>> her light was bright, her voice, loud. the legendary maya angelou left her mark in the bay area. this was her last visit to glide memorial church. >> writer, poet, actress, game changer, she had many talents and became a powerful voice for women and minorities she died this morning at age 86 in her home in north carolina.

angelou moved to oakland with her mother at age 14, studying dance and drama in san francisco, became the city's 1 african american street car conductor. she told her protegee, oprah, her mother encouraged her to fight for the job. >> i went down to place an application. they wouldn't even give it to me. i went to my mother and said they won't allow me to apply. she asked me why. do you know why? i said yes, because i'm a negro. she said do you want the job? i said yes, and she said go get it. >> she expanded into writing penning several auto biographies and collections of poetry. maya angelou had a lasting impact and connection with glide memorial church.

>> our relationship was immediately, i really dig this woman. >> reverend cecil williams met maya angelou at a party 50 years ago. >> we began to call each other brother and sister. >> he says she loved the choir she appeared and spoke to the on -- congregation dozens of times >> it's not like she spoke. she sang and danced with her words. just wonderful. >> years of friendship so full of precious moments, it's tough to pick out highlights. williams officiated at williams three weddings here they are along with oprah

winfrey. she wrote a forward to the couple wrote. >> when i became poet in 2000, she said i'm so proud of san francisco for making you a poet laureate. she was so... in -- countless. >> when celebrating her 50th anniversary, she sent this tribute. >> this journey has been a wonderful jurny. still is, i pray them for another 50, or as much as they want. thank you, god bless you. >> williams says angelou had an enormous impact on his life and will continue to so.

>> she gave me strength, great love, and a sense of knowing i had her on my side. >> they aren't sure what it will look like, but they plan to do a memorial, or a tribute here for maya angelou, a church she loved dearly. >> and in downtown oakland, maya angelou is featured in a massive bronze sculpture. the artist called for a number of them, champions for humanity. it is located with a nearly $9 million sculpture. >> the president called her one of the brightest lights of our time. a brilliant writer and a fierce friend he went on to say the voice she sang helped generations of

americans find their rainbow. >> president says his mother was so inspired by angelou her younger sister is named after her. and oprah called her a mentor, mother, sister, and friend. >> angelou graduated from mission high school. >> the special tribute today at the graduation ceremony. >> tonight a bay area tribute will be held for six victim that's lost their lives in friday's deadly rampage in isla vista. classes resumed today at uc barbara. 20,000 people turned out for a remembrance yesterday. tonight, a vigil on the cal campus starts at 8:00. >> in san jose, leland high school and bridge group will hold a candle light vigil tomorrow night in honor of

george chen. that will be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m . >> in sonoma county, only the defense was talking about the case of a woman for taking on a school bully. >> wayne freedman has the investigation. wayne? >> reporter: what we have here is a defense attorney trying to keep a case from going to trial. the attorney, who you'll hear from in just a moment said there should be no crime m a parent trying to protect his or her child from a bully saying the real culprit is the still unnamed bully. >> reporter: this is a content of a private investigation for the santa rosa mother of six awaiting charges of going on to campus and allegedly choking a 12-year-old boy she says had

been bullying her daughter. >> my client did nothing wrong. >> the defense attorney says two kids and a school aide say he confronted the boy but never touched him. one children interviewed said the boy choked himself and then blamed her to get even. >> the kid was specific that saw it in how it was done. he put his hands up like this and choked himself. he described very specifically to my investigator. >> according to the report, deputies chose to arrest her anyway. the district attorney only issued a statement reads, quote, we're endeavoring to ensure integrity of the investigation. therefore, we'll not comment furnler on the particulars of any evidence. she will return to court to find out if she's going to be

