answers to your top seven questions. question one, how will the suicide network? three and a half miles of marine grade wire lining both sides 20 feet down from walkways and 20 feet across. if someone were to jump, impact would injure them. >> for whatever reason, they don't want to hurt themselves, they want owe die. the thought of proven to be jumping into a net has been effective. >> the general manager says in other cities that use a similar system, the suicides flat out stopped. >> question two. will people just find another way to take their lives? he says studies show 90% of the people stopped at golden gate before they jurped went on to live long lines >> you say people seem to fixate on the golden gate? >> that is what many researchers

have studyed and what they've concluded >> question three, how will they retrieve someone after jumping on the net? they're researching a special truck that would lower an arm down to the net. >> we came up with a different method to rescue people. >> question four. will the $76 million cost lead to another toll increase? he says no. the $20 million comes from bridge district reserves. $7 million from state mental health fund. $49 million from the federal government. >> two years ago, it was not eligible to receive funds. this was a change in law. >> question five. will the suicide net effect the beauty of the golden gate? it will be visible but people across the bridge will not know it's there. people that are down at chrissy field won't see the net because it will blend in with the

bridge. >> could the netting strain the bridge structure because of the wind? he points to tacoma narrows bridge in washington state that bucked wildly in 40 miles per hour winds before it collapsed >> long span bridges, the cross section, hand rails, deck and shapes below like an air foil and little changes are like changing a flap on a wing. >> when will it be done? the board votes this friday, should pass easily. if it goes as planned it should be replaced by 2017 or early 2018 one of the board members had a grandson who died at the golden gate just earlier this month. >> thank you. >> it took three years, but two men charged with shooting a

young oakland boy were found guilty this morning by a jury. laura anthony has the story from oakland. at the base of a mural depicting the boy as an angel >> i spent every day here when he passed away. and just glad for justice he is receiving. finally. after three years. >> justice came in a form of guilty verdicts. he was pushed in a scooter by his mother. >> grateful that justice was done in this case and grateful for jury.

and my thoughts go out to the victims in this case >> the district attorney said my message is loud and clear. and anyone who shoots and kills our children will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. but the attorney said in court she wanted a new trial for her client. >> deeply disappointed by the verdict. thank you. >> she says the place has become too dangerous for her grandchildren and other innocent young people that walk this way. >> this is very dangerous, they're shooting kids left and right it's getting to be crazy. >> they will be back here next month. each faces the possibility of life in prison. in oakland abc7 news. >> there may be a break in a series of arsons in san francisco south of market and

mission street areas. we're live with the developing news. a man remains in custody and police are now trying to see if he might be connected to any of the other suspicious fires in this area over the last couple weeks. police say they have a suspect but he has not been charged he's being held just afternoon today over the last weeks there have been a dozen fires set in south of market area. the most dangerous inside of a parking garage last week. following that fire, police stepped up patrols in the area. >> it takes one good night of wind we saw what happened south of market the building went up. >> she's talking about the fire in china basin this march.

that was ruled an accident but quickly grew into a five-alarm blaze, causing millions in damage. many fires set over the last few weeks have been at construction sites at the lumina development. four fires have been set. someone was able to sneak into the already-completed garage and set fire to this mercedes-benz. police say the man arrested today has been ruled out as a suspect in that blaze so the investigation continues and any help is appreciated. >> if you see people loading around that shouldn't be there based on your knowledge that is one thing to look at. if you see someone carrying containers. >> workers at some sites tell us they've added security guards and installed more surveillance cameras. there is a coordinated effort to stop whoever is setting these fires. in san francisco, abc7 news >> two-story home in orinda considered a total loss after

flames raced through today the fire broke out just after 6:30 inside of this house on terry lane. it's in the sleepy hollow area of the city. three people escaped without getting hurt. firefighters had to battle the fire after part of the building collapsed the cause of the fire is still under investigation >> a lot of us struggle to find parking in san francisco neighborhoods but would you be willing to pay for that space? there is an app for that. the city attorney says there will be a fine for it, too. we have more on the monkey business leanne? >> let's pretend just a moment this is my car and i'm parked here. and space belongs to the city of san francisco we've been there, searching for a spot to open up.

and when nothing opens up this is a time you just wish someone would be out here holding a spot for you. someone thought about it and created an app called monkey parking. you open an aan account. it gives you a map of the icons. you then by the on it. you can go higher. you get an alert. that is how we've found our parking space. south of market. it's easy to use you get paid everything worked out. >> the city says they're using spots that are illegal. >> they can't be rented or

leased. bought or purchased. also for drivers. >> the city has given the company until july 11th to shut down the site a person using the app faces a $300 fine. the company has an office in san francisco. in a statement they said we believe a new company should be regulated and not banned. some welcomed to concept. >> up to $20 i guess. we have to go around and around. >> the city attorney isn't sure who will enforce it. abc7 news. >> if not for being illegal, it's a brilliant idea.

