live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, happy wednesday, thanks for joining us , i am matt keller here for eric and kristen. it got windy overnight and we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. how is it looking? >> windy. we can probably show you the wind on the ferry building on the left side of the screen. the flags are unfurled and heading east. that means more cooling. another two to ten degrees of cooling. the cloud deck is thicker and higher and climbing over the hills and making it into all our neighborhoods and that will slow the warming sunshine. expect temperatures today to run from the upper 50's at the coast to the middle 80's in our warmest spots near brentwood. leyla gulen? >> we have congestion building over the altamont pass in the usual spot at the usual time. the rest of the bay area is moving along at top speed.

we have a couple of lingering projects and this is going to be with us until 6:00 this morning. eastbound side of highway 24 between broadway and the tunnel, a big roth is working there and it will impede the traffic if you need to make it to orinda but other than that, traffic westbound is fine. the san mateo bridge away from hayward to foster city, the drive is quiet to the peninsula with no delays and no crabs and no construction. matt? >> thank you, tough new rules are in effect for dozens of pot shops in san jose requiring some to shut down entirely. nick is in san jose with more on that story. nick? >> good morning, we are talking possibly by a year, several of the dispensaries lou they will have to be 1,000' from

the schools grow their own marijuana and not allow anyone under age 18 inside. the regulations could take effect by mid-july. leaders say there is a feed to regulate the industry. growers see the latest move by legislators as a call to action to mobilize a show of support for medical marijuana. >> we also want to make sure that people who are entitled to medical marijuana can get it in san jose safely and do so in a way that makes a lost sense for everyone. >> it will help us get the message out about voting in the primary election. that is the big thing we are trying to do. >> critic say the if you rules could go too far pointing out that those who ignore existing regulations will continue to do so and the weapons following the guidelines could be unfairly restricted in ways that hurt those in need. dispensary operators have gathered enough signatures to push this issue on the ballot in

november and they hoping that san jose has nearly 100 pot clubs and hope to mobilize those who use the pot clubs. this morning, police are searching for a paroleee who violently beat an 89-year-old woman before stealing her car. it happened on sunday afternoon in a c.v.s. parking lot in el cerrito. police identified the suspect as 28-year-old terrance hardy based on a witness description. the woman was found lying on the ground after the attack and has a broken collar bone and ribs. she is hospitalized but expected to survive. amy hollyfield has a report from the scene ahead at 5:30. in san francisco, police are investigating a fatal shooting in the tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded to a report of a shooting before midnight. so far investigators have only said officers found the man dead at the scene. this morning, former bart police

officer is expected to testify in a civil lawsuit filed by oscar grant's father. he said he accidentally shot grand on new year's morning in 2009 and he thought he was firing his taser. he served half of a two-year prison sentence for involunteer manslaughter. grant's father in prison to murder filed a lawsuit claiming that bart foam police chief failed to take any action to reveteran the shooting. the bart previously settled the civil lawsuit filed by grant's mother and daughter. >> today, raymond "shrimp boy" chow will ask a judge to release him from jail. he is one of 29 defendants in a corruption indictment that included state senator yee and has been in custody since march. his lawyer say he reformed and not the gangster he was but the fbi said he returned to his old ways and charged with conspiracy and selling stolen liquor. >> public teachers in the state

could have a nationwide impact in a decision. the judge ruled that tenure and other pres for california public school teachers are unconstitutional. the judge determined the system discriminates against minority and low income students by placing ineffective teachers in their schools. menlo park nonprofit group students matter brought the lawsuit on of behalf nine students who claim they were deprived of a good education. teachers argue it presents the administration from firing them on a whim and helps attract quality teachers. an attorney for the california teachers association believes the ruling will be overturned on appeal. a san francisco mayor and lt. governor are urging the archbishop of san francisco to skip a rally in washington, dc. the archbishop is scheduled to attend an event on thursday hosted by the national organization for marriage and the family research council. they say the groups are the most anti-gay groups in the country. this sends the wrong message if he attends.

