double the speed. [ heart beats ] live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> protesters greet president obama during the visit to the bay area for a quick fundraising trip. he is attending two events, one in san francisco and one in the south bay. moments ago marine one took off from crissy field headed south to the second event. this is video of it captured by emeryville camera. >> the five helicopters flying over abc studios. we have team coverage.

amy hollyfield is in san francisco. katie marzullo is in los altos. >> that is where the president is headed to the second event. katie marzullo? the situation here is changed in the last few minutes. you can see two protesters, a much larger crowd moments ago but the group got word that president obama's motorcade would not be coming past this location at the park-'n-ride at 280 so they decided to head to the actual location of the fundraiser. the larger group that is here, and there are two groups protesting here originally, they wanted the president's attention on net neutrality opposed to the large entertainment provider getting faster internet service and slowing it down for individuals. it was created by the people and it should be for the people. >> i don't think obama is keeping his promise when he said that he was for free and open

internet by appointing tom wheeler as the commissioner he is turning his back on the people. we want to say thousand is what we want. >> the smaller group on the other side of the street protesting the bloodshed in the middle east as israel and hamas continue firing rockets at each other in gaza and today the u.n. announced one child has been killed in gaza every hour for the past two days the protesters here say "enough is enough," and president obama should do manage. >> we want obama to step up and take sides. or be neutral. help resolve this conflict. why is the united states so quiet? we seem to be the super bowl -- superpower but we are doing nothing. nothing. >> you get a picture of how many protesters here are trying to get the president's attention. this morning, rebound is

expected at the fundraiser in an hour, three miles from this location at the home of george and judy marcus, real estate moguls. nancy pelosi is expected to be here. that is where the protesters are headed to get as close to the home as possible which probably will not be that close the i was there myself earlier and was turn away 600' from the house by the secret service. they would like president obama to see their signs and hear their words. >> presbyterian is in the air after leaving san francisco after spending the night and morning here after a fundraiser. amy hollyfield is at the four seasons hotel. the president was troying to keep a low -- trying to keep a low profile. >> people gathered at four seasons hoping to get a look at the president. they left disappointed. press was not allows. he has left the city. it was a quick visit.

he was visible for a couple of seconds at the intercontinental hotel this morning. that is where he stayed the night. this is all we saw of him. his motorcade, and tower street was shut down overnight and all morning creating a mess for commuters in the south market area. traffic was gnarled on market street when he moved to the four seasons. i asked the white house why he could not do it in one hotel but have not received aens for. we asked hotel guests what it was like to stay in the same place as the president. >> a president heard a protester at 6:15 this morning. >> other than the protester, and the managemental detector last night, it was nothing. nothing. pretty quiet. >> exciting? >> of course. exciting of the don't know he was in town. i am here for work. exciting. >> president obama arrived at 9:30 last night from seattle. it was a low-key arrival with no

dignitaries on hand part of a three day fundraising event the he has taken criticism for not being at house focused on the middle east or the crash in the ukraine. the spokesman said the president will pay necessary attention to both issues in the next few days around 1:30 today the president is scheduled to leave the bay area and head to los angeles for more fundraising. happening now in the east bay, hillary clinton is at children's hospital oakland research institute, the foam secretary of state is attending the launch of a new program designed to improve childhood development. best meeting, hillary clinton met with local leaders from oakland and the bay area. we are covering event. the through program is called "talking is teaching," with a goal to get parents to talk, read or sing to their kids. exercising a baby office brain during the first year of their

life has a dramatic impact on development. the program will be sponsored locally by the bay area council and local hospitals. in san jose a gas leak near the alum rock rail station prompted temporary evacuation and shelter in place and affected height rail service. the fire department responded to a report of a broken gas main at 9:25 on south capital avenue. a crew broke 2" gas line and the san jose police department sent a tweet saying the pipe was capped. >> in asia, 47 are dead after a plane crashed outside an airport on a small taiwan island. 11 others were injured when the transasia plane went down trying to make a second landing attempt at magong airport. there were 58 passengers and crew on board. taiwan was being battered by the