>> it's great. >> still ahead, new trouble at the bypass. what it's going to cost to make repairs >> how will we join when it comes to saving water? better, they tell us. >> this week of summer brings us a warm up and cool down i'll have details in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> a woman earns $23 in rewards but her bank won't give it to her.

million bay area residents get their water, officials are feeling more optimistic about the hetch hetchy reservoir the water is processed in hayward. that supplies water from people in palo alto to san francisco. more on how it's affecting the bay area. >> a lot of little ways it's affected the bay area, here it's over my shoulder the grass is still green but if you walk yards from here, you'll see they've replaced flats with drought-resistant onces. p you took a shower in there, maybe two minutes instead of four. people are taking steps to fight

the drought in san francisco it's working. somewhat ironic. with the city, we have more than enough to look at but not to drink. >> this is starting to break through to people. >> the water tsar today pretty much told locals they dodged a mandatory rationing bullet. >> since january 31st we've averaged about 5% savings. >> we need to save combrinls more but like the most recent savings trend. for that, you can thank residents like lindsay parker. i'm trying to take showers, tall things. >> they unveiled an ad campaign

designed to give a sexy catch yeah. but it does take work. evidence of efforts turning off spigots in a water-themed playground >> it's unfortunate but understandable. >> and easier, perhaps to explain a water shortage than try to endorse one. >> in los angeles a group of world cup fans have spilled into streets to celebrate here in huntington park neighborhood people are waving flags and have been sdrapting traffic. police began moving in on horses to try to get streets clear.

in brazil, a team started playing third games to determine who goes onto the next >> that is a happy bunch. they say they enjoy watching with a loud crowd. >> everybody is on the edge of their seats. >> they spilled out in celebration. we have video here. this is over mission and 24th. and just to give you another update in l.a. no violence but police have moved in.

>> just peaceful and good. bay area is full of world cup fans this is used to brazil. we want to see your pictures. e may them to us. up load them to us. and on our web site right now you can see how kids around the world are getting caught up in the craze. >> we should send spencer christian to team brazil. >> do you want to send me? >> one way. i hear weather. might not be a bad place to go. we have lovely weather here in the bay area.

you can see sunny skies across the bay area. just wispy clouds around we do have gusty areas winds are mild in locations here is a live view looking west. you can see wispy clouds, 63 degrees in san francisco. and 82 in morgan hill. it's 85 degrees in santa rosa right now. and mid-80s in fairfield. one more beautiful view, these forecast features. overnight, mild to warm

tomorrow. it's a system that is go are to give us a minor change in temperatures range. temperatures going up and into the end of the week. now for the week ahead we'll use high temperature range in san jose. temperatures starting to drop off around mid week. bottoming out thursday. and high of only 75 degrees then, temperatures rebounding friday and saturday. tonight, lows into mid-50s and fog at 5:00 in the morning pulling away from the coastline. sunny day from coast owe inland. south bay, upper 70s to mid-80s, upper 70s on the peninsula.

low 60s on the coast tomorrow. nice and warm, mid-80s and east bay highs into mid to upper 70s to around 80s inland east bay 90s in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures bottoming out and rb mild on friday, saturday. then, sunday, monday, you might call it hot inland low to mid-90s, mid-80s around the bay. a typical summer variation. early summer weather. >> nice >> yes. >> very nice >> thank you. >> just ahead to california department stores be equipped with defibrilators? tonight the supreme court steps in to a heart attack lawsuit.

a tsunami warning in coastal regions of alaska the quake was an 8.0 before 2:00 our time here is what it looked like. there could be powerful currents but again, so far, warning applies only to coastal areas of

alaska. >> serving seven #,000 students, the company has been under investigation for exaggerating job placement numbers and cutoff funding. today, department of education agreed to free up to $16 million in student aid. >> the state supreme court said large retail stores are not required to have defibrilators inside of their stores the court called it an undue burden to have them and train employees on how to use them on a random chance a customer or employee might suffer a heart

attack. this ends a lawsuit of a family of a man >> just ahead a story making national headlines tonight. a major law enforcement crack down on sex trafficking. >> john kerry with tough words for leaders of iraq tonight. your future could be decided in the next few days >>. the controversial williitz bypass.

