law, that 35-foot buffer zone the court ruled it was too broad. now, san francisco filed a brief as friend of the court to support the ordinance. now, by the way in front of the planned parenthood clinic on valencia. that is the zone the city imposed against protests here. now, the question is, it's ten feet smaller but does it violate the law? abortion opponents target the clinic in the mission, standing behind an arc painted around the entrance. this after the board of supervisors approved the buffer zone. opponents maintain any buffer

violates their freedom of speech. protestors say it limits them to the sidewalk. >> can san francisco, this 25 foot zone was an arc is illegal. it's dangerous. >> today's supreme court decision has given opponents here a renewed sense of optimism. ross is a familiar face around the bay area. >> we have to wait for this, for the decision of the supreme court. then, we're going to follow up with a challenge against the 25 feet. >> that worries executives the president does not want to see it come down. >> they stand there, they play music. they have giant, gory signs. >> the deputy city attorney says her office will take a look at the law. >> there are options to make sure we can protect womens' access

>> rory little doesn't share the disappointment. he says it's a good decision in san francisco with reasonable zones five justices say other laws are fine. other laws they suggest would be fine. >> the professor points out the chief justice air, republican appointee did not object, nor did women justices. >> police identified a man they've accused of setting a series of small arsons. a 47-year-old was taken into custody yesterday he is charged with setting four fires in south of market area in two weeks, caught after police released surveillance video and photos from the scenes >> thanks to broadcast from our media partners and tips from the community that led to the

identification of this suspect. so i lead to his apprehension, taking him off city streets. >> he is being held on suspicion of six counts of arson. >> tonight people living in san francisco say a bad repair job months ago led to a big water main break today. brie bryant street is shown as water rushed down hill. the puc says work caused a spike in pressure that led to the break, now the city says interest may have been problems for months. >> we heard this pipe had been leaking. a project may have contributed to the pipe to start leaking. san francisco averages 120 breaks every year, almost five

times the national average. the city trying to replace 1200 miles of aging pipes so this is going to take a while. >> lawsuit filed on behalf of giants fan brian stow is now in the hands of a jury. stow is seeking damages from dodgers and former owner frank mccourt for the beating that left him with devastating brain damage. a day the beer, rivalry, then, violence, who is to blame for the injuries? after being beaten in a parking lot? his attorney says the dodgers and former owner. >> they didn't do doodly squat. because man, they wanted to watch the old budget. >> the dodger attorney urged a closer look at the pair now behind bars who threw the punch and kicked stow. would more security stopped the

attack? >> this spike is fuelled by testosterone and anger, and alcohol >> stow is drink, too, said the dpeens. tough words for the family in court today. >> it's just been a really long, you know, five weeks or whatever. so we're just needing to go, be together, be with brian, calm down a little bit. >> the key question, did the dodgers provide reasonable security? >> take reasonable steps and reasonable cautions? and crime is going to occur. >> the defense says their security budget and numbers of personnel hit a record high the stow side says numbers don't matter. if deployment was flawed, a fight broke out, no one reported them. if there is a plan to have two guards in the lot but they're busy elsewhere. >> there is a culture of violence to the place. that is all there is to it. >> about the role of frank mccourt? >> he wasn't patrolling.

he wasn't coming up with a security department budget. there is -- you have no evidence 0. of what an individual did wrong, mr. mccourt in this case. >> it's his ball game. he has to keep that property safe. >> deliberations may be lengthy. there is a request for an index of the exhibits a sign they may want to review many details. reporting in downtown los angeles, abc7 news. >> santa clara county sheriff is hoping a dramatic security video of a robbery in san jose will lead to identifying the suspect, but the video reveals a good samaritan probably saved the clerk's life. and this is wild >> it's wild, and very, very graphic, larry.

a man walked in and started grabbing liquor and cigarettes. and the man could have been that, as the clerk could have been injured but a bystander stepped in. >> there is no sign the robber is armed with a gun. but he started lobbing liquor bottles at the clerk, turning them into missles the violence escalated when the clerk tried to defend himself. before long, both were on the floor with a robber punching a clerk. several customers witnessed this attack. the video doesn't show, but he stepped in to save the clerk's life. >> he actually steps in between the suspect flees. >> there is a hero in this story? >> yes. in this case it made the suspect stop, and rethink. he fled the scene. >> the clerk turned down treatment and is believed to be okay the liquor store owner hasn't

responded to requests to interview the man in the shirt was standing here, just feet from where this attack was happening fcht you're standing that close, in this situation, what would you do? >> i would take chances on helping the clerk. fran thomas is one of many people we asked what would you do? >> it's worth it human life is worth another human life. you can't put a life on a human life i don't care how many bottles, it's what it's about. >> i think in a situation like that, boy probably not be as worried about myself as to what is going on around me boy probably intervene. i speaks up. >> take a look at the video the sheriff is hoping someone knows the identity. he's 58, 160-180 pounds. black, curly hair. in san jose, abc7 news.

