hill outside the apartment agents raided yesterday. >> good evening. an official with the fbi told me there's no evidence that champion bear lan is planning -- chamberlain is planning an attack. his apartment remains sealed. this as the man authorities say has ties to making explosives remains at large. >> he has put out a nationwide as well as a california statewide be on the lookout. >> the fbi is looking for this man, 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain ii, calling him armed and dangerous. >> possession of explosive material at his residence. >> our cameras were at his apartment when agents swarmed the unit, going in and out, wearing hazmat gear. the apartment is sealed but the fbi spokesman stressed there's no threat to public safety. >> explosives in chemical, biological or radiation known at this time. >> i was completely shocked. >> san francisco political consultant alex turk is

reserving judgment until all the facts are known but says hell new chamberlain as a field organizer on lieutenant governor gavin newsom's 2003 mayoral campaign. he describes him as a hard-working guy, honest, a far cry from the description of the fbi. >> out of character. >> this youtube video instants his civic engagement and a very different man than the one identified by investigators in 2006 we spoke with him about his efforts to stop a pot club from opening in his neighbor. the league of women voters show he ran for assembly seat in 2008, identifies him as a small business owner. >> always been very cordial, but never told me anything about himself. >> neighbors describe ryan chamberlain as quiet and kind. >> what he does when he gets on this motor bike at 9:30 every morning, goes off somewhere, i don't know. >> the fbi says this is an

ongoing investigation and won't say what led them to the san francisco apartment or chamberlain, and will not reveal a possible motive. anyone who may have seen him is asked to contact police in san francisco. nick smith, abc7 news. here again is a look at the suspect, 42 years old, brown hair, blue eyes, 6'3" and 225 pounds. he is believed to be driving a 2008 white nissan altima with california or texas plates. >> we'll have continuing coverage of the fbi raid on air and on twitter chance -- abc7 news bay area. >> police surrounded an area in mill valley looking for burglars. officers from several agencies have been searching this area with rifles and shotguns drawn since about 3:00 this afternoon. they believe the suspects are armed. officers are turning residents away from the complex.

the men are wanted for two burglaries in kentfield earlier today. three people are recovering tonight after two separate shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened just of 5:00 yesterday evening near international boulevard and 28th avenue. detectives say two suspects attacked two others. the victims are in the hospital in stable condition. the other shooting was this morning at 2:15, half mile away. the victim was able to drive to the hospital after being shot. that person is also in stable condition. in both cases detectives don't have a description of the suspects. tonight family and friends gathered to remember a bay area native killed in the deadly rampage in santa barbara. david wong graduated from fremont christian school and was in his sophomore year at uc santa barbara when he died. sergio quintana is live from the church where loved ones are honoring the bright young man they lost.

sergio? >> this memorial is still in progress and some of his fellow school mates here at the christian school took to the podium, but also his father and his mother. this is an opportunity for friends and extended family, along with his parents to come together and pay their respects to the 20-year-old. he was in his second year at uc santa barbara and up until last week was looking forward to returning to fremont for the summer, to spend time back home. one of the first people to speak to the audience, his mother, jane lu. >> i'm missing you. your arms around my neck. my shoulders, holding my hand. hugging me. reporter: david wong had made plans to move out of the capri apartments in isla vista. he and his friend shared the

unit with eliot rodger. investigators say rodger murdered wong, hong, and their friend, george chen, stabbing them to death. he then went on a murdering killing spree on the streets, shooting three more students to death and injuring 13 others. his mother said that her son had planned on moving out at thened of this semester and moving in with his friends at the beginning of next semester and continuing his studies. reporting live in fremont, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> fire investigators digging through the ashes of a warehouse fire are trying to figure out what started the fire. firefighters will likely have to put out hot spots for a couple days at the warehouse, once the size of a super wal-mart. this was a nut and fruit processing plant and police first reported the fire at 10:30 last night. these are flames before dawn today. calfire says good timing helped

save the building's owner from losing more. >> the gentleman told me they had finished doing the final processing of what was in the storage facility. so the facility was empty of product. just storage of the wood bins, which is most of what is burning. >> the fire burned hot enough to jump across a road, start a small grass fire and char a fire hose. california's pot farms are making the state's drought situation even worse. that's according to fish and wildlife officials. marijuana growers are sucking rivers and streams dry in northern california's coastal forest to irrigate their illegal farms. the water is also being polluted because of runoff. in lake county, local lawmakers trying to pass on ordinance what would ban outdoor grows to deal with the problem. >> an annual fundraiser that raises millions for san francisco's glide foundation is underway. you have until 7:30 friday evening to place you bid to dine with warren buffett.

