broadcast center this is abc 7 news. good afternoon everyone. >> first at 4:00 huge clean up effort is under way in the south bay after a large tree fell on a detached garage in the yard of a home. look at that. sky 7 hd showing us the scene in san jose. this happened just before noontime abc 7 news reporter david louis live along the street with the details. >> reporter: dramatic from sky 7 hd, but dramatic here on ground level where you can see the garage was squarely demolished by the huge limbs. it fell to the north and to the northwest, nobody was home at the time, and the house was spared. and fortunately, the dogs that live here also were inside at

the time. as you can see from sky 7 hd this is a huge tree. estimated to be 50 feet tall. it fell across the yard from the neighbor's house and landed on the garage next door at home of leanne fortunately, no one was injured, her two teenage sons were at school, and she was at work. >> the tree is very old, and it's big. and the branchs limbs were very big, and i knew that if it ever fell it was going to fall on to my garage. like i just i've been talking to my neighbor. we need to do something about this. >> reporter: the base appears to have split in half one crashed to the ground while the other was standing. the family keeps the teenager ice bicycles in the garage and general storage. we tried to reach the next door neighbor where the tree sits, but no one answered the door. the tree had healthy branchs with lots of green leaves until an arborist can evaluating with it's not known if the drought contributed to its falling. the tree did not appear to do

any damage to the home. however, san jose firefighters were on hand to make sure of that. >> the fire chief and i walked upstairs to inspect the house, and he said it was all secure. so yes, i'm very grateful that not more damage was done. >> reporter: treat appears to be a tree of heaven. she says the tree has sprouted seedlings over her yard and her neighbors. as you can see there was also damage to the rear fence along the back alley. all of that is being secured by a chain linked febs. we are live in san jose david louis, abc 7 news. >> all right david, thank you. well a dangerous scene in mountainview this morning as ammunition exploded during a fire that killed a man. abc 7 news was at lowa lane around 4:00 a.m. shortly after the flames broke out. neighbor says the man who died spent time as a marksmen and took part in shooting

competitions. while firefighters were in his house, a live wire came down. that coupled with exploding ammunition made far dangerous scene. no firefighters were injured. time to turn to the weather nice today cooldown is coming maybe some rain. >> perhaps, we are here now with the accuweather update, hi spencer. >> guess what, despite the mainly blue skies we have a shower going on it's isolated but let's look. here's live doppler 7 hd as you can see most of the bay area is under a dry conditions and sunny skies, buthamilton it's isolated probably won't last long but it's a shower nonetheless. over in the syria. we have an outbreak of thunderstorms again this afternoon, but a much more limited area today and with much less intensity than we saw in the region yesterday and the day before. lake tahoe showing some storm clouds out over the lake there and some areas of clearing as well. parable clearing i should say. it's 60 degrees right now in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland and san

carlos, 68 at san jose, morgan hill, only 59 and 55 at half-moon bay. northward, we see a few clouds around, mainly blue skies 70 in santa rosa 66 at petaluma. 71 a piece of fairfield concord, 69 degrees, and looking along the bay bridge, eastward from the south beach camera in san francisco. first forecast partly cloudy this evening lingering clouds in the early morning hours, tomorrow, we'll be well start out as mainly sunny afternoon, but it'll get cloudier as we head into the evening hours. it'll be breezy and cooler tomorrow with highs ranging only from mid-50s at the coast to low 70s inland. showers on the way for saturday morning. more on that little later. >> good enough thank you, spencer. president obama is offering condolences to the family of a warren weinstein, the american accidentally killed during a drone strike in january. weinstein an an italian man were being held hostage by al qaeda at the time. abc news reporter karen travers

is live in washington, d.c. this afternoon with the details, karen. >> reporter: good afternoon, ama, a very somber president obama said today he deeply and profoundly regrets what happened and apologized to the families of those two hostages killed until the american drone strike. the cia had been watching this compound for what will the president said were hundreds of hours. targeting al qaeda operatives but they didn't believe there were any civilians inside. president obama called it a tragedy, and said he takes full responsibility. >> it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally, and our fight against terrorists specifically, mistakes sometimes deadly mistakes can occur. >> reporter: two aid workers held hostage by al qaeda, american warren weinstein and an italian man accidentally killed in a january 14th cia

