los angeles for spring break with his teammates. his grandma said he didn't want to leave his younger brothers. >> i said go down and have some fun and come back. your brothers will be looking forward to you know being here with you and he left really halfheartedly about leaving and i dropped him off at the bart station and he said i love you nana and i said i love you too. that was it. >> early saturday morning vazquez told friends he wanted to leave the frat party and go to the beach. they tried to stop him but he left. during two phone calls she said he sounded confused and asked for help. >> he was really worried and didn't know what to do. >> eventually he hung up. he was hit by the car just seven minutes later. today the freshman soccer player was remembered by his coach and teammate. >> his impact was huge. certainly on me. >> although sometimes he was soft spoken he always had

a way -- excuse me he always had a way of making you laugh. >> funeral arrangements are underway. in berkeley, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> five people were rushed to the hospital today after an accident in san francisco happened at 29th street and san jose avenue around 2:30 this afternoon. the truck slammed into the side of the car. police didn't say who was at fault. five people were transported to the hospital. a 6th person was treated by first responders. >> a man treatsuspected in sexual assaults is in jail. they charged himçó with three felony counts. officers took him into custody in huntington park where he had allegedly been loitering after park hours. investigators say he would walk

up behind women, grope them and run off. these alleged attacks took place dating back to last september. >> a civil trial begins wednesday in the case of a saratoga girl that committed suicide after being sexually assaulted at a house party she hanged herself in 2012 after she was sexually assaulted at a party and nude pohotos surfaced afterward. her family didn't believe the punishment was severe enough. only two of the boys will stand trial. court records show they settled with the third boy's parents for $600,000. >> the supreme court today refused to intervene in a controversial free speech case. they upheld the court ruling involving students wearing american flag shirts in 2010. the lower court ruled administrators were justified when they ordered the students

to turn their shirts inside out or go home. officials feared the shirts would insight violence. >> robin williams children and wife are trying to dissolve their bitter dispute over his estate out of court. they're fighting over belongings from clothes to jewelry to memorabilia. carolyn tyler has more from the newsroom. >> well, the attorney for his adult children says this dispute is excruciating for them but the lawyer representing their step mother says what she is asking for compared to the william's children is a bucket in a lake. the battle is not what robin williams would have wanted but according to his trustees and they asked unsuccessfully to have the court documents sealed. >> they have disturbed that we're here because as an intensity private person mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> it puts her against her step

children over terms of the estate. in court today it was revealed that a final inventory of the home snyder shared with williams has 1200 items that need to be sorted out. her attorney believes there's no argument about most of them. >> the art on the walls. the furniture, her wedding presents those are the things that stay. the other things such as the academy awards statue and other items, they cheerilylearly go to the kids. >> the handover could begin within the next few days. the children have been arguing about momentos, jewelry, clothing photos. they want to put this legal process behind them. >> it's been almost 8 months since their father's death and they haven't received the items he wanted them to have. >> a local estate expert says while this is not a typical case family fights are. >> it's very important that if you're going to give an item of personal property that you are

very specific in identifying it. i understand in his case there's a question over the definition of memorabilia. >> the judge has given the parties until june 1st to resolve issues through informal talks and mediation. if not he'll step in. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> the family of an oakland man killed by a san francisco police officer near at&t park last year is suing the department. family members marched from city hall to police headquaters after filing the wrongful death lawsuit. he was shot and killed last october by officer david gough investigating a car break in after a giant's game. evans pointed a gun at the officer. >> the police officers of course are alleging he had a gun but they always tend to rationalize the killing of somebody by saying that somebody has a weapon. >> san francisco police say three different investigations on the shooting have not been completed. >> the california highway patrol is looking for a driver that

shot a young boy on interstate 880 in oakland yesterday. the boy was in a car heading northbound near 7th seat when another vehicle pulled up along side and a driver fired into the car. the boy was the only one injured but not critically. he was treated at the hospital. >> we're looking for a dark color sedan that had tinted windows and no license plate. so it had a paper license plate from a dealer or used car shop. >> investigators don't have a motive for the shooting but say it does not appear to be caused by road rage. >> firefighters rescued a dog from a fire today. it started at a home on west 9th street around 11:30 this morning. the fire spread from one of the bedrooms into the hallway and attic. firefighters had to cut holes in the roof to attack those flames. they had the fire out in about half an hour. a dog in the basement was safely removed. the fire caused about $100,000