chargeed and if so, with what. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> it's official now. cupertino-based apple is paying $3 million to acquire beat electronics co-founded by dr. dre. usa today reports it will remain intact and drchlt dre will be spending more time in silicon valley. a newspaper saying apple will answer what beats has done to quote, a different level. >> happening now, vice president biden and his wife, jill are in san francisco. in just minutes will attend the first of two fund-raisers today, the vice president gave the commencement address at u.s. air force academy. biden and his wife will raise money a private home then move on to fairmont hotel. they will not hold public events. >> a skating rink could be

reopened soon, members urnling the owner of the shopping center to open doors the center closed last year with a purpose of creating more retail space to stay competitive with nearby stanford shopping center. but the commissioners counter restaurants and shops have probably lost revenue because of the closure of the ice rink. >> a lot of people like that ice rink. time to check on weather. >> yes. let's go outside. spencer christian with the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. a string of days like this. sunny, mild to warm. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see clouds found, temperatures rise, so does concern about fires as a matter of fact we have a red flag warning in effect until 8:00 tomorrow evening for high fire dangers for sacramento valley and the straight and delta. humidity is low. 7% in some locations.

that means of course fire concern. here is a live view from our sutro tower camera looking towards golden gate. 66 degrees in san francisco. 72 oakland. mid 70s in san carlos. 59 in half moon bay. another live view from mount tam camera. looking down into the bay. 32 fairfield. low to mid 80s in concord and livermore. 77 napa. clear skies over sfo, it will be clear, breezy in spots this evening. sunny, bright tomorrow evening. tomorrow, warm in just about all areas under sunny skies. mid to upper 60s on the coast. upper 80s inland the weekend ahead in just two minutes. >> spencer, thank you. >> still ahead on abc7 news, a treasure hunt in san jose. searching low, and high for hidden cash. >> two bay area girls competing to be the bestsellers in the

country. so did they sell their way onto the next round? >> outrage over veteran's health care the shocking report. >> our first look at the afternoon commute. this is interstate 680 in walnut creek. oncoming traffic is northbound. going towards concord. moving nicely, better if you're on the right side going southbound. stay with us more still to come

idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested

an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. in vallejo, the chp is reporting several small brush

fires at interstate 780 and 806789 chp closed ramps, value lay he firefighters worked to put out burning grass and trees. there is no word on what caused the fire. we'll continue to keep you updated on this breaking news on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> well, the great mystery has been solved. giants star outfielder hunter penns got his stolen scooter back the team chef and number one scooter builder tweeted out this picture of his scooter sitting near the locker. now, he's got two of them. police returned the stolen one this after the noon. police say a group of people gave the scooter to officers, the officers are not treating this as a crime, because he never filed a police report but did tweet about the scooter, that went viral. the scooter disappeared on the

embarcadero sunday night. it's ended well. >> don't mess with a man and his scooter. >> you don't want to get in between a guy and his scooter. >> san jose was the recipient of hidden cash. >> the person dropped five cash stashes around the city. the race was on to find the money. >> yes. vic lee is live with one of the locations. >> my photographers and i are exhausted chasing that money. we're not richer tonight. so there it is. there is the answer. this post is where one envelope of cash was taped to the post next to the gates of the storage area. frenzied crowds were looking for clues trying to find the prize which was real money. >> it started when the sun was

coming up. saying he was showing the south bay love and cash. that got peoples' hopes up. >> i am hoping he does. that would be nice. . >> i got six kids. maybe i put them through school. you know? buy them a car, or something. >> 8:44 a.m the clue across from sea creatures and where the dog pees. a fire hydrant. >> that is a lot of cash. i'm going to get robbed! >> $135. >> cash money! for the wife. >> 15 minutes later the clue for the next drop. behind a tree. under a leaf across from fast dog station. aha. greyhound bus station. seems like everyone else knew that, too. people crawled, looking. some climbed on trees but a worker two blocks away came up with the money.