drone strike on the afghanistan-pakistan border. the u.s. was targeting al qaeda operatives. >> based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time including hundreds of hours of surveillance, we believed that this was an al qaeda compound, that no civilians were present. >> reporter: two american al qaeda members were killed. alaska med froouk taken out in the strike that killed weinstein and giovanni. adam gadan, a california native who served as a spokesman for the terror group. the white house said today gadan and faruk were not the intended targets. >> these two al qaeda leaders frequenting an al qaeda compound that had been identified by the united states. >> reporter: shortly after the january strikes, the u.s. had indications that non-combatants were at the target location. but it wasn't until this month when there was high confidence that weinstein and laporto were killed.

weinstein's family said today they hold the people who took him captive, ultimately responsible for his death. the white house said the u.s. government will provide compensation for the weinstein and the laporto families reporting live from washington karen travers, abc 7 news. >> thank you. more protests today in baltimore, maryland, hundreds turned out to call for justice for freddie gray. freddie gray is the man who died from a spinal cord injury while he was in police custody. protesters are demanding to know exactly how that injury happened. state troopers have been sent to maryland to help with the protests that have been going on for nearly a week now. a woman is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after she was shot by sonoma county sheriff deputies following a high speed chase. >> it took place off the south of the area. it started at 11:45 last night when someone reported a car that is going on reverse near windsor. deputies caught up with the car and the chase started. they reached speeds of nearly

100 miles per hour. when the woman finally stopped, the deputies say she refused to surrender, and as they approached, she put her car in reverse and ran down three deputies, and that's when they shot her. investigators say still have not given us the woman's name. this afternoon, a large group of staunch supporters gathered to support four east bay high school athletes accused of stealing drugs from a friend who is a drug dealer. >> the four students were in court to face charges and abc 7 news reporter is live in martinez at the courthouse, leanne. >> reporter: well larry, let me tell you that when those four teenagers walked into that courtroom in shackles wearing a green jailhouse jump suit, i could tell you everybody there was crying. men, women their friends, and everyone seemed so downhearted because they know that if these charges stick, this could mean the end of their athletic career. now, again, inside that

courtroom, it was full of supporters parents, relatives, and classmates all came out looking very distraught. now this was an arraignment where all four teens pleaded not guilty to robbery charges, one of them was also charged with using a firearm during that robbery. now here's what we know according to the complaint on april 9th the four of them went to a house on rolling woods way in concord to buy marijuana. now they left and returned later, police say to rob the drug dealer who was 18 years old. now they were apparently wearing ski masks and one of them had a gun. now three of the four teens play on the clayton valley high football team, one of them is an all-star player. the fourth james dempsey plays basketball, and this is what his mom said to us. >> anybody who's done anything in their teenage years i'm sure regrets it. at some point.

and i'm sure that they learn when they get caught. but he is a good man. and he does have a soul. >> reporter: now even though they are 17 years old, they will be tried as adults. the d.a. made the case that the robbery was well-planned and it was a serious crime. now there will be a bail hearing coming up on april 28th to see if they if that bail can be reduced, i should say in the meantime the four teens remain in juvenile hall. i'm live in martinez abc 7 news. >> leanne thank you. break in the case of a cello stolen during this vehicle back, it was during this vehicle break-in back on april 11th in san francisco. police say the $8500 instrument has been returned to its 16-year-old owner. apparently somebody walked into a downtown san francisco bar on tuesday night, they handed over the chel throe an employee and told them to call the police. the person left quickly, still no sign of the two suspects in

that case. well still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00, refusing to give up hope. the all-out search continuing right now for a missing south bay teenager. first though, cable cancellation. comcast appears to be pulling the plug on a megamerger. hello, i'm live at the smooth thi king center in new orleans. game three coming up. we have a little preview, and a very disappointed green, we'll explain, stick around. and 7 on your side's michael finny is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. he will answer them live here a little bit later. you can search for him on facebook or twitter to ask him. at 4:11 this is the mcarthur maize and it is very, very slow going for folks trying to get on interstate 80 heading eastbound to berkeley. you can see traffic stretched out there for what like ts look an eternity. better for folks making the right hand turn heading back

