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the tragic death. katie marzullo, this makes you wonder what is wrong with people? >> it is so surprising and tell. a few anonymous people, of course, posted cruel comments and grotesque pictures to zelda social media account. she lost her father not two days ago and says it is too much for her to handle. before sighing off twitter and instagram, she takes not high road but the humorous road in honor of her funny man father to anyone sending negativity she writes, some maul begin goaling part of him is sending a flock of pigeons to your house to poop on your car right after you had it washed. all three of the robin williams children have now given statements on the serious side saying i will carry his heart with me every day from zelda, there is minor comfort in knowing our grief and loss is shared with millions.

and cody says the world will never be the same. the mountain of now we ares and notes continues to grow at the famous "mrs. doubtfire" fire. >> he was so loved by so many people. high was wonderful. wonderful. a great tribute. >> i am honored to be here. it is sad that i am here because it is a final farewell. it is sad. ought theater canceled comedy night out of respect for robin williams, with a memorial continuing to grow there, as well. >> so funny, seacraft, -- >> he would show up on tuesday for comedy and took time to encourage young peopleers one of the many reasons he was so loved. >> the sheriff revealed details

of his suicide yesterday. he will not say if he left a note. we know it will be week best official autopsy and toxicology reports are done. thank you, a memorial outside his former home in san francisco keeps growing, as well. this is how it looked this morning, a collection flowers and message on the drive continuing to grow. he lived for many years in the mansion and a regular sight in the neighborhood. >> his family is asking in lieu of flowers donations be made to charities close to his heart including glide memorial church in san francisco, and st. jude's hospital with a full list on our website at abc7news.com. a moment of silence at at&t park for robin williams who was a life-long fan of the san francisco giants of the team and fans paid tribute to the late

act or. he brought his friend billy crystal to a yankees and giants game. >> he had fun and said we have to take care of the yankees, i have a lot on the game. he was just cracking up like he normally does. >> giant center fielder pagan said he could not understand english but he loved robin williams. >> you didn't need to understand what he said just by his body language, he was so funny and spontaneous. >> the newer places never met him because after the 2010 season he stopped visiting the clubhouse. cupertino-based apple is paying tribute with this page on the web site reading "robin williams, 1951-2014, we are deeply saddened by the patting of robin williams, he inspired

us through his passion and generosity and laughter. he will be greatly missed." they have honored the passing of founder steve jobs, former south african president, nelson mandela and the late beatle, george harrison. >> our coverage continues now on twitter, twitter@abc7newsbayarea. san francisco police say a 32-year-old map was shot during a carjacking in the sunset district. a search is underway for the gunman near the safeway at 4:00 this morning. the victim was getting out of the car. a man with a gun demand he hand over his wallet and car keys. then the suspect shot the victim in the leg and drove off in the car. he was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> oakland place are asking for help to find a driver who hit and killed this man this year. the 68-year-old was crossing the

street the at 59th and telegraph avenue april 26 and he was hit. the driver got out, checked on him and got back in the vehicle and drove away. police say the car involved was a white aldi s.u.v. >> sever school districts are headed back do class today to start the new school year including the largest district in the south bay. matt joining us from san jose. safety for kids is a top concern? >> it is. san jose unified has 33,000-plus kids in 42 different schools including the elementary school and all of them are in class today for the first time this school year with a lost excitement and of course a little anxiety. >> getting do class on the first day of school could be the most difficult part of the day. for the 800 or so students at willow glen they have a few people looking out for them including a cross guard.