12:44 p.m . a caffeinated mermaid. starbucks. money hunters looked but the cash was gone. someone found it but there was hope. next clue 15 minutes later. go to the trash. find the cash across the street. here at the trash bin gate of olive garden. someone grabbed it quickly. there are more disappointed scavengers. >> how fast are you going? >> like aabove 80. >> hidden cash tweeted he'll be in l.a. next. >> vic lee, abc7 news. >> you can see it's starting to get out of control he's driving 80. >> on a neighborhood street. >> maybe a good thing it's moving on. >> i know. i wonder if anyone caught a glimpse. >> he's -- he's pretty sly.

>> yes. pretty much. >> a bay area teen is one of 46 competitors heading to the semi finals. >> they advanced today after correctly spelling a word. the 14-year-old attends sam h lawson middle school. a 13-year-old is out of the competition despite spelling the word correctly. >> scores based on a computerized test in addition to oral event the semi finals take place tomorrow morning followed by the final event tomorrow might. >> now, little-known fact about spencer christian. he used to study encyclopedia as a child he must have been a great speller. >> yes. i was. >> maybe not many friends. >> oh. >> let's take a look look, i

have lots of friends. we've got sunny skies across the bay area now. lovely day as you probably know. breezy, but breezes are tolerable. here is a look at 24 hour temperature changes three degrees milder at sfo. four degrees warmer in hayward. and mountain view, santa rosa, seven degrees cooler. looking across the embarcadero, clear, mild overnight. sunny tomorrow. warmer than today. it will be turning cooler friday, saturday. more clouds move into the area. and here is why. see that trougl? it's bringing with it not only breezes but a dry westernly flow. cool air arrives we'll see rather sharp change in

temperature pattern. cooling into friday. we'll have low clouds at the coast and beyond. overnight, clear skies lows in low to mid-50s. tomorrow in the south bay, nice, warm, highs into low to mid to upper 60s on the coast at pacifica and half moon bay. 71 degrees tomorrow. north bay 84 in santa rosa and calistoga. napa. 83 sonoma. 81 novato. east bay highs 76 in berkeley.

6677 oakland. and 88 at fairfield. and antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. partly cloudy, saturday will be coolest day in the forecast period with highs reaching only mid-70s inland. about 70s around the bay. upper 50s on the coast. getting more sun on sunday, starting to warm up a little bit monday, tuesday, wednesday. nice warm days, steady pattern there. low 80s inland. mid-70s around the bay. lovely weather is coming our way. just a cool down over the weekend. and weekend will be great time to spend with many friends, right? >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> up next, dream home for ultimate trekky fan we'll take you on a elaborate tour. >> a kidnapped baby, rescued.

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poor babies, mountain view police department saving tiny and cute ducklings that got caught in a drain after getting separated from the rest of the flock with help from other city staff, the babies were plucked from the drain and rescued they couldn't track down mom. >> they are so cute. >> they are adorable. >> starbucks has a new priceyest drink ever. are you ready? >> i'm ready here it is. it's a vanilla bean cappucino. >> it's made with 60 shots of

espresso. so you'll be up for a week if you drink it and costs about $55 the customer paid nothing because he's a gold member of the loyalty program. he said it was delicious but he was not able to drink it at one time. a rep says it's excessive. >> yes. >> a mansion up for sale in florida is going where no home has gone before. >> $35 million. it's a mansion including a exact replica of the star ship enterprise bridge. >> it's also packed with star trek memorabilia, including original ears leonard nemoy wore as mr. spock. it's being sold by venture capitalist mark bell. >> he ended up buying the uniform and badges and everything.

he wanted to recreate it at home. >> the house includes a 1500 bottle wine cellar, a basketball court, and an arcade filled with old science fiction favorites. it's enough entertainment to last light years. >> absolutely. for just, the precise buyer. unique buyer. >> yes. >> still ahead at 4:00 a refinery wants to go green. how it could improve quality of the air. >> and a stunning set back in the missing malaysia airlines jet. >> and a scathing report about the nation's va hospitals.

