this was a global tragedy, an asian airliner was destroyed in european skies filled with citizens from many countries. so there has to be a -- >> well, today investigators are picking through the wreckage of a malaysia airlines jet shot down by a missile, and president obama promises to find those responsibility for killing those passengers that includes at least one u.s. citizens. >> quinn lucas was born in new

york city and had duel citizenship with the netherlands where he lived. here are the latest developments in the crash situation. international investigators arrived at the site today, however they can't do a full inspection because armed pro-russian rebels are guarding it, and the team spent 75 minutes with the wreckage before they were ordered to leave and they even fired a warning shot. >> a study rain fell over the crash sight of malaysia flight 17, and an abc reporter on the scene said the smell of jet fuel and death were overwhelming. as officials shifted through the wreckage more details emerged about the 298 passengers on board. >> men, women, children, infants, who had nothing to do with the crisis in ukraine.

>> there was at least one american, quinn lucas, a duel american and dutch citizen. and researchers and health workers heading to a major conference in australia, including glenn thomas from the world help organization. >> glenn will be remembered for his laugh and his passion for public health. >> u.s. officials say it was a single missile that hit the jet, and fired from an area of ukraine controlled by russian separatists, but the key questions are who shot down the plane and why? president obama put the blame on russia. >> a group of separatists can't shoot down without sophisticated equipment and training and that is coming from russia.

>> they are trying to keep the scene to where evidence is not compromis compromised. >> the key is to look at the forensic evidence on the skin of the aircraft. >> there was one american on the flight, and the fbi and ntsb will send one investigator each to assist at the crash scene. >> ukraine captured videos this morning of what national securities as a missile launcher, and one of the launchers is missing. it was developed in the soviet era to shoot down drones or other aircraft, and experts say this is complex and using radar to track down targets and takes about six months of training to learn how to operate the buke. and a graduate

karlijn keijzer. >> obviously when it happened, you heard it's surreal and there was so much in front of her, it's hard to believe. >> her boyfriend had gone back to holland, and my understanding is the flight they were on, they were going on vacation to indonesia with friends. >> an australian woman lost relatives in both of the recent malaysia air disasters. her brother and sister-in-law were on the jetliner that disappeared and is still missing presumably over the indian ocean, and today she found out her stepdaughter was killed on malaysia flight 17. coming up at 4:30, the impact of the loss here in the bay area. in other news this

afternoon, the family of a woman taken hostage and killed in stockton this week has spoke for the first time. the 41-year-old woman was used as a human shield. her 12-year-old daughter was waiting in the car at the time and texted her father when the crime happened. here is what her children had to say today. >> i wake up, and i am hoping that it's a dream, and that my mom is going to be there, but she's not. you know, it sucks. >> when we would be in the car to go somewhere i would be on my phone snap chatting and she would try to get in them and she would always chew ice all the time. >> all the time. >> two suspects were also killed, a third suspect is under arrest. police are looking for a fourth suspect that dropped the robbers off at the bank in a black four-door sedan. the family is requesting to see

video footage and audio recordings to find out who fired the fatal shot. and then the woman wanted for robbing a little girl selling candy, officers arrested christian yesterday. police say she twisted the girl's arm and grabbed her bag of money and ran on to a nearby bus, and the girl was not hurt. crimes took place in china town and japan town, and woods targeted elderly asian victims back in april, and woods remains in custody and police want anybody who might have information about this case to contact them. police identified a man fatally shot by a deputy yesterday in san leandro. milton was killed after authorities say he violently beat his girlfriend that took

place at east 14th street and 168th avenue. and sky hd was over the scene, and they say he smashed her head on the side of the car and dragged her up and down the sidewalk, and the girl was taken to the hospital with head trauma. here is a live look at traffic moving through the golden gate bridge toll plaza, where drivers endured delays a short time ago, and can you see why right here. bridge officers stopped traffic in both directions after a truck blocked both sides. the highway patrol blame drunk driving for a crash that killed a woman in sunny veil. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. all the people in the car appeared to be related to each other.

