police in the north bay are looking for the gunman that shot and wounded a man in marin city. amy is near the scene with the latest information? >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are on the scene working on their case. they are looking for evidence and working on gathering evidence here at the scene. we are at coal drive and drake avenue. the marin county sheriff's office says the victim is a man in his mid 30s. he's not a resident but that he is known to the community. they say he was shot in the head several times but he was shot in one location and then kept going. >> it appears at this point that the shooting took place at one location on coal drive here in marin city and appears that he did in fact after the shooting occurred walk one or two blocks away to the point where he was located by the deputy sheriff. >> reporter: he is in surgery

right now. this happened just after midnight. at this point the marin county sheriff's office has not made any arrests or put out any information about a suspect. reporting live in marin city, amy hollyfield, nbc 7 news. police are investigating a shooting in hayward that sent one person to the hospital. it happened on oliver drive around 9:30 last night. no word on what led up to the shooting. the victim's condition and identity have not been released. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is in hayward and will have a live report coming up in the next half hour. the surviving suspect in a deadly shootout bank robbery is expected to be charged with murder. he's due to appear in court at 1:30 this afternoon. police used a woman as a human shield during a shootout during wednesday's robbery. ramos could face the death

penalty. in the north bay, police are investigating two suspicious deaths before 3:00 yesterday morning police found two people dead inside an upscale >> i'm glad it's an isolated event and that we're safe and that it's sad for all of us. >> two adults were found dead inside the home. a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s. no word on their relationship. a coroner's report on the cause of death is expected tomorrow. a 9-year-old girl is recovering after being shot while playing in a park in oakland. it happened saturday night in west oakland. witnesses say two groups of men fired shots at each other and the girl was caught in the crossfire. police had made no arrests at last word. to the crisis in the middle east, secretary john mccain is

he headed to cairo this morning after the deadliest day of fighting in gaza. more than 100 palestinians were killed sunday as well as 13 israeli soldiers, two of home held dual u.s./israeli citiz citizenship. 508 palestinians have been killed in the two-week campaign. the crisis is igniting emotions here in the bay area. >> reporter: they came within inches of one another. and at one point pro-israel demonstrators surrounded palestinian supporters. the duelling protests took place in front of temple emmanuel in san francisco where a quiet sol territory gathering inside took a back seat to the confrontation outside. >> this basically is to show one thing. we support our country and our people no matter what happens.

>> i support israel. i think they are right. they have a great cause. hamas is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: the counterdemonstrators made it clear that not all jews feel the same way. they are members of jewish voice for peace. >> we condemn what's happening in gaza. it's against our jewish values. it's being done in our name is just heartbreaking to us. >> reporter: across town, community groups and anti-war activists led a large demonstration. they voiced opposition to military action in gaza and u.s. government support to israel. >> we are complicit to our tax dollars by what we purchase and we want to say we're not okay with that. >> i want to tell the u.s. government whatever money they are sent to israel is not in my name. >> reporter: strong opinions and strong emotions half a world away from the conflict.

>> stay with abc 7 news for the crisis in the middle east. we'll go live to washington at the top of the effort to stop the fighting. 4:35 now. a gaza teen who received a prosthetic leg in the bay area lost that leg as a result of fighting in the middle east. this is video of him learning to walk last year. he was hurt when a missile hit his home in gaza during fighting in 2006. his prosthetic was destroyed in an attack last week. the palestine children's relief fund now plans to bring him back to the u.s. to replace that prosthetic leg. now the latest in the

downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. ukraine's president ordered a cease-fire in the area surrounding the wreckage site. a group of international experts is arriving in ukraine including two americans. the u.n. security council is considering a resolution demanding access to the area where the plane went down. rebels have recovered the bodies of more than 270 of the 298 passengers. many of them are now sitting in refrigerator box cars. ukraine's prime minister says the country wants to transfer the bodies to amsterdam but the train has not proved and russia has done nothing to assure safe passage. satellite images show how wide the debris field is spread out. images taken yesterday show the wreckage covering a 1,300 acre area. malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot down last thursday. russia denies any involvement and says ukraine's military campaign against the rebels is to blame.

