least be neutral, and help resolve this conflict. >> reporter: across the way another group is complaining that the president isn't pushing for a free and open enter net for everyone. some companies that stream entertainment over the enter net are seeking priority bandwidth over individuals. >> i don't think the direction that the fcc is taking is really what obama's message was when he was running for reelection >> however, the motorcade took a back way and bypassed the protesters. >> the fund-raiser for the denialic congressional campaign committee drew 90 people to the home of real estate and restaurant owner george marcus and his wife judy. they paid $10,000 to for the president, but one young man got something better. >> i got a fist bump from the president. >> what was that like? >> it was really cool. >> reporter: was he reacting to something you said?

>> i just asked him if i could get a fist bump. >> reporter: another guest asked about the death penalty ruling, that it was unconstitutional. >> he was wonderfully optimistic, and criminal justice is an issue close to his heart. gave me great confidence that criminal justice continuesing to an important issue for him. >> this was the president et cetera 18th bay area visit. david louie, abc 7 news. >> in san jose, a man has filed a lawsuit against the san jose police department. that violent incident was caught on cell phone video, as police grabbed 23-year-old nate howard and forced him to the ground. he was in san jose to give a keynote speech. wayne freedman joins us from san jose. wayne? >> cheryl, the incident just happened a few feet away from us. it was last may 24th. the san jose police department receives some 200 complaints

every year. >> this is the incident, march 24th captured on a cell phone. it shows san jose police and a group of african-americans, many of them san jose state students. watch carefully as police throw 23-year-old nathaniel howard to the ground. his lawyer says for no reason. to date the lawyer committee for civil rights filed a conduct complaint against the san jose police. >> there is concern that excessive force yew used and the allegations in this complaint are that excessive use of force was implemented, that it was unwarranted, because he posed no danger, no threat to public safety and didn't appear tore interfering with the officers' duties. >> in a than natural howard is a motivational speaker who teaches high school students to write and perform poetry. he had made a speech earlier that day as san jose state's graduation ceremonies.

after the incident he filed a complaint with the internal affairs division. when he heard nothing from them, it escalated with the complaint to the independent police auditor. >> we determine if their investigation was thorough, fair and objective, if the analysis was objective. if we disagree with how they've handled it, we send it back. an oakland woman has been arrested for leaving her children locked in a hot car while she gambled. livermore police arrested her at casino 580. they say she let her two children, ages 2 and 3, strapped in their child seats inside her car in the casino parking lot. she is accused of child endangerment, her children have been placed in protective custody. they were not injured. firefighters are at six flag discovery yay kingdom after a fire on one of the rides. it shows you crews putting out the fire on the thrill a gorilla

right. they are expected to stay closed through at least tomorrow. they say embers from a small brush fire drifted across the water and landed on the roof. no one was injured. park officials say the rite was not seriously damaged, either, and should be open again fairly soon. >> the incident forced hundreds to shelter in place. they hit the line about 9:00 this morning on south capital avenue near florence avenue. people living nearby had to stay indao respect for about an hour. the light rail line was closed from the mckee state to alum rock. the castro valley woman is not happy with pg & e following the second gas leak. it happened in the same spot when the valve was broken on monday while crew was adjusting

it. that forced them to evacuate immediately. she noticed the fire department today after noticing today's leak. pg & e says it followed protocol, we first heard about this story from a viewer e-mail. if you'd like to send us a story, you can e-mail us at kgo-tv.com. new details, the faa has extended its ban on u.s. flights goo tel aviv's ben-gurion airport. the ban was initially issued yesterday. several air loons have suspended flights indefinitely. thousands of passengers trying to get in and out of israel have now been stranded. meanwhile, the fighting continues, hamas says it would not back down under a block aid is removed. but secretary of state john kerry says cease-fire talks are moving forward.

