live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good afternoon and thank you for joins us, i'm ama daetz. >> the giant, the home opener at att park and the world series champions and they did have a few surprises for champions including a tribute, and a classic shot at madison bum gartner doing his victory lap on the horse. >> we have live team coverage this afternoon. wayne friedman, and mike schumann is live from the ballpark with a look at the

day's festivities. >> reporter: there's nothing like the home opener and it seems to be a lot more magical. the giants are 12 and 3 at at&t park since they moved here in 2000 and today coming off a world series championship was really special. let's show you what happened. they started out with the entire team walking out from center field. the fans went crazy with bruce botch bocci and tim lincecum. just a special moment for everybody, and as i mentioned the place just went nuts and then the introductions happened and of course, colorado was introduced first. i think their team had to stand there for about an hour and i would have taken it back to the clubhouse at that point and even the giants players were getting restless when you have this long of a pregame. the marshal tucker band singing the anthem. that was my old college band at florida state. good to see them out here at at&t. and then a tribute to 230r78er

giants broadcaster lon simmons who passed away last week and they threw out the first pitches and it was quite exciting to see and madison bumgartner finally got his wish and jumped on the horse and delivered the 2014 championship ban tore jeremy out in right center and then, of course jerry took the banner, ran it up the pole. as i mentioned, the third world series championship banner in the last five years doesn't get much better than that, and then, of course, rookie chris heston making his second start with the first pitch. so just quite a pregame for everybody involved and over 40,000 people either called in sick today were working from home and, boy, just quite a pregame festivities out here. unfortunately the giants came

within a three-game losing streak and they were three back of the national league west and we'll have more on that coming up later at 6:00 in sports and what a day out here guys and really special to be a part of it and there you go you got it confirmed right there. i'm mike shum ann,chumannschumann, back to you guys. >> all they need is a few more runs and you'll remember during the parade in the san francisco police department, we don't feel comfortable with madison bumgartner on a horse and he certainly felt very much at home. we do want to continue our live team coverage, wayne freedman is at the opener. what a crowd. >> san francisco does so many things well. we do food well. we do politics well. you know what else we do well? we do baseball well not only on

the field but the people who root for those guys on the field and picked up today right where they left off. ♪ ♪ time seems to fly once it's flown so here we are again. >> it's my happy place. >> more than her happy place, all of their happy places note the orange and black. we're back and the giants are back. one more opportunity for feeling triumphant. >> my heart's going to come out of my chest. >> did you ever think you'd sit at an opening day winning three out of the last four world searies? >> yeah. >> one, two three, not good enough. i want a full dynasty. >> as if the giants didn't already have enough manners and today was about seeing that one more go up. jared diaz and his family purposely bought seats in left center field so when the time came they would be only a few feet away to witness this.

for a franchise and fans that waited so long, so many riches. >> and now we get the ball game! >> reporter: another full season of them. >> reporter: and that full season is continuing behind me now. giants still down 2-0, onlya few fans are leaving and you can hear them shouting out there. a whole other season of baseball, yes, gets started again. live outside the ballpark in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you. some fans experienced severe sticker shock when they were looking for a place to park today. check out this picture that lyann melendez tweeted, a parking garage and it got worse than that some called it premium pricing and others called it extortion. lyanne will have it coming up on abc news at 5:00. we want to see how you're celebrating the giants where you

live and post them using the #whereyoulive. today the sdwrients honored a fan who was killed by a hit and run driver during a police chase. >> tragedy hit sunday night when san francisco resident, was struck as they fled the police. bridget who friends describe as funny, intelligent and caring and was an avid giants fan who had planned to attend today's game. >> so sad. police still have not found the robbers whose car hit checker. they did find that car abandoned on treasure island. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, the reporter talks to her mother and looks at san francisco's policy on police chases. dive teams resume searching today for the body of a motorcyclist who plunged off the antioch bridge. the cyclist hit a car and fell 135 feet into the san joaquin river. callers reported seeing