the minimum bid is $25,000 on ebay. the annual auction is in its 15th year and has raised nearly $16 million for glide. last year's winner played with $1 million to eat with buffett. still ahead at 6:00. a new report found the nsa is building a network to track people's faces on surveillance video. how it's using your information to build the network. >> plus, republicans will pick their candidate to run against governor jerry brown this fall. we'll look at the front runners to win, and the government has a new plan to cut air pollution by a third in the u.s. a look at how the epa plans to make it happen. >> i'm frances dinglasan in the accuweather center. temperatures will tumble tomorrow and then we have a warm up. i'll let you know when he witness the 90s.

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governor in california history to reach the mark. his opponent will likely be one of two republicans, tim donnelly, and neel kashkari. an "los angeles times" poll of registered republican voters found 32% supported kashkari for the fall election with 21% backing donnelly and 17% backing governor brown. >> documents released by former nsa contractor edward snowden reveal the agency is collecting millions of pictures used to track people. "the new york times" reports the agency is getting the images from intercepted communications and can use programs to i.d. people from surveillance footage the times article crete cites reports that snowden provided. facial recognition software can help precision targeting. the environmental protection agency is suspected to unveil a new plan to cut carbon pollution

coming from power plants. they want plants to cut cash ban pollution by 30% of 2005 levels by 2030. the plan is expected to hit the coal industry the hardest. scientists say coal-fired power plants are the largest producers of greenhouse gas emissions. this plan would give state options to add to their power grid before the deadline. >> up next at 6:00, nasa looks to the puffer fish to help take spacecraft to new places. a look at your monday morning forecast. meteorologist frances dinglasan is up next with that. >> our local nines on the winning slate. a's, and tim hudson got four in the first from his offense, the best pickup in free agency in baseball. highlights coming up.

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nags a is getting inspiration from one of the funness looking sea creatures to build its new mars lander. engineers believe the pay the puffer fish expands and contracts can help them safely land heavier spacecraft on the red planet without it being

destroyed. the want to attach a balloon to the softer shaped object which once inflated like a puffer fish can serve as a pair shoot to allow for a -- pair shoot to allow for a controlled landing. >> people made the most of the weather at the art and wine festival today, including dan ashley. ♪ ♪ >> dan emceed the festival and his band rocked this morning. the party just wrapped up at 6:00. this is the 33rd 'er of the philosophy. more than 100,000 people attend over two days. >> abc7 news morning an cor christian zi hosted the awards honoring young asia pacific islander women who have worked to make their communities bet. and frances, you have hosted that before, too,. >> i have a few years ago.

a great event and i'm glad kristin was able to attend. it was bench day for doing anything outdoors. live doppler 7hd showing us the coastal clouds that just stuck to the coast all day long and that'sy numbers have been cool. here's a look from sutro tower, looking down toward san francisco. i want to show it while i could bus the marine layer will move in and obscure this view. san francisco, 61, san jose, 77. morgan hill, 82. half moon bay, 54. right now we're even seeing a 30-degree spread from all bay area temperatures. this time we're looking from the east bay towards the west. you see there's coastal low clouds in the distance in the 70s in santa rosa, and in the 80s in fairfield, concord, livermore. as we take a closer look from emeryville out towards the west

and the bay, you'll notice clouds will pick up overnight. we'll see fog and drizzle monday morning but mainly along the coast and possibly inland valleys. cooler tomorrow, and then a warming trend starts on tuesday which continues into saturday. so, we have this upper level low, this area of disturbance going to cool temperatures tomorrow, just for one day. by about five to ten degrees. then high pressure will build back in tuesday, into next weekend, bringing temperatures into the nines in inland by -- by the 089s inland by the end of the work week so the marine layer tonight, 2,000 feet, this will allow the low clouds to spread farther inland and that helps contribute to the lower temperatures tomorrow. overnight lows in the 40s to low 50s. half moon bay, santa cruz, patchy drizzle may be seen as well, and santa rosa, fog there in the morning. low 50s elsewhere. tomorrow, by the afternoon hours, the sun will come out,

