electrical cause. >> police are searching for the last three home invasion suspects still on the loose after gun fire exchange that stretched from the east bay to the peninsula. amy has the latest. >> reporter: police are telling people they should not be afraid. this all started at about 5:00 yesterday afternoon in fremont. it started as a home invasion robbery but the police chased the suspects all the way across the bridge into men low park. when they got here they ditched their cars and took off on foot. they did fire at officers. they didn't hit any of the officers but did hit one of the police cars. police caught two men and recovered their guns but the third man got away. >> there's no reason to be alarmed in this area here. again, we have some leads of where we believe we may find the suspect and we're actively pursuing those leads. >> police did search a vacant

home at one point. no luck. the men were not in there. that third man was not in there. they did set up a perimeter, searched it thoroughly but did not find them. they will be looking for surveillance cameras. no one was hurt in this incident. >> amy, thank you. 4:31 now the family of a nine-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in his home in discovery bay is expected to speak out for the first time. the suspect faced arraignment yesterday. the judge ordered him to return to court in three week to enter a play. schulze has admitted to killing the nine-year-old on sunday. the victim was the younger brother of schultz's best friend. and attorney for the family says the bay area group they were unaware of any mental health issues when they invited schultz

to sleep oef the night of the murder. a woman jogging along a trail in river more was ambushed and sexually assaulted in broad daylight. the fourth attack in three years. allen wong has more. >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 p.m. when a scruff fi looking man ambushed and sexually assaulted a 29-year-old jogger. it happened here. >> the suspect came at her from behind and was able to grab her. >> i am really disturbed that this happens in broad daylight at a time frame when a lot of people are on the trail. >> but there were no witnesses to the attack. investigators searched for more evidence along the trail lined with homes. it's the fourth sexual on the same trail in three years. >> we can't rule out that they're not connected and we don't have a common denominator to connect them all other than

the location. >> i think we should feel free and safe to go for a jog and listening to our music without worrying about being raped. >> we always tell our daughter look behind all the time and know if somebody is coming. if you have music in your ears, you're not going to hear it. >> the suspect is a white male in his mid-30s weigh 180 to 190 pounds. he's unshaven with dark eyebrows and was wearing a dark hooded long sleeve sweatshirt and dark colored baggy sweatpants. alan wong, abc 7 news. >> time now is 4:33. in nepal rescuers have pulled a teenager from a building. he was carried out on a stretcher. his face still covered with dust in front of a cheering crowd nep lease rescuers worked for seven hours to rescue the boy.

the police officer said he was surprisingly responsive. >> the death toll in nepal stand at 5500 with more than 11,000 injured. the aftershocks in the meantime continue. more than 70 shakers have been recorded in the himalayan region since saturday's quake. five search and rescue dogs trained in gilroy are on the way to nepal to look for survivors. >> tonight a candle light vigil will be held to show suspect for those. it is held at the hindu temple on delaware drive from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. >> so many people want to support the relief efforts in nepal. find out how to help on abc news.com. and coming up at the top of the hour we're live at a red cross center in san jose where they're coordinating relief efforts.

authorities in baltimore say it was mostly peaceful for a second straight night. a fight broke out shortly before last night's 10:00 curfew. it was quickly broken up. by 10:30 only a few protesters remained. dozens of officers were on the scene. the protests are in response to the death of freddie gray. the washington post cites a police document and reports a prisoner who shared a transport van with gray could hear gray banging on the walls of the vehicle and he believed gray was trying to hurt himself. the two were separated by a partition. i's not clear if any evidence backs up the prisoner's story. tomorrow, may 1 wst protesters are threatening to shut things down to call attention to social injustices affecting minorities and the working class. the international long shore and

warehouse union plan to help lead the protest. the protests are scheduled to begin at 5:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. police are called in extra patrols. new details in the massive fire that destroyed a building back in january. investigators now say it was accidental. according to the chronicle, a preliminary report on the says it could have been caused by faulty wiring. the report says hard wired smoke detectors didn't work. one person was killed. 58 others were left homeless when the fire destroyed the three-story building. happening today, thousands of nurses across the bay area plan to hold a one-day strike. nurses say setter health continues to reject their concerns over unsafe staffing that puts patients at risk. they're angry over cuts to their health coverage. center officials are denying the

claim saying that their staff is adequate and their health nervous is good. japan's prime shinzo abe will be in the bay area today. his visit to stanford, face book and tesla comes after a congressional address yesterday. however, he stopped short of offering an apology. u.s. lawmakers wanted for japanese conduct during the war. san jose congressman mike honda was among those pressing for a direct apology saying abe's refusing to squarely face history is an insult to the experience of the 200,000 girls and women from the asia who suffered during world war ii. this is unacceptable. >> starting to taste the warmup yesterday. let's see if they're going to continue in that direction.