motorcyclists traveling at high speeds and weaving in and out of traffic. the coast guard, and firefighters used helicopters to look for him without luck and called off the search for today a short time ago. >> a dublin man is one of the three victims who died while diving for abalone off the mend on sin on county coast. they were with two other divers when they were caught by rough waves yesterday. an off-duty firefighter who was fishing nearby saw them struggling and he called for help. a rescue boat picked up two men and they managed to get to a rocky area and firefighters said the divers were a group of friends from the east bay renting a vacation home nearby. it's time to get a check on our weather on this monday. >> and outside is spencer christian, and it's a breezy day. >> it is. much different from yesterday and quite cool. we do have sunny skies and here's a look at live doppler 7hd and little in the way of high clouds and thin clouds and up to the north-northwest we do

have rain pushing into the eureka area and a few drops from that system can work their way into the bay area and right now we're looking at gusty winds up to 31 miles per hour and 28, hayward and 22 at oakland, san carlos and mountain view around the bay area and most looks are pretty windy. here is a live view looking out over san francisco and blue skies. 64 in oakland and san carlos, 61, 65 in san jose and 67 at half moon bay. check out blue skies looking westward from our camera, 68, santa rosa and upper 60s in fairfield, concord and livermore and as we look westward again here is the first forecast. we'll see a few clouds tonight and it will be breezy and cool with a chance of some spotty drizzle. it won't be very widespread and mostly clear, breezy and cool tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, sunny and breezy once again, but we do have a big warm-up coming our way later in the week and i'll give you more

details on that, harry and ama. a police officer is under arrest on drug-related charges in san francisco. san pablo police said they tipped off the sfpd after they became aware of the officer's illegal activities. police aren't saying exactly what he did nor are they releasing his name. the officer had already been relieved of duty and put on paid administrative leave before the arrest. crews continue to clean up a cement spill in oakland creek. the cement was spilled when a valve was left open. the cement clogged a half mile of that creek. today crews that were contracted by east bay municipal utility district cleaned up the area around clairemont and roto rooter was called in to help fix this mess. the company removed cement debris from parts of underneath homes along 30-inch pipes and that clean up is expected to last for several more days. getting around san jose just

got a little bit easier. sky 7hd shows a brand new ramp connecting northbound 280 to northbound 880. the new connector is expected to ease traffic getting on to the freeway. drivers heading northbound will no longer have to share the ramp with those heading to stephens creek boulevard. the improvement project broke ground. a double shooting closes a busy east bay section for hours and coming up the victims injured and the investigation under way. airline soars to the top. the good news for virgin america. why passengers overall have a reason to grumble. >> new at 4:30, one day after hillary clinton makes it official marco rubio makes the race for the white house and we'll preview. he'll answer them here live just a little bit later just search for michael finney. >> at 4:10, time for our first

check of the afternoon commute and this is 101 in san rafael. oncoming traffic is usually heaviest at this hour and that's the heavy commute and southbound heading back toward the golden gate bridge and into the city muc okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too.

sunny valleyvale and the bay area, this is abc 7 news. traffic is a mess at one of the busiest freeway interchanges in san jose. here is a live picture from sky 7hd. all lanes of 280 where it connects to northbound 680 are shut down right now because of a

man threatening to jump from an overpass. you're going to see all of the interchanges there, but look, few cars on the roadway. the man is standing on the overpass that connects 680 with southbound 101. 101 right now remains open. however, traffic is backed up for miles in both directions and you can see no cars on that area where all lanes of 280 are shut down right now. we will keep you updated. you can always get the latest on twitter on abc 7 news, bay area. busy berkeley intersection is back open this afternoon after an early morning shooting. two people had to go to the hospital and abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: shots were fired at ashby and shattuck and residents said it was rapid fire. >> it was like anti-aircraft fire. like, really fast you know? ever hear like when a laser goes off, and you can hear the puff at the end? sort of like that. >> reporter: the two young men

in this car were hit and the people in the other car got away. >> we do have two male victims in their 20s that were injured and they were transported to a local hospital and they're expected to survive and they did receive pretty serious injuries during this exchange of fire. >> reporter: police say it could have been worse and some bullets hit the station on the corner and an apartment building on ashby. >> it was pretty scary for the neighborhood. in this case one of the apartment buildings are occupied and those apartments are occupied and easily we could have had more victims in this case that could have been injured. >> it's disheartening because this area, i mean there's a lot going on here. it's culturally pretty rich in this area but disheartening. >> reporter: residents we spoke to were disappointed to hear about the gun fire but tell us they aren't too worried about their safety. >> i mean around this neighborhood every day and i don't feel unsafe. >> i'm not going live my life worried every second. i'm not messing with anyone, so -- maybe this was a random act, you know?

