recruits have two weeks until they graduate. there is no doubt they'll not only hit the streets but hit the streets running. >> they're preparing to go on the street. >> the 244th class, 38 men and women in their 20th week at the academy. in the morning they were on a chartered bus in route to help with traffic control the bus stopped at a red light. this is what they saw.

>> a couple of us just shouted "burglary" and they jumped out of the bus. they apprehended the suspect. >> the burglars broke out the window. recruits were beaming with pride. >> these two were arrested. burglarizing a story in front of a bus load of cops. >> the store would have lost a lot of merchandise. vic lee. abc7 news. >> vic, thank you very much. good work. the two people accused of killing a teenager near his school went to court to answer to charges against him. abc7 news is live to explain.

janet? >> that is right, dan the court proceedings will continue to another date but the family runs into a man who says he has paper work showing zachary was a threat to public safety before he shot and killed their son. >> i asked for a search for firearms. he filed a restraining order to protect him, and his child. >> i called the police department and told them he's on probation for charges and i told him that i had. >> i did everything i could but all i can do is get this

restraining order. >> woods did not know max. he is a 17-year-old high school student shot in the head on thursday. his family was devastated. >> someone there was like what? the police didn't do anything about it? >> today we learned the name of the second suspect. with this information, more heart break. the suspect will be back to court may 19th, held on $1.5 million bail.

a fire near the construction bridge should not affect the weekend's closure of the bridge. caltrans says three mixers are available this video was taken by the east bay regional parks district fire department. the horse fell 30 feet and was stuck in a tree initially. the horse may have to be euthanized. >> ora cell arena is the mace to be tonight.

laura, fans are ready to rumble. >> they're still streaming in here straggling in if you will the tip off is set to go off here a couple minutes. those just a few minutes late will show you may miss one of the big from the night. >> they're tuning out for the big game. a drill she's performed many times since she was eight. does this make you nervous? >> maybe the first time yes. >> they did well.

>> without breaking down numbers let's just say the team's scores are nearly perfect when she opens the show. here she is at 8. and last year, at age 9 and she hopes it will carry them through, tonight. >> if they believe they're going to win, they're going to win. >> there is more music for you.

this is a special guest appearance here. i can't hear myself. oh. laura. >> thank you laura. if you can hear me. today we're able to talk with raiders owner about the team's future and whether it includes a in facility in oakland and maybe in los angeles. fans were hoping the team owner would see, and hear them. >> they know they can do what is right. >> he came over to talk about calls to keep the silver and black in oakland. raider are deciding to move from

the aging coliseum and build a stadium they would share with the chargers in the city of carson near los angeles. a complicated land deal between teams and carson officials was finalized today. >> i know what they're looking for. i know what has to be done. >> the owner says there is stim a glimmer of hope for oakland. >> i want to keep raiders in oakland we have to be able to compete. >> the city of oakland and alameda county are working together. >> we have to let that deal come together. >> he says oakland expects to know the decision by the end of the year. carol lynn tyler, abc7 news. >> the football owners did agree

to make ticking an extra point more challenging. >> meetings began in dramatic fashion with an unexpect add announcement from the patriots on deflate gate. the owner says he will not appeal the punishment for deflating footballs. >> i don't want to continue the rhetoric that is going on. i'm going to accept what he has given to us. >> patriots quarterback tom brady was suspended four games for his role in deflate gate. >> a south bay construction company owner and a project

manager's role could land them in prison up to four years. one construction worker died three years ago whether a 12 foot wall collapsed on him in milpitas. inspectors issued a stop work order three days before the death. >> san jose police and the city have begun testing three different police departments. it has a goal of having cameras on all officers by next summer. >> a major environmental disaster may be developing on the coast tonight. coming up next the aura blocking the shore and beaches

of santa barbara right now. >> a whale washes up a third in about a month. how other two are being disposed off. >> despite conditions there is a chance of sunny skies for memorial day weekend i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> a woman cancels a reservation but gets charged anyway. coming up, 7 on your the off! outdoor refresher course. sunsets. sfx: ding! hello you... and you too. meet "outside"... where the golden hour is approaching along with the buzzy suck-squad. sfx: buzz! it's been a while... but, you can do this. step 1: open door. sfx: ding! step 2: activate off! clip-on. sfx: ding! mosquito protection you don't spray on. sfx: ring radial sound step 3: (ahem) face west. sfx: birds chirping get back out there... with off! clip-on. keep bugs off. sfx: thwack! sc johnson, a family company

a pipeline burst near santa barbara covered a popular

freeway. the pipeline ruptured late today. it spewed about 21,000 gallons of oil into the ocean, polluting a four-mile long section of shore line the coast guard secured the pipeline and crew arrive toed begin containment and clean up. you might remember a massive oil spill had been seen in the area in 1969, killing thousands of birds and marine animals >> for the third time in over a month, a dead whale washed up on a beach the carcass of a gray whale came ashore in kelly beach today. the day that crews buried the whale that wash add shore in pacifica. and again april 5th. wayne freedman is live with the story tonight.

