>> good afternoon, everyone, i'm larry beil >> i'm kristin zee. we begin in the developments in the case against brian chamberlain, arrested yesterday at chrissy field following a three-day manhunt and raid on his knob hill apartment. court documents say agents found a bag there, loaded with four things needed to make an ied. >> those four things were a power source, wire conductors, a switching mechanism and some sort of explosive. tiffany wilson joining us live now in san francisco.

tiffany? >> during that hearing today, the government tried to get this complaint sealed but the judge did not fully comply, and inside of the document details of a device that could maim, or kill. brian chamberlain appeared in court today wearing the same clothes he failed to look at friends and family who gathered in support, and afterwards, they refused to speak the complaint is filling in details neither the fbi nor san francisco police offered during a press conference this morning. >> he is in custody. this remains an ongoing investigation. >> the document describes the meeting between fbi agents and chamberlain saturday, alleged confirmed knowledge of the network used by people who want to hide online activity, then drove off. the complaint says agents searching the apartment found a messen ger bag with what appears

to be components for an ied. a screw-top glass jar filled with batteries and a powdery green substance. a model rocket motor, an electric match. ball bearings and screws believed to be intended projectiles. a wire from a jar to the let and a remote controlled receiver. the fbi believes it was designed to maim, or kill. that has his neighbor upset. . >> i was home the entire time this happened. no tried to contact any one. >> the complaint alleges additional components were inside now, everything must go to an fbi lab for testing. chamberlain faces up to ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine in convicted his family is offering support saying i love you and will help no matter what.

a campaign raised $10,000 for his legal defense. chamberlain will be back in court tomorrow. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and stay with us for continuing coverage of the developing story. we'll be back at five. our reporting continues online at abc7 news.com and on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> we have breaking news from great plains severe storms rolling through nebraska and iowa. u

80 in fairfield. so we've got lovely weather here in the bay area. going to get even warmer than today as we approach the weekend, it's going to feel like mid summer. i'll have details for you in a few minutes. >> thank you. and disturbing details about a hammer attack in an elementary school in oakland. investigators revealed it was a brutal sexual assault on a little girl by an adult woman. police tell us on friday, a woman attacked a girl with a hammer in a bathroom at lafayette elementary school and started hitting the girl. the girl remains in the hospital with serious conditions the suspect has a daughter who attends that school.

investigators believe there is a feud between their families. she is set to make a court appearance on friday. >> homicide investigators in san jose hope that $220,000 rewards will help them solve two unrelated killings from last year. 17-year-old anthony daniel santa cruz stabbed to death near san jose high school and a 20-year-old justin watkinsv: sh to death june 26th. both murders3w remain unsolved. police and countyç district attorney hope that the reward money will encourage anyone with information to come forward. >> a traffic rush in novato knocked out power to 700 pg&e customers. officers say around 1:25 a van lost control on alameda dell prado, slamming into the power pole and rolled down a hill a small fire was extinguished and traffic blocked during the response, all lanes are open now. part of alameda delprado will be

closed for several hours as crews work to restore power. >> now, muni riders are experiencing delays now from just minutes up to an hour. that is because only about half of the 600 vehicles are in operation today was day two that operators called in sick the reason is that muni drivers and negotiations they want more pay without contributing more to their pensions. 96% of the members of transport worker union local 258 voted against latest proposal on friday. riders say buses were packed. >> i wasn't able to get on. there are too many people. it's frustrating for people who actually have to get to work.çd

heaviest. >> and traffic reporter will show us if there is affect on the morning commute tomorrow on abc7 news begin agent 4:30 a.m . >> faa released control tower audio recordings after a south bay teenager stowed away in april. a 15-year-old hid in the landing gear of hawaiian airlines jet and was able to survive freezing temperatures and low oxygen for five hours. on the recorder, you can hear the pilot of another plane on the tarmac an hour after the hawaiian airlines jet landed. >> we have a delay here. a guy is standing there, stowed away in the landing gear in san jose to maui. we have security in there. they're bringing evidence of the guy being up there more than five minutes on the ground.