>> reporter: that's his speculation. police haven't said what they think the motive was behind the shooting and they're also looking into whether it was a shootout if both parties were shooting at each other. it's all under investigation and they haven't made any arrest. in berkeley, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. people on a cruise ship that arrived in san diego got sick with the norovirus during the voyage. they were sick during the course of the 15-day trip and almost all had recovered by the time the ship docked and the centers for disease control says it's investigating exactly what caused the outbreak. the norovirus leads to vomiting diarrhea and fever and most recover within three days but it is an unpleasant three days. virgin america tops the list for the third consecutive year. the barrelling game-based airline scored well in three of the four categories including fewest lost bags and fewest denied boardings and fewest customer complaints. it did slip a bit in on-time

ratings and the other airlines include hawaiian airlines at number two, delta at three, jetblue at fourth and alaska is in at number five and overall the airlines declined from 2013 which was the best ever year in overall performance. two bay area based retailers are among 13 national chains being put on notice by the state of new york for possible work rule violations. new york's attorney general is investigating reports that the gap and williams sonoma are among companies using a practice called on-call scheduling which could violate a new york law. the staffing protocol requires employees to be available on short notice for busy days. >> it's committed to establishing sustainable scheduling practices target, sears and jc penny are among the retailers being invest gaited. health news. antibiotic news in farm animals is growing. >> and it may be dangerous to

bees. jane king has more in today's wellness report. >> the fda says antibiotic use grew on farms despite more regulations against it. one particular antibiotic was up 2.5% since 2012 and tetra psyche lean use was up and it could make people resistant to the disease. meanwhile, lowe's will stop selling pesticides linked to honey bee decline. it will join home depot in pulling pesticides used on many lawns and gardens. honey bees pollinate food and there's concern that their decline could lead to a tightening of the food supply. makers of candy is warned about misleading nutrition claims and new york's attorney general says the company behind the vitamin-infused snack may not be following the rules. a letter to the company says vitamins must be added to the snack and just a minimal fruit content inside isn't sufficient.

from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. i could stay outside although a bit blustery with the wind coming through. it must be what is holding back the giants offense. these winds not only blow when they're at the place. >> you're right. it almost feels like winter. i wish i'd brought my heavy coat. it is windy and it is a bit chilly for this time of year and let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd and we have clear skies outside and a few thin, wispy high clouds and we may get a few clouds overnight and check out the 24-hour temperature change than at this hour and 14 degrees cooler in novato than in this time yesterday and 13 degrees cooler in hayward and livermore. quite a cooldown from yesterday and we'll warm up later in the week and looking at the golden gate bridge and these are our forecast features and we'll get a little spotty drizzle and it's possible and not very widespread and we'll see sunny breezy

conditions tomorrow and the warm up begins mid-week wednesday and continues through the end of the week. here's what's happening in the atmosphere. we have a dry weak cold front approaching us and producing some light showers already up in the northwestern corner of the country and that will sweep through overnight and the northwest corner of the state, i should say and behind that front, high pressure delves in and we'll have a big warm up as i mentioned beginning wednesday and let's talk about overnight conditions and the forecast animation and starting at 7:00 as the clouds sweeps through. a chance of spotty drizzle and no widespread significant rainfall is expected as the front sweeps on through before the morning rush begins and it will be breezy tomorrow behind the front and mainly sunny and here's our warm up that's coming our way and starting wednesday we'll see inland highs and right around 80 degrees in the warmest spots and we'll see mid-80s inland and upper 70s on the coast and by friday look for high temperatures near 90 inland and continued low 80s around the

bay and 70 around the coast. overnight, mainly clear, cool and lows in the mid to upper 40s and tomorrow, sunny in the south bay with highs in the upper 60s and mid to upper 60s on the peninsula and upper 50s to near 60 on the coast and downtown san francisco will top out in the north bay and santa rosa 68 and 66 and fremont and we'll have highs mainly in the upper 60s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and look at the warm up near wednesday through friday and temperatures are moderate a bit over the weekend and that will be a gradual cooldown. we have lovely summerlike weather coming our way and we'll have to wait a couple of days to feel the warm-up. larry and ama? >> the 360 camera in san francisco on the embarcadero here and this is heading southbound here right now, just past brannon and approaching at&t park and because the giants

game is around the ninth inning and this is basically a parking lot here and if you're headed back in the other direction northbound you will see that usually the police block off the streets towards the end of a baseball game so this part of the embarcadero in you were heading back toward the bridge or pier 39 that's looking pretty good, but the rest of this is you're going one mile an hour or not at all for an extended period of time. ama? >> thank you larry. well, coming up, sharing the spotlight who masters champ jordan spieth is crediting for his win. >> robert f.