in damage. with excessively dry conditions and unseasonably warm weather they urged everyone to make sure our homes are fire safe. they walked through various risk factors around the home such as leaving a stove on or candle lit. it's important to make sure that you keep the weeds and plants around your home trimmed. having a working smoke detector is critical. >> you save lives. there's no doubt about it. so it's very important that everybody has at least one of these in their apartment or home. >> they say to contact your land lord first and then file your complaint. >> the weather service says the first three months of this year are the driest on record for the city. the total rainfall is under 2 inches in san francisco. as for the rest of the bay area the time period is the driest start for livermore and third driest for san jose and santa rosa as well.

meantime the search for alternative water supplies goes on. ground water that used to get flushed into the bay because it was too salty is now running out of taps in three east bay cities. abc 7 news reporter david is live with more most people didn't know we had it. >> i didn't know about it until today. the water underneath this lake is too salty to drink: that's because they seeped into the underground basins but there's no water to waste. 60% of the water in freemont and union city is purchased from outside of the area. 40% comes from local sources like corey lakes. but after it percolates into the ground water basins it's a mixture of fresh and saltier bay water. >> there was historic pumping issues in this local area that

threw it down from the bay in toward our ground water basin. >> so 12 years ago the water district invested $17 million to build this plant and facilities. it was doubled five years ago and produces 10 million gallons from the water. it goes through a reverse osmosis process in which salt, crystals and minerals are filtered out by a fine membrane. >> this gives us the opportunity to take advantage of our local resources and increase our water supplies for our customers. >> the original goal is to save money by not purchasing more expensive water from the states and it's saving 380,000 customers $4 million a year but the plant has also helped to expand it's water supply in a drought. >> the water that comes out is blended with well water for taste and distributed right through the pipes to residences and businesses and it tastes

just like regular tap water. >> environmental impact remains an issue. abc 7 news. >> bikers be ware. coming up, the riskiest intersections for cyclists in san francisco. plus the fight over religious freedom in indiana and how one bay area university is stepping into the fray. >> more than 7 years after he was arrested for murder, what the ex-boyfriend is saying about amanda knox. >> also the president's passport, how the information it contains became common knowledge. >> and checking our 360 camera you can see here traffic on 101 northbound near the candlestick park exit, traffic is continuing. it looks like things are smooth sailing right now as we head northbound and southbound.

>> this is abc 7 news. >> you have probably heard the song spirit in the sky. the sonoma county resident that sang that 1969 hit was involved in a serious car crash over the weekend. friends tell us he is in critical condition tonight two days after the accident. the 72-year-old was a passenger in a car that fatally struck a motorcyclist saturday afternoon. the driver of the car wasn't injured but one of the two people on the motorcycle died. >> bike riders in san francisco may want to avoid specific dangerous intersections. a new report identified where riders in the city face the greatest risk of encountering

dis distracted drivers. it took into account the amount of cyclists on the road. some of the riskiest spots are in the lower 8 and church street from 15 street to market street in the triangle. the latest numbers show the importance of the city's vision 0. a plan to eliminate traffic dells by 2024. >> san francisco state's president joined the outcry today against an indiana law many say opens the door for discrimination. no university funds will be used to support employee or student travel to indiana. meanwhile the mayor of indianapolis this morning reassured visitors in this city this weekend for the final four they will all be welcome. the ncaa said if the law isn't changed it may consider moving it's operations in the coming months. >> we hold lots of events here. we'll have our national convention here. our offices are here. we have to say, all right. what are we going to do if this

