live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. robin williams children and wife take their battle over his estate to court this morning in the latest chapter in their bit are dispute since the bay area comic's tragic death. >> good morning i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. the judge is giving williams wife and children a to-do list as they fight offer the belongings from clothes to jewelry to memorabelia. we are at the courthouse. it was a short court hearing this morning? >> it was and the judge now is giving both sides more time to try and hash out the items of robin williams estate to avoid

making the decisions inside a courtroom if possible. >> the judge gave the attorneys of his widow and robin williams three kids, eight week timeline. first he order both sides to have an informal meeting and try to resolve would gets what. two, any issues remaining will be discussed in private mediation. three if there is still bad faith between the parties they will be back if court june 1. the robin williams trust is what was discussed today and the tiburon house live to his wife. there are 1,200 items that need to be worked out, furniture, and wedding gives and a tux are among those that belong to her. kids are entitled to memorabelia from the career in the entertainment industry. their attorney argues taking this to court has only added insult to injury. >> the items in the home that do belong to the kids and we are

working out a perfectly friendly arrangement to have them delivered photographs and the awards belong to the children and they will be given to them. >> it is painful. this is a long and drawn out process. they were very close to their father and we would like to avoid further delay. >> an attorney for the trust was also in the courtroom and he argued that time is rung out tax forms need to be turned in a few weeks. dragging this is out is not what the trust the kids or robin williams would want. the family americans were not in court today. his wife's attorney said they can get the ball rolling on some of the items that are not being disputed and will make arrangements for the kids to pick those up in the next few days. thank you. happening now the family of a missing uc berkeley student has doubled the reward for information leading to his

whereabouts. eloi vasquez was visiting a fraternity on the usc campus before disappearing. our reporter is at uc berkeley with more. janet? >> a family friend whose son also is on the soccer team said that the police in los angeles were reviewing surveillance video from the fraternity house and the surrounding areas where eloi vasquez was last seen. the family has doubled the reward amount from $50,000 to $100,000. the 19-year-old eloi vasquez was supposed to return to school today from spring break like many students on campus this morning. he took a trip to los angeles with a group of guys from the soccer team and it was supposed to be a fun troy. they ended up at a fraternity party at usc and it was that eloi vasquez told friends he wanted to leave and go to the beep which is 15 miles away. he was last soon at 1:30 a.m. on saturday a friend in berkeley is the last person he spoke with before the phone died or was

shut off. >> he was confused and i just kept saying contact your friends and he said fine, and he just hung up the phone. >> really scared. i want to find him and know where he is. >> family members say eloi vasquez did not have any money or an i.d. on him and they are in los angeles passing out flyers with a picture of him in hopes to get new leads and information. this is out of character for him. the athletic department released a statement saying vas last is a -- vas last is a wonderful young man who has axled and they will hold a news conference at cal at 3:30 this afternoon. police in los angeles say there is no foul play at this time. >> new this morning, san francisco police have arrested a sexual assault suspect they have looked for, for six months 39-year-old victor vasquez.

he is tied to several sexual assaults and charged in at least three cases. vasquez groped women between the age of 123 and 33 in the lower nob hill area of the city dating back to september of last year. >> a central valley firefighter is in critical condition after falling through a roof of a burning home. the firefighter is 25-year veteran on the force. he climbed to the roof to ventilate the place which is standard procedure and it gave way. in minutes, fellow fires tore down the garage door to get him out and it was caught on video by a nurse who lives a few houses away. >> get him out. >> i didn't thing he would make it. >> open it up. >> he had his mask intact. there were other buns on his back. >> all areas of his body. >> the fire captain is recovering from burns on six percent to 70 percent of his

body. >> man behind the most icon ice songs of the 60s was critically injured in a crash known for "spirit in the sky," was a passenger. his friends say that he is still in critical condition with a broken eye sock wet and broken ribs and a fractured jaw. investigators say the car he was in turned in front of a make with two people on it. a 20-year-old of santa rosa was killed and the other person on the motorcycle was taken to the hospital in critical condition. investigators are trying to figure out how fast the motorcycle was going. >> a 20-year-old santa rosa resident is recovering from a vicious gang beating this morning and police are asking any witnesses to call them. police say up to seven men approached the victim around 7:30 last night on prince william greenway near santa rosa avenue. officers say they -- he denied