>> the family says the boy was trying to get back to africa to see his mother. >> it's election day in california. by looks of it, not many people are going to the polls. >> no. just a handful of people showed up at this polling place in san jose. officials say predictions of a 35% turnout appear optimistic saying this could be the lowest turnout in county history. >> we're one of the primaries we're watching closely is the race for san jose new mayor. these five candidates competing for a runoff in november elections to replace outgoing mayor chuck reid. candidate rose herrera had been hospitalized with a virus but was released in time to vote >> other races include mike honda and challenger ro canna. most of the money being spent on the battle between steve glacier

and tim sobronti. the east bay senate race with mary hyashi and san francisco's measure b, setting height limits on developments along the water front. >> this morning we caught up with governor jerry brown. brown is seeking a fourth term in office. and will be the first governor in california history to reach that mark if elected. he's maintained a lead going into today's primary. >> we still have almost four hours to make it to polls today polls will be open until 8:00 tonight. >> yes. you can visit us online for a closer look at the ballot to to find out where your nearest polling place is. >> a huge swath of agricultural land is now the property of the park district. they were donated to become part of a coyote hills regional park.

estimated value is $10 million, making the donation the largest ever in size, and value to parks district. the heirs of fremont farming pioneers decided it was time to turn over the property to the district. in hopes of preserving the open space. >> big changes coming up in the next america's cup race in 2017. today, organizers released protocol for the event defining rules, format and commercial regulations. perhaps the biggest change? smaller yachts. the 72 foot cata marchan with crews of 11 we saw last summer will be replaced by 62-foot cats with eight-person crews the location of the next event is still unsettled. there is a lot of speculation about larry ellyson trying to move races to hawaii. reports say san francisco lost $5.5 million hosting last year. >> possible game changer

surrounding the lawsuit on nfl concussions. >> what this 6-year-old boy will be soon able to do thanks to a team of doctors. >> growing criticism of a release of sargeant bo bowe bergdahl. >> our first look at the afternoon commute, this is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. heavier northbound but smooth sailing in both directions. back with more

>> frightening moments inside of a new york city subway train. take a look at that. riders smuggle forward air. smoke filled the train between manhattan and queens. mta says a conductor heard a pop before the train went into a tunnel around 11:00. the smoke began spreading through the train and power was shut off. the train sat for 20 minutes before it went back to grand central station. the passengers were able to get off, service on the line shut down >> new reports say dan marino will withdraw from a concussion related lawsuit against the nfl. the nfl is continuing to deny the player claims. >> this is a very, very big deal. >> dan marino joined thousands of other players suing the nfl, claiming the league didn't do

enough to protect players from concussions now, his lawyer says his involvement is being discussed. if he does not withdraw, experts say the new lawsuit brings serious star power to the scandal. >> now that is a very significant turn in this story. >> a story that has included other big names, brett favre, junior sawo and now, marino not known for taking big hits but the former miami dolphins quarterback says he, too, suffered unspecified damage resulting from hits to the head. >> this takes the concussion story, already huge to a new level. >> marino accusing nfl of turning a blind eye, block, tackle and injure players with helmeted heads. in a lawsuit, the nfl has agreed

to pay former players $765 million to settle without admitting guilt. the judge in this case has so far refused to approve it saying it's not enough money. the pressure on the nfl is now building even more. >> that has to say to the judge, well, we're not done yet. >> regarding whether he'll withdraw his name, a lawyer in this case says marino has decisions to make. marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. >> right now, surgery that will unite two exes forever is halfway finished we told you about them last week. their relationship ended after having a child years ago. 18 months ago, sabrina's kidneys failed her name placed on a long shot list to find a donor and he turned out to be a perfect match. he's a musician, giving up going on a national tour to help her. we're told the kidney has been successfully removed now and being transplanted right now.

