president obama just two months ago along with a white house task force called on campuses to crack down on campus sexual assault. students are complaining stanford wasn't tough enough on a senior accused of rape they rallied outside of a meeting the university sexual assault policy is not on the agenda so students say this is a symbolic way of putting pressure on the faculty senate to change a policy created four years ago. the senior wants her name to be used she says she's a victim of a sexual assault. normally, abc7 news protects identities of victims. she says the assault occurred on new year's day, home in juneau, alaska. she filed a police report the district attorney in juneau says the case remains under investigation. ex-puts -- they decided to postpone the student's

enrollment in graduate school until to 16. >> they're claiming that my past sexual relationship with my assailant is a mitigating factor. their actions imply the man who raped me is a danger to me, not to the rest of the student body >> stanford etch plained the policy was intended to empower victims to step forward. stanford says it is in compliance with title nine law on sexual assaults occurring on, or off, campus, however, students believe stanford must join several other universities in making punishment fit the crime. >> do you think it changes policy? >> i hope so. i will be disillusioned if they don't. >> students will come out here because they support it. it's important. >> san jose criminal attorney steve clark is a former prosecutor concerned policies put others at risk. sexual assault is a very serious

felony and to allow this person to return to a college campus, in addition to sending a terrible mess wrath to the community, puts others at risk. potentially. . >> i love to see the support. but we need to make stanford change policies >> at stanford, david louie, abc7 news. >> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick responding saying i would never do the things made up about me. i'm glad this is resolved. it's time for football. >> texas governor rick perry is stirring up controversy after shocking a crowd with comments about gay people. listen. . >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an

alcoholic. very desire not to do that. i look at the homosexual issue the same way. >> comments after perry asked about texas republicans endorsing a platform supporting gay conversion counselling. california lieutenant governor is demanding an apology, tweeting much progress has been made on lgbt rights but ignorance offensive reports show how much more work needs to be done we spoke with the director of the lgbt community center today . >> i think people are tired of repressed politics like rick perry's. not only in texas but throughout the country interested in voting for politicians who care about equality and fairness. he was trying to encourage more businesses to move to texas. >> we have breaking news out of san leandro. a man is in a standoff with police now near washington avenue and castro street about half a mile from the bart station. officers were trying to arrest

the suspect wanted for violent felonies holding himself up inside of a house. police have streets blocked off the s.w.a.t. team is at the scene. stay with us and follow us on twitter on abc7 news bay area for latest on this breaking story. >> some people living in a san francisco neighborhood are very upset with the district attorney's office tonight. homeowners helped police nab two would be burglars in their neighborhood but charges were dropped. vic lee joins wuts latest. vic? >> reporter: this letter caused a fire storm the neighbor he says was told there would be no charges we went to the district attorney office for a response. they told us the case is actually on hold they say they only get one bite of the apple. so if charges are filed they say

they want to be sure that file the right ones. >> charn wood is a board member of the park improvement club, sending out copies to residents. a letter addressed to district attorney george gascone saying they're apalled by the decision to drop the charges against two burglary suspects. it happened on the morning of april 30th, here at a home on marietta street. a neighbor saw two men in a car parked in front of the house he heard noises in the back. he decided to call 911. officers quickly responded and captured two men. everything went the way it should have. >> but d.a.told the homeowner no charges were filed against the two men. the da's decision is galvanizing the neighborhood. debbie shea says home burglaries could be violent. >> there is a possibility of mothers being home with young children, taking a nap into afternoons, when this occurred.

>> how can we possibly ask people to call the police when they see sus spishus activity? when something like this happens and everything knows about it. >> the spokesman told abc7 news that the case has not been dropped, that it's still under investigation. >> we need to make sure evidence is in place. thoroughly, completely prior to charging this case to make sure charges reflect the crime. he says two were aested before taking anything from the home, charging them with trespassing would be a misdemeanor. if they could, they'd go with a serious felony like burglary. >> we have new details on a grass fire burning in solano county. it's 80% contained now the fire burned 70 acres north of vacaville, threatening homes but crews managed to stop the progress the first, fire first reported off rolling hills lane.

