>> a teen fights off an attempted kidnapping in the east bay. a fire

like i shouldn't be discriminated. i shouldn't get less money, not get a job. >> bay area residents and business leaders across the country are taking a stand tonight against indiana's controversial religious freedom restoration act. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. on thursday indiana's governor signed the law which opponents say promotes discrimination against gays and lesbians. live from outside the san francisco sales force headquarters. tiffany? >> reporter: mat matst, they say we need to cut off indiana.

his company bought indianapolis based exact target for $2.5 billion last year. and at this point not sure what's going to happen with the several thousand employees. >> i say that's horrid. >> it's crazy and stupid. >> it's 2015 we should know better. >> reporter: a political firestorm is igniting protesters in minneapolis with folks living in the castro. some say the new indiana law will legalize discrimination against gays. >> i think we should use our economic power and boycott the state. >> reporter: numerous business leaders agree. the ceo of angie's list halted a groundbreaking for a major indiana expansion product. sales force canceled all corporate travel to indiana. apple ceo posted his opinion. today the ncaa host of the final four next week said it's concerned. and both the nba and wnba

emphasized their policies of inclusion inclusion. >> i think when someone comes out as a bigot, people will recognize them as a bigot and behave accordingly. they're defeating their own purpose. >> reporter: today governor mike penn spoke to the indianapolis stars saying he will support legislation that will ignore the new law. he said it's a misunderstanding driven by misinformation. >> no. i wouldn't spend money in indiana. >> i was going to go to a meeting there next month and i'm not going to go. >> reporter: governor pence noted 19 other states and the federal government have adopted rfra laws similar to indiana's. in san francisco tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. san francisco mayor ed lee has already banned all official official city travel to indiana in protest of the new law.

police in hayward are looking for a man who tried kidnapping a teenage girl at gun point. she was walking home from school when she was pulled into the back seat of a man's car. the man pointed a gun at the girl but she fought him and got away. >> i keep my eye out for cars that look suspicious. you know? better be safe than sorry. >> the girl gave police enough info for this sketch. hispanic or east indian man in his mid-20s wearing a hoody. police are investigating whether he's the same suspect in two other recent kidnapping attempts. a walmart store in san leandro was evacuated tonight after a fire. it started inside the walmart on davis street. the fire was knocked down. crews used fan to blow smoke out of the store. no one was injured. a man was shot and killed this evening near a playground at a san francisco park.

police say the man was found with several gunshot wounds near geneva avenue at 8:00. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. in vallejo, a man was found critically wounded in the laundry room in an apartment building this evening. he was shot multiple times. he was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. a man injured in a fight overnight at mid tavern and lounge in san jose has died. the man was driven to stanford hospital where he died this morning. police are investigating, but have not classified the incident as a homicide. a motorcyclist was killed in a crash on occidental road in santa rosa this afternoon. the highway patrol said a car turned left directly into the path of the motorcycle kaerk two people. the motorcyclist died. his passenger suffered critical injuries. a passenger in the car was also injured. new calls are going out

tonight for rent control on the peninsula. >> someone has lived here for 20 years, and is being kicked out and has no affordable choice in this community. that is not justice. >> members of the st. matthew catholic church held a rally to protest rising rents. many working families are struggling or being priced out of their homes. they're asking officials to put in rent control throughout the county. >> one family just down the street received a rent increase from $1,000 to $1700. so right now the family is working extra hours. >> the county board of supervisors talked about rent control this week but given no sign it is leaning toward making changes. we're turning now to our warm weather. a lot of people out today in berkeley. enjoying the sun this afternoon. and in san francisco hundreds of penal packed delores park. we head to drew tuma for a first check on weather and live doppler 7 hd.