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update on breaking news out of vallejo. several small brush fires. >> these fires in between connector ramps for interstates 780 and 80 converge. we're joined by officer daniel hill. officer hill, thanks for joining us. what can you tell us about the fires at this point? what is the level of containment? >> well, sure. at 3:30 p.m we received reports of a fire off the right shoulder of the eastbound 780 to westbound 80. that fire escalated because of the dry brush, spreading across the freeway into the center

divide. at this point, it's a three-alarm fire. both benicia and vallejo fire are on scene. they're doing mostly clean up now, but the smoldering is creating heavy smoke the chp shut down all transition roads at this time. we expect to reopen them as soon as we can get the fire contained sorry. smoke contained and more manageable. >> officer, any idea what caused this? is there a car that overheated? anything like that? >> no. the fire team off of the freeway near residences in the area. we don't know about the cause of that. once the fire is put out, fire inspectors are likely to figure out if this is caused by perhaps an encampment or a residence. that is under investigation at this time. >> real quickly. how bad is the traffic right there? >> 780 moving as expected it's like traffic at this time. however, interstate 80 in both

directions is affected. eastbound 80, sorry, westbound 80 affected and heavy smoke causing slow traffic in both directions. >> all right. officer hill, thank you for the update we appreciate it. you can find latest on our twitter feed on abc7 news bay area. >> good news is that it's not too hot. 79 degrees in vallejo. winds at five miles per hour. it would be a lot worse if winds were gusting heavily. moving on a refinery wants to modernize it's facility cutting green house gases in the process. >> is the project all it claims to be? laura anthony is live at the oil refinery in martinez. laura? >> hi, ama. shell wants to get out ahead of any potential controversy. the environmental review process has yet to begin, but so far it

appears the reviews are mostly positive. this is a 30-year-old unit shell hopes to phase out by 2020. >> there is everything to like, we're going to come into compliance with green house gas standards. we're also going to lessen our dependence on heavy crude. >> shell claims it would reduce green house gas emissions of several hundred million tons per year. >> works in a lot of levels >> martinez city councilman sits on the board of the bay area air quality management district. >> if they wanted to double down, they can retire them. and not sell them. that would be beneficial for the bay area. >> some critics have a distrust of any plan put forward by a big oil company. in martinez, shell project would not increase the amount of oil

processed and allow refining of lighter crude oil. >> there is no change in amount for processing. the type of crude is better than they had. >> shell will present the project to cost tra costa board of supervisors. in martinez, abc7 news. >> a startling new revelation in the search for a missing malaysia airlines jet. u.s. navy now says pings believed to have come from flight 370 black boxes were not from the missing plane. crews used those pings to try to narrow down an area of the ocean floor where the plane may have ended up but a drone failed to find anything. authorities believe it made from another source, possibly a ship. >> more problems exposed involving met vans affairs medical facilities with a new

report citing efforts to hide delays. this following allegations several veterans died while awaiting treatment in a va hospital. so far, 42 va facilities across the country are under investigation. several lawmakers are demanding more action. >> we're hearing from the va around america that there is neglect to carry out our obligations to veterans. >> the director of the care system sent a letter reading i want to assure you that the va palo alto system is committed to providing highest quality, safe, compassionate care to veterans and we strive to see patients within 14 days of the date they'd like to be seen.

