>> good afternoon, everyone, i'm larry beil. >> california experiencing one of the worst droughts in history. here in the bay area, people don't appear to be stepping up and saving water. >> folks are using more cornell? >> the drought is so bad, people around the world have heard about it. but the message apparently has not been received. big, lush lawns like this, which needs lots of water are still a common sight here. walk around some neighborhoods you'll see a lot of brown lawns people are saving water but keep

looking. you might see just the opposite. san jose loves water and efforts are failing. water use is increasing here. remember this? he called on californians to conserve water. >> it's not a switch you can turn off and on. >> john tang says the message has been slow to reach customers so tips are being sent with each bill. >> we're hoping as summer months come and people get more information, they'll heed the call. >> water use is up 3% to 4% compared to last year. elsewhere, efforts are better san francisco is reporting 8%.

the drought toll rent plant section was december yoelit. sales are study >> they're up, but not through the roof >> liz is saving water, not wasting it. . >> i collected rain water so still using that to water plants. >> liz plans to convince neighbors to do the same. in san jose abc7 news >> another spare the air day. >> it's sweltering. welcome back from "good morning america". >> thank you. good to be back and good to be there and good to be back with the heat. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. fog at the coast. it's much cooler today along the coast and near the bay than yesterday. right now, looking at 24 hour changes it's eight degrees cooler at sfo at this hour. 11 degrees cooler but livermore

one degree hotter and i do mean hot. here is a look at highs so far 105 in livermore. triple digits up north. and 89 in napa. 96 san rafael. it's been a very warm day. giving you the forecast you can see fog will be forming, increasing along the coast. and not very much across san francisco bay. so cooling fog at the coast. and temperatures will start to come down. >> spencer, thank you. and hotter temperatures mean higher fire danger. crews are watching hot spots after this fire broke out. a helicopter made a water drop east of boulder creek. this is video posted on facebook

by a nearby resident. and burned about half an acre. >> two firefighters treated for heat exhaustion. the blaze started in a pile of rubbish next to a house under construction. firefighters arriveed and flames jumped into the attic. authorities called a second alarm because of the heat in the area. the cause of the blaze is under investigation >> police investigating tragic death of this toddler in san francisco. a dolphin statue fell on him he climbed the statue outside of fisherman's wharf. it tipped and landed on top of him. initially he didn't appear to have more than a bloody nose but the condition became worse at the hospital. he died four hours after the accident. his family returned to utah. coming up on abc7 news at 5:00

we're going to take a look at how police responded forcing changes to shops this weekend. >> details involving oakland mayor jean quan some saying he was talking on the phone and ran a red light. she turned over her phone records to police the mayor says she isn't sure whether she might have unthe light but says the other car hit hers. . >> i was hit from the rear. and it spun my car around. we're lucky i didn't hit anyone and nobody else was hurt. >> quan was convicted of running a red light in february. she claims waits not stopping on a right turn. days ago pictures surfaced of the mayor using her phone behind the wheel on two occasions. >> a hayward man is facing

charges for driving recklessly through downtown oakland, san francisco that is. crashing into cars, people and taking off. he was booked on four counts of hit and run. police say he hit two pedestrians and one is in critical condition the mustang hit a muni bus and hotel near union square. police say he was speeding and running red lights. it took police a few hours to track him down. >> sonoma county teen faces four felonies after being accused of using a stolen credit card to rent a sports car. today a judge sent the 19-year-old's bail at $1 million. investigators say he paid 13,000ses today rent this mcclairen group and another $27,000 to rent a mansion. >> police need help identifying this person who held up a 7-11 store by threatening the clerk with a hatchet.