>> certainly a taste of summer on this saturday. record highs in a few locations. take a look. san rafael tied a record of 81 degrees set back in 1969. napa toasty at 83 degrees. that ties a record. oakland, a new record. 79 degrees, besting the old record of 76 set back in 2003. livermore tying a record of 82 degrees. the taste of summer is going to lead into our sunday weather as well. we'll take a look at the warm numbers in the forecast in just a few minutes. matt? >> thanks drew. nearly two dozen people were injured after a commuter train hit a car in los angeles. two cars derailed. danielle has the details. >> reporter: a chilling train/car crash in los angeles, adding to a list of such collisions across the u.s. a car was making an improper turn right in front of 9

university of southern california. the impact all but demolished the silver hyundai. miraculously the driver was still alive. >> we used the jaws of life to extricate the driver. the single driver in the car. >> reporter: also injured, the train operator. and 19 passengers. jolted from their seats as the train came to a sudden stop and the first two cars jumped the tracks. >> we would classify them as walking wounded minor injuries. >> reporter: this is at least the seventh train/car collision in the last two months. six people died in february when a train slammed into an suv at a crossing. last month a driver got stuck on the tracks. abc news, new york. dramatic in you video of a cliff rescue. this morning the california highway patrol sent a helicopter to rescue a man in yosemite international park. he and his friend took a short cut. they made it out.

but bates got stuck and spent the night at the edge of a cliff. you can see the relief on his face after this rescue. he built a fire to survive the night. san francisco's newest police station is dedicated to going green. abc 7 news was there when the new southern district station opened at 3rd and china basin street in mission bay today. the building uses solar power and has beams that help with heating and cooling. it can operate up to 96 hours off the grid after a major disaster. a nail-biting finish. just in the last few minutes. the oakland boys had a 65-64 victory over modern day. the bishop o'dowd girls won the championship on friday. in division 2, the girls from san jose also won today 53-31. we'll have highlights of today's games ahead in sports.

still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 former governor arnold schwarzenegger inducted into the wrestling hall of fame tonight at san jose. what it means for the wrestling community and south bay. the lights are going out across the globe, the celebration right here in the bay area and how organizers say it will help change the world. restaurants are now taking on the reviewers. what they're

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big names into the wwe's hall of fame. they range from local legends to even a politician. lisa has more on the event. >> reporter: the bay area is shining during wrestle mania 31. tonight's hall of fame ceremony honored san francisco native. >> now for me, this dream is reality. >> reporter: ten big names were inducted, including former governor arnold schwarzenegger who admits he's a little surprised to be here. >> not in my wildest dreams did i ever think that i ever will be inducted in this hall of fame. >> reporter: tonight was about making memories for the pros and for the fans. 70 to 100,000 people are in the south bay for the four-day-long event which ends tomorrow with the main event at levi stadium. fans from all 50 states and 40 countries are in town right now.

>> we got here a few days early to see the sights and everything else. everything else is pretty much dedicated to wrestling. >> reporter: this 21-year-old saved all year long for his wrestle mania trip. wrestle mania is bringing a big financial boost to the entire region. in santa clara 100% of hotels have no vacancy. here in san jose 90% of the hotels are sold out. an estimated $140 million will be spent in the area during this event. santa clara's mayor is also using this chance to prep for super bowl 50 next year. >> this is going to give us a real opportunity to refine our management and transportation plans even further than we have this season. >> reporter: city leaders are focusing on transportation and security plans. abc 7 news. an oakland artist who died in an apartment fire last weekend were remembered today by friends and family. he created many of his works

using objects he collected secondhand. abc 7 news was there today as loved ones gathered to remember thomas and put his art up for display at the mclaughlin gallery in san francisco. >> it's a loss of what could have been. although he was in the middle of his career he had a lot of important things to say. >> another celebration of thomas' life will be held tomorrow not far from where he lived. families coping with childhood cancer. art inspiring hope gala benefits camp okizu. it gives children the opportunity to attend a camp adventure. abc 7 news has been a long-time supporter of the camp. landmarks around the world went dark tonight in hopes of

raising awareness of climate change. lights on the bay bridge were flipped off just before 8:30. they stayed dark in honor of one hour for earth hour. in golden gate bridge, lights went off there. participants are encouraged to turn lights off as a simple way to encourage conservation. more than 162 countries and territories were part of this year's event. takes a lot of discipline to keep the air conditioning off this weekend. we check if with drew tuma to see how the forecast is looking for tomorrow. >> matt, you'll likely have the ac on again tomorrow. the summer-like temperatures are sticking around for the second half of the weekend as well. we had clear skies for much of the day today. that will continue into the overnight period as well. open up the numbers on this 28th day of march, yes it is spring but these numbers feel more like summer.