remnants of a typhoon but the aviation authority says visibility was good enough to allow planes to land. in the netherlands the bodies of victims of malaysian airline have come home. the investigation into the crash is still being hampered by rebel s. matt is in the newsroom with more. >> the netherlands bore the heaviest toll, 193 of the 298 killed were dutch citizens. >> in holland today, a day of mourning. two plane carrying 40 coffins with the remains of the 298 victims of the doomed airline flight 17 arrived in the southern city of eindhoven a week after the plane was shot down in ukraine. the grim task of identifying the bodies is now underway. the united states says they have nod of direction russian o but blamed russian support for the

separatists' actions. >> russia needs to stop sending weapons and fighters across the border. >> the black box recorder arrived in england for analysis and the investigation in ukraine remains stalled. the most crucial evidence is largely ungarred at the crash site under the control of the rebels accused of shooting the plane down. today, new concerns of tampering and international monitoring are sounding the alarm saying parts of the debris were cut open and moved and britain has evidence the rebels considered moving the bodies to confuse investigators. >> it is a challenge to international community and the norms of civil aviation. >> there has been renewed fighting in the area and ukraine military planes were shot down not far from the flight. a pilot was kill and another is being sought by rebels.

>> the crisis now in the middle east secretary of state john kerry is on a diplomatic mission trying to stop the violence between israel and hamas. secretary john kerry says there has been some progress toward a cease-fire but there is work. he has a day of meetings with leaders on both sides. diplomats were told that there is a strong pent israel and hamas have violated international humanitarian law and might have committed war crimes in the gaza strip. the f.a.a. has citizen add ban on united states flights into tel aviv airport for another 24 hours made a couple of hours ago. it was issued yesterday after a rocket landed near the airport. former new york city mayor bloomberg floor to tel aviv to show it is safe to fly. >> a woman could have been

drinking before plowing her book into an east bay liquor store at the house of liquors near farmsworth and the driver was taken to the hospital to be checked before being taken to jail. police say she went into the liquor store at 9:40 to buy something and she tried to leave the parking lot she crashed into the front of the store. fire crews stabilized that building before clearing the scene. >> still ahead, a major nationwide fruit recall is expanding with an updated warning. >> viral video of an accused shoplifter call on camera. >> san francisco's changing skyline that could reshape the way the city looks. a look outside right now you can see it looks like this is the airport. meteorologist mike nicco is up next with the forecast.

>> president obama has signed an emergency legislation for areas of washington state because of wildfires that have burned 400 square miles, more than four times the size of seattle, making it the largest in that state's history. right now fires are just 16 percent contained. the president's actions authorizes the federal emergency management army for provide equipment and resources necessary to fight the fours and

help those affected. >> in oklahoma police have identified the shoplifting suspect after a good samaritan captured him leaving a wal-mart store without paying. >> guy right here is taking it. look at him. just stole all this stuff. i got his vin number. >> anthony smith posted this cell phone video on facebook on sunday and it has been shared thousands of times and video shows the man filling a shopping cart with groceryies and filling the van. we are getting a first look at your changes prepared for the van skyline. look at the renderings from the architectural firm picked to re-develop a block of the city's south market area at first and mission. there is a preparal for two towers, one would be the second tallest building and would be

910' high and accompanying tower is shorter at 605'. the first responsible is the same firm that designed apple's new space ship campus built in cupertino. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning from the broadcast center. you can see the clouds are starting to open and there sunshine and it is warmer here in san francisco than it was yesterday but nothing like the heat that is coming your way in the seven-day outlook. an expanding recall over tainted fruit from a california company with a major grocery chain warning customers about listeria contamination. >> deepening investigation over the mysterious white flags on the brooklyn bridge: who did it and what is the message they trying to

covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. new video to newsroom shows president obama getting set to take off from crissy field in san francisco just before the top of the newscast and he pulled up in a motorcade and took his time before boarding marine one and is enjoying a morning cup coffee and taking in the sights. he is headed to a fundraiser at the home of a real estate motion gulf. >> there is a volume fruit recall over listeria concerns. the initial recall from the company included peaches and plums and sold at trader joe's,

costco, wal-mart and sam's club and applied to some bake clubs. listeria affects old are adults and children. in new york city the mystery continues over who scaled the brooklyn bridge and replace god american flags with white flags. police are looking for five people seen on felt before the bleached american flags appeared on top of bridge early yesterday morning. they say whoever pulled the breach was able to scale a 276' and no one saw that! police have ruled out terrorism and call this a case of trespassing, mischief and reckless endangerment. got to love this shot: the clouds are with us. however, it is warm. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. what is going on, mike? beautiful everywhere in the bay. you can see for miles and miles.