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covering novato, oakland sunny veil and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. warriors are on the road they are in the big easy getting ready to take on the pelicans in game three of their playoff series. >> tipoff is coming up in about two hours, and following the dubs all the way to new orleans, abc 7 news sports anchor mike shoeman who joins us live. treman green is upset. finished second of the player of the year award.

he is off the ballot entirely which is unbelievable. >> reporter: well, i tell you what, larry i think his teammates were more disappointed than he was. although when they heard this, took a little damper off they've practice session. steve said that he is the heart and soul of this offense and defense of this team. actually, and i tell you what, when we talked to him about not winning the defensive player of the year, well, let's just say he wasn't too happy about the results. >> disappointed yes to be angry, can't be angry. that man's a champion and we all strive to be that. can't knock that. >> for what he has meant to thus year, and we have the number one rated defense in the league and the way the game is played where you have to guard everybody, that's what he does. and he was the focal point of our defense. >> good thing i know about him he's going to bring it every night regardless. you know he's had to fight to

establish himself in this league. and this isn't going to deter him at all. >> as much as this award meant to him you've got to believe he's going to come out tonight to prove a point. >> probably. that's the good news. he's a proud guy. and i know he wanted to win the award, and he'll be a great force tonight like he is every night. >> i didn't come into this season with a goal to win defensive player of the year. at the end of the day, the goal i came into the season with is alive, that's the most important thing. >> all right. head coach steve kerr said that east coast bias played a part here because warriors don't come on until 10:30 back home. a got a sneaking feeling, keep an eye on him tonight, he wants to prove a point and he also told me he didn't have an incentive clause to earn extra money for that honor, so wasn't that upset. coming up at 5:00 we're going to have a family affair between justin and drew holiday playing

against each other in this series. so stick around. reporting live from the smoothie king center here in new orleans mike shuman, abc 7 news. >> thank you. he also said it was like the 2000 presidential election al gore won the popular vote, but lost to the electoral college to george bush. i was the guy i should have won, he had more first place votes. dub nation, let's see the warrior warrior's pride. these are just a few of the them. getting tons of photos, which is fantastic. use the #dubson7 and we will find them. >> i did wear my warriors blue today. >> nice. the blockbusters merger between two cable giants is off. rumored reports that comcast plans to walk away from its proposed takeover of time warner cable. the move comes after bloomberg reported that officials in the fcc and the justice department opposed the $45 billion merger. the officials reportedly told leaders from both companies that

the merger of america's two largest cable providers wouldn't be good for consumers. a formal announcement is expected tomorrow. you may get to put on the new apple watch sooner than anticipated. apple says the first shipments of the apple watch are expected to go out tomorrow. however, the cupertino-based company say many customers may have to wait until may or june to receive their watches. the apple watch is only available for purchase online, at least right now. apple plans to begin in-store purchases some time this summer. prices range from 350 all the way to $17,000. all right. health news this afternoon. organic food may not be all the rage anymore. and new study raising concerns about the hot yoga classes, maybe you've been to it. jane king has the stories and tomorrow on today's wellness report. >> it may be as safe as yogis believe. it was sponsored by the american council on skperz, it showed practicing in a hot room can raise internal temperatures and

heart rates and could be dangerous for people. it is usually 90 minutes long and it's practiced in a room that is 105 degrees fahrenheit. the authenticity halo around organic and natural food has begun to fade a bit. and local foods are poised to surpass them as a symbol of trust and transparency. forbes research from the hartman group finds that local speaks to consumer desire with integrity and part of the appeal is local is trust, small farmers that's a per situation freshness. 73% of consumers now buy organic food. well a plan to show muscle and joint pain scientific studies suggest lotions made from the plant are effective for back pain, ankle sprains and knee arthritis. the wall street journal says one found the plant that has healing. and finally, the practice of compassion meditation may be a powerful anecdote to a drifting mind. a new stanford study studied

