her and demanded her purse. she refused. the suspect drove off in a white four four-door sedan. the same man walked into a subway restaurant five minutes later and threatened employees with a shotgun and robbed the place. matt keller will have a report at the top of the hour. >> happening now a key section of interstate 280 in san francisco is closed through memorial day week. southbound 280 is shut down from downtown king street to caesar chavez including the on-ramp at king, 5th and mar it p -- the concrete needs to be removed to get to a hinge that has to be replayed.

it should be open by 5:00 a.m. the 280 closings will be over fourth of july and labor day weekend to complete the project. >> bart will have a new charge if the rail service from 8:00 see medium to oakland airport. yesterday there was a public hearing. members are considering had to charge $4 or $5 or $6 to ride the tram that is supposed to be more reliable that the $3 shut bus. no matter the charge the tram will be operating at a loss. >> it starts any lower it shifts the cost of the operation back to the rest of our riders. why should i subsidize someone to take this to get on an airplane? >> the board will vote to set the fare june 12. the oakland airport connection is expected to open this fall. >> a deadly police shooting caught on video is triggering growing outrage in salinas.

the police chef is speaking up to calm an angry community head of an expected huge protest this weekend. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >> a large march landed for sunday in salinas with protests expect thousands to turnout as the show against what they call police brutality. here is a portion of the amateur video leading to the shooting. officers are following the 44-year-old man down the street yelling commands at him and he is waving garden shears at them. an officer's taser malfunctioned and they fire. see the video has fueled citizen it rage. a when protest turned violent and someone was shot and killed by a civilian. demonstrators knew bricks and bottles and rocks at police. the salinas police chief is speaking out defending the officer. >> letting him walk around the corner to a more crowded street and it could have turned incredibly tragic. >> the man was obviously drunk.

why not knock him over? or taze him? every officer has a taser, if one misfires the other should bp right this ready with the next one. >> he is the third person shot and killed by salinas police officers in resolution evening woulds. two officers fatally shot a man may nine. the officers killed someone march 21. police chief said that he is forwarding the two most recent cases to the f.b.i. and justice department for review. the reports will go for the monterey district attorney to decide on criminal charges against the officers. happening today, millions in california are pack bags and reaching for the car keys or boarding passes to hit the road for the holiday week. the numbers are back to where they were before the 2008 recession, good news for the travel industry and not so good for travelers. amy hollyfield is at sfo.

>> memorial day weekend kicks off this summer travel season and here is a look at american airlines term natural at sfo with lots of people to catch the flight for the weekend. the travel season will be busy. people are spending money again. at sfo there is something you will want to keep in mind, a live picture with construction. the airport recently shut down two of the four runways. they doing maintenance work. officials at the airport say they do not think this will have a huge impact on travel. they have worked with the airs on issue to schedule around it but they strongly encourage you remember this for the summer travel and check with the airline. you will want to check pause we know about the san francisco fog which can impact flights. as far as the roads are concerns, good news there for the economy: aaa is projecting record travel, the second highest since the recession, second highest since 2005 and

this is the largest increase since the recession started in 2008. they are projected that 4.3 million in california will travel this weekend alone. that will be an increase of 1.8 percent over last year. good news for the economy. you are going to have to pack patience in the suitcase because you will not be alone on the roads or the airport. happy travels, everyone. >> the son california man accused of kidnapping a woman and holding her captive for 10 years says he is innocent. the 41-year-old sarin gas -- the the victim tried to escape twice but garcia beat her and told her her family did not want her anymore. garcia married and had a child with the woman who was taken when she was 15-year-old.

garcia says that the accusations are false the he claims the woman is lying because the couple is submitting up. >> hayward police are trying to determine what led to a shooting that left a man dead and another wounded. it happened yesterday evening. police say the shooter opened fire on a car containing the victims causing a crash. a 22-year-old man died at the scene. another man was dropped off at a hospital with a gun wound. the search for the gunmen led police to a house. officers searched with weapons drawn. man inside was detained but it is not then if he is a suspect. >> a man assaulted a jogger in livermore on friday. the victim was running on a bicycle path and grabbed from behind and groped. she escaped. police say had have been eight similar attacks in the area in the last several years. >> the fight to become the next mayor of san jose is pricey.

a campaign fundraiser report shows how much each candidate has raised for the june 3 primary. the city councilman is leading the pack and raised $785,000. santa clara supervisor is not far behind raising $567,000, the most of all since march. vice mayor and city councilwoman round out the list with all candidates agreeing to an expenditure cap of just shy of $800,000. a senate committee will hold a vote over public access to a san mateo county beach. a senate appropriations committee takes up a bill sponsored by the peninsula lawmaker jerry hill to first the billionaire venture capitalist into a settlement. he owns a massive coastal track including a small access road that is the only land access to martin's beach. he says an old spanish land