the clouds will pull back to the coast but it will be cool. 70s inland instead of the upper 80s. 73 in san jose. warm, pleasant conditions, mild as well. on the lower part of the peninsula, low 70s to 50s at the coast so 59 in half moon bay, 61 downtown san francisco, partly cloudy, and look for mid-70s as well through sonoma and napa, east bay numbers coming down into the 60s so from 62 in richmond, to 69 in fremont. and it's going to be a nice relief for inland communities so we'll see 70s, and enjoy it but a it's going to ramp back up again on tuesday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, nice inland in the 70s, and then things ram up on tuesday, and then we start warming into the 90s on thursday, friday, saturday, and then we'll have lots of sunshine

for next weekend again. >> locks great. >> thank you so much. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> i'm always jumping the gun. >> you just can't wait to get to sports. >> especially the a's, they're awesome. >> two of the best teams in baseball in the bay area. a's put some distance between they and the angels, swimming l.a. with the voc. first sweep of angels at home since 2004, and he long ball was key. today jed lowrie did the honors. jared weaver, two runs in his last 44 innings but the a's put up two. edjed lowrie, singles in jaso. sonny gray now 6-1, five ks, including hank conger. then jed brings the lead. fourth home run of the season. a's sweep the angels, 6-3 the

final. the best record in the american league, 35-22. >> giants take three out of four from the cardinals and it was over in the first. buster posey, brandon crawford, and arias drive in runs, arias, 3-4, three rbis. giants up 4-0 after one. crawford two rbi of his own. boosted to opposite field. ground rule double. posey scores, tide hudson cruises. struck out six, giants win 8-0, take three another of four and the kid gets a souvenir. g-men with the best record in the national league at 37-20. stanford men in the ncaa regionals double elimination and they beat youngstown state this morning for a rematch with the hoosiers. bottom second, indiana up 3-2. a wild pitch allowed pond to

score. wayne taylor comes up clutch. two men on. a three-run jack. stanford on top 7, 6. they now lead 10-6 in the ninth. hopefully have the complete highlights. if they win they'll face elimination against indiana on monday. >> let's tee it up jack's event, the one nonmajor everyone wants to win. the best ever to play the game in the winner's circle. kevin na, 8-under 64 in the club howe at 13-under. hideki. one back, needs to birdie 18 to force the playoff. and he'll make that. we go to sudden death where hideki able to trickle in the putt. his first pga tour win at jack's place, not a bad first one on tour. >> french open, roger federer ousted by gulbis.

frustrating gulbis to the point he broke his afflict the second set but gulbis regrouped. new react in the third, federer between the legs, already has four children. gulbis eliminates federer, djokovic and murray advances as does sharapova. >> cal rugby, first half down 7-5, then battaglia, a burst of speed and then a dodge. jack clark watches as harrington goes up the middle untouched. 24-21 the final. >> international friendly, team u.s.a. taking on turkey. 26th minutes, johnson, great give and go and michael bradley. fabian puts it in, 1-nil. second half, chandler to the middle. the pass in. u.s.a. wins 2-1. they have one more friendly

before the world cup. nascar dover international speedway, jamie mcmurray finds the wall but how. hits a piece of loose track. mcmurray finishes 13th in the race could have been worse. jimmie johnson wins his second consecutive race, dominates dover yet again issue this. playoff hockey at 9:00 and 11:00. >> disney goes dark.

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.

join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy cable 13. a welcome party in the works for a u.s. soldier recently released from captivity in afghanistan. but he is not ready yet. then at 11:00, stanford professor operated at lax. what he was carrying on his way back to san jose and why he said he had it. all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. disney is back on top of the box office bus this week's winner wasn't the usual cheerful flick. it's a re-telling of sleeping beauty from the queen's

perspective played by angelina jolie. pulling 70 millions, x men, topped 500 million internationally. a million ways to die in the west made 17 million. godzilla and blended round out the top five. ma -- that does it for us. thank you for joining us. see you tonight

right now, make way for "maleficent." >> my job is to entertainment i'm going do my best. >> charlize theron's trip to the wild west. >> one of those moments when you go, "i love what i do." and loving laughs with "hot in cleveland's" leading ladies. >> that's best. >> we are rolling out the red carpet now. ♪ welcome to "on the red carpet" from the el capitan theater. i'm rachel smith. since the 1920s, this movie palace has rolled out the red carpet for some of hollywood's biggest stars. this week was nothing different. we go to the premiere of disney's