san jose topped out at 78. and those numbers are some 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. outside we go live look from the emoryville camera. quiet night as we look west. you'll notice there's plenty of stars out there. the forecast calls for that clear sky and cool numbers overnight tonight. we're a little warmer for our sunday, thanks to a south wind kicking in for much of the day tomorrow. the next seven days, unfortunately, no signal of rain on the way. right now as you step outside 56 in oakland currently. 55 in downtown san francisco. antioch still very warm at 65 degrees. 59 in livermore. and san jose right now coming in with a temperature of 56 degrees. high pressure in control. high pressure squashes all the cloud cover. so we have clear skies right now. the high anchored off the coast will stay there for our sunday. look behind that high pressure there is a cold front off to the west. that's going to slide through late on monday. what it will do, cool off our temperatures on tuesday to more

seasonable numbers. overnight lows tonight, plenty of stars out there. dropping 49 the overnight low in oakland. san francisco dropping to 51 tonight. golden gate bridge will be busy tomorrow. runners will be crisscrossing thanks to the rock 'n roll half marathon. it starts around 6:30 in the morning. the sun is up at exactly 7:00 in the morning. temperature right around 51 degrees. by 9:30 as the race is wrapping up, around 57 degrees. highs for the sunday in the south bay, up to 80 in san jose. 83 very warm degrees in gilroy. along the peninsula, 65 in pacifica, right along the coast cooler thanks to a breeze kicking in. 74 in san mateo. downtown san francisco up to 73 tomorrow. into the north bay, 80 sonoma. 81 napa, 80 the high in you kia.

76 san leandro. 77 the high union city. inland spots nice and warm. 80 the high in pleasanton. the forecast shows you we're sun filled tomorrow. we turn cooler in the wake of the front on tuesday. more spring-like for the second half of the seven-day. >> the kind of spring we've been having, the cold front is bringing us down inland. thank you, drew. the new school program that has parents fuming. coming up why some say it's

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. all those sounds from just one instrument. a company in nashville, tennessee, just created it. it connects to a smartphone or

computer allowing you to strum it like a guitar, play it like a piano or beat it like a drum. it's raised more than $1 million on kick starter. parents are fuming. we live in one of 21 states requiring a body mass index or other weight related screenings. across the country some children as young as 6 years old have received letters telling them they are overweight. even if they're thin and active. doctors say there are other factors when it comes to assessing a child for weight problems. >> personal image is a big deal. if you start out a child at a young age telling them they're overweight, it's a problem. >> some schools are reviewing or changing their programs so parents of healthy kids aren't surprised if they get a notice. now we have sports. a final four. >> we're getting closer. we have the best game of the tournament so far in the ncaa. notre dame gave kentucky all they could handle. while the warriors win a franchise best 60th game.

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notre dame still has a chance. grant gets the inbound pass. great defense from kentucky. three from the corner. kentucky survived. they know it. 68-66 your final. they're headed to the final four. still perfect at 38-0. >> we were just fighting to stay in the game, to be honest with you. it was nice to see these kids. >> what a great college game. it was thrilling to be part of it. >> all right. to the west region aaron rodgers on the bandwagon. national player of the year. two of his 29, arizona played well. a jam on his own. badgers hitting everything from beyond the arc. 70-59 wisconsin. sam decker responds.