in marin county a wildfire burned a remote area of samuel p taylor state park. the fire is now 80% contained. the cause is unknown. >> and heavy delays on amtrak capitol route running between sacramento and oakland. an hour and a half ago a train hit and killed a person just as entering richmond station officials say the victim was trespassing and no one on the train was hurt. officials say there will be delays up to 90 minutes for the next few hours. >> oakland police arrested three people expected in a series of armed robbery, officers say they're connected to this car, spotted on 580 freeway. it's a huge response, two men and a woman taken into custody. police actually phoned one

victim right at the scene to tell them about the arrest. very nice of them to do that. the suspect arrested in a brutal car jacking of an 89-year-old woman made a court appearance today, charged with felonies including assault for a violent incident sunday. this is video showing the camery leaving a cvs parking lot. police say hardy sole the car after knocking that elderly woman to the ground, breaking her collar bone and ribs and left her unconscious. police found that car not far from where hardy was arrested last night. >> well, coming up next we're going to check in with a man becoming the first time father three weeks ago, today. >> the baby almost didn't make it, and reaction only he's been able to prompt from his mother. >> also ahead city without chirnts. now, mapping out borders and a bay area girl with a plan to

help. >> it just hits me. it's something that needs to be acted on. >> abc7 news at 5:00 continues in 6 yeah, citi mobile. pay the dog sitter? and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app.

>> an update on a family of a woman. in a coma. mel lites yoo continues to slowly recover at kentfield rehabilitation and specialty hospital. abc7 news has the story. >> oh, dad don't wake me up. >> three weeks ago today, brian landy began raising baby west without his wife, melissa. their home is in fresno, he works as a sheriff's deputy in

santa cruz. they're staying in this small san francisco apartment thanks to the generosity of a police officer. >> i can enjoy him in ways i expected to. >> melissa was pregnant. doctors found she had a brain tumor. within days she suffered a seizure, causing brain damage. she has been in a coma ever since. may 22, doctors were able to deliver the baby. >> she continues to bring meaning to our lives. >> her father and sister have taken time off to help. they proudly call themselves team melissa. melissa, a family therapist in fresno, continues to show signs a slow recovery. >> we've had moments where we're

convinced she's making connections with us. she's there, so to speak. >> every day, brian takes west to visit melissa, now at kentfield specialty hospital. >> one of her hands is able to reach over and find him. and touch him and caress him. hold his hand or feet. touch his head. >> right now, there is no way to predict her outcome. the joy of having baby west is helping them heal. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a sweet baby. if you'd like to help, we have more information on how to do that on abc7 news.com. >> a bay area teenager is using social media to help thousands of children detained at u.s. and mexico border. he learned of the problem during

class at st. ignacios high school. she spent time collecting clothes for the kids, sending a shipment to the border yesterday, and will go there herself to help out. >> i asked my friends and family to donate men and women clothing. which, tee shirts, jeans and under garments. >> she wants to continue collecting clothes and returning to the border. some 48,000 immigrant children have tried to enter illegally into the united states. most of them are from central america. >> right. moving on, world cup soccer is underway. fans are glued to every moment of the action. there is a restaurant in san francisco where food is being food with

it is the first time a south american country hosted world cup since 1978 and how fitting it would be they say. >> you can feel walls staking. >> can you do it? >> woo! >> abel is a soccer fan ex-order . he is up on this trend. >> there are players for teams. >> for jerseys, flags and car decorations... hottest item in this specialty store is the panini sports sticker album.

>> people are into trading. boy stha has been the most most successful >> think of it like baseball card was a twist. a sticky twist. . >> i put them in my book. when i'm done, i might, if i have two of the same, i'll just trade them with some one doing it, too. >> it's sold out. >> i'll get more later this week. >> this comes from the source. >> all of my friends are here. >> all packed inside the owner is just taking it in. >> taking me back to brazil it's great. it's a great energy. you know? very -- i know it's not going to happen i don't know. you know? again probably.

so i'm enjoying it. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> well, it's not just soccer, fans on the ground are excited about the world cup. >> have fun, play hard we'll be watching on international space station. >> the crew as you can see, are cheering on the teams from 200 miles above earth. there is one from america, one from germany, one from russia. abc7 is the only place to watch live this saturday, you can watch columbia and greece at 8:30. and sunday two, more games, don't miss a moment of the world cup with watch abc. it let's you see matches on your smart phone, tablet, our computer. >> uruguay. very nice >> do you know what else is nice? the weather in the bay area.