. since then, 34 israelis and more than 700 palestinians have been killed in the fighting. the u.n. has condemned both sides for a growing number of civilian deaths. the first bodies of the victims on malaysia flight 17 are now back in their homeland. 40 wooden coffins were carried off a plane this morning in the netherlands. and then a procession of 40 hearses carried those bodies to a military base for identificati identification. 193 of the 298 people killed on that plane were dutch. meanwhile, the black boxes arrived in england today for analysis. runna continues to deny in i direct involved in the attack, and is blaming ukraine. >> we know that the ukrainance didn't have any kinds of missiles and instead haven't used any during this conflict. >> adding to the growing tension, two ukrainian military

jets were shot down today. not far from where that passenger plane was downed. a well-known designer died yet. 38-year-old george was the founder of infinite collective. he designed many mechanical devices. san francisco police say she was riding his skateboard along 8th street when he collapsed. authorities have not determined the cause of his death. two gang members who killed a toddler in east oakland three years ago learned their fate today. it's a tough sentence and the little boy's family is apparently satisfied with it. vic lee is live at the courthouse with the story? vic? >> carlos navez' mother sobbed quietly as the judge spoke about the cruelty of the shooting. judge jeffrey horner called it cal louse alou

callous, and horrifying, in his own words. prosecutor ben belltramo says that carlos' family believes justice has been accomplished. >> they ask the court that the court impose the most maximum penalty allowable under the law so, that any other family -- no other family would face this tragedy again at the hands of these defendants. >> lawrence denard was given 137 years to life. willie torrance will serve 121 years to life. their family and friends came to the hearing. carlos' mohr and grandmother attended. the 3-year-old was shot as his mother pushed him in his red and blue scooter down international boulevard near 64th. two others standing nearby were wounded. the apparent targets were rival gang members. the child was hit by a stray bull let. a massive police hunt ensued

with officers working overtime up a departmentwide tactical alert, all looking for the killers. before he passed sentence, the judge said at 3 years old carlos nava had every reason to believe his world would be safe, filled with love, that he would be protect to do dream and grow. all of that was ripped aid part. denard's attorney annie bellas says her client has always maintained his innocence. >> the witnesses came in and didn't identify lawrence, because he was not there. demonizing and dizzy humanizing people from our community does no justice to anyone. >> reporter: she says she will appeal the sentence. the two must serve at least 100 years before they can be paroled. vic lee, abc 7 news. a federal grand jury issued a three-count indictment against kwan fam howard, a well respected -- he is accused of

stealing money, jewelry passports, prescription drugs and weapons. investigators say howard told his staff to let him known anytime expensive items were loose in the mail. they say he would confiscate those items. the city of francis has a new balanced budget tonight. the mayor signed the two-year 17.2 billion budget this morning after it was unanimously approved. the budget includes $50 million in new fund fog affordable housing $56 million for social services including help for seniors and veterans. $83 million for the street's repaving program and 10% increase for muni. the city of oakland has been trying to improve education and close the literacy ga many for a long time, but today it received some high-powered help from former secretary of state and possible presidential candidate hillary clinton. laura anthony has the story. >> you talked to yourings sister and show her books?

help her learn new words? >> former secretary of state hillary clinton said nothing about whether she'll run for president, but she owned plenty of words on the topic of reading and talkeding to our kids basically from birth. >> scientists can watch the synapses and neuroens firing when parents read and talk with their children from the very earliest days. >> what's that? >> a bird. that's pretty good job. >> oakland is one of the pilot city foss a program called too small to fail, a partnership between the clinton foundation and next generation. locally it also involves the bay area council and ucsf children's hospital. >> i think we'll be successful here. i think we can be a model for the nation. >> she says she and her husband are happy to pass along to their kids what they learned from their parents.

>> i grew up with a mother that read to us all the time. just it was part of a bonding and just joyful experience of being a parent, and well, obviously being a parent, but also being a child as well. >> as part of the program, families will receive a t-shirt and packet of materials explaining on you reading, singing, just talking with their kids will improve their chances of success, in school and in life. >> they were all together at the playground. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. that's terrific. well, just ahead why uc schools will fall short of their expected enrollment number. >> also a controversial clothing company at it again. why critics say urban outfitters is glam rising drug use. >> and then -- >> you can't board the plane unless you delete that tweet. >> big trouble over a tweet. a man klain an airline went to extremes after he claimed on social media.