less than 30 seconds to go. here's the dagger. in his face. scrapes the ceiling, and had goes. 85-78 the final. wisconsin hits 12 of 18 threes. headed to the final four to face kentucky in indianapolis. a win over milwaukee, the warriors set a new franchise record with 60 win. steph curry and company. he stops on a dime. drills a three for an early 12-6 lead. second quarter, warriors up 12. chris middleton. that's where the highlights will end. turns and hits the jumper. drifting to the wing. clay goes for 21. steph, a game high 25. scoring with dudley on the corner three. he's good.

warriors get the win. they were more concerned with the ncaa afterwards. >> a good milestone. you know the guys referenced it. everybody was busy watching the kentucky-notre dame game. we're just getting started. coming up later, high school hoops and a couple local state champs. stick around. worth the wait. >> a lot going on. i'll stick around for that. >> even the nba players got their office pools. >> and a lot of them still have teams left around. thank you. a bay area restaurant found a way to fight back. what they said is racking up lots of good reviews. plus what drove this little girl to take a very long walk

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good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. singer songwriter norman greenbaum is recovering after a crash in the west bay. he was a passenger in a car that turned in front of a motorcycle in santa rosa this afternoon. two people were on the motorcycle. one of them died. police in hayward are investigating the third attempted kidnapping in five weeks. in the latest incident, the man was armed trying to take a 16-year-old girl walking home from hayward high school on walford street. the girl fought him and got away. a two-alarm fire in san leandro cleared out a walmart store. firefighters ordered

evacuations. no one was hurt. a number of new developments tonight in the deadly germanwings crash and the co-pilot appears to have done it deliberately. he sought treatment for a potentially career-ending vision problem. german media said investigators found antidepressants in search of his apartment. late today, leaked transcripts reportedly from the cockpit voice recorder were posted online. new questions have risen about whether lubitz was fit to fly. >> i don't think a psychological screening method is going to be the best. making sure no fewer than two people in the cockpit is the best methodology. >> search crews held a moment of silence before resuming their grim task of recovering bodies in wreckage in the alps. rescue workers are searching through the rubble of three collapsed apartment buildings in the east village. a growing suspicion that the blast may be the result of

tampering with a gas line. just 75 minutes before the blast, con ed workers had been in the basement of the building where the explosion occurred. giving it a failing grade. dangerous conflict is brewing in yemen. saudi arabia has been leading air strisks on rebels in yemen. yemen's president just left his country after losing his ability to lead. he has the support of arab leaders who are calling for a regional military force to deal with the conflict. the rebels are backed by iran. turmoil in nigeria tonight. boko haram extremists killed 41 people and scared hundreds away from polling stations in an apparent effort to disrupt elections. however, millions of nigerians still made it to the polls and voted. an american and two russians have arrived at the international space station. scott kelly and one of his russian counterparts will stay

almost twice as long as a standard mission. part of kelly's mission will include studies of extended time in space affecting the human body. many people do it. you have a bad meal, you don't like the service so you go straight to yelp and vent. now rebecca jarvis tells us businesses are fed up, and some are fighting back. >> reporter: for this popular restaurant in millbrae california, named wonderful, it's not uncommon to find a line of waiting diners. but one unhappy patron claimed he spoke to a waitress to be seated posted this negative review on yelp. it's not that classy a place but they refused to seat me. surprise. the restaurant owners looked at surveillance video. >> he never spoke to any server. he walked in took a look around and just left within 22 seconds. >> reporter: the post going viral. many applauding the restaurant. but there's a whole other type of business backlash against bad

reviews that's completely backfiring. >> smelled bad. >> reporter: when robby checked into this hotel for a wedding, he gave it just one star. the hotel e-mailing robbie that his negative review would cost the just married couple $500. by print the bride and groom had apparently missed when they signed their contract. backlash ensued and later on the hotel expressing in a statement embarrassment, claiming the policy was in fact a joke. in some cases businesses have even taken the extreme step of suing reviewers. yelp said the law is on the side of the consumer. >> they have a right to express their opinion and accurately and truthfully describe their experiences. >> reporter: as for that restaurant in california, the owners are not boiling over one negative review. saying they would happily welcome dan to a meal anytime. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york.