this is lwo. weather is no go. >> storm clouds forced space to scrub today's planned launch of the falcon rocket on a platform floating in the ocean and a

historic landing failed in january. this next mission includes the delivery of more than 4,000 pounds of supplies to the international space station including two experiments from nasa's aames research center in moffitt hill. the next launch opportunity is tomorrow afternoon. newly crowned masters champ jordan spieth woke up and tweeted, well, i'm glad that wasn't a dream. [ cheering ] >> the 21-year-old yes 21! won the prestigious green jacket in record fashion. his score of 18 under par equaled tiger woods' record for lowest score ever at the masters. spieth says putting on that famed green jacket capped the best day of his life. >> to join the club that is the green jackets and to join masters history and put my name on that trophy and to have this jacket forever is something that

i can't fathom right now. >> so poised. spieth went wire to wire and led the tournament from beginning to end and just the first person in history to do so. he says his 14-year-old sisterelie who has special needs is his inspiration and she keeps things in perspective for him. he is amazing. so much poise for a 21-year-old. it's remarkable. abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next a san francisco comic bookstore is struggling to survive and how longtime customers are helping keep the doors open. >> and they plan to go after water wasters. the customers that will soon see a near 50% spike in their bills. i made my decision. i did. >> why are you running? >> first, senator marco rubio in his own words and the republican presidential candidate on why he's t

live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. here are the headlines where you live today at 4:30 play ball! the giants home opener against the colorado rockies is under way at at&t park. abc 7

sports anchor mike shum ann. anticipation for fans and player alike. shu will be on at abc 7 news at 5:00. looking into what cal fire is doing in light of the multi-year drought. he tweets an epic fire season has cal fire hiring seasonal firefighters early and we'll have that at 5:00 as well. the field is getting crowded in the 2016 presidential race. nor da senator marco rubio says he will run to be the nation's leader. karen travers is live with details on the new candidate. karen? >> reporter: good afternoon, ama. yeah, things are heating up on the campaign trail and marco rubio is now the third ep republican contend tore make the run at the white house and he tried to make generational differences between himself and the other candidates. meanwhile hillary clinton is making her way from new york to iowa to kick off what's supposed to be a more low-key campaign

for her and she's certainly living up to that. today she made a stop at a chipotle in ohio. she was in there with dark sunglasses on and am a nobody recognized her. the republican field has another contender. >> grounded by the lessons of our history, but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> florida senator marco rubio announced his widely expected presidential bid tonight in miami. the 43-year-old rising star is the son of cuban immigrants who fled to the u.s. today he sat down for an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos. >> i think this country is at a generational moment where it needs to decide not what party it wants in charge, but what country we want to be. >> hillary clinton is en route to iowa. senator and first lady is road tripping in a van she nicknamed scooby. she stopped at a chipotle in ohio this afternoon and seen here in security camera footage

and went unrecognized in dark sunglasses. president obama said hillary clinton would make an excellent president, but don't call that an endorsement. >> there are other people who are friends of the president who may at some point decide to get into the race. >> reporter: no surprise the republican presidential contenders wasted no time launching their attacks. >> barack obama in one corner, hillary clinton in the other and that is who the republicans will be positioning against for the better part of the next year. >> hillary clinton's expected to hold her first campaign event on tuesday in iowa, but it's going to be a small one. those big rallies that we're used to seeing during campaign season those aren't expected to start until next month. reporting live from washington karen travers abc 7 news. you can see more of the exclusive interview with david muir. meanwhile, the logo hillary clinton chose for her campaign has a lot of people talking and

wondering this afsh. many are questioning why the h has a red arrow pointing to the right because red is traditionally the color that republicans use. others are saying it looks like the fedex logo or a hospital entry sign. a man hunt in north carolina is under way this afternoon after a deadly shooting at a community college. it happened this morning at wayne community college in goldsboro. authorities say the victim was a longtime campus employee. police are looking for a man they believe entered a campus building and shot the employee with a rifle. it's believed the two men knew each other and the accused shooter used to attend the school. no one else was injured. >> convicted murderer jody arias will spend the rest of her life in prison. an arizona judge formally sentenced the 34-year-old for the 2008 killing of her former boyfriend travis alexander. a jury deadlocked last month putting arias' fate in the hands of a judge. the mistrial ruled out the death penalty.