>> good morning. it's as cool as it's going to get now through the next couple of hours. open up the windows and let the coolness in. 52 if you're coming across the golden day, bay view at 52 downtown mission at 54. sunny side 55. and it looks like the financial district 55 also. low to mid 50s along the bay shore. pleasanton 51. check out pittsburgh, 60 petaluma 46. check out how calm the bay is almost like glass this morning. inland east bay the warmest 88 to 93. coast of san francisco 72 to 80 and for the rest of us 82 to 89 degrees. pretty calm morning. tomorrow you can see the cooling hits the coast and parts of the bay. it starts to spread inland with the marine layer cloud

developing and then sunday we're back to average. i'll have the back half coming up a little later. goods morning. we're starting off in the north bay. on 101 suite bound side, nice and smooth there. northbound side not finding any delays. golden gate bridge, you can no problems. we do have some construction this is on the san mateo bridge. if you're traveling between foster city and hayward, from foster city boulevard that's where you're going to find a couple of lanes taken away at 11:00. tracy to dublin almost looks like a friday. 26 minutes now in the westbound direction. you saw clear conditions on 101 into san francisco. chris and eric. >> thank you very much. it's 4:39. caught on camera, next two

shoplifters hit on east bay store in a brazen theft. also the warriors finally know who they'll be playing in the nba western semifinals. when yoebu can buy the tickets coming up. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic li (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle.

good morning. it's 4:42. this is the last thing you want to see with our current drought, a car crashed and sheered off a fire hydrant in north hollywood last night. one street was closed to traffic as the firefighters tried to shut off the rushing water. police are asking for the public's fault for finding two men who attacked an aber com by

and fitch employee after she caught them stealing from the store. a store employee told police she watched the pair take more than $1700 in merchandise when she confronted him, one pulled out a can of pepper spray and the other man punched her in the face. airlines are looking into backup systems after an ipad app problem delay more than 70 american airlines flights. an ann the pilots rely on for mapping their flights crashed. we have the latest on the story question oof been following. >> dozens of american airlines flights couldn't take off. >> they wanted to make sure they had the correct information. they had to get the paper charts back on the aircraft. there were some delays an inconvenience, but not a threat or a problem as far as flight safety. >> the ipads are supposed to make things for convenient pilots can get updated maps more easily and the technology

literally lightens their load. >> the ipad is very light. >> american airlines has been using ipads for two years. some passengers didn't know that but are not surprised. >> having to rely on you know, an ipad and what not, which is where the future is going any way, it's just always going to be scary. but we're constantly having to evolve. >> how it benefits is if you're not having to carry owl of the paper around it's probably more user friendly and efficient. but then you're dependent. >> mike mccarron says there has to be some kind of backup. >> whether it's one set of charts on board the aircraft or some other way they can tie in through a wi-fi system, any way they can get the information should their system go down. >> it's estimated 10 dhourks ipads are currently being used in planes. abc 7 news. we now know who the warriors will face. they will face the memphis grizzlies in the western conference semiany finals with game one on sunday. >> last night the grizzlies

knocked off the portland trail braisers in memphis. the warriors have been off since last weekend. round two tickets at or call arena go on sale today. you can catch the first game of the series right here on abc 7 on sunday at 12:30. and dub nation. we want to see your warrior's pride. we'll be featuring fan photos on air. just use #dub on 7. did you see the picture we posed on social media the four of us? >> that was fine. >> that's a long time ago. >> let's check in now with mike for a look at the weather forecast. >> e lets's look and see you what's going on. the way back machine is going way back to summer at least weather wise. not quite back to ar sen yo

hall. he has a new show. >> >> yes. >> it got canceled too? poor guy. golden gate bridge know when to speak up. def natalie no fog this morning. and we're looking live at walnut creek camera, south along 680. tefr churs are running in the mid to upper 50s right now under a clear sky. we're going to have sun shine everywhere. the cooling in return to the coast tomorrow. it's one and do for you. then all of us will be back to average as temperatures will cool throughout the weekend. the area of high pressure is going to start building to the north and east and bringing us the warming offshore wind compared to the sea breeze. and without the free air conditioning, mid to upper 80s down through the south bay. 09 in gill ray looks

will top at 5987. look at this low to mid 70s along the coast and we'll flirt with the upper 70s to near 80 around downtown in sausalito. then you go up around clover deal clear lake ab near 90 degrees. your coast in the low 70s. along the east bay shore mid to upper 80s, oakland at 83 to castro valley at 86. inland upper 80s to mid 90s. air conditioning weather definitely. not a single asterisk anywhere around the forecast. if you're heading to harding park for the world golf championship, 56 this morning but 65 by 11:00 and we'll hang around 70 at 3:00. 64 by 7:00. if you're going to game this afternoon, it's going to be in the mid 70s.