a 4-year-old girl is back home safe after she went on an overnight adventure. surveillance video shows her getting on a bus at 3:00 a.m. a passenger flagged down the bus. he called 911. other passengers on the bus comforted the tiny rider. >> what did she want? >> all i want is a sluchshie. >> thank god for the bus driver stopping. i will buy you a slushie. promise you the next time you'll wait for me okay? >> yeah. >> annabell is okay. they didn't know she had awoken and unlocked the back door. still to come, an overpriced ride that has nothing to do with surge pricing. a man pays for a cab ride with a credit card and gets billed $500 by mistake.

i'm michael finney. 7 on your side tracks down the cabby. girl power. the celebration and inspiration in the bay area today. i'm drew tuma. records set on this saturday. another warm day on the way for sunday. we'll take a look at the warming

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a cab ride in san francisco can be costly. but $500? it happened to a marin county man. 7 on your side's michael finney has his story. >> reporter: six-mile cab ride in san francisco, turned into a seven-month-long ordeal for ortiz of san rafael. >> seven miles. >> reporter: it began last july when he hailed a cab downtown dropped a friend and took the same cab fair. >> the fare was $17.60. i told him to round up to $22. >> reporter: he paid with a credit card swiped on the cabbie's cab. >> i signed for it. for the charge. >> reporter: it all went smoothly, until the next day. when luis got an alert from chase bank that said he was

charged $500 edd $522 for that taxi ride. >> i thought that's got to be a typo. >> reporter: he disputed the charge figuring it would be an easy fix. then came the real shock. the bank said he had to pay $522. >> which is unreal. >> reporter: the merchant refused to reverse the extra $500 charge. saying the customer was present at the completion of the ride to authorize, swipe and sign for the total $522.22 charge. >> they say the charge is valid, because there's a signature. and, therefore, there's nothing to be disputed here. >> reporter: luis was determined to track down the cabbie. but how? all he had to go on was the memory of a red and green taxi. and this mysterious merchant name on his credit card bill. it said, sq taxi 1512. >> i didn't know who sq taxi 1512 is.

there's no address, phone. >> reporter: finally luis contacted 7 on your side. turns out sq stands for square the mobile pay company that processed his cab fare. they insisted the charge was correct and would not identify the cabbie, citing privacy rules. so he tried the municipal transportation agency which regulates san francisco taxicabs. >> within ten minutes an investigator was calling me back. >> reporter: turns out it's the cabbie's medallion number. they contacted the driver contacting luis saying they had made a big error. they wrote a check for $522. mouncy did not want to go on camera. he said i must have hit an extra button by mistake. i would never do this on purpose. taxi drivers want happy customers. luis said it won't happen again. >> i will have cash. that's the answer.

i will pay the cab with cash. >> reporter: he said it had to uphold the charge since there was a signed receipt. square would not discuss the case citing privacy rules. they do contact drivers if there is a fare dispute. the driver said he had been out of the country and out of reach. get an instant receipt by text and print and check it out before you leave. dream big and you can achieve it. dozens of girls heard that message today in san francisco. abc news was at the merced library for when i grow up. the fire chief and nasa scientist and a journalist talked about what they do, how they got there, and what inspired them. >> see through the eyes of women who have quote, made it. how they did it. and how they were just not afraid. because you really have to not be afraid to follow your dreams. >> women can do anything men can. you can't let people tell you that you can't do something if

it's a man's job. there's no such thing as a man's job. >> congresswoman jackie spear hosted the event in honor of women's history month. all right. turning to weather. it seems like we skipped the month, jumped ahead to possibly may. another hot day out there, drew. >> the pattern we're in we just turned spring a week ago and it's already feeling like summer across the bay area. radar showing you nothing but stars up above. nationwide look at the weather tomorrow. rather quiet. we are tracking a storm moving through the great lakes. yes, it will bring some snow there. that's not unusual this time of the year. they can get some early spring snowstorms. 47 in chicago. 49 in minneapolis. the east coast, nice a lot of sunshine, 51 in d.c. 60 in atlanta. phoenix nice and hot tomorrow at 97 degrees. closer to home california, lots of sunshine, hot in palm springs. once again 99 tomorrow. 78 the high in l.a. 85 for sacramento.