compassion meditation that focuses on the beeleventh thoughts towards one self-as well as others. of a wandering mind is a less caring mind and focussing attention to mindfulness can increase focus. i'm jane king, here's to your health. all right. time to look at the weather. >> filled with compassion and a little bit of rain is spencer christian. >> confession precipitation. that's what we're looking for. here's live dlarp 7 hd. we might find a little bit we have mainly sunny skies across the bay area right now. some high clouds, hazy, and one little shower moving across mt. hamilton right now. one little cell that's beginning to wind down the mountain slopes, it's moving through this region for the last hour or so. we have wet spots, and here's how the cloud buildups looks right now. under mainly blue skies. these are our forecast features. clouds will increase late tomorrow showers will arrive

early saturday morning across more than just montana hamilton and we'll have warmer days ahead beginning on sunday. now let's look at what's happening in the atmosphere lite image shows weak systems moving generally out in our correction. the first will stay mainly to the north, this will not bring us rainfall. the second system although weak, may be strong enough to produce showers here in fact we think it will early saturday so let's look at our forecast animation. starting at 7:00 tomorrow evening, at which point it'll be mostly cloudy, notice lead tomorrow night just before midnight, the first hit of showers arriving in the north way up in northern sonoma county. during the overnight hours into early saturday morning, more widespread showers pushing through the bay area ahead of the frontal system, then by oh, mid-morning, it'll be pretty much over with some lingering clouds into saturday afternoon. we don't expect a lot of rain from the system, but we'll probably get some measurable rain across the region anywhere from .005 to a quarter of an

inch at livermore. it'll be wet, but that'll pass quakely. over in the syria look for some snow from this system. up to seven inches or so in some locations like kirkwood and dunner, and we'll see snow levels around 6,000 feet. they'll be snow at lake level. overnight here in the bay area, look for increasingly cloudy skies, low temperatures mainly in the low 50s and cooler spots in the inland valleys where lows will drop into the upper 40s. tomorrow we'll see partly cloudy skies, breezy at the coast, highs from the upper 50s at coast to only upper 60s inland. we're relatively cool day. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler on saturday with morning showers, warming up sharply on sunday. mid-80s next week. it'll be a rapid warm yuf after that front passes through on saturday. >> all right thank you so much. the world is waiting to hear from the olympian and reality tv star bruce jenner. coming up, an exclusive first

look from diane sawyer plus what jenner's biggest worry is right now. then new after 4:30 nation has a new attorney general. what finally led the

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we are now hearing what jenner's biggest worry is right now. abc news anchor amy robak gives us a preview. >> reporter: it's the interview the world is waiting to hear in this morning's just released promo, bruce jenner talked about his thoughts and his worries. >> emotional roller coaster, but somehow i'm going to get through it. >> reporter: his journey and his future. >> i want to know how this story ends. you know. how does my story end? >> reporter: it's a question so many have been asking. with speculation and rumors about jenner hitting a fever

pitch over the last few months. >> it made me who i am. >> reporter: jenner of course has been in the public eye since 1976, when he became an instant celebrity winning the olympic decathlon and becoming known as the world's greatest athlete. then in 2007 reinventing himself as a reality star on "keeping up with the kardashians." father to four father to six as he opens up to diane sawyer it's that family he worries about now. >> those are the only ones i'm concerned with. i can't let myself hurt them. >> that was amy robak reporting. you can see the interview with bruce jenner tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on abc 7. abc 7 news continues and up next, turning dirty undrinkable water into something refreshing. the bay area startup is hoping its water bottle could mean the end of bottled water. but up first the california firefighter fights for his life after falling through a roof.

why police are saying this was not accident. >> and the search for a missing south bay teenager.