>> today a u.s. marine being held in a mexican jail went before a judge for the first time. he faces weapons charges after crossing the border with three guns he says it's a mistake. >> after two months in jail, for the first time, u.s. marine appear before a judge. he says it was a mistake, taking the wrong exit, left california, ending up in mexico. he said he volunteered that he had registered weapons in the car. here he is calling 911, march 31st asking for help. >> i crossed the border by accident. i have three guns in the truck. they're trying to take my guns from me. >> you're in mexico? >> yes. there is nothing i can help you

with, sir. i do apologize you're not on american soil anymore. i can't help you. >> authorities locked him up. he faces years in jail if convicted the state department is engaged in this case but so far, no break through. he described it in this interview with the san diego union tribune he says he tried to escape. >> i was nervous, missing any family. didn't seem like i have hope. and the people in there started messing with me. >> i want them to know we've got a marine who needs his freedom. he fought nor his country, willing to die. >> this is complicated according to the u.s. kons slit. in mexico you're guilty until

proven innocent and mexico authorities have been concerned about the guns from the u.s. >> president obama was a commencement speaker at u.s. military academy at west point. he outlined his foreign policy vision for final two years in office saying the united states is emerging from a long period of war and used restraint before rushing into new operations. >> u.s. military action cannot be the only component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best problem does not mean every problem is a nail >> the president told the class that terrorism is the most direct threat to american security. but he said u.s. must work with other countries to expand reach without use of force. >> severe weather causing

problems in texas for a third straight day. my goodness this, is video of heavy hail with a shot by a resident in a town of allen, texas. severe thunderstorms left homes without power. in houston, a number of drivers had to be rescued from vehicles. >> our weather is nothing like that. spencer christian is outside with a preview. >> you're right. weather is tame. no violent weather coming our way. >> also coming up, very clever cat gives the owner a run at jenga. >> later inside of the traegs. an astronaut shares experience with students. >> and shouldering brush

the fire is contained or so we thought. you can he a lot of smoke from that location right now. expect traffic back ups in the ar

check out this very clever cat that can play the game

jenga. what? oh, my goodness. the 8-year-old cat named mo lives with his owner in austin, texas the cat seemed to be doing well, but the owner matches him mo gives the game a hard stare, then, gets fed up. fed up. oh, maybe we don't see it. he knocks off the pieces of the top then turn as way. sore loser? >> maybe that is it. >> take our word for it, he's not happeny with jenga, let's move on. >> a baby girl has rhythm on the right here shaking to this catchy song, doing the twist encouraging a little boy to try to get into the act.

this is the way it works. boys develop more slowly smchlt say that never changes >> he's intimidated like get down like this, baby! >> so cute. >> yes. >> spencer christian is up on the roof. >> just cracking up over the video. it's funny. no clouds around, but now, sunny and mild across the bay area. tomorrow a wide area of thunderstorms in the east tomorrow but sunny, hot in the southwest. tomorrow, look for sunny skies

and 78 in los angeles. tomorrow, mild day. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. looking at san jose, 82 degrees tomorrow will be the high. that is about five degrees above after rinl for this time of the year. a sharp drop in temperatures by friday and saturday. saturday the coolest day. sunday, upper 70s, temperatures holding steady sunday through next wednesday. we'll have more coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, spencer. still ahead caught on video.

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and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. there is a push to bring back "reading rainbow" the original aired from 1983 to 2006, now, the star launched a kick starter campaign, hoping to raise a million dollars but

july 2nd. >> now, to a burglar caught red handed thanks to technology. a man watched as a criminal broke into the house then able to scare the crook off using that same phone. >> you're about to see an alleged home invasion with a twist. watch as he opens the unlocked door, entering with a flashlight he appears to try to outsmart the homeowner, turning around a surveillance camera. he doesn't know two other cameras are still rolling, detecting every motion made >> he was the real thing. it happened to me. >> the 29-year-old was eating dinner nearby. he says his drop cam security system sent an alert to the smart phone telling him his sliding door had been opened. >> it's pitch dark but there is night vision they're able to see him like this. >> he says he watched, as the

invader grabbed his electronic equipment so he fought back with his iphone. tapping into a loud speaker... >> i told him, hey, i can see you. just please leave my home. >> scared, the alleged burglar does that. >> this security is more embraced as situations like this happen, we can see proof of their effectiveness. >> thanks to this surveillance footage, police tracked down the suspect. a 22-year-old, and now, the alleged burglar is being held in a new jersey jail, on $25,000 bail. thanks to a free app, iphone, and a few cameras cost, $150. a mother in canada is thanking face book after finding her baby in a hospital maternity

