lucky for this guy this swiss cheese doubles as a fire blanket. new sriracha spicy super chick'n. denny's. welcome to america's diner. abc7 news begins with breaking news. a tragic story this morning. sky 7 is over the scene where a child was hit and killed by a muni light rail train in san francisco. >> thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am cheryl jennings. >> amy hollyfield joins us on the field. >> there was a near-miss before he was hit. he was running across san jose avenue in the crosswalk but running so he caught to cars overs guard who had to slam on their brakes as he stumbled out of that situation he landed in front of train. >> according toen withs the 11-year-old boy was running across the street at 8:30 this

morning trying to catch this muni train when he was hit and killed by the train. >> he avoided the s.u.v. and ran across the street and the train could not stop. it is horrible. >> the boy was running across san jose avenue. there were two cars coming down the street. those drivers had to make sudden stops to avoid the boy. >> boy made a pivot move off of the secondary vehicle. as a result, he planned in the street on northbound san jose avenue where the l.r.v. was traveling and struck the boy. >> workers in the corner boy heard his mother's scream and a man saw her desperate attempt to save him. >> she was trying to move the train actually. pulling him out from under the train because she saw him moving. >> the father was here and witnesses say seeing their raw grief was heartbreaking. >> completely hysterical and

still in the back of the ambulance. >> a terrible incident. words are hard to describe when an 11-year-old loses their life like this. >> this intersection of san jose avenue and lake view has always made them nervous. many people have been asking for a stoplight or a stop sign. >> you see this train coming this way they hit the brakes hard to come to a fast stop. all the time. there should be a stop sign for vehicle and the trains. it is dangerous. >> the city officials say they are looking into the concerns. here at the scene they still need to recover the body. emergency crews are struggling emotionally with this situation. they do have counselors at the scene to help the crews and also the family. >> another tragedy now in knee patch where another deadly

earthquake struck. the 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit northwest of the capital city of katmandu near the chinese border. shaking was felt throughout nepal and tibet and followed by after shocks the largest at magnitude earthquake 6.3. at least 42 people died. more than a thousand others have been injured. we are the only bay area tv station with a reporter in nepal when the latest earthquake struck. we have that story from the newsroom and the bay area man who is injured. >> a sunnyvale man is being treated now after being treated. teams are digging through debris searching for survivors. >> crowds screamed and rushed to safety as the powerful earthquake jolts nepal hitting at 1:00 o'clock p.m. local time after midnight here.

sergio quintana is in katmandu and ran from the hotel without the shoes and watched as panicked residents poured into the streets. >> throughs of people streamed out, terrified that the buildings would collapse on them. a lot of people immediately closed the shops and went home. >> sergio tweeted these votes. he is following workers on a recovery mission. the earthquake rocked the country struggling to recover from a 7.8 earthquake that shook the region only 17 days ago. here is a look at how close the two centers are. today the shake was reported as far away as india. >> the buildings were shaking and the shocking thing is how long the earthquake went on. >> buildings crumbled. an ancient temple collapsed. workers inside ran for their

life. a rock slide was triggered and boulders and barreled down the hill. many were traumaized by the april earthquake and now they are dealing with after shocks. >> they felt large after shocks five in a row greater than 5.0 and one measured three times stronger than the one that hit napa last summer. >> the relief and recovery efforts will need more help now. if you would like to donate text nepal 90999 to contribute $10. abc's reporter sergio quintana is in nepal who is there helping with the first efforts after the first earthquake. sergio is tweeting updates as well. >> police have arrested a san

francisco promotor for murder after a woman's body was found inside a theater that he was revitalizing and taken into custody over the weekend. he is wear the green shirt trying to raise money to revitalize the theater on jackson street. a 31-year-old oakland's woman body was found in the theater over the weekend. he wanted to raise $40,000 to re-do the theater built in 1925. he remains in custody. >> new this morning, the south way residents could face water rationing next week after the largest water provider, the san jose water company unveiled rationing land last night including were of the allotments for customers in san jose, los gatos, saratoga and other communities. customer allocation is based on how much they used in 2013. california's public utilities commissions needs to approve the land. >> the amgen tour of california

is rolling through the bay area right now bringing out thoughts of spectators. matt keller is in san jose with more. >> great weather for the ride. >> yes, much better weather this year compared to last year when the temperatures were in the 90's and we were sweating. this year it is more comfortable but the wind picked up and the riders are getting wind on their backs and left 20 minutes ago. the fanfest value is wrapping up and now it is a race to the finish line. >> they are off for a 10th straight year, san jose is the only city to host the stage on the amgen tour of california each year since the race started in 2006. some fans come out to ride the course like a pro. >> i will ride the course with a couple of friends. hopefully we are not caught. >> others bring their kids to cheer them on. >> it is a privilege and we are lucky do have it here. >> what do you want to see here today?