arias will not be able to get out on parole. a second child aboard an all-terrain vehicle that crashed into a pond has now died. the 3-year-old boy, only 3 years old was riding on the atv with a 5-year-old friend in lincoln, 30 miles northeast of sacramento. the chp says the boy his been riding around the property and they somehow ended up in the pond unfortunately and nobody saw exactly how this happened. paramedics administered cpr to both boys before they were airlifted to the medical center. his parents were not cited or arrested, but may face charges as the investigation continues. governor brown ordered and now the water districts are responding. east bay mud is unveiling its drought management plan which includes fines and penalties for those who use the most water, but some wonder if the district is going far enough. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live with the story. laura?

>> reporter: the signs are everywhere like comanche is almost empty. on tuesday, staff will ask the district's board of directors to declare a stage four drought, the highest level possible. >> that's a critical drought. that's as bad as it gets on east bay mud. there's no survey and it's the same story in the east bay watershed. east bay mud will unveil its surcharge system. the lowest water users, those using 98 gallons per day or less will see their bill increase 17% or less, about $4.99 per month. average user 246 gallons per day would receive a 24% increase, about 1165 per month and the highest users consuming nearly 1500 gallons per day would see their rate jump 45%

and about $119 per month, an amount that includes excessive use penalties. >> we started conserving last year. >> but some who already conserve think the tiered system penalizes the wrong people. >> there are a lot of areas to the south of here that have huge lawns and they're still green. it doesn't look to me as though they're cutting back. >> reporter: besides the drought surcharges and penalties east bay will formalize restrictions on outdoor watering and begin buying water from the sacramento river. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> visit abc 7 news.com for more advice on the simple steps you can take to conserve water. robert kennedy, jr., is apologizing for his comments likening children who are vaccinated to a holocaust. kennedy a local opponent of mandatory vaccinations apologized because he was struggle toing convey the autism and their families. he was in sacramento last week

speaking out against a california bill limiting vaccination waivers for school kids. coming up, the provocative parenting style that now has one couple at odds with child protective services. first though west coast freeway turns deadly. the sudden collapse leaving one driver dead. i'm michael finney. ask finny is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook and just search for michael finney and i'll answer your questions here live a little later. i'm spencer christian looking at not so blue sky now from our east bay hills camera as a few clouds sweep in an

a chunk of highway overpass fell on to a car this morning killing one person inside. it happened in bonnie lake not far from tacoma. construction crews were installing a sidewalk on the overpass when a chunk of concrete crashed down. >> we are continuing to follow a developing story from san jose. traffic is a mess right now at one of the busiest freeway interchanges in san jose. this is a live look from sky 7 hd right now all lanes of 280 where it connects to northbound 680 are shut down because of a man threatening to jump from an overpass. he's standing on the overpass that connects 680 with southbound 101. 101 remains open however traffic remains backed up for miles in both directions and 280 shut

down and no cars there. >> it's time for a live look for other traffic in the bay area with larry. >> we'll take another live look at 280 northbound. as you recall, we were on the embarcadero and from the southbound direction and approaching king street near at&t park and we're right at the point where the off-ramp is right here. if you stay to the left you will head down the embarcadero and we have 40,000 people roughly 40,000 or more heading out of the giants game because that game just ended so this is going to be very slow. traffic heading back in the other direction as you can see. southbound is much better and that's clear at this moment. let's get a check of the forecast outside with spencer christian. >> okay, larry. we have sunny skies right now. mainly it's breezy and cool and here's live doppler 7 hd and we'll have this weather paternal though a front may sweep through tonight that will bring us light drizzle. tomorrow, nationally, this is the weather picture. we'll see thunderstorms from the