>> i can't tell you how nice it is up here, looking towards the bay, just blue skies. this weekend is also father's day weekend. we'll talk about father's day. and what is coming up. what cloud cover we did have is long gone. this wind gusts through this evening around that area. so just be careful. you can see flying debris. and check out sfo. it's increased to 45 miles per hour. other areas on the breezy side. beautiful view thanks to breezes. 64 oakland.

into the 60s in san carlos. 57 in half moon bay. upper 50 through the coastline for saturday, 82 now. you came up today. novato, 72. and here is a view from our camera. looking at sunshine reflecting on the bay there. patchy clouds overnight tonight. sunny, warmer friday, saturday. it's going to be bright, sunny father's day. cooler air filtering in, blowing clouds away. if you recall this morning a deep marine layer about 3,000 feet that has slung and disappeared temperatures for san

degrees. we're going to see minor ups and downs heading towards next week. tomorrow morning limited cloud cover. upper 40s to mid-50s, then, looking beyond morning watch what happens to clouds. quickly disappearing like today, only difference is that it's going to be warmer tomorrow. 76 santa clara. peninsula, 68 millbrae. los altos, 62 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, sunshine and 66 degrees north bay, 60s coast side. low 80s around santa rosa and napa. berkeley, oakland, low 70s.

inland spots 84 livermore, 85 antioch. accu-weather forecast, warming up next few days. father's day, mid-60s to upper 80s and a nice, sunny day. we're just going to take temperatures up and down a few degrees. nice, refreshing breezes now. enjoy. this cooling period today because we'll see a reversal soon. >> nice while it lasts >> just ahead tesla opens up. >> why the company is giving away all of the patents in just a moment.

heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

we're still watching breaking news in san leandro. we have seen police with weapons drawn, went into the building near washington avenue ask castro street. and carried out what appears to be a body bag.

this as officers were attempting to arrest a suspect. police have streets blocked off and s.w.a.t. team is on the scene. >> some business news a bold move by tesla. the ceo announced he's opening up patents to anyone that wants them, hoping to inspire others to make 0 emission cars. >> $6 is going to cost you to ride the people mover connecting coliseum bart station and oakland international airport. the bart board of directors set that fare today. the $484 million system set to begin service in the fall, replacing air bart shuttle bus system. >> 14 san franciscoins facing eviction just got a break them. turned to the community land trust which agreed to buy that building. it's at 23 and harrison streets. here is what they had to say. >> really cool we've

transitioned into the situation. and i feel like i'm in shock a little bit. >> the land trust is a solution that is actually available for everyone across the spectrum. >> the trust obtained financing from a bank and city. the building will be a tenant-controlled co-op for 99 years >> the world cup is getting underway in brazil. >> highlights of that coming up here in just a moment.

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>> world cup soccer fever >> game one, intense moments for brazil, trailing early against croatia. ready to follow in footsteps of the world cup. the cross and the ball deflects off marcello.

1-0, croatia. 29th anyone, namar missed perfectly he added a second goal, later. oscar, you only need one game if you're really good. i just go by lorenzo, now. baseball, tim hudson and giants against washington. huddy got help, tyler colvin. going seven inning as louing one run, sporting a major league best era of 1.81. giants getting back on track and win it. u.s. open in pine hearst. two of 16, finished with five under 65 record low. three golfers are tied for second they're preback at minus two. game four, nba finals tipping off in 40 minutes. must win game for miami heat. they do not want to go back to san antonio.

nobody expecting spurs to duplicate performance from the other night. they blistered miami. 76% shooting. he know they're going to need maximum effort. >> as far as our effort is concerned it was lacking. and we owe it to ourselves and our organization to play better basketball. we're going to have to if we want to beat the team. >> and game four will be followed by a hall of fame edition of "after the game" with nate thurman and the logo, jerry west, that is going to be fun. >> yes. >> thanks very much. >> yes. >> all right. that is going to do it for us for abc7 news at 5:00. world news is coming up. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. enjoy the game. should be fun. i'll see you back here at 11:00. >> bye bye.

they came here with a desperation we didt match. >> from downtown! leonard finishes it. >> knocks it down. >> there was no magic plays, we just moved the ball, and every shot went in. >> it goes in. >> great leadership. >> we were very disappointed after game two. we have to sustain it now. we have to do it for another game. >> you know what time