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sleep ♪ live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. making headlines where you live at 4:30, sky 7 hd shows us the garage of a san jose home where a 50-foot tree came crashing down. the homeowner says she told her

neighbor that tree was a problem. thankfully, no one was injured. show your support for dub nation. check it out, abc 7 news reporter caroline tyler tweeted us this photo showing us how it's done. at 5:00 which stores are still stocked with gear. when a traffic light will turn green. which east bay city is letting it's drivers download a special traffic app and why officials there think it'll make your drive safer. a cupertino community looking for a missing teenager hopes to finish searching the entire city by tomorrow. 17-year-old connor sullivan has been missing since monday. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn joins us live from cupertino with what's becoming a desperate search chris. >> reporter: that's right, search teams will be out here again tomorrow morning, they'll be setting up here at community center. you can see they've already got some cones in place this afternoon.

volunteers have gone home for the day, but they hope to be able to search the rest of the city. they were actually able to search through two-thirds of the city today and they hope that more people will come out tomorrow. from well-traveled roads to rural areas near town. an all-out search for connor sullivan. >> he's our child. and we have to find him. and as a community we're coming altogether. >> reporter: and these volunteers continue to help. >> so people i think are very interested in helping to find him because it could happen to their own kids. >> reporter: the high school junior went missing on monday. members of the cupertino citizen corps, including the community emergency response team have also been visiting local businesses. >> making sure one connor's not there, that everyone in that establishment understands what connor looks like and to call 911 should they see him. >> reporter: family member robin is still in shock. >> it's something you never expect to happen. so when we heard, it was sort of

unreal at first. >> reporter: along the road in cupertino, these posted signs, not only a reminder of connor's disappearance, but of his love for nature and running the trail. back at the command post, community members leaving no stone unturned. >> we think about his father he's our neighbor. you know, and connor's our friend our brother, our son. >> reporter: holding out hope that connor will return. in cupertino, chris wynn, abc 7 news. former charles manson follower convicted of two murders won't be getting out of prison any time soon. a los angeles judge today denied parol for bruce davis. he was suitable for release based on his age and prison conduct which included earning a doctoral degree. the judge says there's still evidence davis is still dangerous and should not be freed. davis has been imprisoned for more than 40 years, he was convicted in the 1969 killings

of musician gary henman and donald shay. fresno fire investigators arrested a woman in connection with a fire that seriously injured a captain. his condition is gradually improving. on march 29th the 25-year veteran of the force was leading his crew across the roof of the burning garage when it suddenly collapsed. he fell through and suffered severe burns. 52-year-old julia harper has been charged with a arson. investigators say she lived in that home where the fire took place and does have a history with fires. after months of delays, the united states has a new attorney general. loretta lynch won senate confirmation this afternoon. she's the first african american woman in that post. abc news reporting karen travers is in washington with why it took so long for today's decision. >> reporter: it took more than five months, but loretta lynch was finally confirmed as the next attorney general. >> nomination is confirmed. [ applause ]

>> reporter: the senate approved lynch's nomination thursday by a 56-43 vote. she becomes the first african american woman to serve as attorney general. the confirmation was a long-time coming. president obama nominated her just after the republicans won control of the senate in last november's midterm election. >> it's hard to be more qualified for this job than loretta. throughout her 30-year career she has distinguished herself as tough, as fair, an independent lawyer who has twice headed one of the most prominent u.s. attorney offices in the country. >> reporter: her nomination was bogged down in political fights over an anti-human trafficking bill and the president's immigration actions. >> should not confirm someone that leads the united states department of justice who will advance this unconstitutional policy. >> reporter: finally it week, after a deem was struck on a controversial abortion funding restriction included in the human trafficking bill the