mid atlantic states to the southeast and it will be mainly quiet and warm in the central part of the country and a high of 80 degrees in fargo, north dakota tomorrow and a few showers in the pacific northwest and across the state of california tomorrow we may see light showers around eureka and most of the state will be sunny and dry and cooler than average and cooler than it's been lately and breeze owe the coast and that includes the bay area where we'll see highs ranging from upper 50s at the coast and mid-60s in the bay and we do have a big warm up coming our way and it will look like this in san jose in the seven days ahead and the warm up starts on wednesday across the entire bay area and look for high temperatures reaching 84 degrees for thursday, friday and saturday and that's indicative of what we can expect in all of our inland locations at the end of the week we'll see high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s in some spots and the temperatures will gradually taper off sunday and monday it won't be a sharp drop-off and we have very warm and summerlike

weather coming up at the end of the week. larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, wrinkle warning. the precaution the fda is issuing to companies making cosmetic claims too good to be true. but first, how much freedom for kids is too much? the couple now finding themselves at the center of a child controversy. i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. bay area transit passengers are noticing more pets on

covering cupertino, concord wine country and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. in maryland a couple is under scrutiny once again from child protective services after their children were found at a park without adult supervision. 6-year-old dvora and her 10-year-old brother rafi was picked up by police after someone spotted their kids all alone and called 911. cps held the children for hours before they were reunited with their parents. >> it says that we will not leave them unattended at all and i'm not going to risk my

kids being snatched again like this by cps. >> this is the third time the parents have been in trouble for letting their kids roam freely. they call it free range parenting and claim that it builds independence, but police call it illegal. the state law in maryland says a child under 8 must be under the care of a reliable person who is at least 13 years old. the fountain of youth can't be found in a jar. the fda is issuing a warning about exaggerated claims by beauty cream companies and ongoing effort to keep companies in checks, the fda sent warning labels to try vekt in. they can't treat a disease like acne, increase collagen and revive cells. it described one product as clinically proven to change the anatomy of a wrinkle. a drf dermatology at stanford health care says there is no magical fix to aging skin. >> it's not a magic wand and it will not take away your

wrinkles. i think they can mitigate and minimize wrinkles. >> a spokesperson for try vekt insays the company has revised all wording on those products in question. the law is now in pepsi's hands when it comes to the nba. pepsico has won exclusive rights to the nba, the national basketball association that ends coca-cola's 30-year run as the league's sponsor. this move will give pepsi preferential treatment during commercials and athletes will be more likely to forge partnerships with the soft drink giant as a result of the deal and it has sponsorship rights with major league baseball and the nhl, however coca-cola remains the number one soft drink sold worldwide. time now for ask finney and he's here to answer questions sent to him by facebook, twitter. i noticed more and more dogs on both mun and i bart. these are pets not service animals. what recourse do i have? >> this is very interesting.

bart and muni have their own rules. let's start with muni. first of all, your animals cannot be on muni during rush hour. so in the morning and in the afternoon they can't be there when everyone is trying to get to work or to home. other than that, you can have your animal inside an approved carrier on muni. that's always okay or you can have your dog on a leash if it is muzzled and you can only have one animal per muni car. are you guys following this? >> yeah. >> we have looked into this so much because we got a lot of questions about this. so that's it for muni. go online and check the rules so you know the same thing. >> basically one animal per bus or per car. >> now i'll throw this to bart. oh, and by the way on muni you've got to pay. whatever you pay to be on muni, that's right, you have to pay for your animal. whatever your fee is same fee.

and then for bart they can come any time but they can't be on a leash and muzzled. that's not enough. they have to be in an approved carrier and that's the only way they can be on bart of course, none of these rules count for service animals. >> right. >> betty asks, my husband has been buying wine and a cr-v purchased and wine bottles are not recyclables so why the cr-v charge? >> wine is not crv unless it's a wine cooler. is he drinking a wine cooler? if he's not you might want to talk to the store or report them to the state, but they're not spoized to be charging crv. >> do halt trucks have to stop at the weigh station? >> sure do. it doesn't matter if you rent it, if you own it, if it has to stop it has to stop. most pickup trucks don't count, but you might want to go to dmv to check out the rules. >> good to know. >> thank you, michael. paramount pictures released

a new trailer of the new "terminator" movie today. >> the terminator. >> it is nice to meet you. >> i've been trying to teach him to blend in. i know it needs work. >> he looks so friendly. >> he'll be back! >> he is back! terminator genesis is the fourth film in the series which brings the former governor arnold schwarzenegger back to the franchise he first made famous in 1984 and it was filmed around san francisco with the action scenes on the golden gate bridge and "terminator genesis" is in theaters june 1st. >> the owner wrote this sign and posted on the door of her shop, to the person going through our trash for your next meal, she offered the person a free sandwich, no questions asked. >> since posting that sign her customers have come up with a way to help to pay for the food for others.