analysts say the california drought will likely lead to more pollution. the san francisco chronicle reports that because of reservoir levels being low, power companies like pg&e can't produce as much electricity from hyd hydroelectric dams. they'll have to turn to power generated by coal or natural gas burning plants. in addition, farmers are forced to pump more ground water. those pumps use generators fueled by diesel or gasoline which emit more greenhouse gas. now a check on the forecast and let's find out more about the possibility of drizzle out there. >> good morning again. here's a live look at the radar returns. a report about 2:00 this morning of rain coming down. not enough to use the windshield wipers. that's what i ran into also. this is from the monsoon moisture reaching the ground in the form of raindrops. let's zoom in and show you the highways that could be affected. we know 101, 116, 121 and 12

possibly and 29 from sonoma to napa back toward petaluma. this will be slowly rotating to the north up toward santa rosa. for today some sprinkles possible. some drizzle possible for the rest of us. notice it's mild once again. low to mid 60s when you step outside. by the time we get to noon, mid 60s to low to mid 70s around the bay inland. mid 60s, mid 70s, mid 80s, coast, bay, inland at 4:00. mid 60s to low 70s at 7:00. >> as we look at your drive through the north bay we don't have any accidents out here due to this area of moisture that mike has been telling us. you can see that area shaded in green that is indicating where we do have possible sprinkles as he was saying. as you put through petaluma, no accidents to report there. no delays. continuing through mill valley north and southbound along 101 toward waldo tunnels and over

golden gate bridge you are looking fine there a look at san jose, no issues here whatsoever. we do have clear conditions if you are making your drive along 101 away from the slplit up to the san jose airport. once you make your way to merging with 17, clear with top speeds along 85 as well. a quick live look outside at the san mateo bridge. you can see how nice it is. >> 4:39. wildfires continue to rage across the northwest. next, the one thing that could finally give firefighters a break today. donald sterling's legal batt battle against the sale of the l.a. clippers resumes this morning. the judge's ruling that will make his fight harder. the every day healers who helped make this weekend's san francisco aids walk another huge success. but first, this morning's tech bite. >> the battle of the video game

consoles is heating up. xbox sales doubled last night while playstation 4 is the number one selling game console. fitness bands are growing in popularity but how accurate are they? later this morning, "good morning america" look at those gadgets to find out how well they really work. will you soon be able to have your own version of the jetson's made rosie? a researchers at m.i.t. has a robot that can adopt to the needs of each family member and is expected to go on sale by the end of 2015. those are your

welcome back. it's 4:42. two people were injured and more than 100 homes evacuated after a

disea diesel spill in wisconsin. 4,000 gallons of diesel were spilled and hazmat teams have it contained. early reports are the train may have struck some cars on another train. happening now, wildfires in washington state are being blamed for at least one death and 150 homes destroyed. more than a dozen fires are burning right now across the northwest. the largest is the carlton complex fire which has burned more than 237,000 acres. 1,300 firefighters are battling the flames and are looking forward to cooler temperatures and lighter winds today to get the upper hand. 2,000 evacuees are being helped get food and shelter. virtually nothing is left untouched from the wildfires 200 miles east of seattle. you can see homes reduced to ash

and the landscape with nothing but the charred remains of trees and shrubs. the deadly crash of a small airplane is blamed for this wildfire in arizona. it happened yesterday afternoon in the mountains near sedona. four people were killed in the crash. four crews, three engines and two helicopters were called in to help put out the fire. happening today, lawyers for l.a. clippers co-owners donald sterling begin laying out their case in the trial that will determine who will own the team. the trial focuses on whether a deal by sterling's estranged wife to sell the team for $2 billion is authorized under a family trust. meanwhile, a judge has rejected a bid to strike the testimony and reports of two doctors who say sterling is mentally incapable of acting as administrator of the family trust. the nba wants sterling out as an owner after his racist remarks were made public. 4:44 now. for nearly three decades, people from around the bay area have come together for aids walk san