>> and if you want to see the video we have it on our web site. >> police say a man has been arrested, the 35-year-old jeffrey bowie for some reason cut in front of a school bus, forcing it to the side of the road then backed his car into a bus which had a 3-year-old passenger on board. the >> in concord, the city is waging a war against those homemade signs that you see all over town city leaders say they've been a flight on the committee. what the city is doing >> now, you see it. now, you don't. after years, the city wants to put out word to citizens a reminder posting here, or here

is illegal. >> signs placed in the right of way, even these what i would call temporary signs, whether nailed or taped, are illegal. >> this notice is hanging from a red stop sign a bold move. >> every monday, we do it. >> that is one day devoted to cruise looking for signs to remove he says time spent doing this takes them away from other tasks. >> that takes us away from other markings in the road. >> he admits he has a soft spot for signs like this. dog owners say the sign should be given special treatment.

>> you want to make sure they try to help out. >> that has been there, looks like, since april. >> not good. not good. >> who should take it down? the city? >> no. the person that put it up. >> right now, the city wants toop rags from residents when it comes to the signs but the law does allow for >> still ahead tonight, world cup soccer, this is truly life, after death. fans cheering on a former nemesis. >> why this little action camera has become so popular >> get ready for the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. as abc7 news at 6:00 continues.

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across the nation, crowds gathered to watch team usa in plazas and pubs one big celebration was in chicago grand park. thousands watched on a big screen. the crowd there singing the national anthem. here is a large crowd in

washington, d.c. the city set up big screen tvs for an outdoor viewing party. and a huge group watched in san francisco. u.s. lost to germany today sh but will advance to the next round thanks to portugal's victory. abc7 news tells us about the hero. perhaps no loss inspired noer jubilation. for u.s. men's national team, performance was good enough. hundreds of fans watching the big screen gasped. final score, germany, one, usa, nil.

>> this is lots and lots of chances. >> they say we weren't going to do it we did it. we're out of the group. >> and analysts predicted usa would fall to the group of death. today, the team defied expectations. with a man that helped them advance has never worn an american uniform. >> yes. he helped send stars and stripes to the second round. in the second half, ghana and portugal were tied. >> germany's hero helped this team advance. >> good feeling. american people are great. it's cool. and they came in the next round. >> everyone left a winner.

we're ready, we're ready, let's go. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> seemed like there wasn't a single television. some bars were filled to capacity. chants erupted as the game came to an end. and didn't stop fans there was soccer royalty in san jose. members of the earthquakes were rooting for quake forward who is on the squad the game left fans in a dancing mood, plenty of fans watched the

game in germany team shirts. usa fans knew they would advance. >> check out world cup wanda. >> a fan of germany. there she is, celebrating as she does. thanks to wanda we know what this looks like. send us your photos or up load them through our news app. and there is extensive world cup coverage on the web site. he's gone from breaking hearts to saving them today that is on abc7 news.com and later on, explaining gold differential which i know you'll love. >> another guy with numbers. >> yes.

yes. numbers rising numbers as a matter of fact. yes. >> i was waiting for another question. >> what is the weather going to be? >> here is the answer follow me, folks. sunny skies across the bay area now and it's quite breezy. we have gusts now to 26 miles per hour. and in fairfield, 26 at napa. so some brisk breezes i should say. looking at western sky, low clouds and mid level clouds. upper 60s, low to mid-70s, 57 in half moon bay. how about blue skies over the bay from this view.

68 novato. a live view from our east bay hills camera showing us mixed sky conditions and low clouds and fog we have a major warm up coming our way now satellite sh shows clouds tonights and early tomorrow morning. and that is going to bring us not only clear skies but a major warm up as mentioned beginning on monday. patches of low temperatures similar to range we saw last night. out to the coast but not away from the coast we'll have a similar range of highs up to about 60s on the

coast. 70s around the bay. some 80s inland. sunny, mild to warm. and 78 from redwood city down to mountain view. 66 degrees downtown san francisco tomorrow. east bay, mid-70s and inland east bay, mild to warm with highs into low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. upper 80s around the bay. and going to be a very warm week.