those in need for food can grab a prepaid post-it note for a meal. >> what a wonderful gesture. >> up next comic book customers are acting like real-life superheroes for a san francisco store. how they're keeping the doors open. now here's dan with what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> thanks, guys. coming up next blue versus blue. >> he was arrested by a san francisco police department. >> why san francisco police arrested an officer from another bay area city. and the new plan to create one of the largest ski areas anywhere in the country and that's next when cheryl and i se

yo here is tonight's primetimelineup on abc 7 and it's the 10th anniversary season of "dancing with the stars kwot "followed by "castle" then join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 and san francisco's higher minimum wage will start going up in may

as part of the voter-approved initiative by $14 an hour by 2015. sergio quintana talked with two small businesses who said they are struggling to find creative wage. >> big movies based on comics like the avengers and marvel should mean big business for the comic experience but the shop owner says san francisco's coming hike in the minimum wage is forcing new strategies just to stay open. >> i have a budget, and i knew that i could meet that budget but to suddenly have that increased by $80,000 out of the blue is kind of difficult. >> unlike other small businesses that can hike some prices of the products to make up the extra revenue brian says he can't do that. >> why not just increase the price of what you're selling. >> we can't because it literally has the price printed on the cover. >> to stay afloat he is launching a graphic novel club

with annual membership fees of $240 a year. club members will get special perks. another san francisco bookstore recently avoided shutting down because of the minimum wage hike by launching a sponsorship program. >> we initially asked 300 sponsored to give us $100 each for the year 2015 and if we were able to do that we would stay open until at least march of 2016. >> for borderland books the sponsorship drive has surpassed the goal of 300 sponsored and more than 700 people have signed up. customers have told me they love the local stores but they also support an increase in the minimum wage. the $15 minimum wage is speaking to what's the cost of living in the region. so far devoted customers seem willing to pony up extra money to support local shops. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz and nbc 7 news at

5:00 begins right now. >> this is highway robbery. >> this is ridiculous. >> and to think they could have shelled out just 60 bucks. who is paying these eye-opening prices for the giants home opener. >> and they came early and cheered loudly for a special opening dayer is money toe celebrate a world series win and to say good-bye to an old friend. plus developing news in the south bay the major freeway that's been all, but shut down for hours. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist dan ya patel and i'll look at big changes coming up. live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. an opening day victory lap, madison bumgartner are back home for the first time since they won the world series last year.

>> the farm boy is comfortable on a horse and today's pregame festivities included a memorial honor for lon simmons and his four daughters threw out the game's first pitches. >> but the final pitch of the day really stung as the giants lost their home opener and their fourth in a row a slow start for the world champions. >> good evening thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is at at&t park and lyanne melendez is on the embarcadero. fans were lining up to high five the giants players before they got on the field at at&t park today. the giants tweeted this vine video saying this is how you make an entrance. and getting to the ballpark proved to be a costly proposition for many today. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez tweeted this photo of a garage that charged $100 for parking. lyanne is live from the

embarcadero to get to what fans paid on opening day not cheap, lyanne. >> reporter: i don't want to be a debbie downer here dan but i have to tell you charging $100? many of these independent garages were doing today, can we say quietly gouging fans? >> watch closely. this is what a free market economy looks like. the price for a parking space jumps from $70 to $80 just like that. >> we just made it for 70 over there and it was going up to 80. every hour closer to the hour it will go up another 10 or $20. and if you blinked you would have missed the parking garage across the street raise its prices, too. from 80 to $100. >> opening day. we're die hard fans you know? we'll pay $100 if we have to. >> on any given day these parking garages on townsend street charge $18 a day, but raised their prices a bit on game day