tonight, mid 50s to around 60 degrees. the 60s are back to the coast tomorrow, 60s 70s and 80s saturday the marine layer returns. and all the way through next week. have a good one. we're starting in san jose, a look at julian treat right past the tank. northbound traffic headlights looking clear. a wider perspective of the south bay is showing nothing but top speeds here along 101. if you're tlafg up to the san jose airport, you're going to be in good shape if you need to make a flight. the drive in the southbound section may see a little slowing. highways 85, 17 87 one doesn't matter which one everything is running at top speeds. a little tour to the north, hayward right now is a quiet drive. it's going to get congested i'm sure. top speeds. we do have some construction eastbound side of 580. part of the project is going to

end at 6:00, the rest of the project at 9:00. westbound traffic already starting to builds. >> thanks a lot. 4:49. we're getting our first look at microsoft 10 and the browser that's going to replace internet explorer. >> microsoft shougs off its new browser. >> it's called microsoft edge. >> edge includes the virtual assistant and the feature that allows user to take notes on a web page. >> if you're an avid bike rider, you may want to check out smart paed dal. >> it acts a as fitness tracker and alerting the owner when the bike is being moved. it should be available later this year. >> fans, your apple smart watch is being outwitted by your ink. >> turns out here we have a little glitch. the dark ink can interfer with the devices heart rate sensors

creating incomplete reading. your best bet is to test out the watch on your own wrist before you buy it. 4:50 now. pricey dinners paired with pot? and ladies we're all ears here, say good-bye to a pesky beauty program. the new drug that promises to dramatically inl prove the way you look. gentlemen want want to faye attention too. >> we leave you the abc 7 news now lovely picture of the san francisco skyline with those golder state warriors colors at the top.

4:52. breaking news here. live picture from fresno. this is near highway 99. it is a lumber fire just blazing away there. you can see the flames reaching

into the sky. no signs of a firefight yet. these appear to be telephone poles or poles that resemble telephone poles burning at this fresno yard. we have no information on injuries or anything like that. and of course firefighters will be there shortly. but we, at this point, again, have no information on how it started. back here a san francisco group is using a different kind of herb in a new underground dining experience. the group called luck pot holds dinners infused with cannabis. each guest much have a medical marijuana card. some bay area chefs see it as a growing trend. marijuana advocates say it's totally legal. >> under california law with doctors' recommendations, then it is legal for them -- >> an interesting session. i can handle the wine. >> by the way

expect recreational marijuana to be legalized in california next year. the food and drug administration has approved a new drug to programs to get rid of double chins outsurgery. >> the drug is called kei bella. in this picture you see dots on a person's chin where the doctor will inject the skin. it's made from a naturally occurring molecule in the body that aides in the breakdown of fat. it destroys the fat cell's membrane causing it to burst. what remains of the fat cell is absorbed back into the body. it's expected to be commercially available in june. can you only inject in the chin? >> news at a later late. right now. here's mike. >> it's not cost prohibitive because it would take so much to do down here muffin top.

>> what do you know about muffin top, man who never had a kid. >> i still have a wife. >> thanks for the sympathy. >> it's too much. liposuction would still sb better. day game, take the sunscreen. it's going to feel 10 to 20 degrees warmer if you're sitting behind the home team's dugout in the first row. 76 to 81 today. here's a look at san jose where it is clear this morning. nothing changed as far as our pollen. let's talk about what's going to happen around the state today. low to mid 90s through the central valley. sunny, 74 in montere trimming the fat on traffic here it's looking pretty thin i have to say. the drive, it is decent. we're not finding any slowdowns. if you're traveling in the eastbound direction you might find that we have a bit of a bottleneck. om some lanes are closed until

11:00 for road construction. san francisco, right at 101 that's where we have another project lasting until 6:00. 101 is clear as you head into san francisco. 680 walnut creek to dublin, through the santa cruise mountains, 24 minutes to get into los gatos. this morning a russian supply capsule remains out of control in orbit after tuesday's launch. it's being declared a launch. astronauts at the international space station says they'll get buy without the delivery of fresh food water clothes and equipment. the capsule was carrying 3 tons of goods. a russian source tells abc news that parts of the craft will enter the as mott fear some time next week and it's expected to burn up. this morning a father is getting a lot of reaction online for his response to a school principal who didn't excuse his

children's absences for what he calls an educational trip. >> he took his three kids to boston to watch a ra run. he notified the school about the plan. u even though school officials sent him a letter. he replied to the principal and said his children had a once in a lifetime experience that couldn't be learned in a classroom. he has a meeting scheduled with the principal to discuss the matter. people magazine it's that big. 4:57, the death toll rises as the misery spreads in nepal. new at 5:00 p.m. we're live with a local group. okay lands's mayor is ready to reveal her budget plan today. the difference it might make in the city's fight against crime. >> we're going to take a quick

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good thursday morning to you. it's 5:00 a.m. and we're glad to see you. >> i'm kristen sze along with leyla and mike here with an update for you. >> you can tell when it's going to be warm because a whole different wardrobe out and about as people go to lunch. it's going to be one of those days where we're going to have warm to hot temperatures everywhere. showing the lack of a marine layer today. no clouds out there. 44 to 56 as cool as it's going to get. 68 the coast, 82 inland. total sunshine at noon. your 12-hour day planner,