>> bikes. >> they head to livermore before they hit the big climb of the day: mount hamilton and then back to san jose and finish at the motorcycle county park. last year riders climbed mt. diablo at temperatures above 90 degrees. this career the temperatures at lower elevations are expected to top out in the mid-to-upper 60. >> our job is to keep them going and safe and they have to be able to perform at the higher level and keeping them at that level at 90 degree or in southern california at 105 degrees through the desert is more of a challenge. they will push hard the like ever. >> the festival has started at the finish line on metcalf in san jose. the righters are expected to -- the riders are expected to arrive at 3:45 this afternoon. >> new england patriots want tom

brady will appeal his four game suspension. millions despise him, folks in san mateo say they support their hometown hero. investigators claim that the new england patriots and brady schemed to delfate the football before the championship game but he holds a special place at the high school where he started for the padres in the 1990s. >> knowing about deflated football does not make a difference in my eyes or anyone else. >> he should have been smart enough to know i have a team under suspicion for cheating and we cannot try stuff like that. >> the new england patriots face $1 million fine and loss of two future draft picks. >> the scandal over improperly flighted footballs is not the only one rocking the nfl. 14 teams are coming underfire for receiving taxpayer money to promote the military. "new york times" reports that the department of defend shelled

out more than $5 million to nfl teams the last three years and plan to hold military tributes where you see soldiers welcomed at half time. those are more than just special moments but recruitment opportunities for the armed forces according to federal documents. "new york times" say the raiders and 49ers have not accepted the money. >> warriors fans are feeling more confident after evening the lay off series after two below par games steph curry regained the mvp form in memphis scoring a game high 33." s shooting 60 percent from the field. and green bounced back adding 15 points and ten rebounds. the warriors hope up the 26-point lead in the third quarter and crew to victory. and now the series is tied at two games each and game five is at oracle arena with tip-off at 7:30 p.m. and then goes back to

fedex in memphis on friday night which you can watch at espn at 6:30 p.m. and the deciding game seven if we get that far is back at oracle arena on sunday, if necessary. >> you can get anything delivered to your home and now you can add marijuana to the list. >> still ahead the ondemand ride service offering door-to-door medical marijuana delivery in san francisco. >> do you sleep next to someone who snores? something to get you much better nice sleep. >> a look outside from the exploritorium camera at the bay and the bay bridge glistening. mpbonline.org has the

>> a ride company is offering medical marijuana delivery according for a tech service. it has launched a service in san francisco. drivers promise to deliver medical marijuana one hour after an order is placed. they will deliver up to an ounce. that is all. per customer. necessity say the drivers keep the pot locked up and will never carry more than four ounces in a vehicle. >> sandra lee has been diagnosed with breast cancer and shared the news on "good morning america" with robin roberts who also is a breast cancer survivor. the 48-year-old lee is known as a cooking show host and long time girlfriend of new york governor cuomo.

she said the diagnosis came six weeks ago while doing a photo shoot. she said she will have a double mastectomy later this week. >> here is another health note that might help save your relationship with someone. researchers may have found a cure for snoring and it is as simple at exercising your mouth and tongue. researchers in brazil have a few dozen men and women do a set of exercises three time as day for eight minutes and it reduced the frequency of snoring by 36 percent and the power of loudness of the snoring dropped by 60 percent. it is believed the less you snore better your sleep is with the rest of your sleeping partners. >> do you not know how many jokes came out of that study. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> my wife was saying, my goodness i am glad you have that job because imagine if you didn't. >> morning from the top of the abc7 broadcast center with a lot of sunshine.

