live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a san mateo sheriff deputy killed a teen girl who witnesses say was going after her brother with a knife. it is an officer-involved shoot that many in the half moon bay community believe could have been handled differently. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. the 18-year-old woman shot at the housing complex east of highway one, and abc7 news reporter joins us with the latest. >> i talked with family members

and it has been heartbreaking to watch them coming here to their home this morning. we can hear people crying and they were praying. this is a picture of garcia, from her facebook page, neighbors say she is a special needs child and may have been off her medication when the shooting happened. the family was sobbing and not wanting to talk to us as they arrived this morning. she was killed during a confrontation with sheriff deputies last note. the spay yes county sheriff office says that the deputy shot and killed the teen at the moon ridge housing complex at 9:30 and investigators say officers were responding to a disturb abc call and the deputy believed she was

armed. i heard the mom yelling for help she kid it was a cop that killed her and the girl was lay down right there, and she had her knife on her brother but we don't know if she was trying to kill her i'm playing around. >> another neighbor we talked to said that she saw the deputy standing over the girl and claims the girl was shot in the back and questions why the deputy didn't use a taser but those details are in dispute. we are trying to work out that information in communications with the sheriff. the district attorney is investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. in the conversation i had a little while ago with the aunt of the child, she said that the girl has depression, suffers

from depression and usually is on medication but she says that she is a very well behaved young girl and it obviously is very confusing and difficult for the family. >> muni is dealing with day three of a sickout but more drivers showed up for work. more buses were on the road. amy hollyfield join us from downtown san francisco. not everything is back to normal? >> matt, we are seeing a lot of people moving today, they are not stranded. they said expects delays but we not finding that. the commute was better today maybe because of what the mayor said, telling the muni workers they needed a doctor's most if they called sick today and more workers came today than monday and yesterday.

when buses starting roll there was a shy of gratefulness. >> it helps my commute. i have to be to work today and it will help out. >> service isn't back to normal. after two days of this, the commuters are happy for any improvement. >> today we put out 440 vehicles out of 600 which is better than the last two days so we are cautiously optimistic we can move forward. >> with 160 workers calling in sick they had to shut down the cable cars. those operators were need on buses. that may have been bad news for tourists but commuters recorded a smooth ride compared this video from monday compared to this train today. >> in problem today. one train after the other. >> one customs thinks part of the relief came from commuter whose wanted to avoid the

sickout and found alternate ways to work. >> this is the most enjoyable ride i have had even without the sickout so people stayed away from the stops. it was empty. >> union workers are not allowed to go on strike but they allowed to call in sick. it is not clear not sickout, although it is weakening, will continue this week. commuters wish the workers would fine another way to make their point. >> i mad them wanting to get their things but they are holding us hostage. >> the dispute over the contract, labor and management are scheduled to start arbitration on saturday. thank you, amy, we are getting a first look at sergeant bowe bergdahl's walk to freedom after five years in captivity. the taliban released new video showing the hand over to united states forces taking less than

two minutes. our reporter reports. >> that is bowe bergdahl in the struck in local dress, no beard. taliban fights stand watch and the taliban shout "long list the taliban." as the military helicopter approaches, bowe bergdahl is warned, don't come back again. you won't make it out alive next time. >> once the blackhawk lands, the happened over is swift. bowe bergdahl is met by special praises forces and a quick handshake and a patdown to check for weapons. before he get on the helicopter another patdown and the entire exchange takes only 90 seconds and bowe bergdahl is fly off to freedom. here in washington, the controversy over his release is not quieting down. senior military officials and social whose served with bowe bergdahl told abc he willingly walked away from his post.