now, he's described as a white man in mid to late 20s. police say he took off with cash. >> workers in napa state hospital demanded more safety measures today this, week, violent assaults have been on the increase. abc7 news joins us in the hospital now with the story. vic? >> state government shows the number after tacks on staff and patients in the system have been on the increase these past three years. here, napa state hospital, they instituted some security measures that appeared to be working. but a rash of attacks has workers scared and angry. >> on the night of may 24, i was violently assaulted. >> stephanie did not want her last name used. she's a psych tech, working at

napa state for a decade she was escorting a patient on the grounds of a hospital when sexual assaulted. she says the hospital can help prevent attacks by alerting staff about the more aggressive patients. >> been in seclusion, who has had a sexual assault so we know who we need to be careful for. >> stephanie joined workers to voice support for the bill. legislation that would isolate the dangerous patients >> you separate them out, have enhanced staffing that are trained to provide the treatments they need. >> the workers' demands for a safer work place is four years after a psych tech had been strangled by a patient the hospital implemented new safety measures including a personal alarm for workers to carry and more patrols by police. those at the rally say those

measures had been working. but recently there has been a spike in the number of attacks on staff. rally organizers introduced this female social worker who had been viciously attacked just a week after stephanie was assaulted. >> had to go hospital, suffering fractures and missing teeth. >> adding when it comes to safety they're on the same side of workers and it's a top pry at this time. assembly bill 1340 coming up for a hearing before a senate committee wednesday. >> san jose mayor council member in the upcoming race. surprise, he is one of the mayors in the race. >> i know years that i work with sam what his character is like. because you learn the true test during tough times.

we've had tough times. >> he played second in the primary winning a spot in november runoff against santa clara county supervisor dave cortese. he picked up endorse manies saying it's time for new leadership in city hall. >> a large tree branch fell across the road. nobody was hurt. this branch snapped off around noon, covering the sidewalk and branchs extended into 14th street crews spent the afternoon cleaning it up. >> still ahead at 4:00 legal battle in oakland now it could change college sports and give athletes a piece of the action. >> also a wedding party that refused to stop despite this fire. and... >> we believe they're connected to a certain ideology which is antipolice, antigovernment. >> the las vegas shooting

rampage and revolution a husband and wife reportedly hoped to set in motion. >> michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook and will answer them live here a little bit later. >> our first afternoon look at the traffic. this is the skyway. usual pattern heavy going to the lower deck of the bay bridge. lighter on the righthand side of the screen moving towards 101 south. back with more in just a moment.

>> you can call this an airline fender bender. a southwest airlines jet today in boston logan international airport. you can see what happened there. nobody was hurt. but the southwest plane was damaged. the federal aviation officials are investigating. >> former ucla basketball star took the stand in a fed ram courtroom today, challenging ncaa over the rights for college athletes to earn money. >> this is a lawsuit that could have major implications for college basketball and football players. >> day one is about the team of lawyers trying to lay a foundation for their case. people know money and tradition are at stake. the athletes have a love-hate

relationship with 0. it's the amount many pay at a tough university. >> i was recruited to play basketball. >> the former player noted his likeness in a video game the company made money off the product he never saw a cent. >> athletes in police officer basketball players and football players in college, when they're bringing in the amount of money they should probably get a piece of that pie >> after nearly five years of exchanges, ncaa and team of lawyers tipped off the trial in district court today. the attorney felt the strategy is to show they deserve to be paid. >> this fiction there is something called a student athlete is a camouflage. as ncaa internally called it a

hypocri hypocrisy, allowing ncaa as an enterprise with a number of institutions to exploit athletes and extract value that belong to them. >> he argue was out rules, players will be able to get money from endorsements and marketing and will present it's counter arguments in coming days. today, they left the courtroom without comment. in oakland, abc7 news. >> now, also today ncaa reached a settlement with video games produced by electronic arts after ea agreed to settlement. apple made a stock split designed to make shares more

affordable meaning every existing stockholder received six additional shares for every share they'd owned so to adjust, the price of stock has to come down. it fell from $645 friday to $93 today. >> wedding photographer in oregon managed to get stunning pictures when a wildfire threatened a wedding. take a look at this. saturday, a brush fire burned into a giant wildfire about six miles from the site near the town of bend. you can see what happened crews told everybody to evacuate the parents of a couple convinced firefighters to let them go ahe'd and the party rushed to a park out of harm's way. the bride and groom posed for these amazing pictures. >> all of my braid maids did a really good job keeming me calm and didn't tell me about the fire until 30 minutes before the