>> i have been here a long time. they know me. >> a san jose police officer has his own way of stopping cars. >> i am looking for speed. just speed. >> this guy was speeding. >> this stretch of michigan miles per hour avenue was a school zone at 25 mile per hour speed limit when children are present. the officer estimates he hands out about seven speeding tickets an hour. this is a new school. >> new school for you? >> yes. >> you got new schools? >> yes. >> tease two walk to class by mom. >> have fun. >> the president of the p.t.a. says everyone is more ready for the common core curriculum, the second year for the program. not everyone's favorite subject is inside the classroom. >> i am most excited about

recess. >> recess? >> that was my favorite subject in school, too. >> the principal is holding assembly for all students and he is a magician and will hold a magic he for all the students today to help explain the campus rules. the last great event to take place at candlestick is historic, sir paul mccartney will perform tomorrow at a sold-out show. the beatles performed their last concert at the candlestick, 48 years ago! amy hollyfield has more. >> the demand is high for this concert, we checked with a ticket breaker and he sold for tickets third row center for $3,500 each. can you imagine? stick tick is the location for the big show, a sellout. they expect 49,000 people. there are still tickets at

brokers but how do you make sure you are not buying fake tickets in there are hundreds at outside lands music festival this weekend. tickets are easy to copy these days and criminals will steal the paper stock from the ticket seller and print fake tickets. you need to be careful of who you buy them from. make sure you can go back to that person if there is a problem. >> not anyone on the street. make them pull out drier's -- driver's license, if he doesn't, go somewhere else because he is worried about something. get there early no one knows they are counterfeit until you walk in. this is what is great about counterfeiting. a dollar bill you know, with a concert ticket you do not know until it is scanned. >> paul played sunday at dodgers stadium and now is ready for the candlestick. they had fireworks in los angeles but the promoters say

the candlestick park show is even bigger and mccartney is planning to have 900 special effects more than usual, all to celebrate the closing of the stick. there will be a giant stage on the ten-yard line. it will take 36 semi trucks to get all the equipment here to fran. i checked with mr. ticket if this are tickets and he has 20 account cheapest is $175. each. the advice from him and from friend police, if it sounds too good to be true, the price is too low, it probably is. thank you. still ahead, breaking news from south america where a plane crash has claimed the life of a presidential candidate. >> also, developing news from st. louis where unrest intelligence files after another officer opens fire. >> incredible video from the heartland, sliding glass doors

are no match for this wall of water. >> a look outside right now at blue skies and clouds. meteorologist mike nicco is up next with the seven-day

a plane crash in brazil killed a presidential candidate and the private jet was headed from rio de janeiro to an airport out of the capital and it went down and went down.

the 49-year-old camos died a left leaning business friendly candidate in the october elections. there were ten victims but they did not clarify how many were injured or killed. in the midwest, there has been another police shooting overnight in ferguson, missouri. tensions between the police and community are running high and police say that officers responded to a 9-1-1 call with four masked men carrying shotguns and police arrived the men were running. one of them point add handgun at an officer and the officer fired. the suspect is in critical condition. protests have crashed with police for three nights in a row since an officer shot and killed an unarmed black teen on saturday. >> we have new video this morning of flooding in the northeast caused by storms that moved across that part of the country overnight and on long island in new york roads were shut down because of the heavy

rain and dozens of cars underwater and gnash flood warnings in affect in the east coast including the district of columbia why and parts of maryland. incredible video if you were in nebraska at the good samaritan hospital the flood burst through the locked doors of the cafeteria and overwhelmed the hospital building. 9' of butting water entered the eating area and the basement. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with our forecast and it is calmer. >> it is calmer and cooler-than-average. good morning from the top of the news broadcast center, i have a warming trend in the seven-day outlook and just down the road two miles we have a day game at at&t park and i will have that forecast and for paul in mccartney's farewell. ought washington redskins

launches a spirited defense to protect its name and they are getting help from a prominent native american group. >> texas teen turns a wal-mart store into his own home and how he managed to avoid being noticed if days before employees caught on.

>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. the washington redskins have their own youtube video defending the controversial maim and featuring native americans.