the driver will likely face vehicular manslaughter and dui charges. investigators believe nobody inside the car was wearing a seat belt. sweeping new restrictions taking affect on medical marijuana dispensaries, and had to file paperwork to register with the city, and can bus clubs will not be able to do business in residential areas or near schools, and sellers have to have on sight security, and shop owners say the regulations are too tough and could force many of them to close. there are 78 cooperatives in san jose, and that's more than any other bay area city. after 60 years ofbest in francisco, it could be calling it quits. back when they opened it it was one of the few restaurants on irving.

they are in their 70s and they decided it was time to retire. neither of their kids works in the restaurant, and the family says it will miss the regular customers. >> i say close to 70% of our customers are repeat customers, they have been coming since the beginning. >> the owners say they will keep serving food until all the customers are gone. spencer christian knows a good plate of pasta when he sees one. >> i will happily take their wine directitkrebg collection i want to get rid of it. >> we had cloud cover earlier today and now skies are bluer, and we still have clouds near the coastline, and don't know how early you woke this morning, but during the overnight hours we had drizzle around the area, and san francisco, some locations got a little weather as well. over in the sierra we have more

thunderstorms this afternoon, not as many nor are they as intense as yesterday and the day before, but we do have a flash flood watch in effect for this region of the sierra until tomorrow night. looking live over the bay right now, 67 degrees in san francisco, and 70 in oakland, and mid-70s in san carlos, and 64 degrees at half moon bay. and clouds near the coast, and 82 in fairfield, and 76 in concord. and here are our forecast as we look at partly cloudy skies over the golden gate and we will see clouds around the bay tonight and a few lingering clouds in the morning and high clouds with hazy sunshine and warm conditions today. we will have more later. a judge today sentenced aldon smith on weapons and dui charges. and david louie was in court

today. >> reporter: this is going to be an interesting and controversial case because people are wondering whether a star linebacker for the 49ers got special treatment or if he was treated like everybody else? he showed up knowing he could be facing over four years in prison, but in court his attorney argued before the judge that smith cooperated with police from the very first time they came in contact and that he continued to cooperate throughout the investigation into a party back in 2012 at a sapblg house where two people were shot and smith was stabbed at the party, and smith stood up and apologized to the court and said he would abide with whatever the sentence the judge issued. taking all of that into consideration, the judge sentenced smith to three years of probation, and 11 days in jail or 11 days of participation in a weekly work program. smith and his home and vehicles will be subject to search by any peace officer for four years and

he must face several thousand dollars of court fees and assessmen assessments. >> i think aldon smith got treated fairly, like anybody else in the county with this conduct period. our office treated this offense that is the assault weapon offense aggressively because of the danger to the public, and it is what it is, and so at the end of the day i think it's a reasonable sentence, and nobody got a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: smith faced felony charges for possession of assault weapons at his san jose home and he told police he bought them in arizona where they are legal and brought them to california where they are banned. smith will be able to do 11 days of a work program on monday so it doesn't interfere with playing for the 49ers on sundays, and he must do 200 days of community service in connection with the drunk

driving charges. smith broke the courtroom by a back entrance so we did not have a chance to get his reaction to the sentencing afterwards, but his sentencing was moved up by a week in order to accommodate a family issue involving the prosecutor. we are live in san jose, david louie, abc news. >> he could face an nfl suspension possibly. and then a home away from home. plus -- >> the drill today that local firefighters and police took part in to help save lives more quickly. new at 4:30, how healthy is greek yogurt for you. partnering up with consumer reports and we will see if the labels really tell the whole story. and a sky way in san francisco, slow going in both directions and a little worth on the left hand side of the traffic. traffic is going down towards

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sheriff estimates this fire has destroyed between 80 and 100 homes. the group of fires has burned about 260 squire miles. 2000 firefighters are battling the flames and washington governor says washington troops may join them on the frontlines, and it has forced evacuations in the area including a entire town and hospital. so far no reports of any

injuries. take a look at this woman. employees say she pwuburglarize their company. it's a camera here that they set up inside the company's mission street office, and hard to get a good view of her in the distance. the woman appears to take office equipment and gets scared off by the security alarm, and she may have broke into at least two other startup companies in the past couple months. and what can firefighters do to saver people more quickly when an intruder takes over and starts shooting. >> that was the scenario today for training with police and firefighters. vic lee has that story. >> reporter: this was held by the san mateo sheriff's department. it was not only to hone their skills in the event of a takeover by a shooter, but this training was the first in memory that brought police, fire and medical services in the county