wedding. that is when the truck comes up. >> wow. the fire is now grown to 6800 acres. about 50 homes have been evacuated. nobody has been burned or hurt. >> you know if you watch modern family they just did an episode with a wedding and brush fire breaking out nearby. they had to evacuate. this is life imitating art. can you imagine the wedding photographer going could you hold still? just to the side? that will be perfect? >> wow. that is scary. >> let's take a look outside. spencer christian has changing weather here. >> yes. exactly. we'll welcome this change. it's been so hot inland. numerous locations with high temperatures in triple digits. a cooling trend is on the way. in fairfield and livermore, it's still hot. you can see fog forming in

patches along the coastline pushing through golden gate. sunny skies inland. take a look at this beautiful view from our sutro camera. you can see fog just wafting through golden gate pushing over the bay. readings 67 in san francisco. 73 oakland. and san jose, 86. a cool 59 at half moon bay. another live view looking west, you can see grayer little hue in the background there at the coast. low clouds beginning to push over the bay. readings in other locations 93 degrees. 89 napa. 104 now in fairfield and livermore. and 100 in concord. >> inland east bay baking now. much different picture at golden gate and much different feel as well. it's foggy there and cooler there. foggy along the coast and along and around the bay locally

tonight. cooler pattern beginning tomorrow for all areas and warming again by the end of the week. but not warming up to levels we've seen. here is how water vapor you can see upper level low approaching us. we're happy for cooling affect clear skies inland and patchy fog up in santa rosa area. 56 in fremont. 57 oakland and low to mid-50s in santa rosa. tomorrow, starting at 5:00 in the morning around the beginning of the rush hour, patches of fog. by mid day to afternoon, mid afternoon, sunny skies about

everywhere. highs about 5 to 10 degrees cooler. low to mid-80s in san jose. mid to upper 70s most locations up to 80 in redwood city. low 60s on the coast. 84 napa. highs from 72 in berkeley. 77 union city. and upper 80s. here is the accu-weather forecast cooling continues on wednesday, thursday. thursday will be coolest day in the forecast period. and then, we'll warm up as we approach the weekend. mid-80s inland over the weekend. upper 70s around the bay. low 60s on the coast. nice, pleasant pattern. but we're still baking out in

the inland east bay now. >> spencer, thank you. >> up next, she said yes. but the groom to be still got upstaged in his wedding proposal. >> tears from co-owner of california chrome what. he's saying about the bitter remarks that followed saturday's race. >> at 4:22 this is the san mateo bridge moving nicely. oncoming back to the east bay but traffic started stacking up headed to peninsula, moving smoothly. back with more on abc7 news at 4:00 right after this. feway getn that's why they've got lear. that's why they've got lots of safeway app and gas rewards.are this week, dulcinea mini watermelons are just $2.50 each. mayonnaise is a must. best foods mayo is just $2.99. and get your spoons ready. ben & jerry's is a tasty $2.99.

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staircase. amy, a ravens fan and was awe struck not by the pro foesal. yeah, dude, you're okay but there is harbaugh. >> oh, my gosh. >> just got engaged >> you're kidding me. oh, my god. >> this is a coincidence. >> absolutely a coincidence he got a big hug from the coach, and john is the older brother of 49ers head coach jim harbaugh. >> surprised. >> wait. wait. you know? looking at the guy like... hey? over there? >> nice ring but oh, my goodness. another new honor here in the bay area for gabby douglas >> yes. she was here for unveiling of her wax statue at madam

tousseau's. it took four months to create the statue in the uk. >> she said she was stunned by the results. >> for me it's just an awe. i never would have thought i would have a wax figure. like of myself. it's amazing. you know? i keep staring at it. >> it's pretty cool, huh? she's amazing. she's the first african american gymnast to become the individual all-around champ. >> still to come at 4:00 disturbing information on a married couple's plot to kill leaving three people dead, including two police officers >> plus, perhaps it's too much love. the idea being looked at after a portion of a bridge falls. >> and diane sawyer sits down with an exclusive interview