>> house majority leader eric cantor lost the republican primary in his home district in virginia for the tea party challenger and we have the details from washington, dc. >> hello, matt this is a political stunner of epic proportion. a member of the house of representatives republican leadership loses the primary back home. >> it is the most stunning up societies if political history, eric cantor the second most power. house of representatives republican defeated by an unknown tea party challenger. >> i know there are a lot of long faces here tonight and it is disappointing, sure. ought man who took him down is a check economics professor dave brat a political novice was outspend 50-1 with cantor spending $5 million and brat spending $100,000. >> dollars do not vote. you do.

>> cantor was seen as the next speaker of the house of representatives before speaker boehner leaves. this will have seismic cons to washington, the biggest issue in the conservative district was immigration. >> he was viewed as being too close to president obama on immigration support something near to amnesty that means immigration reform is dead, and republican leaders in congress are not likely to touch the issue any time soon. his defeat is likely to rally tea party activists in other races. many thought the g.o.p. establishment gain the upper hand on the tea party when republican senate leader mcconnell fought off a tough primary challenge but candor's defeat proves the republican civil war is far from over. >> democrats say as far as the midterm elections are concerned, it is a whole new ballgame. >> it sure is.

thank you. from politics to weather, how is the wind looking, mike? >> wind is looking good. fast. especially around fairfield. 29 miles per hour. 13 miles per hour at half moon bay. 15 at oakland. 12 at mountain view. that is the winds of change that are going to bring us even cooler weeks ago as we head into the afternoon hours compared to yesterday. now, what we are going to do as far as any kind of threat from this, we will deal with it on the water. you can see small craft advisory across our bay waters county with have wind at 15 to 25 naught so we have a wind advisory until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. if you take bart, most of us are in the mid-50's to neitherly 60 in oakland and fremont and

daly city are 52. sfo is at 60. you can see the clouds are broken over the water. they are going to fill in the next hour. it will be mostly clouds and in the 50's. 58 at the coast and 76 inland by 4:00. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we have 38 bart trains on time. we have no delays on mass transit. ace train one and they are on time. they will be on final if you travel most of the bay area freeways. however, we did have lane closing northbound highway one at the goalen gate toll through the golden gate bridge and you may have to squeeze by the crews. remember to slow if the cones. 580 is 34 minute and 680 is

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>> a covering walnut creek, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, a look from the east bay camera looking across the bay bridge. it is breezy with cooler temperatures. a soldier from the central valley has been identified as one of the five american troops killed in southern afghanistan on monday. the father of the soldier says that the 34-year-old son was one of soldiers killed in the friendly fire incident. staff sergeant from pasadena died when an airstrike was called to help them after the group was ambushed by the taliban.

this called one of most deadly involving united states coalition troops since the start of the 14-year-old war. >> a san francisco voters decide whether to increase the minimum wage. the mayor and the board of supervisors arin'ing forces to raise the minimum wage in the city from $11 to $12.25 an hour by may of next year. >> they will see a pay increase that equals $240 a month for full time worker which is $200 that means the difference between making or not making rent and buying groceries and paying for health care. it is real money. >> the minimum wage will continue to go up each summer until it reaches $15 an hour $9,000 more a year for a worker earning minimum wage. >> the biggest technical companies are opposing the merger between comcast and time warner because comcast could

limit competition and they say they just want to improve internet quality and customer service. if the $45 billion deal is approved, the again will have 30 percent of t market and 40 percent of the broad ban market. >> airlines are making a change to the way you rack up frequent flying miles. >> good morning, topping america's money, another potential data breach, p.f. change is -- chang is looking to whether data was stolen from restaurants that popped up on the same underground westbound link -- website linked to target breach. >> united passengers are mying through for how much they pay for tickets. >> since more shops are selling

game. >> heinz working with ford to find ways to use their byproducts to make car parts. ford says it could be able to manufacture cup holders in break coats from dried tomato skin. >> a house is dangling over a cliff in texas. this is 75' over a lake south of dallas. since last night parts of the house have fall were into the lake and this is video of the house where the shoreline crumbled. you could see cracks in the ground running under the foundation and the home was built in 2007 and valued at $700,000 but i am sure if you offer to pay the mortgage you could take it off their happened. >> for a discounted price. >> going fast. >> the weather in the bay area is nice. we started off hot going of the week and incrementally cooling