the air is clean. good morning, again. we will look at live doppler 7 hd. i want to talk about the winds coming ashore. can you see the 18 miles per hour wind from fairfield keeping inland cooler-than-average and it will be aggressive as we head through the afternoon so watch out north of bay bridge through the san pablo bay and sass soon bay to the delta communities at 15- to 25-knots until later today can starting at 6:00 it will be breezy along the coast something we have not had in a bill with a wind at 15- to 30-knots. you can see the area of low pressure keeping the ins coming ashore and why we will not get rid of the cloud cover. however, expect it to look more like this as the day unfolds and we have a few clouds across the sky in hose. at the golden gate bridge we will see more sun and the clouds are above the deck. no need to worry about reduced visibility. the wind is coming from the west

at ten miles per hour, and 70 in san francisco, a lot of low-to-mid 70's around and los gatos is the warm spot at 78 and we have half moon bay and san rafael in the upper 60's. some of the cooler spots. from the exploritorium look how calm the bay water is but they will be more aggressive as we head to the afternoon hours. mild today, clear tonight and patchy fog possible with dry heat arriving tomorrow. some of the heat will leak over to the coast. we will look at today's temperatures, mid-to-upper 70's in south bay to cupertino at 80 and los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy in the mid-80's and santa cruz to the board walk is sunshine and 76 and mid-to-upper 70's along the peninsula with mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and we should hit the low 70's around downtown and sausalito with mid-70's to 80 through the not bay valley and along the east bay shore we will have low-to-mid 70's and still free air conditioning inland, low-to-mid 80's but tomorrow may not be so free to keep yourself cool with 90's on the way.

if you like music, you like to sit in the park and maybe acoustic blues we have at redwood city, music in the park, dropping down to 68 so take a blanket for the end. we have astros and the a's. i can promise if you get there at 5:00 you can buy a mug and get some root beer, root beer floats and raise money for juvenile diabetes. it will be 71. it will drop down to 60. tonight the temperatures are a slight bit cooler, upper 50's to low 60's and the area of warm weather is going to be 114 in palm springs. that is backing up our way. look at the 70's at the coast, the mid-to-upper 80's around the bay and the mid-to-upper 90's inland through saturday and a cooling but, still, warmer-than-average, sunday, monday and tuesday. enjoy the wonderful weather. make sure you wear sunscreen. it is bright. >> we have the warmup, right?

>> yes, big time warming coming our way. mike, thank you. you can find the love of your life on the internet but you can divorce them on-line. the san francisco based start-up is trying to make it easier and less painful to partways. the c.e.o. says there is a huge demand. someone files for divorce in the united states every 13 seconds. they use computer software to connect couples with lawyers across the west coast. the average cost can be between $15 to $150,000. this cuts the average price to $10,000. >> it works best if you are on good terms and are not fighting. it is not foreign. -- not for everyone. >> so many ways to stay goodbye. >> a gruel race that started in california and ends in honolulu. we will take

coming up at 4:00, north korea's leader featured in a parody dance video. why kim jong-un isn't laughing. >> a story of unintended consequences. a mother is accused of violating federal law after posting a picture of her son on social media. >> mike referred to current and former a's players and coaches serving up special treats tonight against the astros. the a's are holding the root beer float day. the manager will be joined by several players with floats

p.m. on the east side a charity for juvenile diabetes association. >> there was a journey from monterey to hawaii, rowing all the way. >> the four man crew celebrating after finishing first. it took 43 days, two hours and 34 minutes to row 400 nautical miles. they say the biggest challenge was dealing with a different personality on a very small boat. >> imagine that. >> but they got along fine. >> thank you for joining us

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