senate moved forward on a competitor confirmation. >> i can only hope that senate republicans are show her more respect as attorney general of the united states than she has received as a nominee. >> reporter: she will replace eric holder, one of the longest serving officials in the obama administration. karen travers, abc news, washington. former celebrated military leader david petraeus was sentenced today to two years probation. and a $100,000 fine. the former cia director's career was destroyed by an affair with his biographer. the 62-year-old gave paula brod well classified material while she was working on his book. after the verdict petraeus is looking forward to moving on. the charitable foundation run by bill and hillary clinton is refiling some of its tax returns. this move coming after a reuters review found errors in at least five annual returns. those errors include how the foundation reported donations from governments. the clinton foundation and its

list of donors have been under intense scrutiny in recent weeks. the baggage handler who fell asleep inside a jet last week a apologizing for his mistake. he told abc news reporter that he was stacking cargo inside the plane at seattle tacoma airport when he dozed off. he was a little vague about how it all happened but he was simply exhausted from the long hours. junior says he woke up when a bag fell on his head. it was pitch black. >> all i could hear was the engine going, felt like the plane was descending, like going up, and in any mind i was like this is not happening. i thought it was a joke. >> junior grabbed his cell phone and tried his company, but they thought it was a prank. he then tried 911, but the call broke up. that's when he began banging away. it was so loud, passengers in the cabin above kwould hear. . junior says he thought he might die. he's still employed, but expects

that might soon change. there's a new battle in san francisco city hall over air b and b. today residents who rent out their rooms or homes on the online site spoke out against legislation considered today about the supervisor's planning committee. it would limit to 120 days a year, create added oversight, and allow neighbors to file complaints. sooum visor david proposed even stricter restrictions. he wants the cap at 9 o days daily fines if they don't register with the city. >> it's a slippery slope, they have to, you know, die vul j all that information without our permission. >> unless you know the addresses of the units that are being lented, unless you know the number of days that those units are rented for, the law will not be enforceable. >> air b and b did not to want comment to abc 7 news about this proposed legislation. even though, an air b and b representative was helping to organize today's rally. chipotle right to your door? up next, why the popular chain

new delivery service may not be a hit. state of emergency in chile. after this incredible volcanic eruption. why this large plume of smoke and ash is just the beginning of the worries. i'm michael finny ask finny is just ahead. so i'm still checking your questions on twitter and facebook. just search for michael finny i'll answer your questions here live a little later. from this view from east bay hills camera storm clouds down over mt. hamilton. how far will they reach? i'll have the accuweather forecast, coming up. brutal commute right now on san francisco's sky way, it is jammed up in both directions. that's your traffic peninsula, 101 south giants game let out, but traffic is looking ugly [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

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okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. state of emergency is in effect in southern chile following twin eruptions from a volcano. it sent clouds of ash into the sky forcing more than 4,000 people to flee their homes. there is now concern that ash from the volcano could contaminate water and cause respiratory illnesses. so far no injuries reported, there is one hiker still missing though. the volcano's locatedsantiago. first time its erupted in nearly four decades. time to check on the weather an possibility of rain. >> on saturday, yeah spencer? >> the weekend may get off to a

partly wet start, but it won't end up that way. here's live doppler 7 hd we have dry conditions all across the bay area, with this exception, this little clel that's been producing showers over mt. hamilton is now moving southward down the slopes. still producing some shower activity in that region. you can see those clouds from this view from our east bay hills camera looking off in the distance. okay, here's how things look statewide tomorrow. it'll be active again over the syria. areas of thundershower activity rain showers, and some snow in the higher elevations showers pushing into eureka area, north western california tomorrow, and those showers will be pushing in the direction of the bay area, probably reaching us early saturday morning, but tomorrow will be a dry day here. breezy at the coast. partly sunny highs ranging from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. and here's the event planner for round two lpga classic taking place tomorrow at lake mer said golf club. partly cloudy and cool in the

morning hours. it begins at 7:05, that's tee off time. gates open at 6:30 in the morning. sunnier and milder. cool day, but still nice day to get out and watch the tournament. >> thank you spencer. all right, burritos and tacos right to your doorstep? still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 the pricey problem with chipotle's new delivery service. ♪ brace your eardrums. how does manny pacquiao get ready for a fight? he sings, sort of. with jimmy kimmel. 7 on your side's michael finny, the three questions you should ask when choosing a