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abc7 reporter mary bruce with the story. >> reporter: investigators say the suspects came to this shopping center sunday looking for police officers to kill. >> they believe law enforcement is the oppressor and they're associated with the nazi movement. >> police say the husband and wife jared and amanda miller walked into the pizza restaurant and ambushed two police officers on their lunch break. the two were killed. by bodies killers allegedly placed a swastika and a note declaring the start of a revolution. >> telling the cops it was a revolution. >> they weren't done yet, allegedly entering a walmart, killing a man inside, exchanging gunfire with police before retreating to the back of the store, there, they carried out an apparent suicide pact. amanda miller killing her

husband before shooting herself. >> they were going to kill as many officers they can, and going to do away with themselves. and that they, they didn't believe in the government, feds or cops. they wanted to get rid of as many as they can >> both of the officers are husbands and fathers one has three children, the other leaving behind a newborn baby. >> investigators say the big rig driver that killed a man and injured a comedian tracy morgan had not slept for 24 hours. police say he slammed into a limo bus saturday. morgan is in critical condition with several broken bones. his long time friend james mcnair was killed and three others, injured they were returning to new york from a show in delaware.

>> world cup begins on thursday in brazil. unrest plaguing that country is showing no signs of dieing striking workers spilled into the streets after police fired tear gas into the crowd. authorities there are concerned about the strikes's impact on getting fans to the opening match. coming up we'll have a look at preparations for world cup going on here in the bay area. >> the thousands of walks have become a sim bowl of danger. fencing fell off yesterday. it crosses the same. tourists and locals attached locks to symbolize love officials hoping they can show their affection in different ways. some ideas include using ribbons

instead of padlocks the bridge has been closed unless they can reenforce the traction. >> these are pictures causing a lot of controversy in london. you can see metal studs in the sidewalk outside of a luxury building. opponents believe they're intended to keep homeless people from sleeping there. thousands signed a petition to have them removed the mayor chimed in, calling them ugly and stupid. the company denies the studs are for homeless but a way to stop people from smoking and drinking outside of the building. >> president obama took new steps to try to ease burden of student loan debt. the borrowers joined the president at the white house. he signed a mem ramemo. the move could help 5 million bowoers lower monthly payments. >> when higher education is

never more important, it's also never been more expensive over three decades average tuition in a public university more than tripled. and family income has gone up just 16%. >> the president took a walk outside of the white house today for a trip to starbucks. he ordered tea from the barista. this is the second time in weeks he sneaked out. he is accompanied by a lot of secret service members. not a lot of sneaking going on. >> amazing. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton answering questions whether she will run for president but in a diplomatic way. she talked about a wide range of topics including that possible presidential run, the tragedy in benghazi and her health.

>> the number one question for hillary clinton. >> when are you going to decide whether you're running for president? >> i'm going to decide when it feels right for me to decide. in an elusive first interview she wants to get through 2014, travel, sign books and help democrats in mid term election. >> i will be on the way to making a decision by the end of the year, yes. >> her health could be a factor. at the end of 2012 she suffered a concussion. >> i had double vision for a short period of time and i had dizziness. >> she says her health is very good now. >> no lingering affects. >> none of any kind. >> republicans continued a blast mission for the attack benghazi. sawer asked about her role as secretary of state and if there

is anything she should have done. >> i gave direct instruction that's people who have experience in security... >> as for millions of dollars she and the former president made in recent years giving speeches and attending events, clinton had no apologies >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt i thought making speeches for money was better than getting connected with one group or company. as so many people who leave public life do. >> hillary clinton will sit down with robin roberts live on tuesday with "good morning america". >> you can see the rest of the interview with diane sawyer in a one-hour special tonight here on abc7. >> coming up at abc7 news at 4:00 a rap classic that went classical. >> i'm michael finney.