to drill together, a new protocol for active shooters. >> the movie is called "the predator." those in the theater are role players, and suddenly an intruder begins to fire into the crowd. people are wounded, and some are dead. >> one shooter running through -- yes, possibly one officer down. >> reporter: the first cops to respond are called the contact team, the ones chosen to neutralize the shooters, and the second group is those that will guide firefighters and emt's to the scene as the team begins to secure areas of the theater. in another part of the building, the contact team has killed three intruders, and this second group fans out through the theater to see if other shooters are still here. after they determine there are no others, fire and paramedics

are allowed in to treat the wounded, and time is of the essence and that's what this train something all about. in the past firefighters and medical teams were told to stage or wait until police said the area was safe, and now there is a new immediatance to saving lives. >> entering the building working with law enforcement to secure the scene inside the building while they are dealing with the active shooter. >> reporter: heather gonzalez is a san mateo dispatcher. >> we are not waiting to go in and we are going straight inside. >> reporter: for police, the training gives them another perspective. >> when you bring in fire and ems, it's a whole other dynamic we are not used to seeing. >> reporter: now, these new protocols have been evolving since the columbine massacre. the lesson learned from there is you can't wait to bring in medical teams while people are bleeding to death. vic lee, abc 7 news.

>> thank you. a team of volunteers conducted a blitz makeover today for a place many families call their home away from home. ikea employees assembled new beds inside the hospital in oakland. they won a contest. families stay at the house while kids receive life-saving care at the children's hospital. >> we have had tens of thousands of people that have stayed there and you can imagine the wear and tear on something as simple as a bed. >> the people that come here, it's a stressful situation that we can provide a little oasis for them where they can recharge and take care of their kids. >> today's work included installing $10,000 worth of purchase from ikea in emeriville. the weekend, spencer christian. >> we all look forward to that, don't we? it's the first five after the weekend that are the toughest.

here is a live doppler 7 hd, sunny skies in the bay area, and a few clouds at the coast. more cloudiness in the bay area more than we do now. blue skies buff that this peas are our forecast features, low clouds near the coast and bay overnight, and warmer conditions tomorrow with high clouds and humidity rises on sunday getting back to the little bit of muggy pattern that we experienced later in the week. and you can see the moisture is back on, and some of the moisture is flowing up in our direction, and it will present itself in the form of more clouds pushing through the area, high clouds tomorrow. it won't feel muggy tomorrow, but sunday will start to feel muggier as the clouds get thicker and the moisture works its way into the bay area. speaking of sunday, aides walk san francisco takes place in golden gate park, muggy feeling through the early morning midday

hours, but by afternoon, sunny breaks and a little drier, and a much more pleasant weather pattern in the afternoon. overnight, look for mild conditions overnight under mostly cloudy skies and tomorrow south bay highs, we will see mainly upper 70s on the peninsula, and mid-60s on the coast, and up in the north bay, upper 70s to low 80s, and we'll see low to mid-70s on the east bay and the inland east bay tomorrow we will have highs under hazy skies in the mid to upper 80s. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. for one day we will experience the increase in humidity and mugginess, and then partly cloudy to mainly sunny skies all of next week, and it will start out as a mild to warm week and getting warmer by the end of the week, by thursday and friday we will see inland highs in the low 90s, not an extreme warmup but a few degrees above average for this time of year.

great weather for the aids walk this weekend. up next, the bay area boy invited to the white house for his healthy recipe. and then new, after 4:30 -- >> excuse me. >> and? >> move over siri, a robot is coming, and why

this is part of the celebration that took place today underneath the san francisco city hall rotunda. it was dedicated to nelson men delia. it would have been his 96th birthday today. mandela died last december. a 10-year-old boy had lunch

at the white house today. >> yeah, he was one of 54 kids from across the nation invited to the first lady's third annual kids steak dinner. each student submitted a recipe as part of michelle obama's let's move campaign. he had an ethiopian dish. the winners got to taste those recipes. >> the truth is if 8, 9 and 10-year-old kids can cook and happily heat a healthy tasting meal, there is no reason why we can't get nutritious food into the schools that kids will actual enjoy. >> and president obama told the kids the first family

every once in a while. and continuing coverage of the malaysia plane shot down in ukraine. how the loss is affecting this week's aids walk in san francisco. plus -- >> the major ground offensive taking place right now in the middle east, and the new warning today from israel. later, starting over, the special graduation today in the east bay to help refugees begin a new life.