grant gives him the right to cut off access to the public beach. the senator hill's bill would have the state seize part of the land to regain public access under imminent domain. a judge will rule on a lawsuit in a couple of weeks. it is holiday week. what is in store for us, mike? >> we have the marine layer. look at our temperatures: in the mid-to-upper 50's through the peninsula and cooler in san mateo at 52. and 55 in san carlos and mountain view is warm at 58. and 55 in fremont and san jose and 56 in los gatos and oakland is 55. san ramon is at 52 and concord and live more and fairfield at 54. 48 in larkspur and half moon bay is foggy at 52. temperatures will not budge but do be prepared for spotty drizzle through 9:00 we this morning and we will see the sunshine break out, clouds, the low clouds are back to the coast

and we are 60, and 64 an the bay and 76 inland and high clouds and sunshine this afternoon and 62 at the coast and 74 inland and 84 inland, rather, and 74 at bay, low-to-mid 50's for the evening. tonight, try to head before 2,000 feet and look to the north with a meteor shower at midnight to 1:30. leyla gulen? >> thank you. we do have drizzle out there. use the windshield wipers an hour or so ago so limited visibility up and over the waldo. eastbound 580 to east 24 past the macarthur maze with an overturned flipped so back on the wheels and perpendicular in the road so crews are trying to get that out and it is in the non-commute correction. southbound 280s closed from six to 101 if you have tickets for the giants game this afternoon#ñ

or today and the weekend you will want to take a third to leaf caesar chavez to the ballpark, expect lots of traffic >> a woman in a coma gives birth to a healthy baby boy. next we will hear from the father who is dealing with pride and sorrow. >> caught on camera, he had one chance, one chance, the man who sees a baby about to fall two stories. >> the pope plans for a trip on the middle east and a concern for his

>> covering berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. the video clip is going viral showing a man catching a

baby falling from the second-story balcony in china. a one-year-old climbed on to a window ledge during a thunderstorm and you can see a man preparing to make the catch and with the help of a second man -- billion -- boom -- he caught the precious cargo. the westbound was not injured. professors will greet pope francis at a visit to jerusalem, bethlehem and a palestinian refugee camp in the west bank. the jews are planning protests ahead of the francis visit. the 77-year-old pope is making his visit after canceling other planned trips because of health reasons. it is feared that he could be overtaxing himself considering he only has one fully functioning lung. now a story from yesterday about the pregnant woman if a coma.

carleton has given birth to a healthy baby boy. here are the pictures. how is she doing? we have that story from ucfs. >> for months, her belly served as a sanctuary for her son the she was in intensive care at uc san francisco a coma cutting off communication as the doctors monitored the growing child. >> she is able to open her eyes and hold my hand and move my hand to her belly where the baby was kicking. her husband, a santa cruz sheriff deputy gave her a kiss before she went in for the c-section. minutes later the doctors gave melissa her baby. >> he was able to lay on her chest and she was obviously still under anesthesia. but he got to smell her first and feel her skin first and he

came to me. >> this picture captures the joy he experienced holding his son for the very first time, joy balanced against sorrow. >> it is incredibly painful for her not to be awake the. >> doctors believe the brain tumor started growing several years ago before their wedding, before their honeymoon, before they started planning for the baby. now he faces the overwhelming prospect of raising the baby hoping she recovers. >> it is a balancing act to make sure she and our son, west, get what they need. >> a retired san francisco police officer donated his apartment so brian can live near. the in-laws moved to the toy help and friends and strangers have donated supplies for west's

homecoming. >> i don't know how to express how grateful i am. >> so many have asked how to help, so they actually have a website with a link at abc7news.com. if you look under the story you can see how you can help them out. >> people always step up. >> hopefully though can actively embrace the baby. >> hope we keep following up on that. >> we will. now the weather with the holiday week. pretty nice. but not so hot you don't want to be out. if it is warm where you are, you can led to the coast because the coast will stay cool while the rest of us start to warm above our average levels. good morning, everyone, here is live doppler 7 hd, you can see the clouds hanging out this morning, and even some drizzle around so watch out nor that as you are driving and look at the

flow, ten miles per hour at concord, and lighter an the bay this morning, but the clouds are out there. look and see how long we have to wait to get sunshine. at 7:00, most of us are cloudy and more broken in the santa clara valley and the east bay especially in contra costa county but the rest of us are cloudy through the morning. still a little bit of haze and maybe fog hugging -- rather, low clouds hug the east bay shoreline. mostly the clouds back to the coast keeping you in the 60. we are 70's around the bay. we have 80's in the extreme inland neighborhood. the may bray is back to the coast. that will bring high clouds and sunshine. mid-to-upper 70 through the south bay. los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy, low 80's. in santa cruz, the not the warmest at 68. millbrae is still breezy and 66 and low 60's to mid-60's in downtown and south san francisco

and sausalito at 67 but 10- to 15-degrees warmer headed north through the develops and at the coast we are in the home 60's and low-to-mid 70's along the east bay shore and low-to-mid 80's through the east bay valley headed through brentwood at 87. tonight, we have cloud cover again. patchy drizzle. seven-day forecast shows 90 inland over the weekend and 80's around the bay and only 60's at the coast. sue? back to the macarthur maze area where a car flipped and is back on the wheels east 580 to east 24. it is sideways in the road blocking the two right lanes and they are waiting on crews in the non-commute direction. we will follow that. on monday we are checking on all mass transit and everyone is either on a sunday or holiday schedule. that includes muni and if you are going to