the breeze will hang around for the better part of the afternoon. add thunder and isolated downpours onen thursday with all the details coming up. >> showing up the big bucks the world record of the famous works of art at auction. >> to infinity and beyond, soaring to new heights and a look at a spectacular

>> breaking news, an american helicopter flying above nepal is missing. defense officials say there were two nepal soldiers and six

american marines on the helicopter which was performing humanitarian assistance and relief operations following the latest series of earthquakes we have been reporting on in nepal. a search has been launched for the missing chopper. we will continue to follow the breaking news story on twitter twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> tonight at eleven machines taking over the world is not science fiction. a growing number of experts think it could happen. >> when they have conscious thinking it is independent thought, they will think for themselves, they will program themselves. we will not be in control of the programing anymore. >> how computer experts are trying to make sure the super intellect machines are on our side tonight. >> we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. it is windy this morning. >> still getting plane over in many areas. we will go to live doppler hd and you can see the 29 miles per hour winds at sfo where they could gust up to 45 between 3:00 and 9:00 this afternoon into the

evening hours and airport weather warning in affect for a bumpy ride in and out of sfo. look what it is doing for the clouds, they are almost completely gone and we are mostly sunny the better part of the afternoon and with more than 14 hours of sunshine we are three 290 degrees cooler-than-average. from sutro tower you can see mount diabolo in the distance and white clouds are having a hard time sustained any links before they fall apart and others re-develop. here is a look from the east bay hills camera with gusts at 20 to 25 miles per hour but not like the 45 to 50 on mount tamalpais and mount diabolo so for the bicycle race when they are going up hamilton it will be breezy. today, chilled breezes and showers are possible, and thunder, especially on thursday but they will start on wednesday night and a quiet weekend is in store but temperatures remain below average. today, we are in the mid-to-upper 60s through the south bay with possibly 70 in los gatos as the warm spot and

in the low-to-mid 60s for most of the peninsula 67 in palo alto and 59 in millbrae the extreme and mid-to-upper 50s along the coast and a brick day there. we will be right near 60 in downtown south san francisco, and sausalito and mid-50s at bodega bay. 65 in petaluma and 66 in san rafael and everyone else in the upper 60 to 70 in north bay valley and up to 6 a long the east bay shoreline with richmond at 64. mid-50s in the san ramon valley and low-to-mid 70s in myburg and brentwood. another cool night at the game, 58 degrees dropping down to 54 and the red sox are in town to take on the as. shear what will happen tonight, not so chilly because of the increasing clouds, and mid-40s to low 50s. now, as we fast forward to wednesday morning at 8:00 you can see the clouds on the increase, and a spotty shower is possible but more likely some drizzle until the showers move in right during the morning rush hour and hang around through

9:00 and more will develop around noon through 5:00 and then they will start to fall apart. now because they are showers with isolated downpours the early estimated could change as we get closer but they are still looking very robust from .2" up to half an inch of rain which would be a if soaking. thursday is my cool of the day in the seven-day forecast with 50s and 60s, and a slow warming trend starts on friday with more sunshine but it will still feel breezy so we will be cooler-than-average. more updates tonight with spencer and sandy and the newest models will crank out the latest details in a couple of hours. >> remember the art auction we told you about yesterday? two masterpieces including one by picasso set new records. picasso's women of algiers," sold for $179 million in new york. and a sculpture by

giocametti went for $129 million. >> emotional evening on "dancing with the stars" in the semifinal with noah delivering a prime-time surprise that brought many to tears. >> will you marry me? he proposed live on television to his girlfriend jamie and she said yes setting the tone for the entire night with two perfect 10s and rumour willis is only two points ahead. >> the future is now a couple of men looked for this

>> coming up at 4:00 after a 30-year ban gay men could be allowed to donate blood and what the food and drug administration doing to end the rules. >> going the distance, "7 on your side" looks at the cars most likely to hit the magic 200,000 mile mark. >> technology is changing human flight forever. a new jet powered wing is taking

people to new heights. meet jetman and his flying partner. the two embarked on a breast take -- breathtaking flight straight out science fiction being helped by a jet powered wing attached to their back. he has done it across the grand canyon and the english channel. >> they had early prototypes that did not work so now they are living their dream. but it is a lot of hard work. scary. dangerous. and fantastic. that does it for us at abc7. thanks for joining us.

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