down through the week. >> now it is going fast. the heat is gone. many of us are below average today and tomorrow with a rebound on father's day. and we have graduation layer and the compressed nature of the marine layer is gone so that is why the fog is gone with a thick are layer to put the moisture in. that is why you see the cloud cover like this on the exploritorium camera. more clouds can more cooling today, and breezy and brighter tomorrow and friday and tomorrow is the cool of the day. friday we are back to today's temperatures before warmer both for father's day weekend. today, temperatures are falling two degrees cooler at 72, and

oakland is three degrees cooler at 66 and san jose is 74, which is three degreer cooler. cupertino is 74 and san ramon is 76, an 11 degree drop. we are at 74 in cupertino, san jose, 78 at los gatos is the warm spot and milpitas is warm at 71. millbrae is coolest at 68 and warmest around redwood city and low-to-mid 60's loan the coast into downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and a few upper 50's at bodega bay and daly city and low-to-mid extent through the not bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore and castro valley and fremont at 71 and mid-70's to possible mid-80's an brentwood but that is the exception.

with the nationals. drizzle possible on the peninsula coast. seven-day forecast shows a couple of degree cooler tomorrow. friday we will see more sunshine. temperatures are the same as today and above average inland with money 80's this week. mid-to-upper 70's around the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast. have a good one. >> 41 bart trains are on time. we have a brand new accident along 280 northbound and it is involving three vehicles and two lanes are blocked. that would cause delays and it is causing a slow down as you try to come up toward 101 so watch out for that. further down the peninsula if you are traveling through burlingame along 101 trying to make it to sfo the top speed is away from 380 starting to see a slow down approaching highway one and you can see travels start to improve as you continue right into redwood city and wood side into los altos with no delays.

in san jose, wide open spaces there and finally as you make the dry into san martin moving at top speed northbound and southbound. the richmond-san rafael toll plaza, nice can clear but there is a high wind advisory. matt? >> ten things to know use start your day. also, the big test happening today that could help move nasa a step closer to a new mission to mars. >> santa clara university launches a field dreams and aims to become a college sports ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion

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nicco. >> it is 5:23. whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, number one, el cerrito police are looking for terrance hardy a paroleee who violently boat a woman who was 89-year-old before stealing her car. amy hollyfield will have a report from the scene in just a few minutes. >> number two, city leaders in san jose have approved strict new regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries. among the new rules, pot shops have to grow their own pot on sight and the new rules are too restrictive according to the owners. >> former bart police officer is scheduled to testify in a civil lawsuit filed by the father of oscar grant. the father is in prison if murder, filed a lawsuit years ago claiming that bart's former police chief failed to take

action to prevent the shooting. >> four, this morning, wife of l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling will ask a judge to issue an emergency order to confirm her right to sell the team. she is trying to sell the nab franchise for $2 million to former microsoft c.e.o. ballmer but her husband refeudses to sell. >> five, a historic defeat for top republican and house majority leader lost his g.o.p. primary in virginia 7 the congressional district last night and the tea party challenger dave brat and the professor calls the win "a miracle from god." >> six, the pan layer -- the marin layer is thicker today so it will be cooler today and tomorrow. we have the newest numbers before a warming trend on father's day. >> 15, we have the accident as you leave daly city, the drive is going to slow down because of three cars that have piled up blocking two lanes and possible injuries involved with more

details ahead. >> nasa is launching a flying saucer into the atmosphere to test technology that could be used to listened on -- land on mars. a balloon carrying the vehicle will launch from hawaii this morning. nasa says it will ignite the rocket engine and climb to 33 miles and then slow itself down and unfurl a parachute for a water landing. engineers are keeping their fingers crossed hoping for go weather. the test has been postponed several times because of wind. >> the santa clara university will become a national powerhouse in soccer holding a ground breaking ceremony for a new training facility yesterday built thanks to a $7.7 million gift from venture capitalists. the broncos have a rich soccer tradition with 64 all members from the school including a