ward. the woman posing as a nurse took the newborn. police sent out an amber alert posting the photo ask description of the car. four friends wanted to help catch the woman. one of them recognized her as a former neighbor. she and a friend drove to the house, spotted the car and called police. >> asked for the baby. it was the best moment of my life. we were crying. . >> i don't realize this. i'm just a person, like nobody, i save a life. >> the baby was found safe. her parents went on facebook to thank everyone, saying everyone click every share, made a difference. >> a never give up attitude by a disabled 5th grader is resulting in a remarkable achievement the students at sage brush

school formed an honor guard as nate watson crossed the finish line. doctors said nate would be confined to a wheelchair but he proved them wrong. >> and every time you do one lap, at the beginning he'd fall 0 times, get up, start again. never complaining one time. >> nate walked around that playground 2000 times, four laps equal a mile. doctors say the energy walking is the same as maybe you would running so that is a lot of energy that goes into this. officials is inspiring students, and teachers at the school, which is great. >> coming up a treat for bay area students. lessons learned from an astronaut that returned from international space station. >> how about nate? i'm dan ashley.

coming up at 5:00 students, and summer jb jobs. a bay area program is threatened. plus, honda accord traditional or hybrid? michael finney on which is a better deal. that is coming up next on abc7 news at 5:00. news at 4:00 continues in just a

liftoff. a russian rocket carrying a lee-man crew to international space station blasted off today, including an american, russian and german the three will arrive in less than six hours, so quick flight. this will remain there six months the commander spent six month as board the space station, today visiting rosa parks elementary, hoping to inspire next generation of engineers and

scientists. nick smith has the story. >> good afternoon. >> after being received like a rock star, they fielded questions from students and as expected one question always comes up, whenever he goes. this is what he loves to do. well, this and this. you're watching video he shot himself. he was part of a team spending six months to learn more about the environment here on earth. everyone has questions about what happens up there, the most important question comes from down here. >> kids are the future of the world. it's the most important place i feel to share my stories >> students were impressed with

the view of live aboard the space station, floating in space, working out, on a treadmill, up is where you want it to be. everything isn't fun and games. when so far away, maintenance to keep it running. >> sometimes, the arm can fix it. often, it takes a person to go in there. >> he is believing one face could be among the next generation of weightless astronauts to make a big difference down below. nick smith, abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> we begin a conversation. they begin to call each other brother and sister. >> reverend cecil williams talking about maya angelou.

>> the cash hunt heads south. hearts being warmed. >> and breaking news in the north bay as brush fires break out. >> i'm sandhya patel. a red flag warning coming up. >> breaking news out of vallejo the accident is at tennessee street overpass. >> the off ramp is closed and causing a traffic slow down. there is no word yet what caused that accident. >> we have more problems on interstate 80. sky 7 hd is live over a

three-alarm grass fire chp closed all ramps between those two freeways >> officials say the fire is mostly contained but smoldering creating heavy smoke. fire broke out this afternoon. >> there is no word yet on what caused it, but firefighters say it may have started near a homeless camp. >> interstate 780 is flowing smoothly. however, traffic is slow in the area in both directions good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. in solano county there is a red flag warning in effect right now. >> let's go to sandhya patel for the latest. sandhya? >> yes. solano county is under a red flag warning. and is because they're facing critical fire-weather conditions

you can see clear skies, part of the reason is wind, and as we take a look at that red flag warning, i'm going to go inside here. we do have red flag warning for the solano county area. we're looking at gusting winds and low humidity. red flag warning is in effect until tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m . gusts to 30 is possible when a fire starts. winds out of the northeast at 12 miles per hour. that wind is reducing humidity. take a look at fairfield humidity right now. 8%. so