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like this week, locally grown g&s farms sweet corn is just 8 for $2.00. safeway, ingredients for life. right now emergency crews are working to identify the 298 people killed when malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down yesterday. >> so far 181 bodies have been recovered and only one of the victims is a confirmed u.s. citizen. quinn shaupbzman was born in new york and has duel citizenship in the netherlands. and armed pro-russian rebels allowed them to check out the wreckage only for 75 minutes before ordering them to leave and firing a warning shot.

ukrainian released video today of a missile launcher leaving that area and headed towards the russian border. evidence shows it was shot down by a missile. about 100 aids researchers were on their way to the international aids conference. >> the crash happens days before san francisco's annual aids walk, and our reporter joins us live at golden gate park where crews are setting up and she has more on how the huge loss will affect the event. >> reporter: the san francisco aids walk happens this sunday. organizers met this sunday and said they are dedicating this event to the researchers on the doomed flight. the aids walk gives people an opportunity to remember those lost to the disease. this year participants will also remember a group who had been working so hard to fight it. about 100 aides and hiv

researchers were aboard the doomed malaysia's flight, including the president of the international aids society. >> i think the entire community is stunned by it, and very sad about it. >> dana, one of the organizers of the aids walk says they are planning a tribute at the beginning and end of the event. >> our mc will certainly be acknowledging what happened and dedicating the program of the event to the people who are lost. >> 30 uc san francisco staff members were headed to the same conference in australia, many who new lang personally. >> he was friend and colleague to many of us. >> the professor of medicine missed his flight after hearing the news and he said lang was a central figure in defining the history of aids and hiv aoeufp srfpiv infections. >> we are seeing a turndown in

the ae tpebgtion in those countries, and it's because of the work that was supported in part by him. >> the legacy left behind by lang and the other researchers will continue to save lives. former president bill clinton is one of the keynote speakers at the conference in australia, and he said he is sickened by what happened to so many gifted people. >> this gathering, we do this on a regular basis, have the international aids conferences, and i try to go to all of them because i am always so inspired by what other people are doing, and what we can learn from them, and since i left office it has been a -- kind of a regular part of my life thinking about those people being knocked out of the skies, it's pretty tough. >> a special tribute was held today in honor of some of the

world's leading experts who died in the shot down malaysia plane. now to the crisis in the middle east. rockets flew over the skies of gaza as the israeli offensive hits hard and how the world is reacting. >> reporter: thousands of israeli troops in gaza looking for and destroying secret hamas tunnels, a key officials say to stopping palestinian militants from launching future attacks on israel. on this first full day of israel's ground offensive, air strikes also continue. at least 17 hamas militants reportedly killed and prime minister netanyahu says as hamas fires more rockets, israeli's operation could expand deeper into gaza soon. palestinians rushing from their homes trying to find safety. we were sitting in our house,

this woman cries. they started shelling us. we went to a relative's house and they started shelling there. president obama saying while the u.s. strongly supports israel's right protecting themselves, he adds the u.s. and its allies are concerned about the loss of innocent lives. of the more than 250 people killed in the past ten days, at least 60 were children. >> this is not an attack on hamas, it's an attack on the palestinian population, and israel must be stopped immediately. >> two israelis have been killed. at this point any hope of a cease-fire is indefinitely on hold. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. stay with abc news for continuing coverage of the two

international incidents. tonight on world news, a report of the major offensive going on there and the rebels accused of shooting down the malaysia airlines jetliner. and then hoping to provide veterans with health care and jobs, and the va will set up a mobile hospital at the danza college. it will be open to veterans, and they can get the first wellness check done and there will be a career fair with 75 employers. >> anybody can come in with no wait and no appointment necessary and they can come in and enroll in the va in one day. that's any veteran from any generation. >> and it will take place this saturday from 10:00 in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon. it will be in the front parking lot in cupertino. and then the new social robot that may help your family

stay more connected. plus, there is no slowing down this 105-year-old. the big honor she will have this weekend. i am spencer christian, and looking at the skies over downtown san jose, sunny and blue now but clouds are on the way. we will have the forecast coming up in just a moment. at 4:37 on a friday afternoon, checking traffic in walnut creek, interstate 680, as always bunched upcoming north, but smooth sailing southbound.