wayne? >> reporter: three whales in just miles from each other seems unusual. first we had a sperm whale, middle april. then, a hump back today, we had a gray whale down, just down the road. and experts are telling us it's fairly normal but still, three whales and a short period of time does seem unusual. >> the site of another dead whale along the coastline has begun to feel alarmingly common place. on this beach they got a spectacle. >> it's beautiful at the same time. >> how? >> i have never seen a whale so

close. >> they'veed three opportunities. two happened in pacifica. two other whales washed ashore, then rotted on the beach and filled nearby neighborhoods with their fragrances >> you don't lead to mammals. to smell. >> but they did that. the first whale a sperm whale at the base of the cliffs washed ashore in mid april after dieing of unknown causes. a fresher one appears to have been hit and killed by a ship they buried the new whale first the older gets similar treatment tomorrow. and to the south? >> it's a sad sight. >> agenda to be determined. wayne freedman abc7 news.

>> the mountain lion that al you'ded police may have learned about avoiding populated areas but he may provide biologist was valuable knowledge. that is why they attached a tracking collar before releasing him into the field wild this lion is a deyendent of the estimated 70 lions stretching from daily city to santa cruz. >> when the sun comes up what isn't a quiet space isn't so quiet. >> the young lion has a name now.

56 m. adventurus is how they feed the deer they feed on. >> if they do turn up in places where people have their houses they're looking for food. and they've move out of the area, too. >> they are known to travel an 1800 mile walk. users of the trail near his release hope he stays away. >> i would think that they would have put more in a wilder area. >> however where there are dear it's possible there are mountain lions >> yes. remarkable.

>> we can expect sunny skies. yes. >> a greater appreciation. >> that is true. >> here we have mainly sunny skies now. we began this day as yesterday, but lots of gray overcast conditions. but sunny skies now. clouds will return tonight. taking a look to the north around clear lake we've had cells producing isolated showers. no thunder or lightning there yet. some spotty drizzle with measurable rainfall. la honda 500. looking at a bright sky with just a few low clouds right now. 63 in san jose.

and 57 in half moon way. check out this view it's 68 in santa rosa. and cloudy nights drizzle is possible. a series of cool unsettled gray pattern we've had. at 11:00 tonight, friday drizzle is possible near the coast and bay. and by mid day, we'll get

clearer skies by saturday and sunday. rainfall and light snow above 8,000 feet. bay area tonight, increasing clouds and that chance of spotty drizzle near the coast and bay. overnight lows into low to mid-50s so mild overnight. then tomorrow another day like today. a cloudy start. highs ranging from upper 50s to lower and mid-60s about the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. monday memorial day. and milder tuesday can hit that 80 degree mark. >> do you know how many bikes

are stolen in san francisco every year? >>

if you turn your bike for a minute it could be gone. police tell us millions of bicycles are stolen in san francisco every year. >> how it happens and how they get away witness. >> yes.

dan noyes is here with a preview of a report he has for you at 11:00. >> in san francisco a bike is stolen every three hours the i team has been using a hidden camera to uncover how this happened so quickly. we talked to the crooks and victims. >> just wire cutters and helmet in one hand, jumped on the bike and rode away. >> why he does it and how to protect yourself. it's a story you'll see on abc7 news. join me tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco's fire department received funding today, city leaders made the

announcement on treasure island the budget will include $47 million in new funding. and installing new technology. >> i think everyone should be satisfied, by no means is it a final, final. it's a huge step but we still have work to do. next year we'll likely be looking for more funding as well >> the firefighters union has been critical of the shortages and under staffing the union president was on hand to commend the funding. >> still ahead at 6:00, they call her the harbor hooker. a local escort accepts responsible for a heroin death >> and odds of your car facing a recall just doubled. how many vehicles may have

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in santa cruz a prostitute charged with killing a google executive was in court. she still claims it was an accident. >> at the court house in santa cruz she walked in, emotionless. she pled guilty to felony involuntary manslaughter as well as other charges in the death of father of five forest hays the judge sentenced him with six years in jail. she'll likely only spend three years in jail instead of a state prison >> the judge and i will

respectfully agree to disagree. >> it happened on november 22, 2013, aboard a yacht in the hays harbor. prosecutors claim tickleman injected himself with heroin then did the same with hays >> that is not an outcome she expected and wanted. >> but she never called 911, opting instead to flee the scene she hopes fleeding gity will spare her family heartache. >> she has a sense of relief. she's healthy and clean of drugs at this point in time. >> the children and mother have moved out of the area. >> the scorn, the dress. >> go have a sad update on a friday earlier in the newscast.

following an ef yrt to rescue a horse that fell down an enbankment the horse has died. his injuries were too severe. >> six people in china have been indicted on charges of stealing sensitive wireless technology from silicon valley. one arrested on saturday when landing in los angeles. a man known as lucky luke may have run out of luck today, he was found guilty of conning an art dealer of works valued at $20 million.