being in a gang and he was suffering facial fractures and a broken nose. >> people tried to force thai way on the n.s.a. in fort meade, maryland, after they tried to ram their car through the gate which triggered a firefight. you can see the cars involved here. in a bizarre twist, officials say the two suspects were males dressed as women. >> f.b.i. is taking over investigating the case. agents say at this point they do not believe terrorism was involved. >> german prosecutors are revealing more details about the man believed to have deliberately crashed a germanwings into the amendments. the 27-year-old co-pilot andreas lubitz was treated for suicidal tend answers a few years ago and there is no answer he has vision problems as some speculated. attorneys say they found no indications of a motive behind the crash. all 150 people on board were

killed when the plane disintegrated after hitting the mountains. >> republican leaders in indiana are working today to change controversial legislation many say opens the door to discrimination against gays and less companies. the law approved by governor mike pence was meant to provide the government from forcing objections to provide service against religious beliefs but businesses can refuse service to whoever they want with numerous bay area based businesses like apple threatening boycotts. indiana lawmakers are proposing a change. >> we feel the need to step up to the plate today and get this clarified and calm the seas. >> inend democrats say today is the only way to fix the controversial law is to repeal it. but the governor said that is not going to happen. >> apple chief executive tim cook wrote an op-ed in the "washington post" calling the wave of religious freedom laws

dangerous and pro discrimination. cook said he opposed the legislation on behalf of apple adding it will hurt jobs, growth and the economy of the country. >> supreme court could decide whether to hear a bay area based freedom of speech case that began in morgan hill five years ago when several high school students wore shirts with the american flag on the mexican holiday a year after a mexican flag was paraded around campus triggering 30 fights between white and latino students. the white students were told to turn their shirts inside out or go home. if the justices take up the appeal they will decide if the fear of violence was justified. or if the first amendment protects the rights of student to peacefully protest. >> mountain lions are back in san mateo. someone spot adlai a lion early

this morning. after several sightings in the last few weeks people are warned to look out for mountain lions and do not approach them. >> you see a lot of them off of 280 corridor. >> tens of thousands who sparked the stadium for wrestlemania will fill the airports to go back home today. >> 76,000 fans turned out yesterday breaking the attendance record at the stadium and officials estimate that the event could pump $100 million into the local economy. levi stadium officials say wrestlemania was the perfect dry run for super bowl 50 next february. >> we have had big events and this could be the biggest. we are ready. >> wrestlemania was the highest grossing paid for view event in history grossing $12.6 million. >> still ahead a source to find home services.

the new feature amazon is rolling out to help you find plumbers and painters and more. >> the first lincoln continental in 13 years rolls off the assembly line. >> a look for our sutro tower with the haze and fog that mike was telling us about.

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>> happening today amazon has a new feature letting you hire people to complete with an psychiatry's list or craigslist. the market place checks but a contractor or third party that you need everything from housecleaning to plumbers and painters and even car mechanics. amazon said it will hand pick each service professional after running a background check and will match prices if customers can find a lower price for the same service somewhere else. >> an old favorite is running to ford 13 years after production of the high end vehicle stopped. ford is day butting the lincoln continental at the new york auto show. the company stopped producing continentals back in 2002 when the sales back but it is running with a smaller grill a sleeker look and new technology. the new lincoln goes on sale next year. >> you cannot walk into an apple for and buy the new watch. the stores will be funneling the

first round of orders through on-line reservation system. the report said that you will be able to try the watch on but employees will help you order it online. pre-orders begin april 10th. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning from the top of the broadcast center. i can already feel a little bit of the winds of change that will take away our record high temperatures and bring us cooler weather. we will see if the transition has a chance of rain and follow-up on the chance of rain on sunday, too. >> also ahead, how the bugs could become the factory workers of the future. >> plus the comic many people have never heard of who has been chosen to replace jon stewart on the