>> we'll keep you posted. >> a heart warming story from lucil lucil lucille packard hospital. this little boy suffers from a rare orthopedic condition that causes joints to stick and feet to face the wrong way. he could not walk. his family and a team of surgeons answered. >> he has undergo several procedures since arriving there. there is no complete cure for the condition, doctors have been able to help him wear shoes, stand, and walk on his own. and he can now go to school for the first time. he is set to return home this month. a big smile. >> looks happier. >> yes. >> we've got exciting news here. spencer christian going on special assignment for the rest of the week. >> yes. going back to his original home at "good morning america"

filling in thursday and friday. you can watch gma at 7:00 a.m spencer we're so excited for you. i don't know. i hope they'll give you back. >> they'll give me back. believe me. it's going to be a lot of fun. i'll come back happy. you've seen promos right? i'll bring pharrell back with me. we've got sunny skies and happy weather all over the bay area right now. it's warmed up from yesterday quite a bit. taking a look at low clouds and fog along the coastline. sunny and here is a picture at golden gate now. blue skies and a little bit of low clouds there. forecast features foggy at the coast and around the bay tonight. warmer in areas tomorrow. and hot inland. this weekend. the satellite radar composite image shows a pool of cool air brought us sharp cool downs pushing inland moving away from us to our east now. coming to replace it, high pressure causing temperatures to jump, well, rise tomorrow.

and they'll continue into the weekend. overnight, looking for fog to linger at the coastline. lows tonight into low to mid-50s touring the day, fog pulling away from the coastline. sunny skies and highs in low 60s along the coast. upper 80s to low 90 86 in morgan hill. 80 or above in redwood city and mountain view. 66 tomorrow, north bay, 60s on

the coast. low to mid-80s inland. from santa rosa to sonoma to napa. east bay, we'll see mainly low to mid-70s, 72 oakland, 73 hayward. 76 in fremont. and the inland east bay going to be our warmest region in the bay area tomorrow. upper 80s to low 90s. 89 in walnut creek. 90s in fairfield. 91 antioch. pretty warm. it's going to get warmer. check out accu-weather forecast, we get to the weekend, look for mid-90s inland locations low 80s around the bay. mid-60s on the coast. a cool down just a few degrees on monday. it's going to be up to 90 into warmest inland spots monday and further cooling beginning on tuesday. but what a hot summer, well, i don't mean hot all over the area in terms of extreme heat but going to be a hot weekend for the bay area. >> i thought you're talking about yourself. >> i aspire to be hot

i think those days are over. >> you're heating up you'll be hot on "good morning america". >> probably will be. sizzle. >> exlebt lent >> thank you >> up next, google glass going chic. a high end designer creating fashionable frames. >> a curious elephant giving tourists more than they've bargained fo

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the white house apologized to key lawmakers for not notifying them about the exchange of five taliban

detainees leaders say they'll not look away from misconduct if it occurred in connection with bergdahl's capture. this is a growing controversy over his his release. >> bowe bergdahl remains in a medical facility in germany. but here in the u.s., controversy is growing. senator john mccain, a former prisoner of war blasted the obama administration for the deal it made with the taliban to bring bergdahl home. >> we applaud he is home. it is ill founded and a mistake and it is putting the lives of american service men and women at risk. >> and stunning accusations from bergdahl fellow soldiers who say he's no hero. . >> i feel like he deserted us. you he knew what he was doing. it was thought out. >> within the first two months

in the war zone, bergdahl walked away from the post looking for the taliban. a former defense official told abc news he left a note, found after he was discovered missing. he did not say he was joining the taliban. he expressed disillusionment with the u.s. mission in afghanistan. he thought he had a better way to deal with it. republican lawmakers lined up to criticize the administration. president obama said regardless of the circumstances... >> we still get american soldier back if he's held in captivity. period. full stop. >> there concerns about bergda ahl's physical and mental health. >> and san francisco veterans are standing by in a visible way. amos lee gregory and other vets

painted this mural over a year and a half ago in the tender loin district pro claiming free bowe in bold letters the artist says he knew of the rumors when painting the mural but did it anyway. >> not for me to judge. it happens between those men and women he served with. that is a conversation we have to have. >> his father contacted him after the mural went up the mural is located on veteran's ally. >> san jose city council tackling a controversy today, how do you regulate pot clubs? >> the issue plagued an jose for years the council is meeting on it today. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the latest. vic? >> the counsel is still in session here.