covering cupertino, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. happy anniversary of sorts to youtube. it was ten years ago today that co-founder posted the first ever video on the website. you're looking at it now. the 18 second video features him

at the san diego zoo. he posted it a month before youtube's public beta launch in may. 2005. youtube officially launched on november 15th that same year. he built his interest in youtube to google for 137,000 shares of stock, worth roughly $64 million. >> he's doing fine. >> yep. you can enyou your favorite chipotle burrito without leaving home. the restaurant chain says it signed a deal with post mates. the san francisco-based startup guarantees delivery of goods within one hour. here's the catch an $8 burrito could cost you up to $20 with delivery fees. post mate operates in oakland, san francisco and san jose as well as other bay area cities. we have to all order together. >> yeah. >> make it worthwhile. >> i want mine hot. >> sorry, sorry. i'll just walk down there for us. >> perfect. now ask finny, michael finny is answering questions by facebook, twitter, e-mail.

first is from a person who asked via facebook what's the best health insurance you can buy? >> that's kind of a big question. it's not a one size fits all kind of question. i mean even the affordable care act comes in three different plans, bronze silver, and gold. so, let me give you the questions you need to ask yourself when you're looking for a policy. number one, what does the plan cover? does it cover just the basic like the bronds plan or cover nearly everything like the gold? the second question you need to ask is how much does the plan cost? we're talking about the monthly premium that you pay to purchase a plan, plus the out of pocket expenses you pay when you receive medical care. now those are subcombination of deductibles and co-pays. you need to know. finally number three, if you have physicians you care about, which doctors or which hospitals are in your specific plan? that is the hardest of the three to actually figure out.

you really got to ask a lot of questions to find that out. >> okay. >> if you have a credit freeze does that exempt credit bureaus from providing a free annual credit report? >> no, but that is a great question. that is an excellent question. now, a credit freeze just keeps other people from looking at your report. the credit reporting agencies get a look at it, you get to look at it they have to offer you that free report. you're good to go. >> and e-mail from social security advising know review my statement online. is this valid? >> it is. they're sending out notices like that. they used to send out a letter and say here's what you have going on. they don't do that anymore. it costs too much. they are reminding people to go online, they have got a fabulous website. go check it out, keep close track of the social security that you've paid what you will be getting, it is a lot of information there. now, if they give you a very specific site and you're a little worried about that google it instead. be very careful. remember, any rebz will have a

dot gov on it. >> putting your information in necessarily. >> anything they would send you, no, go find it yourself and then check it out. you have to sign up i believe. >> phishing site. >> thank you michael. tickets for what's being called the fight of the century ha have come and gone. >> reported thousands of tickets went on sale at noon for next saturday's highly anticipated fight between manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather jr. in las vegas. the cheapest seats cost about $1500 a pop, and those will be sold on a secondary market for at least 5 grand apiece i would think. the median price on the secondary market is expected to pass $11,000. i was a little low. by the way anybody who wants to be ring side is required to open a $250,000 line of credit at the mgm grand where the fight is being held just to buy a seat. they want the whales. >> yes they do. just nine days away from the fight, and pacquiao was a guest

last night on jimmy kimmel live. ♪ >> perfect. >> yeah, perfect pitch, absolutely. kimmel in fact outperformed the duet of the boxer's own song in his native language. and it's played before he enters the ring. >> i would love to be part of your entourage i really would. will you consider this? >> i will. >> can i be your -- would you like to have me in the ring with you? i'll sing walk beside you, whatever i have to. i'll fight justin bieber i don't care what has to happen. >> that'd be something to see. i'd like to see the undercard. especially paying $100. jimmy kimmel live you don't have to pay anything to watch it. weeknights 11:35 right after abc 7 news at 11:00. the news continues bay area startup says it's water bottle

does more than quench your thirst. how it could be the solution to big environmental problems here at home and across the globe. now here's sheryl with what's ahead at 5:00. thank you so much. coming up next -- >> the disaster drill and the people preparing for the real thing. there's a lot of excitement coming out here between them. and they love to battle it out. >> why the bay area is the epicenter of professional golf

here's a look at what is ahead tonight on prime time. 8:00, grey's anatomy followed by scandal, american crimes at 10:00, and abc 7 news at 11:00. americans spend billions of a year on bottled water. unfortunately, many of those plastic bottles won't end up in landfills. >> bay area startup is hoping that its own bottle may spell the end of bottled water altogether.