chico checking in with 85 degrees. in the bay area tomorrow, high pressure still in control. that means wall-to-wall sunshine for your sunday. 37 in downtown san francisco. 76 in oakland. 79 the high in vallejo. 81 in livermore. the forecast, we are sun-soaked on sunday, partly sunny on monday. we'll get cooler tuesday. sunny and seasonable midweek. cloudier and cooler to start off next weekend. >> we've got it we'll enjoy it. if you like hoops today was your day. >> big day for local high schools. state championship games. ivan, two free throws wins the title. air balls the first.

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high school hoops in the state championship games tonight. bishop o'dowd taking on modern day in the marquee matchup. what a finish we had. o'dowd trailed the entire game. one field goal here it is. tying the game with 11 seconds left. the easy putback. game goes to overtime. franklin, the first lead of the game. three seconds left, tied at 64. ivan fouled on a, we'll call it

a ticky tack call. two free throws. air ball on the first. second attempt. and he buries it. modern day inbounds. not going to happen. 65-64 bishop o'dowd the division champs tonight in berkeley. san jose's archbishop taking on la mirada. drains the game-tying three. on to the second overtime. another three. ties it at 70. three seconds left. a senior launches it for the win. double overtime. >> you can nitpick so many things when it's a one-point game. and that's the frustrating part. because you're going to look pack and you're going to look at each part of the game and say in

the first quarter, we could have done something different. prior to the boys game the girls in the division 2 championship. low scoring first half. midi led 17-11. they blow it open in the second. elainea hill tough angle. the monarch winning their sixth state championship. sharks and flyers most likely not in this year's play-offs. tied at 1. the puck disappears and reappears in net. trickles between the legs of steve mason. he had no idea where the puck was. giroux, game tied. the shootout. attempt by vincent lecavalier, turned away. back in. glove side. top shelf. 3-2 sharks. remain eight points out of the

final play-off spot. two of the best rugby teams in the nation match up today in berkeley. back and forth the entire afternoon. first quarter, look at the effort. tied the game at 8. st. mary takes a lead. bears score 16 unanswered. jake anderson kept this to himself. the go-ahead try. 14-1, as they beat the gaels 27-20. >> two really good teams. really important for us to get this today. i'm proud to go out with a victory. credit all the boys who played really hard. cactus league, a little more than a week away from opening day. the comebacker starts a double

play. up two hits, no earned runs. 5-4 lead in the eighth. jason with the second homer of the spring. oakland goes on to win. giants pulled off the mariners 9-8. maxwell battling for a backup roster spot. a home run and three rbis. the earthquakes looking for their third win in four games to start the year. they're in snowy boston today. deflected off the head of francis. 37th minute. new england scoring again. second goal. 2-0 lead. quakes did not get shut out. the penalty kick. 2-1 your final. third round of the texas open in san antonio. you can feel his pain.

off the grand stands. he bogeyed. but he's got moxie. next hole. big bender for birdie. finds the bottom of the cup. jimmy walker. dropped that birdie on 17. walker did the same. we have one proud parent from the assignment desk. congratulation, jim. for the boys and girls. all over tonight on twitter. >> awesome. thank you, there, shu. that's it for tonight. thanks so much for joining u

e to be a private matter between himself and the first lady. (camera shutters clicking) he is grateful for the continued support and respect of privacy by the american people. any questions? (reporters shouting questions) cy? eric? is it true? what it is is a private matter. but the first lady made it a public matter. i don't speak for the first lady. i speak for the president. (reporters shouting questions) so he's not even going to answer the simple question? the president did answer. what did he say when he heard this? he said that he