lawmakers blasted the administration not for obeying the law informing congress that a prisoner swap was being discussed. >> i strongly believe that we should have been consulted, that the law should have been followed. >> for releasing five senior taliban this change for bowe bergdahl. >> these are wanted war criminals. >> the defense secretary hagel was asked whether he knew of any american soldiers had lost their lives looking for bowe bergdahl. >> it is unfair to his family and to him to presume anything. >> his parents declined to comment on a video showing their son's release. >> happening now a man the f.b.i. says had bombmaking materials in his san francisco apartment and back in federal court. ryan chamberlain is charged with possess of an illegal explosive device. he made the first appearance in federal court yesterday but did not enter a plea. f.b.i. revealed ryan chamberlain

took off in the car when he was confronted an saturday. they decided it was too dangerous to follow him and went to his apartment and found come upons to make an i.e.d. and if detonated it could maim or kill. >> there was a disturbing confrontation between a student in a wheelchair and a campus security guard. we know that francisco martinez who has cerebral palsy was attacked twice. this clip shows the first incident and one guard tipped martinez out of the wheelchair and he is kicked in the hard by a second guard seen last week, as well, hitting the boy. martinez admits spitting in his face but the school section that does not excuse the actions. miles perthe guard has been fir. the martinez family will file a

lawsuit. >> your voice, your vote, results from the primary. we start with the governor's race, governor brown is seeking unprecedented fourth term receiving 55 percent of the vote and will square off against republican challenger, former treasury department official neel kashkari. and the bid to be the san jose mayor were supervisor dave cortese where 34 percent and sam liccardo with 35 percent. suspended state senator yee got a surprising show of support year in the election. he suspended the run for secretary of state after being indicted on corruption charges in march but was on the ballot and got 287,000 vote landing him in third ahead of five other candidates.

>> election coverage continues on abc7news.com where you can find results from all counties. the committee overseeing the bay bridge is meeting in oakland to discuss the latest problem involving anchor rods on the new span. steel rods that hold the cable in place on the span have shifted and are now off center. officials hope to get an update on the test done since the problem was first announced. more than two thirds of the 274 rods are too close to chart builted plates and the concern is they could be damaged by friction in an earthquake. caltran has known of the problem for some time and said it could take months and millions to fix. >> still to come the amount of precious time you waste sitting in bay area traffic each year is more than the average work week. minute-by-minute history re-tweeted, a professor is documenting the tiananmen square protest. >> and the most colorful look at

the universe ever seen. >> a look from emeryville camera at the sunny day. meteorologist mike nicco is next with the forecast.

>> thousands gathered in hong kong to mark the 25th anniversary of the mass certificate in beijing in tiananmen square. hong kong is the only place in china where people can gather. tens of thousands gathered. they commemorate lives of those who died june 4 of 1989. many wore head bands with date of the protest on them and advocates for democracy led the crowd in chants. one man is using twitter to tweet the events of the day in real time tweeting "june 4, 1989, evening, mother weeps upon finding her child's body if a beijing morgue." google, yahoo and facebook and

trying to shield communications from government spies and other. google and the other companies are now automatically encrypting all e-mail but that does not help sure confidentiality unless your e-mail provider adopts the technology. google says about 65 percent of the emergencies sent by gmail users are encristed so the providers are using the technology but incoming are lets secure with only 50 percent encrypted. google is teaming up with a fashion designer to create fashionable frames. the collection includes eight new shades for the face-mounted computer from wrap around glasses to librarian chic with a price tag of $2,000 each. >> nasa released the most colorful deep space images of the universe captured which was captured by the hubble. nasa says it includes 10,000

galaxies. why it is unique is the addition of ultraviolet lights. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. matt, thank you. good morning from the top of the broadcast center where it is brighter than at this time so far this week. there is a little haze but that is extra humidity in the air because of high pressure and not a "spare the air" day. i look to the north i am seeing a few clouds but the warming trend is the big story. >> the worse days of the week if commute? it varies from morning to night and we tell you when you will waste the most time staring at back of the court in front of you. >> hot off the deal with apple, dr. dre snags a great california pad and slashes the pri

covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. bay area drivers spend 84 extra hours sitting in traffic each year which is ten work days san francisco has the second worst traffic congestion in the nation behind los angeles. san jose is five. if certain days seem worse than others, the commute on tuesday is worst, followed by wednesday and thursday. for the ride home, thursdays are the worst. >> yoshi if san francisco is