d covering fremont, palo alto, north pay and all the pay area this is abc7 news at 11. >> could insents be factory workers of tomorrow? the swarms of ants can move objects and butterflies and ants can move with each other. the previous projects have included robotic penguins and kangaroos and the insects are on display at a technology conference next month. >> they are limit and can get into places that are hard for to us get into. >> normally those are pests? >> normally but here they serve a good purpose. >> and heading outside, it feels like spring, mike? >> have the insects to prove it,

from time to time. good morning everyone live doppler hd shows how dry it is. we have a few passing high clouds and low clouds still clinging to the coast from daly city toward devin port -- davenport and a brief at half moon bay at nine miles per hour shooting through the gap at 18 miles per hour at sfo and ten in hayward and we are around ten in mountain view and san jose. that is what is going to prius the cooler weather today. it will still be warmer-than-average in most areas but not record setting like it was year. here is the satellite, with the clouds rolling through and you can see the prevailing northwest wind that will create upwelling the next couple of days and cool our ocean temperatures not that theyer exceptionally warm. clouds and cooler breezes today and especially tomorrow and wednesday and if you have the trash cans out or yawn furnitures the guts could cause a few issues on tuesday and

wednesday and slightly warmer pause of lake-efffect snow wind on thursday through saturday and then there is the slight chance of yet weather on sunday. as far as what is going on to the south you can see beautiful picture downtown san francisco and you are suffering with tree pollen, a new player today: cedar along with juniper, oak and sycamore. with the winds kicking up the next 48-72 hours the tree pollen will be worse. with the cloud cover and the prevailing breeze, low-to-mid 60s there into san francisco and upper 60 to low 70s an the bay and mid-to-upper 70s in the south bay and inland east bay that is where we are going to find some of the better-looking...higher temperatures. we will look at our lows and what we are dealing with tonight are upper 40s low-to-mid 50s and cloud cover being a little more extensive than this morning. as far as our high pressure you can see it backing out of the way as the cold front approaches

and then the bigger drop in temperatures tomorrow and the faster wind. this evening we are around tin or 20 miles per hour and tonight, higher elevations are around 25 to 30 and these are gusts as we head through noon tomorrow you can see where 15 to 25 and 30 to 35 along the coast and tomorrow afternoon that is when we will get up to around 25 to 35 and in 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts on wednesday. as far as the seven-day forecast we will drop a couple more deaths tomorrow and on wednesday and you can see the slow warming trend, nothing outrageously warm and nothing like the record highs over the weekend and right new, i would not wore about the sunday rain it is a small chance and six gays away we have a chance for a better feel for that coming up later on in the week. a standup comic from south africa is named as the replacement of jon stewart and introduced as a contributor to the show back in december and

trevor noah is the man after only three appearances he is getting promoted to the top job two months after jon stewart revealed he was leaning the job. he said he will step down later this year although a specific date has not been set or for the first show of trevor noah as host. >> harrison ford is out of the hospital following the plane crash the "people" magazine reports he was spotted drying in los angeles on saturday. authorities are have thing the march 5 crash and you can see the engine failed shortly after take off. >> big news for "dancing with the stars" fans. >> i will tell you about that. those clear on the war veteran are paying a lot of attention. he was planning on using a prosthetic arm for the argentine tango and has been practicing with his partner who just announced he has decided not to use the prosthetic tonight for the performance. >> problem is me getting used to it. i am not used to this technology

so it is me needing to adapt. >> you put a lot of weight into it it will break. >> i need more time with the arm. >> the dancing starts at 8:00 right here. >> and angelina has extend out in public for the first time since announcing she has preventive surgery to have her ovaries removed attending the kids choice award with two daughters and she hugged them before accepting an orange award for best villain for her role this a disney movie. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> fighting fire with sound. these students are replacing water with sound waves and why it works so well when it comes to putting out the flames. >> on rachel ray how to transform an ordinary

c >> hillary clinton is not the only top official who used personal e-mail account for official business. plenty of elected leaders here in california admit they are doing it, as well. the uncertainty is now being created. >> decades of work paying off

the big get away that has rangers celebrating. >> could putting out a fire be as easy as blasting a horn. researchers say it could be. check it out. >> engineering students have developed a fire extinguisher that lets out sound waves that disrupt the oxidation at core of the fire separating fuel source from the oxygen needed to keep burning. >> i like that. usually think of rust when you think oxidation... >> thanks for joining us.

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