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fbi and other law enforcement agencies arrested pimps and rescued children. vic lee was embedded with the fbi and police and joins us with more. vic? >> we were embedded with fbi and police in san rafael you can hear about prostitution

and trafficking in big cities. rarely do you hear about it in affluent suburbs but it's there. the women arrived at motels. police wieted inside of the rooms. once they came in, they were taken into custody. >> why do you do it? >> for money. money. i guess easy money. >> shauna, not her real name, says she can make 100s sxdz more per client. she has been selling her body since she was 17 and says she was pimped by a man who knew her stepsister. >> he wheeled me into it. >> so you're tricked into it? >> yes i was scared. >> she was taken into custody. one was eight months pregnant all interviewed by police and advocates from support groups

if there are no outstanding violations the women, given options other than jail. >> they'll be able to get help to get them off the streets or perhaps change life styles. >> all kaths here made through the internet. sites commonly used like my red book. but operation cross country took to streets in cities like oakland using male decoys they look for young street walkers who may have been trafficked and says the frags was successful >> they rescued six children. youngest was 15 years old. and they arrested 13 >> door is open. >> fbi and police targeted johns. those who responded by decoys. police rented rooms and

seemed embarrassed. one john soiled his pants >> for johns arrested it was indeed walk of shame. some are married one had on a shirt with a name of the company he worked for. they were booked and jailed >> thank you. >> another set back for a troubled caltrans project abc7 news has been investigating for more than a year now. crews damaged or destroyed an archaeological site. there is a a bypass. the federal government ordered work halted. >> caltrans says crews are still allowed to work on a bio duct, but much of the work on the six-mile long project ordered stopped by the u.s. army corps

of engineers. it fills in and impacts 20 more acres. you can see the issue. this is a major wetlands area in the site in may. now this, is what it looked like in may are this year. caltrans is required to restore 50 acres of other areas the core notified caltrans it's in breech of the permit conditions. and says it's failed to respond to major concerns about the environmental requirements and asked for financial assurances they have the money to do the work. and gamed it will cost $54 million. our analysis shows $75 million.

we asked about the money issue, a spokesman says he will provide notification this week. and learned for the second time, caltrans damaged a known native american site. it happened in an area near the freeway project where it's it's supposed to be making improvements. they called it human error. the describe has been demanding monitors to protect indian artifacts. >> caltrans says they'll get back to us but we haven't heard from them yet. they said they'd meet to discuss suspension of the work at that site. >> secretary of state john kerry says the future of iraq may be

deciding in coming week. the group is taking control of much of northern iraq he met for two hours with iraq's prime minister >> this is a moment where the fewer tour depends on the ability of he'ders to come together. >> iraq's constitution requires partment meet by tuesday and ker jez the united states does not have plans to choose leaders it's essential by the three major factions. >> national transportation safety board will issue it's official findings tomorrow into the cause of a crash of asiana plate 214. 180 people were injured while

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a team is working on a device that can produce human sperm. for some member, the dream of becoming a father sim possible because of causes ranging from chemotherapy to genetic factors but what if science can replicate a critical piece? >> maybe we can create sperm from nothing. >> dr. touric is a specialist in san francisco and part of a research group working on equivalent of a artificial testicle. >> we turned stem cells into a mouse testicle. but you can't grow sperm in a mouse testicle and use it. >> he says the shugs was to create an incubator.

the director says the device provides an artificial environment made up of several different kinds of cells that provide support for sperm development. >> the process takes 60 days so it's a long process we have to have a way to maintain the cells >> the team able to keep the stem cells alive 42 days roughly two thirds of the normal sperm development cycle saying early evidence suggests artificial environmental transformation towards sperm cells. >> we can tell where sperm is by the gene expressed and clothes it wears. >> he believes technology could some day be used in tandem with inveto fertilization. and creating human sperm is

still years away, he says progress so far may give birth to the dream of creating funking sperm. >> having a project shows you can take a piece of skin turned into an early germ cell that may become a sperm. it's a huge leap. >> in san francisco, abc7 news >> just ahead a woman who cannot collect a reward earned from a credit card company. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine -- what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar?

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there is a credit card for everybody loves, it's called cash-back rewards. >> yes. spend money and you get some of it back. however, michael finney says it's not that easy to collect. >> no. it isn't. there are $16 billion worth of rewards going unused every year. so why don't we cash in?