world cup hero. >> we have done great things with so little and the resources we have had although we are grateful, we have worked twice as hard as everyone else. >> the gift will be used to renovate the soccer stadium and create a lazy to honor past soccer greats and santa clara university men and women's team have both woman national titles. >> a new baby critter this downtown martinez, the beaver and its mother are taking a swim. this is video of the beavers, at 3:00 in the only, and this is the 8 the year a beaver has been born in martinez since moving in, in 2006 and attracting wide-spread attention when it was feared the dams could trigger flooding but engineers reduced the risk in a special plan. >> we continue at 5:30 with the top stories including the red light camera in the east bay creating anger among oakland

city leaders. new details on the bay area girl they chaired brain dead after surgery and the request the family is now making to her sc

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, and thanks for joining us, i am matt keller here for eric thomas and kristen sze. we start with the weather. the winds have picked up with cooler temperatures this morning. >> pore refreshing for all of us. on the weapons if you can and let in the fresh air. the wind is 29 miles per hour and it was up to 44 miles per hour at times. 13 at half moon bay and 15 at oakland. you can see the cloud cover rolling across sfo so far, no delays and we will keep an eye on it, and inland east bay is the warmest at 76 to 84.

90's are gone today and 80's again today. up to 62 in san francisco and the rest of us are 65 to 74. >> we have an accident in san francisco. if you travel from daly city you are going to run into slowing here northbound 280 where we have two lanes blocked. further to the north, we are starting to see more traffic building right around 101 and we do have three cars involved and an oil spill so caltran has to do a mop-up for the oil. as we look at drive time traffic, 680 traffic from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco is 15 minutes. clear so far at top speeds and a look at the recommended san rafael plaza we have a high wind advisory and high-profile vehicles, gusty conditions making it across the water. matt? >> the search conditions in the east bay for paroleee wanted if

you have hospitally attacking an 89-year-old woman and stealing her car. here is that story from amy hollyfield. >> the attack stunned customers and employees at the c.v.s. and surprised police. the officers think they know who did it. look at this picture, 28-year-old terrance hardy. police say you are encouraged to call them if you know where he is. he he is on parole. an 89-year-old woman who justified picked her her medication was punched several times and knocked unconscious. the attacker broke her collar bone and ribs. customers say this makes them feel vulnerable. >> because of our age...you don't react fast if someone hits you. >> [ inaudible ]

you do that to an elderly person that could be your mom, his mom. >> the man took off in her car. keep your eye out for a white toyota camera with license plate 2znr291. police say the suspect is considered dangerous. do not approach him but call sunday none. the victim is expected to survive. >> break overnight a police chase ended in head-on crash in berkeley at university off-ramp of 580. c.h.p. officers if san francisco chased a driver of the stolen vehicle across the bay bridge before 2:00 a.m. and speeds reached 120 miles per hour at one point. officers say the driver of the stolen car lost control and ended up on the wrong side of the road hitting a car at 35 miles per hour. the driver was arrested and the other driver was not seriously injured only complaining of pain. medical marijuana

dispensaries in san jose will face tough new regulations. the city council approve new rules for pot clubs last night starting next month businesses must have onsite security guards and cameras and difficulties expenseries have to move from the residential areas and 1,000' from schools. dissensory owners say the rules are too strict and will make it impossible to operate. the san jose city council voted to designate the suspect tour 21 dome these tear a landmark. 50-year-old building was the first domed theaters in the nation and status does not preserve the dome but it makes it harder for the owner to tear it down. the theater has been closed since march and the state is considering whether to dough chair the city a national historic landmark. >> san jose man faces charges after his ten-year-old was severely injured playing with illegal fireworks and caused a major injury to a happen last friday. it whats so powerful it blew the screen east windows of the home. a neighbor who heard the boom

rushed to help the boy and wrapped his hand up. >> he was shocked. all he was saying to me "i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry." not one tear. he had no happened. freak me out. i am still shook up. >> 14 pounds of illegal fireworks were found. it could have ignited and caused greater injury. officers arrested the boy's father on suspicion of felony chide endangerment. >> in oregon, police are on hand at a portland suburb school after a deadly shooting at a high school. hundreds hell a vigil to remember the 14-year-old freshman shot and skilled by another student just before classes began yesterday morning at reynolds high school in troutdale. the shooter is yet to be identified. he kill himselfed in a stall during the cop fusion.