francisco. once again, abc 7 was sponsor of the walk and we brought out the jum jum jumbotron to catch the walkers in action. >> reporter: the start of aids walk san francisco is a star studded event. dan ashley was master of ceremonies and was joined by jackson who kicked off the event with a song. ♪ imagine all the people >> reporter: one of the lead organizers immediately called attention to the group of european aids researchers who were killed days ago. they were among it the 298 passengers aboard malaysia flight 17 when it was downed in ukraine. >> we dedicate our efforts today to them. to their enormous contributions to ending this epidemic. >> reporter: then participants took to the walking route around golden gate park. this year an estimated 20,000 people are participating in aids walk san francisco. they have collectively raised

more than $2 million. this is the 28th annual walk and abc 7 has been a sponsor of the event almost from the start. >> this is our 27th year and it's a legacy we're really proud of and keeps getting bigger and bigger and we're very glad to be part of all this. >> reporter: since then there have been big changes in the battle against aids. early on it was a highly stigmatized disease but through hard work and plenty of public education, now whole families are part of the effort to eradicate hiv and aids. >> my kids need to learn how to support and give back to the community and to a worthy cause. >> reporter: the money raised goes to support project inform, an organization with a mission to support people living with hiv and aids and prevention efforts. there are lots of photos tweeted out from the aids walk. look at this one. dan ashley and cheryl jennings and looking great and happy

there in front of the jumbotron. looking good. the energy seemed amazing, leyla. >> this is my fourth aids walk. second one in san francisco. it's always so touching to see how spirited everybody is. i mean, they don't just walk it. they dance it. they come and say hi. it's nice to be a part of it and cheer them on and see them make it to the finish line. it's really wonderful. >> they always come through here in the bay area. >> always. they are great. >> you can always count on that san francisco golden gate park weather. you saw the gray out there, mike. >> drizzle last year. maybe not as moist this year. it is this morning. good morning, everybody. we've got drizzle this morning and we've got sprinkles that are going to roll into the afternoon hours. if we can take a look at live doppler 7 hd and what you would see is -- there you go. one of the best returns in napa right now. and that is going to slide ever

so slowly. yellow in there is probably where it's reaching the ground up in the hills and mountains. you can see 128, 121, 12, still getting wet now. radar returns pushing toward roanoke park. you may be dry in just a bit. here's the second story this morning. underneath those sprinkles we have the marine layer and winds. look at fairfield at 20 miles per hour. it's coming off ocean water warmer than average for this time of year. that's why our temperatures are warm this morning. 58 in sunnyvale. everywhere else in san francisco it's around 61 to 62 degrees. in fact, we're in the low to mid 60s everywhere. look at bodega bay. palo alto is the warm spot at 66. you can see low clouds coming in from the marine layer. and what we're dealing with right now is some drizzle from that possible. morning sprinkles and even drizzle and then p.m. clearing from north to south.

cloudy, humid and we'll have drizzle again tonight and then a warming trend with above average temperatures especially inland thursday through the weekend. here are temperatures for today. mid 70s to near 80 for most of the south bay. mid 80s. flirting with mid 70s to near 80-degree temperatures on the peninsula with mid to upper 60s along the coast and near 70 in downtown south san francisco. mid 60s north bay coast with mid to upper 70s through your valleys. along the east bay shore, low to mid 70s until you get to castro valley upper 70s. 79 at san ramon. everybody else low to mid 80s inland east bay neighborhoods. check out cloud cover coming back tonight. this is mainly low clouds. high clouds out there but i don't expect sprinkles to be as dominant tomorrow even if in the picture at all but some drizzle is definitely possible. those temperatures once again in upper 50s to middle 60s. for today we're looking at clearing from north to south and then tomorrow we're looking at