the golden gate bridge is clearing with slick roads. you need the windshield wipers and limited visibility from the waldo tunnel. other than that, it is improving. 4:49. happening today the san francisco bicycle coalition is encouraging fellow bicyclists to give back by donating a new pair of socks to those in need. you can help by stopping between 9th and 10th with volunteers collecting new socks from 7:30 to 9:30. organizers hope to collect 3,000 pairs of socks to give away at st. anthony's dining room throughout the memorial day week. the major construction milestone reached at levi stadium. >> sharing the roads with robots and you can see driverless cars on the streets sooner than we

>> good friday morning at 4:52. the embarcadero in san francisco is looking good here. we are on the way to warmer temperatures for this memorial day weekend. if you go down the embarcadero to king street you cannot get on southbound on that stretch. we have details ahead. president obama will appoint a new housing secretary to the cabinet today. shown texas mayor castro is expected to be introduced by the president today as the new chief of the housing and urban development department. he is considered a rising star in the democratic party. a potential vice presidential candidate in 2016 race. he replaces outgoing secretary donovan who is chosen as the

omb. >> the earth this weekend moves into a debris field left by a comet spotted 10 years ago and we could see 200 meteors an hour. the cloud of dust could be too small or too sparse to put on a show. if the medias are visible the best time to see them is between 11:00 tonight and 1:00 o'clock a.m. and the meteors are visible across the expire sky. the question is: will those working mornings stay up for them? >> that is a good question. the other is, what is your viewing spot? don't you need to be above 1,000 '? >> probably above 2,000' at least close to the east bay hills by that time so if you can go high or inland you will be better off and look to the north although they are across the entire sky the north is the best spot. we will tack about baseball, twins are in town and so are the giants after a rocky series in

the rockies with the thunderstorms. 66 at 7:15 and dropping to 61. if you travel away the state it is warm through the central valley and mid-90's and a few showers but nothing like yesterday. 68 in san diego and 71 in los angeles and partly cloudy and 72 at lake tahoe. the usually accident eastbound 580 and eastbound 24 is cleared. that is excellent news. it should not affect the morning commute. we will follow that as you make your way to the bay bridge. road work north 680 to highway 24 could be slowing things for the san ramon valley. the first look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows very light so far, and friday lite but it will be get away for the holiday weekend so el be on that for you three young hikers have quote a story after their wild rescue played out in the south

by. the operation to rescue the stranded kids was dangerous from the start. you can see the rescuer and young woman spin and get dragged across the jagged rocks. they were stuck halfway up the anderson reservoir dam. they needed a helicopter to lower this william to safety. the three were there on a school field trip from gilroy. the area is off limits to hikers. >> at&t is suing the city of san francisco over the utility boxes that have equipment for high speed internet service. they accuse the city of violating their own regulations and the law by denying permits for 26 of the boxes since november. in addition, at&t says the city is taking too much time to rule on four dozen other permits. in 2011 the supervisors approved the installation of 700 such metal boxes. this month, the supervisors approved legislation giving the public more input on proposed sites. >> state is about to issue

licenses for driverless cars. california department of motor vehicles says that it will start taking applications for aton miscellaneous vehicles in july which will be for memorial testing the cars on california roads and, then, the terms are strict. drivers have to always sit close enough to grab the wheel and you cannot have more than one point on the license and the suspended therens from a d.u.i. in the last 10 years is an automatic disqualifier and the state will issue the first license in september. >> another construction milestone for levi stadium as crews closer to competing the new 49er stadium. this is video of the last seat being installed year. officials say it took crews eight months to install automatic the seats at a rate of five an hour. the stadium will seat 68,000 fans during home games. the seats to tut have only cup holders but they have hooks on

the back so fans can hang their purses or other belongings. ladies lover that. now your purses do not have to go on the ground. levi stadium opens august 2 when the earthquakes play seattle founders. >> he is armed. dangerous. he is on the loose. we have what is happening now in the south bay for the robber who struck twice in a matter of minutes. >> also, a movable median on the golden gate bridge gets the go away and what you can expect in a few months. where is the money? the half million in campaign funds raised by suspended stated senator yee in

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good friday morning. gateway to memorial day weekend. thanks for joining us. mike make is here with a look at the weather. two noonings to that i have a feeling? the radar and satellite shows we are look at at the love cloud cover and the possibility of drizzle for the morning commute. it is more widespread than yesterday and if you find some, tweet me so i can let everyone know what they will run into. >> high clouds and sunshine this afternoon at the bay and 70 to 78. warm if some spots inland and high clouds and sunshine and 78 to 87 and the coast and san francisco with limited sunshine and 60 to 66 degrees. the friday commute shows it is