law goes into effect in july and what's our relationship with the state of indiana going to be. >> the popular band announced today it's cancelling it's indiana tour date in protest. the measure the governor signed last week allows businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers in the name of religious freedom. >> just days after being cleared of murder amanda knox is reportedly heading back to italy. her lawyers say she will seek compensation for the four years she spent in prison. abc news reporter has the latest developments. >> i'm so grateful to have my life back. that's all i can say. >> 28-year-old amanda knox speaking out after being twice convicted but now exonerated by an italian court. four years in prison for the 2007 murder of roommate meredith kercher but her family is saying she wants to return to the place she knows the prison walls better than the landscape. knox's father tells abc news she

always loved italy and wants to go back and visit. according to her lawyer knox could write a book on the italian legal system and possibly seek compensation for her prison time but what's more likely according to those close with her is that she'll visit a prison chaplain she became close with while behind bars. her former boyfriend who was also acquitted and released made his first public comments monday saying he has been living in limbo. >> the void inside my soul. it's very hard to erase. >> he also said he is sorry the family is saddened by the latest verdict but added the court's finding is the truth. when she spoke with the press knox honored her memory. >> she deserved so much in this life. i'm the lucky one. >> his lawyer says the maximum compensation for wrongful imprisonment is around 550 american dollars. he could sue but at the moment he's not out for revenge.

>> two former federal agents are facing criminal charges related to the investigation into an online black market known as silk road. they filed charges against former secret service agent sean bridges and former dea agent carl force. bridges is accused of diverting $800,000 in digital currency to his personal account after gaining control of the funds during the silk road investigation. force is charged with wire fraud, theft of government property, money laundering and conflict of interest. president obama's personal information including his passport number was accidentally revealed by the australian government. an australian immigration official mistakenly sent an e-mail with the personal information of president obama and other heads of state from russia germany and britain. the information includes birthdates passport and visa numbers. >> oh, yeah.

amazon has already made shopping more convenient. >> now it's developing a brand new service and 7-on-your side's michael finney has today's consumer news. >> as if we aren't spending enough time and money with amazon.com. >> not even close. >> the online retail giant announced it wants to become your go-to source for household services. everything from refrigerator installation to goat grazing services services. >> i can purchase hundreds of services, tv installation, landscaping, and music lessons. >> you put in your zip code and amazon tells you which services are in your area. amazon offers price matching and money back guarantee. >> finally i have a little good news to report for airline travellers. the rate of lost and damaged

luggage has dropped by more than 60% worldwide over the past seven years. the rate of mishandled bags dropped from 19 bags per 1,000 handle in 2007 to 7 bags per thousand in 2014. the decline comes as the total number of marijuana ever passengers flying worldwide decreased by 40% during the same period. why the good news? they computerized baggage handling system. >> they're going to be more expensive. land rover unveiled the new high end range rover today at the new york auto show. it features a 550 horsepower v-8 engine. a beverage chiller compartment for rear seat passengers and powered deployable tables. the cost under $200,000. we may be seeing a few more competitors for the most expensive suv title soon here.

they're all planning ulta luxury suvs. >> not enough? >> that one is a mere $200,000. >> thank you, michael. >> whatever you get, get something you can put the top down because it's nice. >> yes she's here now with our accuweather forecast. >> feels like spring. breezy and it's going to get windier. blue skies mixing in with high clouds right now. let me show you live doppler 7 hd and we'll talk about the stronger winds coming up. right now looking at low and high clouds on live doppler 7 hd. as we take a look at the winds gusting at 30. some of the winds are going to head toward speed tomorrow at this time. so hang on tight. you can see the clouds lingering. it's a cooler day thanks to the on shore winds.