>> someone banged on the door saying a guy has a gun be let us in. we let him in and ran to the weight training room and head. >> the p.e. teacher was daze by a bullet and initiated the lockdown and is expected to recover. >> the father of a man on a deadly rampage near uc santa barbara will give the first interview requesting to be interviewed by barbara walters and his son killed six people may 23 including three students from the bay area. he retired last month -- barbara walters retired last month but will return for a special interview. >> the family of a girl declared brain dead after surgery is hoping she will be granted an certificate at the ceremony on friday. officials at the charter school were hesitant because they

received too many complaints about displaying anything about jahi mcmath. she was moved to an undisclosed out-of-state facility and kept on a vice president late and feed tubes. >> cameras in oakland are not working and they have not worked since may. contract with the camera company expired and the police chief and the city councilwoman says the program did not make money and the city council woman says the city council should have a stay whether to let the contract expire and this revelation cops as police investigate a car accident involving the mayor quan and the or driver said she ran a red light and was on phone and she said she was not on the phones and will release reports to prove it. >> the dry forecast means more worry for ranchers in the north bay. a drought emergency is declared in marin county. it could mean financial help for farmers but not enough. years of detroit are drying up the families rainy day funds and

ranchers like ted have had to buy tons hay to feed at el because little grass is growing. >> we went through $,000 or $9,000 each of hay. that is a financial hit. >> all members are in the same tough situation and the money will help but what everyone needs is rain. >> unfortunately all we have is hot weather early this week and now we have the wind. >> the winds are cooler and more humidity is in the wind. if it was dry and hot we with have a high fire danger but our biggest danger is small craft on the bay water today through 2:00 tomorrow morning and west wind at 15- to 25-miles per hour and it takes a jog to the northeast so southwest wind from solano county around the, say, central

valley, the southwest wind at 15- to 25-knots around until 5:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures on the peninsula in the mid-to-upper 50's and 54 at palo alto to 58 at belmont and menlo park and we get to 58 at san mateo and 60 at san bruno and 67 at san carlos and most of us in the upper 50's away the bay shore to the south bay and oh land is 60 and 62 in antioch. today, we are going to have lingering clouds in san francisco and angel island to emeryville and berkeley and oakland and 64 and 50's at the coast, and 72 inland at noon and 7659 4:00, so well all need a light coat in the evening. >> in san francisco, c.h.p. has arrived on the scene at this accident involving three vehicles, one of which has turned around and is facing the wrong direction. we have two lanes blocked now and slow downs are starting to build, and northbound along 280,

approaching 101, that is where you will see all of the traffic so take this alternate to get an the delays. there is also an oil spill and caltran has to do a mop up. 28 miles per hour at tracy and up to 34 miles per hour but we on the brakes oh the pass, into livermore, and then it things out toward dublin enter change. from emeryville camera looking to the bay bridge, traffic is running smoothly. >> the countdown is on to the start of the world cup. not everyone is excited. next, a bay area man would rather lose $5,000 than go to the games. >> the popular restaurant chain warning customers to check their credit cards and bank statements. >> the wife of donald sterling