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enrollment growth at california state university would be cut in half this fall due to a funding shortfall. the system was expecting to admit 20,000 additional students this fall, but that number is anticipated to be 10,000. "los angeles times" reports that state funding fell short of expectations by $95 million. still official at uc say the number of new students from other states and nations will will increase in tall expecting to reach over 20%. an international ring of hackers is accused of accessing more than 1,000 stub hub user accounts, and using them to buy tickets. police announced seven people from the u.s., russia, england and canada face charges in this

case. they're accused of using the stolen information to buy 1$1.6 billion worth of tickets and then reselling them. stub hub says thieves accessed data there other retail sites or through mall ware on customers' computers. they detected the breach last year and gave refunds. urban outfitters is being compared by a bay area addiction treatment center. they handied on the pens that looked like, check it out hypodeterminic needle to promote the partnership with the hair salon called hair-owin. they have i love hair-owin on them. it says that campaign is in poor taste, but they worry that drug addicts might have a relapse. >> people that have been shooting heroin see a fake syringe that look just like what they used to shoot up triggers the desire to use drugs, to do

what they intend not to do. >> they joined an online campaign to get the retailer to pull those ads. urban outfitters did not return phone calls or e-mails asking for a comment. general motors went nearly three weeks without a single recall, but it all ended diaw when they recalled 700,000 more vehicles. >> michael finny is here to plain confide. >> gem waited ten years to recall cars with defective switches. now gm is wick to recall cars as soon as a problem is detected. this time, gm is recalling 718,000 cars and trucks for a variety of problems. the defects are blamed for two crashes, but no deaths, the faultysh caused to the other. the recall involves several models made from 2010 to 2012. now, i'm posted the list at

abc7news.com, click on the sections tab and look under 7 on your side. you may recall the story of the aggressive comcast agency who kept the customer on the phone for 20 minutes trying to talk him out of the cancelling a service. a leaked memo written by a comcast executive said the agent was doing what he was trained to do. the now infamous call was recorded by a journalist, the agent would let him cancel. >> help me understand why you don't want faster internet. >> help me understand why you can't just disconnect us. >> comcast apologized after that recording went viral, and then dave watson said he was listening to the call was painful, but the employee was just doing the job. watson wrote -- the agent did a lot of what he trained him and paid him and thousands of other retention agents to do. he tried to save a customer.

that's important, but the act of saving a customer must always be handled with the u.s. most respect. are you tired of worrying about bug bites in the summertime? now there's another weapon to fend off those pests. a company called picked off. i love that name, makes clothing with pesticide woven into the fabric. ticked off uses a pesticide approved by the environmental protection agency, the company says mosquitos ticks and other bugs will fall right off the garment. other companies also sell clothing with repellant. you can find them at retailers like rei and amazon. >> thank you. let's talk about a bit of heat on the wait. sandhya patel is outside enjoying the beautiful weather. >> you know it's gorgeous out here. the humidity is not as bad as it has been the last couple days. our dry heat the next two days, with temperatures heading up. i can see the port of oakland,

downtown oakland from here, so visibility is great. if you look toward treasure island, we're seeing a few low clouds out there. we'll talk about what's going on. yes, it is breezy out here, not as windy as it was yesterday. still some low clouds right near the coastline. that's where they're pretty much going to say examine the exception of a few patches. right now gusting to about 25, 22 at sfo, this is pretty normal for this time of year, the sea breeze kicks in. 17 in san jose. beautiful blue skies over mt. diablo, and our temperatures are in the 60s around san francisco. 72 oakland, 78 san jose, half moon bay, 64 degrees. lies so far upper 60s to mid 80s. sunshine and san jose, the high was 78 today. 79? santa rosa, 75 currently in novato, low 80s concord, livermore. enjoy the comfortable weather. it's goinging to hot around

here. from your emeryville camera, just in cloud inness, patchy low clouds tonight. getting hot the next few days and it will remain warm at the coastline as the sea surface temperatures remain on the warmer that is average side. that cold front moving away from us, slightly drier area follows. what we'll see is a big change-up in our weather. hot air will start to move in our direction. we're shifting to a hot pattern into the weekend. tomorrow morning patching of fog, mild out there in our inland valleys, and pretty clear skies, as the humid yet as left us, it certainly feels better than days past. tomorrow morning the fog that will be around first thing will clear out quickly. we're not expecting any patchy drizzle. a big warm-up for tomorrow afternoon. 70s coast side, 90s inland, it will be sunny from coast inland.