mid 50s to low 80s so far the highs and as we take a look at san jose's picture you can take a few clouds there. quite a variety from 59 to 71 in concord. and as we take a look at one other live picture the cloud cover has certainly increased both at the low levels and at the high levels. morning drizzle we're looking at gusty winds tomorrow afternoon and sunny and milder for your thursday and your friday. so the satellite radar shows you what's going on. that ridge of high pressure is weakening. that allowed the temperatures to drop today. on shore breezes will ramp up tomorrow as the cooler air mass works it's way toward the bay area. here's what's going to happen. tonight you'll notice high clouds and the low clouds around at 11:00. tomorrow morning we'll see spotty drizzle for the commute so keep that in mind as you make plans to head out the door but

those winds will actually sweep out the low clouds that we have and we will enjoy plenty of sun. it is going to be a cooler tuesday for you. form morning allow the extra time. a bit on the breezy side for the start of the morning commute along with slick roadways due to drizzle and look at those winds. by 3:00 close to 40 miles per hour. 36 at half moon bay. winds will continue to increase for the evening rush hour. 41 miles per hour winds. continues to remain gusty into the evening hours. if you have loose objects in your backyard tie them down. temperatures tomorrow morning mid 40s to the low 50s. we'll need a jacket or sweater. fog and high clouds around and for the afternoon it's a mild one with sunshine in the south bay. gilroy 74. on the peninsula 65. 69 redwood city. still up into the upper 50s

arnds half moon bay and a windy one. hang on tight. upper 50s to low 60s. sunshine in downtown san francisco, 64 and it will be windy in the north bay. cooler day as well. 70 in santa rosa napa, out toward the east. 68 in oakland, 69 fremont, in land spots, mild 73 livermore, 72 concord. a look at the 7-day forecast it's a windy and cooler tuesday. we head into your wednesday and it's going to be a nice sunny one. the winds will clear out our skies keeping it on the sunny side thursday and friday with a little bit of a arm up and over the weekend still looking for any changes and right now it's going to be cooler on easter but a slight chance of showers has been pushed until monday instead of easter. it's very much in conflict as far as whether that shower chance will materialize. computer models are in disagreement. >> an iconic restaurant will

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two men are arrested in a deadly shooting that police say stemmed from jealousy over a woman. they were in court today. police say an exgirlfriend of one of them interacted with another man at a bar called the spot in union city friday night. he was shot multiple times and killed. gates and young are behind bars without any bail tonight. meantime dozens of residents can use their water again after a mane break interrupted service this morning. they were over the sinkhole caused by washington high school. a contractor working on the road hit the buried water line apparently and ruptured it. crews made a temporary fix to

all 40 customers do have water and workers are on the scene trying to fix the road. >> tesla will reveal a new product next month and it's not a car. elon musk sent out this tweet saying a major new product line will be revealed april 30th. shares rose 3% after the tweet if february he announced it would unveil a home battery ready to go into production in six months. >> the french laundry is reopening it's dining room a week from tomorrow. it's been closed since december. improvements won't be finished until the fall so the staff will be cooking out of a temporary kitchen. the restaurant is supposed to be making it easier to score a table by taking reservations up to two months in advance now but we checked for the next two months. it aappears every table is still booked. >> popular place.

>> still ahead tonight, flight to freedom.

coming up a rash of armed convenience store rob risk in the north bay. you're going to see the surveillance video. >> from 7-on-your side, the rave reviews from new american made cars but why it's not all good news. >> and saluting the marines a special honor for a local man for his act of defiance decades ago. >> all coming up at 7:00. >> but big horn sheep are back roaming for the first time in more than a century. >> the sheep were delivered by helicopter to the cathedral range over the past three days. >> a total of 22 rams were released in the nation the sheep have been tagged and outfitted with jgps. >> now there are more than 600 in the area. >> that's a nice change.

>> it s. world news tonight is next. >> all of us here we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. tonight, the breaking developments. the deadly shooting outside one of the most secure sites in america. gunfire at nsa headquarters. officers opening fire. the deadly confrontation. the co-pilot who crashed that jet in the alps. tonight, the images now of him flying. and the medical records that reveal he had, quote, "suicidal tendencies." how did get into that cockpit? the near disaster. new images tonight of the passenger jet crashing more than 1,000 feet short of the runway. one of the engines ripping off. on the eve of the final four, the firestorm where they're playing. the ncaa now weighing in on indiana's controversial new law. and the governor? >> george -- >> the abc news exclusive. and the dangerous fall through the roof. the country tonight pulling for one brave firefighter.