pat davis has been a happy customer of citibank since it opened in town. >> so it's puzzling when this problem cropped up. >> maybe i'm not sharp enough. >> it seems she earned rewards on her credit card. but citi bank won't give her the money. this began when pat decided to stop using her card. in part because it doesn't have her photo on it. >> i like a card with picture because that way, no one can steal it and go and say they're me. >> she cut the card in half, then tried to cash in rewards >> found out no. no. have you to keep using it. >> citibank told her she had to build rewards to $50 before she can collect any cash back. however, with rewards at 1%,

she's having to spend 5,000ses today earn $50 back. >> we little people don't spend that much money. she admits she probably didn't notice the minimum and admits $23 is a small amount but says it raises a big question. >> what happens to that money? what about these $23 and $25 and $ten? people have earned? >> citi bank says it is policy. pat says you won't know it by looking. >> it says cash back esh earned. doesn't say maybe earned. that is when i e mailed a note to michael finney to say what happened to this money? >> we posed that question to kiti bank, it told us terms and conditions specify automatic

redemption will occur when a minimum of $50 has been earned and checks cannot be issued for less. pat isn't planning to spend $5,000 just to get $50 but still happy with the bank. mostly. >> i earned it. why won't they give it to me? >> the lesson is read the agreement many banks require you to spend a certain amount. others give cash back as you earn it. so it's worth to read through the tiny print. for more go to abc7 news.com, click on sections tab, then select 7 on your side. l is a quick link on our home page. look for my picture, click on it, you can contact me there. >> there is no way to know

>> they tell you that. but nobody pays attention. >> sure >> let's get another look at the weather. things are looking good here, sunny skies right now. tomorrow, state wide, similar picture. sunny, warm to hot. we'll see mid to upper 90s to fresno. here in the bay area, another sunny day from coast to inland. highs from low 60s to mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 80 temperatures rebounding friday. warming up over the weekend sunday, monday, highs into low to mid-90s and 80s around the bay.

spencer, thank you. >> i'm filling in for dan. and collin rush? >> trying to fill a huge void in that chair, now. too. >> feels good, larry. >> this feels good. >> how to you spend father's day? it's a week ago. earthquakes player will never forget it. this is what pure joy looks like. sports is coming up next.

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to advance for a sixth time, mexico needed only a draw against croatia today the game played out that way for 72 minutes how did the world cup trophy get into the hands of that guy? arrest that man. a blast off the cross bar. scoreless when and space and time, 2-0.

how about three 10-minute span? i was going to get that hair cut but nemar beat me to the punch. >> better on him yes. it does. >> again in the 34th. two goals in the game. fourth in the treatment. netherlands and chilly scoreless. leroy fare, breathing room for stomping time. perfect cross to memphis to 2-0. last game a member of the national team for spanish legend, defending champs knocked out but dia finishes in style

against the back heel. what i would have done. last night i was fortunate to have jason hernandez in studio. he was happy to do it in that, in itself speaks volumes to his character in the last month hernandez is experienced one of life's ultimate highs, and also, one of the lows. >> unfortunately, in the middle of may i lost my father, who battled cancer 14 years. and i was lucky enough to marry my wife on father's day. this past week, a week ago today it's been ups and downs but, you know i'm very fortunate to have a lot of support and great family and friends so it's been a memorable month for good and bad reasons more good than bad.

>> you're still around here? trying to get ready for the classico on june 28th against l.a. galaxy. what are you doing to get ready for that? it's spring. >> i know it's not something you like >>. yes. any time you have to step away from the game for a little bit, it's bittersweet because you love the game. it's what you do. but it's good to get away and unplug, recharge a little bit. so we've been back for a few days already training and kind of getting back into the swing of things. it's been a staple of the season you know for the past couple we'res it's a battle. you know? a lot of fire works. so we're looking forward to it >> saturday night. yesterday an oakland closer had a chance. at the plate. with no position players left to call on, two outs, nobody on.

game time solo home run and result? he'll hold his head high. >> very impressed i didn't strike out. it's kind of one of the goals. i didn't want to, trying my best not to give them the satisfaction of ending the game on punch out you know? i know how exciting that can be >> he's got good hair. >> i don't know. everywhere. >> there. good all over. >> yes. yes >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 tiger selfie. why photos like this are banned in one state >> a touching story proving we should let nothing stop us from living our dream. in prime time tonight we have bachelorett and miss stresses >> tomorrow's world cup schedule

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this is "jeopardy! introducing today's contestants -- a social worker from clifton, new jersey... a product manager from venice, california... and our returning champion -- a fund-raising project manager from lakewood, ohio... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. alison certainly knew how to wrap up the week last week, winning over $18,000. interesting. when johnny was introducing you,

uh, my hearing is not as good as it used to be, and it sounded to me like he said, "she's a fun raiser," not "fund." [ alison laughs ] james and michele, nice to have you with us today, and good luck to all three of you as we put you to work now in the jeopardy! round. one daily double, and here are the categories... next... and finally... each correct response -- four letters only. the word will begin with an "l" and end with an "s." sounds easy, doesn't it? alison, you start. official state stuff for $200, please. michele. what is ice cream? yeah. quoth the celebrity for $200, please.