jonathan bloom with more from alameda. >> reporter: it's not the kind of water you typically choose to drink. >> dirt, rocks, sand. >> reporter: unless you have this trick up your sleeve. no matter how disgusting the water you put in, what comes out is crystal clear, it even filters out what you can't see. >> basically takes out bacteria and cysts from the water as it's flowing through the facility sbeer your mouth and as you drink. >> reporter: the secret is in the cap, the start up liquidity makes it right here in alameda. >> it'll taste just as good as bottled water at the store. so no need to waste all that plastic. no reason to throw all that stuff away. >> reporter: in fact much of the bottled water in california comes from this plant in heyworth where pepsi takes tap water and filters it to make aqua fee in a. >> we have access to the best world in the world, hech hechtch hetchy is among the cleanest highest quality. >> reporter: she hopes greener

alternatives like this catch on. the naked filter will be sold first here in the u.s., but soon after, they plan to release it in the developing world in places where water filtration could be life or death. the new filters work using only gravity, they're inexpensive compared to the al tern pif. >> they will charge people 25% of their monthly income for water. >> we're targeting it at school-aged children. when they leave the home they don't have access to safe drinking water. >> reporter: they won't have to get friendly with these. >> this is e. coli, this is bad guy, salmonella which is nasty. >> reporter: it's a relief for hikers and campers here at home. they're preselling for $25 which lasts a few months each. it'll ship in july. in alameda jonathan bloom abc

7 news. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc news 7 at 5:00 begins now with dan and sheryl. and a seven-year-old is now hospitalized with serious injuries. the frustration over finding who is responsible. a large tree crashes into a san jose garage. we are live with what happened plus -- not just the games that are selling out, we found exactly where you can go to still find warrior skiers. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel, we have showers on the way. live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. the search continues tonight for the shooters who hurt a little boy in a gun bat until vallejo. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm sheryl denny. thank you for joining us. we want to tell you about the gun bat that will caught a

seven-year-old in the cross fire. he was hit by several bullets late yesterday afternoon. abc 7 news reporter wayne freeman joins us now from children's hospital in oakland with the latest wayne. >> reporter: his name is kumar, he is seven years old, we know he's in this hospital with life threatening injuries. that's all we know, that's unofficial. because his family has not come out. they've been by his bedside all day. that and the meantime as vallejo police try to find the man or men or shooters who put him here. in a neighborhood where the signs read no trespassing, they might as well also say, no talking. >> we don't talk to the police. >> why not? >> lose your life. >> why is that? >> lose your life. >> reporter: this man wouldn't tell us his real name even after as many as five people drove bay front yard gathering last night opened fire and hit kumar polk a seven-year-old boy.

>> little boy was laying in the grass right there. >> where was he hit? >> he was hit i think in his leg and in his stomach. and said he had a shot in his hand. >> reporter: his friends and family didn't even wait for an ambulance. they spent the day by the boy's bedside at oakland children's hospital, while vallejo police searched for clues and culprits. >> this was little boy a target? >> we have no reason to believe he was a target. >> reporter: who was the target? >> that we don't know yet. >> reporter: what police do know, they're dealing with yet another crime in vallejo which ranks in the 96 percent tile of dangerous american cities per capita, and this crime is particularly galling. >> this is bad. that's terrible. >> vallejo. that's all i can tell you, it's vallejo. >> reporter: even an innocent seven-year-old boy can fall in a hail of bullets. >> it's sad about the world we're living in the young people don't value life anymore. >> reporter: wayne freeman, abc 7 news. woman accused of leading