today seven on your side q and a is just ahead. you can contact me on facebook.com/michael finney and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer questions here later. >> as you can see from our camera, cooling fog reached the coast. it's cooling influence reaches beyond i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> taking a look outside at traffic along walnut creek looks great. school is out. traffic isn't there and people are gone already. larry and i will be back with more news

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oh, yes. a classic from the past. rapper sir mix-a-lot turning up over the weekend from years gone by "baby got back". look at the crowd going berserk. it took place at an event that blends classical music with seattle's rich popular scene. look at the ladies going for it he invited female audience members on stage, capturing the spirit. >> doesn't bring guys up there. >> that girl in the black dress,

man. >> she's working it. it's from 1992. i listen to this. i can listen for an hour but we have other news to get to. spencer wants to see baby got bach would be a spencer christian line. bach to bach fun. sunny skies now. still hot, you can see fog at the coast bringing us our beginning of a cooling trend. nationwide look for stormy weather across the mid west and northeast. thunderstorms from minneapolis to almost new york. will be showery and humid in washington, d.c. highs 88 degrees in the southwest, sunny skies and hot. 109 phoenix. salt lake city and across california tomorrow, hot weather as well. 102 the high in chico. 97 sacramento. 106 palm springs

here in the bay area, looking for mild to warm day but a lot cooler than today we'll see fog at the coast. and 70s around the bay. upper 80s in warmest locations. except maybe around 90s in fairfield and livermore. 89, 90. yes. not like today. yes. >> spencer, thank you. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 digging for survivors. amazing rescue coming up next. plus... >> i needed to do this. i needed to do it because i was wrong. >> a big change of heart today from the owner of california chrome after his weekend rant. >> i'm michael finney. are there laws against fees for using debit cards in stores? my answer

take a look at this. crews in guatemala looking for survivors of a mudslide look what they find, a dog.

that dog survived 18 hours. his bark gt attention of workers. you can see he cooperated with workers so happy to see them. and struggled to pull out of the hole. the dog suffered mild shock and dehydration but he is in good health. and crews named him the lucky one. >> indeed co-owner of california chrome issued a tearful apology today on good morning america for his bitter remarks following the loss in the belmont stakes on saturday. >> i need to apologize to the world and america. our fans. that have written us, given us so much support. i apologize. i sincerely apologize. >> he went on quite the rant after california chrome lost out on his by the to win the triple crown. on saturday, after the race he blasted the owners of the

winning horse, for skipping the kentucky derby and preakness. >> it's all or nothing. because this is not fair to these horses that have been running their guts out for these people and people that believe in them. perhaps someone to come up this, is the coward's way out in my opinion. a coward's way out. >> as for california chrome he's back in california now this, video from the race course he does injure his foot just as the race began. who knows maybe it had an impact on the way it unfolded he says the horse will be fine just taking time off. >> a professional athlete who knows changing dynamics of being a dad took center stage at the white house today. new york's murphy headlined the challenges of balancing career and fire. you may recall he came under fire for missing the team's first two games because he wanted to see the birth of his

first child today, he stood by the decision. >> when noah asks me what happened? what was it like when i was born? you know, i could have answered, you know, steven strusberg threw me a ball. i'm the one that cut his umbilical cord. long after i'm not good enough to play baseball anymore, i'll be a father. >> the event leads him to white house summit on working families. >> well, thousands competed and now, google unveiled the winner of the doodle for google contest. here is the design of the 11-year-old using markers to draw a winning doodle of a water purification system the theme of the contest if i

can invent one thing to make the world a better place. >> that is cool. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him by facebook, twitter and e mail. >> yes. let's get to the first question. rhonda writes i want to find out if resort fees have to be paid to hotels if i don't want to use what they say they're for. >> it's timely since it's vacation season the back in the day there weren't fees. they're just stupid fees to trick you. used complain about them, they'd give you money back. they won't anymore. you better make sure you know, read the fine print. they have to disclose before you make reservation there's is going to be a fee, what you get for the fee. some of them are generous they give you stuff. i prefer they just rolled it into the price and let you know. you need to ask.

