since then no one has been allowed behind the yellow tape and all activity is centered in an apartment behind the blue tent you can see. of you take a look at the video, you can see fbi agents in protective suits and maximums. an fbi spokesman says they came to serve a search warrant as part of a federal criminal investigation. however, this is not an rarity warrant but a search warrant. the apartment was vacant. neighbors say it was occupied as a single man, and our cameras were there as the agents spent hours examining the apartment. the bright something out into -- brought something out into the courtyard. >> i thought it looked like identity day in the city. i thought they were filming a movie. >> there is no risk to public safety.

and that the protective equipment that you see is for agent safety, precautionary measures. reporter: no one living in the area was evacuated. the couldn't access the parking garage or use the jackson street entrance to their building. the san francisco police department helped secure the seen and it does seem they're wrapping up. they were packing up gear and we have also seen them closely examining some of the things they found inside of that apartment. at one point even a portable x-ray machine was used. the fbi has not told us at this hour what they were looking for or what they found but we will continue to follow this developing story. san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. today residents of treasure island were told there would be more radiation testing done to verify the safety of their homes. nick smith is live from treasure island with residents.

reporter: we're talking about those that live in the units behind me. they fear their homes may by contaminated, and officials are taking those fears seriously. that's why starting june 12th june 12th each unit that you see on this map will be scanned for possible gamma radiation. >> it's so close to our home. and you know it. and you just let us sit there. >> s toes of treasure island residents spent the day pressing state officials for information about possible health risks. >> i'd like to see them take these people, including myself, relocate us even temporarily until the redevelopment is finished. reporter: hundreds of families are continuing to live in building separated by wire fencing. >> i'm not sure about all of that is being said. so i just ask as many questions as i can. >> members of the media were not

allowed to hear what she asked. before the meeting started officials moved me, my meiko flown and our news cameras to the next room. far away from residents and out of earshot. >> there are cleanup sites within the housing area. >> officials with the navy tell me they have spent close to $200 million to pay for the cleanup of treasure island and are doing everything to warn residents of any potential health risks by communicating their findings openly. >> we'll continue until we get regulatory closure of every site on the island. >> good two weeks officials will perform surveys on the ground floor of every resident, collect the data and test for safety. that may not end the debate. on treasure island, abc7 news. tonight police in watsonville are searching for a gunman who shot a man during a fight. police arrived at a home near marchand and elm street and

found man injured on the front porch. witness says several people ran off after shots were fired. flames quickly engulfed a play structure at loma vista elementary in vallejo today. investigators are looking for what started the fire. they estimate the flames caused $25,000 worth of damage. officials say six hikers missing on mt. rainier in washington are likely dead, including a man reportedly from california. that announcement came in the last hour. today park rangers and helicopters spotted the group's hiking gear. they believe the six were caught in an avalanche. four hikers and two guides were supposed to return after reaching the summit thursday. the "seattle times" reports the lead guy is from truckey. he has climbed mt. rainier more

than 50 times. a report filed in court says the enemy health system for prisoners is inadequate and inmates with severe mental illness did not receive enemy care or medication and return to prison too soon. the report cabbed would state struck hospitals and four hospitals within state prisons. the california department of corrections has not commented yet. a chicken processing plant in merced county is suing a pest troll company after being forced some shut done because of cockroaches. foster farms has filed a lawsuit against orecken saying it did not fulfill the roach contract. three foster farm sites were threatened to be shut down. already this year cases of whooping cough have surpassed last year.

our media partner, "san jose mercury news" reports the case has had more than 2600 cases in the first five months of the year. last year it was 1900 cases. 800 cases this year came -- officials say people are not receiving immunizations. sonoma county has seen the most cases, 410,. thousands of cyclists are expected to hit the road tomorrow for the annual ride to end a.i.d.s. day one beginning tomorrow morning at the cow palace and ending in santa cruz. the ride wraps up next week in los angeles. the goal is to raise money and awareness for people living with h.i.v. and a.i.d.s. >> what new products apple is expected to unveil and not

unveil at the worldwide developer's conference this week. >> a high-tech plan to turn roads into solar panel grids has gotten huge support. a look at how the oakland a's pitched in to bring baseball to an east bay community. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan in the accuweather. temperatures coming u. tomorrow, sunday, but notice the marine layer kicking in. i'll