bought by a new ownership group vowing not to change a think. the group is aiming for a seamless transition. the temperatures were not disclosed but the new owners bring back the former artistic director to take over bookings. >> a nice day to enjoy music outside. we are warming up a little bit, right, mike? >> we don't have the winds so if you are outside you don't have to worry about being acovered by the breeze. good morning, everyone, we have graduations to talk about as is the case this time of the year and later this evening, we have aztecs running while with senioring graduating at 4:30 running in the upper 70's and dropping into the mid-70's. the eagles will soar from

richmond at 60 degrees under stars at end of graduation. stars on the coast and to angel island is as far as it is moving inland. as we take a look at the visible satellite it is quicker retraction of the clouds back to the coast and the strong areas or small areas of pressure along the coast are not is strong as they were yesterday so along the coast we could see filtered sunshine from a smaller cloud conclude we had yesterday. 54 at half moon bay and 57 in san francisco and we have low-to-mid 60's loan the east bay shoreline and upper 60's downtown the peninsula to the south bay and the not bay and inland in the east bay, already nearly 80 degrees at antioch and temperatures now are 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. one of the few foggy areas, you will see haze sunshine bit afternoon and inland our heat wave is developing but we will have still comfortable conditions at the coast in san

francisco and you will not warm up as much as everyone else and today is fur to ten degrees warmer and redwood city is nine degrees warmer at 80 and antioch, 91, ten degrees warmer than yesterday, the low-to-upper that kept us seasonal is cooler-than-average and the distance between that and highs of why the wind is relaxing and the high took over with an omega shape and then it will hang around for four or five days with more temperatures like this, low-to-mid 80's in the south bay and low-to-mid 70's in san mateo and 80's elsewhere on peninsula and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and mid-to-upper 60's in sausalito and mid-70's to mid-80's from petaluma to napa and along the east bay shore, berkeley and alameda at 69. everyone else is the low-to-mid 70's. we are close to needing the air conditioning inland from 87 at pleasanton, warm to hot at brentwood up to 92. all areas but for highway four

corridor, they are at 62 and the rest of us are in the 50's and a few 40's and the cloud cover this morning we woke up to, clouds around the bay and fog in the north bay valley is what we wake up to the nbc couple of mornings by fridays saturday and sunday and we push low-to-mid 90's inland and notice the coast, still staying in the 60's and by tuesday well pull the temperatures back and, obviously, no rain in the forecast as we head through early part of june. matt? >> thank you. spencer christian, our weather anchor is headed to "good morning america" to fill in later this week and he is on "good morning america" tomorrow and friday going at 7:00 a.m. >> dr. dre bought the tom brady mansion in southern california at a bargain basement price...$10 million below asking. dr. dre snatched the 14,000 square for the pad for $40 million down from the list price

of $50 million. the "los angeles times" said the deal was official today with dr. dre catching in on the money from the $3 billion sale of beat electronics to apple and brady a san mateo native and he and his super model white build the estate with outdoor kitchen, pool with a absolute pacific and even a moat. >> would needs a clear squad when you have this? what the local high schoolers were doing when we come back. at 3:00 p.m., preparing parents phone when their children leave the

>> coming up the $1 million jewel heist written for

hollywood thieves got away without stepping inside the store. >> president obama on the european trip on abc7news.com a video someone know that is raising big questions of the president's security. >> finally, students at a north bay high school got into the school spirit and pulled off a massive lip sync. ♪ let's get it started ♪ in here ♪ and runnin' ♪ and runnin' >> hundreds of students and teachers worked in perfect harmony to pull it off the video to "let's get it started," three seniors wanted to show off school spirit. they showed it off and the video was shot in two takes. that is pretty good, it took 45

minutes to shoot. ♪ everybody, everybody >> the colors obviously are red. a last spirit. ♪ let's get it started >> from all of us here, thanks for joining us. here is a look from our camera you can see the fog over the city and sunshine. have a great day, everyone.

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