they've agreed on where to place the clubs mostly in industrialized zones not near schools or churches or residences but there is still other issues they have to resolve before they take a final vote. there is a feeling they defer that until next week they've been transparent about the differences and you know, politicians are often accused of making keels in smoke-filled back rooms not today the council is hashing them out in the open. >> damion came to get a discount on her medicinal marijuana. all she had to do was prove she voted the club hopes it will encourage people who want pot dispensaries to vote for candidates endorsed by the club the city council has been struggling to come up with laws regulating the operation and locations of the clubs.

club owner says his club will live or die by the laws. >> if they prove what they're talking about it will be shutting down most electives in san jose. >> what the club is doing on election day may be illegal. >> we've looked at california elections code. it doesn't seem to be in violation of that. looking at federal code, it appears there may be a violation. >> mayor chuck reid did not mince words. >> it's against the law. but we have an industry that operates in violation of federal law every minute of every day. >> if the collective doesn't like what is passed one group is going to the ballot. they've placed their own referendum in the november election, 38,000 signatures to be exact. if city council is unable to get this right this afternoon, we'll submit tomorrow. >> if there is a referendum,

mayor chuck reid says he'll lead the campaign against it >> the attorney for one of the wisconsin girls charged with attempted murder of a friend says his client shows signs of mental illness the 12-year-old girls accused of stabbing their friend 19 times last weekend. they told investigators they plotted the crime for months because a fictional character called slenderman required them to kill someone before they can become his proxy. a baby-sitter says this does not add up. >> she was never like. that i never thought -- she was quiet polite. never outspoken or anything like that. >> the girls charge theed as adults yesterday but abc news is not releasing their names or showing their faces. the 12-year-old victim found near the park and remains in the hospital but is expected to

survive. >> syrian president expected to win reelection today in a vote opposition groups say has been rigged from the start. he showed up in his polling place to vote and his supporters cast ballots in bloochltd assad's regime says the election has to be held under the new constitution to show the country is moving forward. critics see it as meant to send a message to assad's opponent. >> it's already june 4th:00 in beijing the city is under heightened security on the 25th anniversary of the massacre. this on top of restrictions on political activists and government critics. reports say dozens have already been taken into detention or

confined to homes and the crack down ended with hundreds, some say thousands killed or injured the image of a single man standing in front of a tafshg tank that you saw refusing to move deeply impacted the world. >> rumors on what happened to him. his fate remains unconfirmed 25 years later. >> yes. coming up what happens when a family of bears tries to cross the road? >> not a joke? >> not a joke. it's real. >> and a safari. an elephant gets too close for tourists' comfort. >> how about this view from our camera, east bay hills, looking at fog beginning to roll from the coast to bay. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> they're rolling very

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take a look at storm boris. it may produce some problematic weather for the region in mexico. concern is heavy rainfall and mudslides. national weather picture tomorrow looks nice and warm. and highs into mid-90s there. here in the bay area, warm day as well. enjoy warmth. >> thank you, spencer >> it's now 4:43. time check a heated exchange that made a judge and attorney

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>> a judge in florida has been removed from the bench temporarily after getting into a physical fight with a public defender. part of it was caught on camera. >> if i had a rock i would throw it at you right now. stop pissing me off. i'll take care of it. >> i'm the public defender and i have a right to be here. . >> i said sit down. >> if you want to fight let's go out back. i'll just [ bleep ] >> you can see the assistant public defender leave the courtroom followed by judge john murphy the two went into the hallway and punches were thrown.