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just sent a reminder she is picking you up in half an hour to go grocery shopping. >> thanks, jibo. it's the first family robot. as you might have guessed, jibo provided the video. it can take pictures and turning on light switches and reading stories to your kids. >> what? >> i am not sure i want jibo reading to my children. jibo is working with outside developers, and the price, he can be yours for $499. >> all fun and games until he locks you inside and says you

are not going anywhere. no, just kidding. one of california's oldest residents gets to do that may make her the envy of all fans. >> she will throw out the first pitch at a major league game. >> yeah, practice might make perfect for agnes. she got invited to toss out the first pitch at this sunday's san diego padres game. >> she will throw with her right arm, underhanded most likely. >> i tried to learn the names of some of the ball players in case somebody asked me that. i have no advice. i have no idea how i got to be this old. i tell people i enjoy life, and i am a happy person. >> she looks great for 105. >> i love agnes. >> terrific, right? >> yeah. >> she admits she never has

bench of a baseball fan but her husband loved the game and she said indulging your passions is a key to a long life. i hope she gets up and just brings it. >> yeah. that will be a lot of fun. let's get to spencer, and he is checking out the weather. >> i love what agnes said -- what is going on here? i will tell you what agnes said. i have no idea how i got to be this hold. that's awesome. i have no idea how it got to be this bright and beautiful today. it's partly cloudy, and things are looking nice. man, i can't get a break today. here is the live doppler 7 hd, clouds towards the coast, and sunny skies inland areas and that's a nice pattern to have, and warmer than average ocean coastal water temperatures. look at this. 62 degrees in the coastal waters off of san francisco, and 6

degrees above the average for this date this time of the year. so warmer coastal waters and warmer air at night. here we go with a look at the national picture tomorrow. showery along the atlantic coast, especially in the southeast where there will be thunderstorms. most of the remainder of the nation will be dry, and mainly sunny and warm to hot conditions with a chance of more thunderstorms breaking out in the central sierra and here in the bay area we will see mainly sunny skies and high clouds, but it will be nice and warm and nice at the coast, and mid to upper 80s. lovely weather on sunday for aids walk san francisco. might feel muggy in the early morning hours but it will get sunnier and drier in the afternoon. >> you have joined the harley club? >> i may have to. this is crazy. >> thank you, spencer. still ahead at 4:00, a better way to recycle water. a new technology that will help

minimize california's future drought impact. plus, the new alternative to protecting yourself from mosquitos this summer. 7 on yourself, michael finney, greek yogurts are very popular, but do you know what is in them. we find out if the label

a new waste water treatment plan the in santa clara county could provide much needed relief to a county that has been parched by drought. the new facility cost $72 million to build and today we got an insight look at the plant. it's the first of its kind in northern california and produces 8 million gallons of treated water a day, and it's used for hra landscaping, and the water is clean enough to be drinkable. >> it's treated and sent back into the environment and into rivers and lakes and it's used again downstream in another city. the water from this facility is cleaner than the water in the rivers and lakes in the

community. >> recycled water makes up about 5% of the santa clara water supply, and district officials say plants like this one could help double that figure. the food sand drug administration is warning people to stay clear of clear powdered caffein after a teenager tied after using it. a teaspoon of the powder is equivalent of 25 cups of coffee and could be lethal. it's unregulated unlike the caffein added into your soda. even a small amount could cause an overdose. scientists at uc davis are working on a mosquito >> the reason why people use

deet is because it works. >> the team believes the synthetic compound is just as effective as deet. one arm was covered with deet and the other with bough care done, and the one with deet had no bites and the other had two bites. and michael finney has been sampling the yogurt in his office all day. >> somebody has to do it. yogurt continues to grow in popularity. sales top $7 billion a year. consumer reports just tested more than 2 dozen greek yogurts looking like the best. more people are eating yogurt,

especially greek yogurt. >> greek yogurt has more protein and that's part of the appeal. >> we checked out 27 popular flavors for taste and nutrition. >> had a slight generic vanilla. >> the knnutritionalist saw something. >> the plain greek yogurts we saw had 5 to 10 grams of sugar. >> and the whole foods yogurt averaged 11 grams of sugar, more than five times the label's claim. in consumer report's taste test the whole food yogurt received a good rating, but others scored much better.