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>> this week apple will likely unveil new products tet developer's conference in san francisco. last year they unveiled the macpro. mam rumors.com sayings the iwatson and apple tv won't be ready for the conference. instead we could see a redesigned mac mini, and apple could introduce beats by dre, the company purchased for more than $3 billion and that could include an appearance by dr. dre

himself. >> an idaho couple's idea for solar panel road are have gone viral. the say they're tough enough to stand the elements of traffic. they include l.e.d. lights, meaning roads can be programmed to warn drivers of upcoming hazards. he wants to replace every road and highway in america with these panels. >> 28,000 square miles of surface area that could be covered. >> the couple first introduced their plan on earth day on the crowd funding site indy go go, as of today they raised almost $2 million, twice the goal. >> we're just so focused on what we are doing right now, we know that will happen. we'll make a difference in the world, and hopefully in the next few years. >> they hope to have sidewalk and parking lot prototypes working in their home town by next summer. he estimates it would take

5,000,000,012-foot by 12-foot panels to cover every american road. up next, we'll show you a california program that is swooping in to save dogs and deliver them to new families out of state. it is another beautiful bay area weekend. meteorologist frances dinglasan is up next with the forecast. >> in sports we'll show you if the streaking giants can stay hot in st. louis,;

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>> play ball. little leaguers now have a new field to call their own in richmond thanks to the oakland a's. the a's mascot signed autographs at the martin luther king, jr. park. and josh reddick helped dedicate the rennovated baseball field. the a's teamed up with pg&e and the good tidings foundation to make this field of dreams pop. the raiders are working on rebuilding a football field at the same park. unwanted california dogs are being airlifted to new homes in other states. take a look. these are some of the 100 dogs that took off from bakersfield yesterday morning, bound for new owners. every week, wings for rescue

flies animals from overcrowded shelters to other parts of the country where there is a need for adoptable pets. these pups are heading to either oregon or washington state. >> they actually won our little fluffy scruffy dog. they meet the plane on the runway with the adopter and go straight from the airplane into new homes. >> pilots actually donate their time, gas, and aircraft to fly the dogs. let's get a check on our weekend weather. abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan is here. >> a great day to adopt a pet or be outdoors. live doppler 7hd right now showing some coastal clouds that have stuck around all day, especially parts of the peninsula and coast. here's a live view from the east bay looking west towards san francisco you. see the marine layer starting to spill into the bay. current temperatures range from 50s in san francisco, 60s in

oakland. then cool at the coast, half moon bay, 54. another live shot for you, this time santa cruz beach. it's been very pleasant and sunny but started off cloudy this morning. santa rosa, 75. napa, 68. 75, novato. low 80s, fairfield, concord, livermore. from the sutro tower we sea san francisco and marine layer clouds spilling in, but they will spread inland overnight, they'll be fog and drizzle in the morning, especially near the coast, and then we'll see a little bit warmer sunday afternoon. so temperatures are coming up a bit in a few locations. high pressure right now the dominant feature, and with the sinking, we'll get warmer temperatures so not as strong of a sea breeze but overnight will allow the marine layer to develop and spill inland as you wake up tomorrow morning we could see patchy fog as well and some drizzle along the coast,

and then we'll see more sunshine in the afternoon. but overnight lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. 48 in half moon bay. 47 in santa cruz, and 48 in santa rosa and napa. elsewhere, mainly the low 50s. 52 in san francisco towards san jose. it's going to warm nicely in the south bay. 81 the high tomorrow. san jose, on the peninsula, lower 70s, towards upper 70s, i mean, towards the lower part of the peninsula and palo alto and mountain view, and then along the coast, cool. 60 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, with partly cloudy conditions, 66. north bay numbers coming up. so low 80s through sonoma and napa, vallejo, 78. downtown oakland as well. 73, 74 in union city, and t-shirt and shorts weather with plenty of sunshine inland. temperatures in the low to