>> sky 7 hd, a new amelia earhart

officials have recruited a nonprofit safety group to help them determine how to make their

perimeter more secure. a teen-age run away scaled a six-foot fence and crawled into the wheel well of a plane. mineta hired national safe skies alliance. >> police hope to reunite thousands of dollars worth of jewelry to rightful owners. detectives recovered it while serving a search warrant. that search followed arrest of two brothers suspected of breaking into a dealership on memorial day. >> there is some items that were suspicious in nature. we did confiscate them. and those are the items posted on our pinterest page. >> you can find photos of the

recovered jewelry visiting our web site abc7 news.com >> the new amelia earhart took off, amelia rose air heart she began from the same place her name sake did in 1937. this trip is a gruelling 28,000 mile journey with 17 stops in 14 countries. she is a 31-year-old weather and traffic reporter by trade and said she was actually ashamed of her name as a child but grew to admire the female pilot they're not related the trip expected to take three weeks to a month. amelia earhart, the original her plane disappeared in the central pacific ocean. >> still to come at 6:00, just ahead wall street dab you've a camera cup. what is it that made their recorders so popular. >> and we'll follow up on san francisco's homeless problem.

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debut of a video camera company go pro turned out to be the biggest initial public offering in almost a quarter kenry. go pro made $400 million today, investors by the the price up to a 30% gain. today, abc7 news looks at what makes it so >> it's the hill camera that is everywhere. the founder was overjoyed. >> i was in between jobs didn't know what i wanted to do. >> what did he do? went surfing.

came up with an idea you might call it the original selfie now, a staple for daring photographers >> they're always with me. they're pretty much versatile out there. >> equally stunning this is this. >> nobody had taken video from the inside of a shark's mouth. these cameras are perfectly sized to withstand sharks >> you can see the video on tv all the time. you can't get these shots just because the size and thought that went into them. >> how many of these every customer knows this brand. >> you can take them underwater. they're great for doing activities and you can do things

while snow boarding and surfing. >> i think that combination makes people think of go pro in a positive way. face book is reporting work force demographics 69% is male, 90% either white or asian. numbers are in line with other big tech firms. have launched a strategic diversity team. >> ten years ago today, gavin newsom unveiled a plan to end

homelessness officials gave an update on that plan has cut chronic homelessness by half. wi says homelessness among military veterans dropped by 30%. >> today, we're closer to achieving the goal >> today, you toured a mission bay project offering 50 units to formerly homeless families >> the star wars creator hoped to put his museum in the presidio the plan was rejected now, lucas may face a similar battle in chicago. critics contend a location

chosen would violate the lakefront protection ordinance that limits privately owned development. >> the g licensing requirements for undocumented immigrants, will begin issuing licenses to those who qualify on january 1st. the bill signed into law last year. the dmv is asking for input on what documents should be required to prove identity and residency. many would like to see the dmv accept a wide variety of identification. >> it's really difficult to obtain these documents from the council and expense they don't budget for. for pass ports, it costs $100 >> look at the documents, the ideas that came out of the hearings. >> the dmv will give final regulations to the state office of administrative law for

review. >> drama tonight from the san francisco police department a vinegar like smell at richmond station put officers on high alert. the bomb squad showed up to investigate a strange box that was the source of a mysterious odor. return address was for a perfume company turns out a bottle broke, and it had been ordered by an officer. >> vinegar perfume? i don't know about that. >> coming up next, you'll meet young people living with autism how they're learning to communicate by command

>> for children with autism a program in marin county could change that. >> pairing talented kids with very talented dogs. abc7 news has a look. >> dogs learn to clear obstacles they may face in competition.

zach is a spirited 17-year-old who happens to be autistic he knows key to succeeding here is communication. . >> i told her to sit. and i gave her a cool treat >> the program is kids living with autism that are given the goal of different hurdles. >> a lot of times when you have autism, you're treated differently. you don't get to experience things average kids get to do. . >> he says dogs are pretrained and students practice hurdles one at a time. >> found out how they can do it to show they learned it and could do something.

and that is for their family. >> saying building communication skills is a core benefit. >> other piece is that they don't have to worry about language. so language is a area of deficit. >> after practicing the individual challenges, students run their dog through the course. zach's father believes the blend used on the course provide a more natural form of interaction for zach. >> he's communicating with out working hard. it's great. they want to train the dogs about doing training etcher sighses. that is how they'll learn to do. >> there is plenty

around. >> the program is free for families in marin county. >> next, how a bay area woman helped end a cruel custom. incentive that freed these girls from a life of serveitud.