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>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. pf chang could be the latest to follow victim to a hack attack investigating claims of stolen credit and debit card data from the locations across the nation. the claim comes from a security blogger who first broke the news

breach at target and niemann's and says thousands of stolen credit and debit cars went up for sale on an underground marketplace. the cards were used between march and mid-may. >> defense secretary hagel is slated to testify about the controversial prisoner exchange involving former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl and will answer questions of the exchange of five taliban for bowe bergdahl a week and a half ago. the army sergeant was a captive for five years. republican lawmakers are critical of the obama administration for making the exchange without first notifying congress. a washington post/abc news poll finds 51 percent of americans disapprove of exchange especially if it established that bowe bergdahl deserted 9 post beforeening captured. the buy of l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling will go to court to confirm her authority

to sell the team against her husband's wishes. that is according to an associated press report. shelling sterling brokered a dial with former microsoft c.e.o. but her husband refuses to sell and is continuing his $1 billion lawsuit against the nba. he was band for life and fined $2.5 million in april after racist remarks emamericanned on a recording. >> world cup excitement is brewing with the first match a day away. 1.5 million people are expected but wees of riots and fears of state are keeping a local man home. he was going to spend telephone days and $25,000 for the chance to go to six games but canceled because of safety concerns. >> the chance of being kidnapped or god knows what. you don't want to be, too, in a country where people are not happy you are there. >> many in brazil angry the government spent $11 billion on the world cup. the government has 157,000

troops on the ground to protect hundreds of thousands of soccer fans going do brazil for the world cup. >> we are the only place to watch the world cup live and don't miss the moment where you can view the marches on your smartphone, tablet or consumer. the spurs took a lead over the hit in the nab finals after the greatest shooting displays in history shooting 76 percent in the first half and san antonio made 19 of the first 21 shots leading to 25 points and a career here high. the spurs withstood the run by miami cruising to 111-92 victory. game four coverage is tomorrow at 5:30 right here.

can watch it right here. >> and an amazing play against the angels with a rip to least and then threw out kendrick at home with 300' throw to the catcher on the fly from deep down the left field line. right on target. the game went to the 14th inning and a block off home run ruining our home and the angels got their 5th victory in a row beating the a's. only a few players in the world could ever do that incredible throw. >> 9 same person came to find was bo jackson throwing out harold reynolds. that was an amazing low and that was great, too. was he in when the d --.

>> i don't think anyone could catch that. maybe in "game of thrones." >> we will deal with the winds so maybe more balls will fly out of the park. >> we hope the winds don't affect us too much today. especially if you driving the high profile vehicles because they will be gusty. we will watch it as will leyla gulen and our many prims -- bridges. we have a bigger cooling trend and the cloud deck could drop with winds now running around 15- to 20-miles per hour across the golden gate bridge. more clouds today and it will be harder to get rid of them and that means more cooling and it will be breezy and prettier tomorrow and still probably our cool of the day and friday the temperatures will rebound with the extra sunshine and we will

keep rebounding through the holiday week. father's day is sunday and we will have drizzle on the coast and possible through 7:00 or 8:00 and cloud cover is extensive along the cost pushing across tran toward emeryville and berkeley and oakland like it did yesterday so alcatraz and angel island, pretty cloudy in those areas. 50's to 80's and the 100's are gone yesterday, the 90's are gone today and maybe 80's tomorrow. 71 in milpitas and 78 in los gatos which are the spreads in the south bay to 66 and clouds this santa cruz. up the peninsula, low-to-mid 70's to millbrae at 68 and low-to-mid 60's along the coast into downtown and south san francisco and maybe only 59 in daly city and colma and headed to sausalito, 63 but bodega bay is only 58 and 70 to 74 is the spread through the north bay valley with 70 in petaluma and san rafael and 74 in santa rosa and napa and mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore until

71 at fremont and castro valley and mid-80's in the east bay valley. another grab shows you how cool it will be tonight, 57 degrees were dropping down to 53 at at&t park. tomorrow a couple of degrees schooler and freezey on friday, and temperatures are the same as today and warmer-than-average inland. have a good one. >> ace train one and three are running early and bar, 45 -- bart, 45 trains are on the rack and through san francisco on 280, this crash is going to be a place for the next 15 or 20 minutes the latest from c.h.p. two lanes are blocked with the three car crash involving possible injuries and an oil pill so that will cause delays up to 101. if you travel away from 101 into the portrero district 69 miles per hour is the top speed as you head up to 101 with no delays.