mid-80s. if you are heading to the greek festival tomorrow, should be a perfect day for it. it's free and temperatures will start off in the 70s. morning clouds will give way to sunshine, warming toupe the low 80s and cooling down at 8:00 to 69. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, a warmer die in store for us for the end of the weekend. sunday, and then we cool down on monday before things start to ramp up slowly again tuesday, wednesday, next weekends. plenty of nine and looks like above average numbers for next weekend. but tomorrow should be pleasant as well. >> thank you so much. >> rick quan is here for shu. >> not often we mention the muppets. i'm doing that today. the one and only fozzy bear,

wacha, shutting down the giants, san francisco came in winning agent of its last anytime games but could not solve wacha. striking out hunter pence, and taveras makes his major league debut one to remember by hitting a home run. thirst big-league hid. the kit gets a curtain call. the game was stopped because of rain. after a 47 minute delay, play resumed and so did wacha. struck out seven in six shutout innings. the rain came again later, stopping the contest for 51 minutes. in the seventh, st. louis got some insurance, japany -- jhonny -- the giants struck out 13 times today. >> at the ncaa regionals, stanford took on owes indiana. the cardinal tied the game in the first, slater give this ball a ride deep to left center.

off the wall. the score from fort makes it 1-0. but the hoosiers come back in the fifth. this is a double elimination, so stanford will play again tomorrow. >> sansan diego's doner, the filipino flash took a head butt and suffered a serious cut. it would happen several more times causing the bout to be stopped so the doctors could check him out. despite the injuries he continue and was able to knock down the other boxer in the fourth. by the end of the round doner could not see because of blood running in his heads. he was declared the winner by unanimous decision and is now 33-2. >> now to golf.

masters champ bubba watson is in the lead at the memorial. we go to muirfield village golf club in dublin, ohio. yatsuma had this birdie on 18. lefty scott langley is in second place of a bogey-flee 67. the long birdie putt here. 11-under for the tournament, one back of another lefty, bubba watson, who shot 69. at the french open, defending champ nadal took care of leonardo meijer, the spaniard loves playing at roland garrows. he went on to win in straight sets, perfect lob. nadal is attempting to win his fifth straight french open title, ninth over. >> sloan stevens the last remaining woman at the french open.

stevens wraps up the first set with this nice lob. she went on to win the match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. will next face simone ma of romania. >> a week from today, california chrome will become the first triple crown winner since affirmed in 1978 if he can win the belmont stakes. consider the toughest of the three races, california chrome turned in what his trainer called a perfect workout today as he ran the one and a half mile track. the 36 year drought without a tripping crown winner is the longest in history. this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. we'll see if that streak will stay perfect. >> thank you so much. next on abc7 news at 6:00, a whale breech is an amazing site but not uncommon. but this sea spectacle is rare. >> watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc7 news online, on

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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.

>> right now there's a sig-alert in alameda county after a crash. all westbound lanes of 84 are closed for the response. be sure to join my tonight on kofy cable tv 13. you may have seen a transporter in action on "star trek". now scientists say it may be a reality. then at 11:00 here on abc7 news ♪ >> the bay area boys who turned a hit song into a learning experience and ended up winning a global competition. that's coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 at abc7 news. >> marine biologists near spain captured a rare site on video, fin whale breeching the water. >> oh!

woo-hoo! >> keep in mind this is the second largest creature on the planet behind only blue whales. the 80-ton mammal shot out of the water three times in the strait of gibraltar. they're one of the fattest whales, able to cruise up to 23-miles-an-hour, helping that guy soar. the spectacle is rarely seep, let alone recorded on radio. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00.

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