los gatos, 92 tomorrow, 88 in san jose, hot in gilroy, 94. 85 in milpitas, and peninsula, and 69 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 75 degrees. 7 on in daly city. north bay communities low 90s for santa rosa, snow mania, out towards the east bay, a warm sunny afternoon with 81 in oakland, 83 newark, inland spots, well, you're going to get hot out there. 95 in antiyolk. we expect this around this time of year, fairfield 94 in livermore. 92 pleasanton. as you look at the acuweather's seven-day forecast, well, it features even hotter weather on friday. triple digits inland, mid 70s along the coast. the heat starts to back off a bit, but we'll still see mid to upper 90s. low 70s along the coastline for the upcoming weekend. beach weather is what i would call it, or pool weather.

right on through next week, but staying hot inland. >> thanks, sandhya, very much. we have break news. litch pictures out of atherton where several lanes of el camino are shut down because a car hit a pedestrian. >> there's no details of the condition of that pedestrian, but there's a significant impact on traffic in this area. we'll bring you the latest inform hoo on abc 7s in and on twitter. well, we have a story about unintended consequences. a mother is accused of viling federal law after posting a picture of her son on social media. new at 6:00, the program helping cancer patients fight back. not just with medicine, but with their own spirit. it's a great story. you'll see

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tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. we're getting our first look at major changes proposed today for san francisco's skyline. these renderings from the

architectural firm. you can see the two new towers there. what do you think? the design includes what would be the second tallest building in the city at 910 feet high. the towers are part of a redevelopment effort for a block of the city's south of market area at 1st and mission streets. a father and his kids were kicked off a plane for something he said on twitter. on sunday he was trying to board a flight in denver in the a boarding group, but a 6-year-old and 9-year-old kids were in a different boarding group. the agent wouldn't let him board with his kids in the a group. once he got to the he tweeted about what happened, but was soon ordered off the plane. >> something to the effect of, wow, rudist agent in denver, kimber gate c-39, not happy, and that her safety feels threatened at this point because of what i tweeted. >> well, after deleting the tweet, watson and his kids were

allowed on the flight. southwest has since apologized, but watson says he is never flying southwest again. another parent, this time in missouri, got in trouble for social media posts involves that are kinds mandy kay wilson tonight a picture of her son during hess doctor's appointment. she said a doctor and security guard confronted her ade said what she does violated patient privacy laws. >> you can't take pictures. it's against policy. she was waving her hands in my face, and i was kind of like, i've been able to take picture here before, i don't know what the problem is. you've never said anything before. i've always taken picture. >> wilson says the security guard demanded her phone so he could delete the picture. instead wilson left. coming up next, a sweet gesture from a new neighbor. >> why basketball phenom lebron james is apologizing to his new neighbors in ohio. that story is coming up.

on abc many news at 6:00, the new impact from the california drought. tonight the northern california river where rafting may soon be gone for good. and why more drones could soon be flying over the bay areas, including technology from a local start-up. that's coming up at 6. ama, see you then. the cleveland area already welcomed back lebron james. >> they were thrilled. now he's making sure they do not regret that decision. >> so ever since james and his family moved into the neighborhood, it's been swamped with families and the media, so they sent cupcakes to everybody. >> with them coming back to cleveland, it sets like a standard, like he's really changed in the last fr years. >> that changed my views completely on things. i think it was a neat gesture. >> it included a card with an apology, saying the family is sorry how hectic it's been and they feel blessed to have understanding neighbors itches a

nice gesture. >> that's sweet. >> ha ha. thanks for joining u welcome to "world news." tonight, surviving the crash, as another passenger plane goes down. this one during a dangerous storm. tonight, you will hear amazing stories from people who escaped the wreckage. a somber procession, as some victims of malaysia flight 17 return home. and, also tonight on "world news," finding your dream house. >> never shy away from the house that looks terrible. >> the secret to finding a hidden treasure for your family in a neighborhood you thought you couldn't afford. good evening to you on this wednesday night. we begin with a developing story in this week of jarring news. yet another passenger plane has gone down, this time, in taiwan, and th t