at the bay bridge you have clear conditions and we have an accident northbound highway 17 and that is involving one vehicle that hit one of the dividers and possible rolling down the embankment and someone is trying to help the matters. the bay bridge toll plaza shows c.h.p. high wind advisory issued so gusty conditions for high profile vehicles. >> this morning, in pennsylvania, the search for a black bear conditions after he ran in front of the police car and kept going. here is the bear. he darts across the street the officer warned the resident to look out for the bear. sightings have been reported in other communities in the area. they don't know where the bear will show up next. they going to trap the bear and move it to a less populated area. >> coming up, testing offered by a popular drugstore chain

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>> and there is a step in banning e cigarette smoking in public places in parts of the county. the board approved the first reading of the amendment that prohibits smoking tobacco in the presence of secondhand smoke in public areas. it adds electronic smoking devices to the ordinance. the second reading and vote is

scheduled june 24. it is time to check with meteorologist mike nicco with wind and cooling teller. thank you. at 3:00, a comfortable 70 but 64 at 7:00. a chilly 57 by the time we wrap thing up at 10:00. red flag warning for the entire sierra and lake tahoe area today and tomorrow. be careful up there with the winds. temperatures are 85 in sacramento. you want 100 you have to head to palm springs. 80 if lake tahoe lowerren that the low -- than low 70's in los angeles and san diego. >> the a spas busy. 580 is tracy to dublin 41 minutes. eastbound construction work is were where up at 5:00 this morning. all lanes are re-opened.

the travel along 101 is move along without a pitch at 17 minutes from san rafael to san francisco. a look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights turned on and we are seeing traffic backing up although i do see a few gaps here and there so it doesn't look quite so packed. matt? thank you, rite-aid is under fire by doors who -- by doctors who say something they are selling does not work to check for alzheimer's disease. the test of written questions screens for early memory loss but some doctors say the tests are inaccurate and those who do poorly could worry about a disease they do not have. a federal official advise pregnant women or if you spent to become pregnant to eat more filibuster. the recommendation from the f.d.a. and epa is being made to women who are breast feeding and

to young children suggesting that women and children east two or three servings of fish a week low in mercury for the health benefits. previous guide lines focused on limiting fish because of concerns of mercury. the national park service released dramatic video of a rescue at yosemite national park when a backpacker avoided plunging to his death. at the bottom center of the screen you can see he is on a boulder in the falls and he scramble on to it after slipping into the rap its. officials rescued him with the helicopter and he was treated for hypothermia. he would have died if he did not get on the boulder. the morning news continues at 6:00 with the top stories. tough new medical marijuana restrictions coming to the largest city. we have the rules that some say will drive dispensaries out of business in san jose. texas governor perry trying

to poach more california jobs, and he says his attempt to lure business to the lone star state is good for california. later, this woman did not win the miss usa crown but she is stealing the spotlight get raise for her healthy figure.

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that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, if you medical marijuana restrictions coming to the bay area's largest city, where pot clubs will and will not be allowed to set up shot. >> brutally attacked and carjacked, an 89-year-old is in the hospital after being beaten by a failure role east in an east bay pacificking lot. >> tea party stunner, the second most powerful man congress loses

the primary race in the biggest congressional upset in united states history. >> good morning, thanks for joining us, i am matt keller here for eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> the winds changing. >> we have been hot all week and cooling down, right, mike? >> significantly in some areas and other areas are minor cooling. good morning, were, live doppler 7 hd shows clouds everywhere with a few breaks and no fog to deal with right now. clouds and 60 around the bay at 7:00, and a few clouds linger through the golden gate bridge toward emeryville and oakland at 64 and sunshine at 4:00 and 76 and back down to 62 by 6:00 and in the low-to-mid 70's this afternoon and breezy and sunny and back to 68 by 7:00. we will barely see sun on the coast hanging out in the mid-to-upper 50's. leyla gulen? >> another ten minutes and the crash will be cleared on 280