temperatures that will be maybe a degree or two warmer thanks to extra clearing. here's your seven-day forecast. by wednesday about two to four degrees warmer. by thursday, away from the coast, we're above average with mid 80s to mid 90s and that will last all of the way through the weekend. have a great day. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting off with an accident in this report where we do have a car that went off the road and on the off-ramp 780 eastbound. it so far looks like it is impacting your commute off the benicia bridge. through the santa cruz mountains, 23 minutes to los gatos. you can see southbound side through pleasant hill to 24

junction, traffic moving smoothly. for some, school is starting in just a few weeks and fundraisers are ramping up to provide school supplies for low-income children. >> in san jose, the annual pack a back drive to fill 2,800 backpacks. home front california in sunnyvale needs 1,000 more to meet its goal. >> university of phoenix is teaming up with boys and girls club of silicon valley to collect school supplies and in danville a group is collecting supplies and backpacks. if you want to help out and donate and get kids off to school on the right foot, go to our website, abc7news.com, and we have a list of places you can make a donation. sinking hearts in the heart of california. a facebook post becomes a woman's worst nightmare but

police like it. the selfie that landed her in jail.

welcome back. parents will soon see healthier snack choices for kids in the produce aisle. "usa today" reports a farm is expanding. it plans to set up healthy snacking stations for kids in the produce sections of major grocery store chains. walmart and safeway agreed to test them. new products like kids sized smoothies and fruit tubes in colorful packaging will roll out nationally next month. telling kids to eat fruits and veggies doesn't work and hopes to make eating right fun for kids. 4:54. time for a check of the forecast. we do have moisture out there. mike? >> we sure do. it's not helping up north. look at high fire danger. if you are heading down to the

south wednesday and thursday all of the way up to parker and uma, arizona, that's where we'll have excessive heat that's eventually coming our way near the weekend. you can see the boundary area 80 north bay where we expect sprinkles and drizzle. could be anywhere this morning. that's the best chance of sprinkles. thunderstorms this afternoon will roll through the sierra but they'll roll away from us. 74 in tahoe. 81 to l.a. safe travels. here's leyla? >> a project in the clearing stages in the east bay southbound on nimitz between 98th avenue and davis streets where on and off ramps are blocked and a couple lanes. they are picking up cones as we speak. taking you back into benicia it occurred at the 5th street onramp and a car flew from one side to the other impacting traffic making it from the south portion to the north portion

along the benicia bridge. on the brakes there. quick live look outside at the golden gate bridge and you can see nice clear conditions there. we did have construction crews in the northbound direction but it looks like they wrapped things up. 4:56 now. a massive sinkhole is threatening to swallow up part of a neighborhood in florida. neighbors in the tampa suburbs say the ground opened up quickly saturday night. the sinkhole crumpled asphalt of the street above it police evacuated four homes. witnesses say the sinkhole doubled in size in just half an hour. it's now more than 100 feet across and 30 feet deep. the sinkhole is stable for the moment. one home is still evacuated but that family should be allowed back in after the hole is filled with cement. most of us use facebook to connect with friends and family. one kentucky woman connected with police in a way she now regrets. the woman on the right posted these selfies showing off her new leopard print dress. the thing is police say she

stole it. the store owner in frankfurt posted a description of the thief on facebook after reviewing security footage. in a small town it didn't take people long to recognize her. >> there was nobody here. we were in the back working and she could take it. not much of an shoexcuse. >> we were able to pinpoint where she was at. >> she had the clothes in her hands when sthey showed up. a man in alabama went low tech to catch the man that broke into his business. he kept a speaker by his bed and he heard a noise and called police and arrived just as suspect was leaving. officers caught him and made the arrest. when it comes to getting married, more and more young people are saying i don't. the urban institute study shows american millennials are on track to having lowest marriage

rates by age 40. experts say several reasons. one, more americans are living together without tying the knot and, two, more people want to be financially set before walking down the aisle. 4:58. gunfire sends a person to the hospital. next at 5:00, we're live with the latest on the violence that shook an east bay neighborhood. also, a sight we wish we could see more of. the storm that gave some neighbors in the sierra a wet weekend soaking. growing anger over the treatment

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