>> it actually makes me feel proud and reminds me of my cultural back ground and heritage. ought video released by the redskins fact campaign was funded by the team and shows native americans from cross the country saying they do not fine the redskins name offensive and argue they have bigger issues to deal with. the video country materials another video from the national congress of american indians entitled "proud to be," which says native americans call themselves many things but not redskins. >> a texas teen secretly spent four days living at a wal-mart near dallas. the 14-year-old took items from the store at the 24 hour store and aide food off the shelves and slept in a makeshift bed and wore diaper rather than going to the bathroom to avoid detection. the trash led the workers eventually to the hiding place and he was taken into custody. in word yet on why he decided to

hide in the store for so long. i'm wondering what his parents think and how come he didn't come home? or why want they worried? >> officials say he was living with relatives when he disaperred. this morning, wal-mart is not commenting the police say they have filed no charges. >> very strange. >> and sad. holding outside we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. we have sunshine behind me as we look toward pier 9 and to oakland, there is a clean air mass outside today and more dry than it has been the last couple of weeks. on live doppler 7 hd, it tells the story today with a deep marine layer up to 2,500' and winds through fairfield at 25 miles per hour and that is what is going to keep our inland neighborhood below average today and, also, the north bay and winds will pick up at 1:00 o'clock and at 15- to 25-knots

from north of bay bridge to east of the golden gate bridge all the way through san pablo and sass soon bay to the delta community and it will be choppy in the afternoon. the wind is coming off that and the cooler weather is why the north bay will be cooler-than-average again. you can see the clouds along the coast and like yesterday some of those are starting to pull become. spotty sunshine today. this is one of the areas that is seen the most amount of sunshine from the east bay and the south bay, and so you are warmest at low-to-mid 70's and upper 60's to low 70's around the bay and mostly in the north bay the san francisco and half moon bay low-to-mid 60's. that is how it looks from emeryville, you can see the clouds retreating and they are breaking up a little bit. a lot of sunshine this afternoon with mild to warm highs and clouds tonight and patchy drizzle possible, not a wide-spread event mostly near the coast and patchy at best. new worm air mass will roll in tomorrow. right new we are watching the

cold front fall apart and a couple of areas of low pressure to the north kicking off the rain and it has made the marine layer deep enough the temperatures will be rolling below average in the south bay, mid-to-upper 70's until los gatos and mortgagen hill and gilroy, hid 80's and santa cruz is about 75 and mid-to-upper 70's on the peninsula to milbrae at 71 and breezy. nearly 70 at the coast into downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, and mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay valley and low-to-mid 70's along the east bay sure and through castro valley at 77 and the east bays upper 70's to allow off mid-80's. if you are going to at&t pork we have temperature running in the upper 60's with a very high u.v. index, so a good burn factor this. if you are headed out in redwood city, the last of the music in the park, soul and funk in the upper 70's. finally, if you are going to

candlestick tomorrow, sir paul mccartney, 64 at 8:00 and dropping to 60 at candlestick and it will be breezy. two- to four-degrees warmer tomorrow but most of that warmth is away from the coast and we will warm more on friday and that is mostly inland and hang out in the mid-to-upper 80's inland saturday through tuesday and upper 70's and low 80's around the bay and mid-60 to nearly extend arounded coast and san francisco with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. a pretty nice day. get out and enjoy. >> thanks, mike. >> nice in stark contrast to a new starbucks in southern california mocked as the most depressing in america, insider report, a store located near los angeles is little more than a drive-thru window and a bathroom someone tweeted this foe testify -- photo inside. it is being blasted as dismal and highly insulting to the

neighborhood. what do you think? >> not the usual starbucks. they are pretty fancy. >> usually they have a corporate look. >> amazing video of a rescue at sea, an 800 pound creature who found himself in trouble and a coast guard crew

>> coming up at 4:00, taking the ice bucket challenge, going all the way to the white house. meet the man behind the craze. digital diagnosis count, how you can get $200 off of an people ipad. >> the crew of a small filibustering boat had quite an encounter to talk about coming upon an 800-pound turtle who was tangled in fishing gear so they called the coast guard and they freed the turtle and it swam off. amazing. they are the among the largest reptiles in the world. you never want to see one hurt. >> thanks for joining us. have a great day.

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