because you might overlook the fine print. but call us. what am goiing to pay? >> a twitter user asked i thought there was a law against the fees for use of debit cards. >> this is amazing. laws passed here in california got undone by the federal government then came back. this is where we are today if have you a debit card and charged a fee a long time ago, then your grandfathered in they'll charge the fees other people that can charge fees, some utilities, all governments are loued to. and with credit cards they're not allowed to charge you extra for using a credit card in the state of california. they can give you a discount for using catch. >> gas stations do that. >> right. right. >> andy k asked do bicycles have

to stop at stop signs? >> absolutely do. all rules of the road apply to them they to go with traffic can't go against traffic. it's -- we just get more bicycles on roads now. we're going to have more of these question s. >> thank you >> sure >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 bay area gears up for super bowl of soccer. >> and coming up at 5:00 have you seen this young man? a missing student from uc berkeley. >> 15 seconds of terror. an elevator malfunctions sends a man climbing 31 stories at 50 miles per hour the stories and more at 5:00.

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getting ready to to go. >> the u.s. will face the team that eliminated them from last two world cups. >> we are live with sergio quintana with more >> there are lots of venues to catch the games including sports bars and theaters. shanghai telly's is one of them the bartender tells me he's going to be here at 8:30 on thursday. because that is when the united states is going to be playing gauna. i was able to talk to two residents going down to brazil to enjoy the games in person. these are the hottest tickets in the world world. >> it's a life style opportunity to get experience with my dad. he will be travelling with his father. it will be a first for them both. his friend johnny is a pro.

this will be his third he says tickets were tougher to get. >> it's easier to get to. >> in the run up to world cup there have been several protests against the event because resources being diverted to building stadiums. today, they were clashing between police and protestors supporting a ongoing strike by subway operators. but and and his group are not deterred. >> it's like traveling to mexico. you're going to have to be vigilant of surroundings. not going to be careless and walk where you shouldn't be going. >> games will keep them out of san paaolo.

they're hoping to very great time, taking in the experience >> one of the world cup is meeting people from around the world. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and you can watch the world cup live this saturday, here on abc7. we've got columbia and greece at 8:30 followed by uruguay ask costa rica. don't miss a moment of the world cup with wash abc, letting you view matches on smart phone or computer. it's a very big chal wrench for team usa. not only facing ghana but germany and portugal in what is been described as group of death. >> oh, that is a title. >> a lot of pressure on usa head coach. >> what are our chances? >> not great, but it will be

fun. >> thanks for joining us. abc7 news at 4:00 >> the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> stuck here for a vacation trip. >> lives are changed forever. why police say it was preventible. >> a student at uc berkeley goes missing while on a hike. what we're learning from the family, tonight. also... >> i want to say clearly i learned my lesson the week before. >> oakland mayor coming clean about her car accident this weekend as witnesses still can't agree on what happened. >> inland areas baking for a second day whchlt you'll get relief, coming up. a shocking accident killed

this little boy. >> this horrible nightmare happened to a family from utah visiting fisherman's wharf. their 2-year-old son died from a freak accident. >> yes. the owners of the store told us they'd issue a statement, so far they have not. parents are trying to raise 10,000ses today bury him. i just checked online. they're up to $8400 the parents want everyone to know that their son's last words were "i love you". friday, san francisco police got a call regarding this little boy. 2-year-old cason shelton. >> a young child had a dolphin statue fall on him he suffered injuries and was transported to san francisco general hospital and he later died from the injuries. >> the six-foot statue is now in

the evidence room at police head quarter buzz it's similar to this one at the art gallery at fisherman's wharf. police say he was playing on the statue just outside of the store when it fell on him. first, paramedics thought injuries were minor but after taking him to san francisco general hospital, they realized he had suffered internal injuries. he died four hours later. the family now has a page n you caring asking for money to cover funeral expenses. >> family is doing well as could be expected. and gosh just pulled together and it has been amazing. >> following the accident the store was cited for having it's statues on display beyond this blue line. the port authority owns that section of the sidewalk. >> merchants supposed to keep objects off the port authority property. >> this business