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we want to update a success story toon. a marin county woman helped free thousands of child slaves on the other side of the world >> i told you about her 16 years ago. tonight abc7 news anchor reports that she is not slowing down. these are the happy faces of girls freed from slavery this, video from film maker roy cox documenting the end of a cruel custom in western nepal the sale of young girls as inden toured servants. now, they're starting their own businesses. >> the 89-year-old set the stage

for this victory 30 years ago. olga was a lawyer bshgs to retire, she went on a trek in nepal we ran across many children on the trail. they all wanted to go to school. >> sending them to school became her obsession she founded the nepal youth foundation she started raising money to provide scholarships, homes for abandoned children, nutrition programs. going off to city, working 18 hours per day. >> the rescue effort is led by a man who, years before, had himself received a scholarship from olga. now, he's president of the nepal youth foundation. >> nobody would pay attention to the bus every day. >> they're sold by their parents, poor families, who felt they had no other way to survive. >> the girls would work for a

year, then be sold again for the next year. the foundation came up with a plan, an incentive. if sending their girls to school, instead of work. >> giving each family a baby piglet they can raise it and sell it for as much, or more as they got for their daughter's labor. >> results are phenomenal. 13,000 girls freed from slavery in more than a decade. most girls under school. older ones get vocational training and a fun is helping them start businesses from tailor shops to growing vegetables. >> this is done by a that can be successful, supporting their parents and education. >> the foundation gets contributions from around the world the first donors are all from

the bay area. the tradition continues these girls raised money with bake sales, baby-sitting and a readathon. in nepal, a big public awareness campaign has now eliminated the practice of selling children. this year, olga was in a celebration for freed girls. >> just in front of me were 30 girls we'd rescued just taken a college exam, going to college. and i thought, this is victory! >> go, olga. >> yes. >> those young women now invested 40,000s ndz a loan fund to help other freed girls. >> but the need is huge. nepal youth foundation hoping to match that with $40,000 more. to help there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> starting to think about the weekend. >> started to think about it on

monday. looking at clouds traveling around the bay today. there are some low clouds near the coastline. blue skies outside tomorrow, will be a mainly sunny, warm to hot day state wide. with exception of eureka. low clouds sort of hingering there. low to mid-80s inland here is the accu-weather forecast. here comes big warm up. starting on sunday, sunday through next wednesday, highs from mid to upper 90s, mid to upper 80s around the bay and coast. nice 4, 5 day dose of summer warmth. >> looks great. thank you. >> time for sports. it's all about soccer.

yes. >> it can take a while. >> world cup is over for soccer's serial biter. the punishment and team usa doing what very few thoukt possible. playing germany until the end, advancing out of the group of death. sports is coming up next.

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two games played at the same time. outcomes affecting three of the four teams involved here is how both games played out the venue in john voya trying to clear. that is good news for the u.s. 33 minute. jermaine jones with germans

breaking through. right to the right foot of thomas muller, powered near recovering time. a minute later in brazil, equalizer, heading it they're aware of the goal the teams continue to attack. 93 minute. seconds later a great drop here. heading it down. the header just a little high and that does it the americans advance in the knockout stage. first time, ever. gold differential was the

difference. so, so long group g. bring on knockout stage. >> you a very, very strong team. players so hungry to do well effort is outstanding. i think it's a fantastic achievement. >> next up one of the favorites, belguim against south korea. and down a man? didn't matter. and it's team usa in belguim in the round of six. and biting has drawn a

suspension and he is banned for all soccer activity months. cavaliers for a second year, they pick a canadian. >> cavaliers select andrew wiggins. >> he averages a freshman record 17.1 points per game. san jose's erin gordon to a surprise. san jose mercury news reporting andy barber will step down as

cal athletic director. tiger woods making his return to golf and started on the back nine. 60 approaching here on the four. >> that is great. i had no issues at all. no twinges. it felt fantastic. >> this sports report kind of a rough day for everyone. tiger pulled it around. >> going to be a while. >> yes. you've got to think so. >> yes. >> donations accepted. a berkeley man's dream to build a juggling 70 foot high robot. >> who doesn't need that?

>> and new details in the arrest of a suspected serial arsonist. the claims made by the man's former roommate. and reminder abc7 the only place you can watch the world cup on saturday. watch it on your tablet and smart phone. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> have a good night.

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