it's thick and creamy with a well-balanced flavor. and then one almost taste like a dessert with real cream and vanilla flavors and it has 8 grams of fat and 27 grams of sugar per cup. consumer report findings are not consistent with the test result it has received with reputable third-party labs. they will take corrective action if any is warranted. >> the one that could be like a dessert, i am all over that one. >> yeah, i am not a good person, i did not include you. >> you are right, you are not a good person. >> maybe some yogurt on finney's friday free stuff. >> no food today. >> i am not too disappointed. baking for success. more food. >> a special graduate today

hoping new skills will lead to a better future. coming up new at 5:00 -- >> i am getting, like, stuff for school. >> looking for socks. >> shopping with a cop. why local children are getting help filling up their backpacks. >> and also the feds throwing money at california's fed problem, how

here is the primetime lineup. at 8:00, "shark tank," followed by "what would you do?" followed by "20/20." five of the graduates are diplomatic refugees that have come to the u.s. for a new start. and they say how they are choosing to start over.

>> they are like all immigrants here. >> what is being made is sweeter than cupcakes and more satisfying than a slice of pizza, and together these nonprofit organizations are making opportunity. >> now, i am looking for a job. i am excited. i am just looking for a job. >> reporter: in his native afghanistan, he worked as a program manager for the u.s. state department and forced to flee his country for diplomatic reasons he got a visa to come here, to oakland. he is one of the graduates, a new skill and new start for a man looking for a new beginning. >> nothing happens overnight, so you have to be patient and be, you know, you have to accept the challenges and work hard. >> the project is tucked deep into the industrial section of emeriville. e it gives on the job training

and placement assistance. >> taiwan, vietnam, afghanistan -- >> that's just from the class graduating today. different culture and different background and different levels of education, all with one thing in common, the desire to work. >> that's our goal here, get everybody a job. >> the director insists the graduates and the program are about so much more than baking bread. >> and the food industry is not just working with food. you have people that do marketing and sales and people that have to go and find the clients they need to work with to get their job to grow. >> and a group clearly not afraid of the challenges that come with starting over. >> very nice. thank you so much for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and larry. >> nearly 300 innocent lives were taken. >> president obama calls the deaths in the malaysia

tragedy. what family members are now asking from the stockton police department. >> plus, why today was a good day for 49er, aldon smith. and then we are expecting a partly muggy weekend. i will show you which part in my accuweather forecast. >> we know at least one american citizen, quinn lucas, was killed. >> quinn was a u.s. dutch citizen killed in the malaysia airline crash. he was meeting to malaysia to meet up with family for vacation. >> we are learning about other

victims of the crash and also what might have happened. it's 3:00 a.m. in ukraine right now, and so far not a good start for european observers at the crash site. monitors are not being given full freedom of movement and they are limited over an hour to look at a wide area of destruction. >> we were given a small area to actually monitor, guarded by a bunch of guys in uniform with heavy firepower. >> that area is controlled by pro-russian militants, the same ones believed to have shot down the plane. the president is blaming much of this on russia. >> they can't shoot it down without sophisticated training or equipment and that is coming from russia. >> the president is demanding

russia stop supporting separatists in eastern ukraine. a memorial of flowers is growing at the dutch embassy in kiev. >> we have 298 people killed, and that's 298 stories and all the friends and family they left behind. today we have stories about how those affected on the flight affect the lives of those here in the bay area. in the smoldering and smoking wreckage, more clues. today searchers found remanence of lives, and this passport. he sent last year in amsterdam studying business, and he is one victim among almost 300. >> men, women,