listen to this. >> do you want to fight with me? >> the judge grabbed the attorney by the collar, started punching him in the head. so far no criminal charges have been file by the either side. >> a man in wayne, new jersey says his sign warning drivers to slow down or else has paid off. father of three says speeding has become such a big problem, he posted this sign that reads warning if you hit one of the kids because you're speeding you will not need a lawyer. the picture of a gun looms large on the bottom. >> guns exist. and kill people. but cars kill people, too. i just needed a sign that says slow down. that doesn't work. he says he never planned to shoot anyone his aim was to send a message with shock value. he claims it worked

drivers have slowed down. he removed this sign. >> panera bred pledging to remove all artificial colors, flavors sweeteners and preservatives from food by 2016. panera has 1800 u.s. locations. and made the announcement today. also working to remove high fructose corn syrup from drinks >> important news for parents. a baby died after using nap nanny recliner. >> this is a serious problem. >> yes. yes. consumer products safety commission recalled nap nanny recliners last year. an 8-month-old girl from new jersey became trapped between the product and a crib bumper. federal regulators issued a

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tonight extreme weight loss at 8:00 followed by celebrity wife swap at 10:00. a former san francisco ship yard dating back to late 1800s about to be reborn as one of the wiggest housing developments in city history but it is contaminated with toxins left behind by the navy. here is nick smith with an update on that clean up and a first look at the new this former naval base located in san francisco. part of the bay view hunter's point project.

10,000 new housing units being slated to go up in what builders are calling the new hot address. >> we cut no corners. >> but the project has been a tough road to hoe. there have been concerns about the clean up. >> this land is deemed clean and healthy. >> epa has been updated in their efforts and once meeting safety standards, it's released for development. >> you would be comfortable. . >> i want to live here. absolutely. >> years behind it's original launch date, 247 units are slated to open with another this resident of bay view hunter's point says claims it might change his neighborhood aren't true because of an

agreement to keep 10% of the units below market value. new one bedroom units and >> this opportunity for people to work, qualify to buy homes as we built them. >> at the ship yard, abc7 news >> thanks for joining us. >> he has possession of certain materials >> we know why the fbi was searching hard for a san francisco man the subject of a nationwide manhunt. >> plus, the trial against men accused of beating giants fan brian stow. what a key witness is saying about security that day. >> and... >> what anyone wants to know is

whether there will be a day three of the muni mess in san francisco. >> i'm sandhya patel. we have been getting a break from the heat but not for long. i'll let you know when you're going to see mid-90 >> this suspect was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> the fbi explains why agents were so scared about ryan chamberlain and what they found in his apartment. a search shows how dangerous he could have been. good evening. >> the fbi says the former media and political consultant had everything he needed to do great harm. in his home. a power source, wire conductors and a switching mechanism. enough components to make an ied. tiffany wilson has the latest.

tiffany? >> he was charged with a count of possession of an illegal destructive device here today. the government tried to keep this complaint sealed but the judge did not comply. saturday's raid, neighbors haven't known what to think after reading the complaint, richard shoemaker is upset authorities didn't call for an evacuation. >> if they thought they're going to go in there to find a bomb should ve the have evacuated the building? they didn't do anything. >> this document says agents found a bag near this kitchen table filled with components for an ied. a glass jar filled with batteries and a powdery green substance, a match which is a igniter for ieds, ball bearings

ask screws, a wire from the jar to the lid, and a board configured as a remote controlled receiver. everything must go for testing. technicians believe the device could maim, or kill. >> he is in custody. this remains an ongoing investigation. >> he appeared in court as wearing the same clothes as in this cell phone video. half a dozen friends and family were there. he never looked their way. a law enforcement source says a tip brought chamberlain to their attention chief says don't let friends get so low. >> if you think it's coming tell us now before anyone can be hurt. >> on phase book his mother saying she'll help no matter what. a crowd campaign raise theed $10,000 for his