a judge let him out to see his attorney. >> takada doubling the size of a recall. one out of 77 cars in the country is affected. 38 million of the air bags are defective. and can explode. >> they have not identified the root cause but cannot let that deal gray our actions. >> until now they've insisted the problems were limited to cars in places of high humidity and has been fined a million

dollars. >> former secretary of state and presidential candidate clinton broke silence by calling on the state department to release e mails quickly. the judge wants them out sooner and gave the state department a week to come up with a schedule. >> i want the american people to learn about the work we did because i think it will show how hard we've worked and what we did for our country during the time i was secretary of state. >> the comments came in a five minute exchange. >> 100 years ago the 1915 world's fair made san francisco a hub for innovation. today, the palace of fine arts is still standing and new

technology is the spotlight there. >> this now, today we're doing the same thing. >> it's a different world we live in today. things people in 1915 never would have dreamed off. so when something great is happening you don't miss it. >> we care about the food we eat and where water comes from. we need to care about the air. >> this fitness bands let them level up on favorite video games by becoming more active >> kids usually take a bus to

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one menlo park woman lost more than a thousand dollars. >> her situation was frustrating

and this woman went through a lot to cancel a ticket no one believed her until she called us. >> janet went to expedia.com. her niece was going to fly pick up her grandfather and drive to the bay area. but changed her mind. >> she wanted to do more of a road trip. >> we called in to talk to a young man saying it's no problem to cancel it. add would get a credit which seemed fine until she tried to use that credit. >> she said you have nothing.

>> expedia said she didn't have a credit. >> janet set out to prove she'd made that call. >> we called and get the records. >> there it was. the call to a cancellation line. janet was astonished. it made no sense. you're out of luck. $1150 gone. >> we contacted expedia after looking into the case, expedia refunded the $1150 telling us we take complaints seriously. and our research to ensure we have resolved this issue. >> that is a lot of money.

so thank you for calling us. >> you can get a number at the time make sure you write down that number. if you have an account check to make sure your transaction went through. >> up next, taking it to a good old fashioned barn dance. >> yes. a social setting where a message.

strap yourself in for a party with a purpose. a local farm is delivering a serious message in a social setting. the third saturday of every month, old fashioned tradition is making a come back. this barn dance is along the san

mateo county coastline. >> i only found out about it through a friend who knew a friend. >> they have turned it into a major happening. >> don't be shy. >> the barn holds 150 people but twice the number had been showing up. outside there is a dinner and when finished you wash your own wishes. it's drawing people from around the bay area. >> brings people together to dance >> we're weeding the rhubarb. >> beautiful saturday. why not? >> they come from all walks of life. >> i work for a software

company. >> this former film maker is now in his second year. >> our generation is starting to think about where their food comes from. >> during the week, they run program programs for school kids. >> not just thinking about organic foods but how is it grown? by whom? how were those farm workers treated? >> so you're welcome to reach in there. and grab some eggs. >> if you're not up to working you can just tour the farm. >> it's a nice experience, if you're going to be dancing be prepared for a work out.

>> it's a sliding scale, you pay what you can and have a great time. the workday and barn dance are held the third saturday every month. we have a link, check it out if you can. >> spencer sf >> yeehaw sounds natural coming out of dan's mouth. here is a look at sunny skies on our live doppler 7 hd. isolated showers there. around clear lake, and in just the last hour outbreaks there seem to be weakening now. beautiful skies over the bay. just a few cloudy puffs there. tree pollen and grass pollen at moderate levels now. air quality is good.

tomorrow unsettled weather showers, with snow over the sierra. heavier showers and thunderstorms in southern california. bay area, partly sunny conditions into afternoon. low 70s inland and the accu-weather forecast shows clearing over the weekend. sunny skies on memorial day weekend. >> yeehaw. >> yes. exactly. >> think we can get that out of larry? >>. no. no. it's yee where is the defense? >> you've got to put bonnie on them. get into it. >> exactly. >> i don't like what i'm seeing so far. shaking up and

good evening warriors against rockies heavily favored expected to reach nba finals today. you've got mvp facing runner up and fear the beard. a scary moment for rockets here. if you're josh smith falling into the knee of twiet howard, rockets were fine without him. looks like a freeway to the basket. houston goes on a run. that is the rocket shot 59%, steph curry with 11 in the first quarter. the series with 12 points and rockets are out to a 74-33 lead.

timber wolfs have a good chance of winning so they did, picking the lakers. the lakers will choose second. and magic will pick 5th. excitement into 2015 season. derek carr spent today's section on the side lines. wearing red jersey number four, raiders not specific but say ka has some type of finger injury. took part in the mini camp last month. head coach not concerned and feeling he is ready for training camp. >> time missed in may is better than time missed in september. you're often more capable of taking whatever time is

necessary just to make sure you put things behind you. more cautious this time of the year. >> today in san francisco robert draft announced his team will not appeal the fine however, tom brady will still appeal his four-game suspension. regardless the pats are saying it's time to move on. >> i do have respect for the commissioner. and believe that he's doing what he perceives to be in the best interest of the full 32. so in that spirit i don't want to fin the rhetoric that has gone on for four months i'm going to accept what he has

given to us. >> owners voted to move back to the yard line and since 99% the league experimented with this in two games last year. two point conversions but defenses can now score by returning a turnover. a's trailing 2-1 in the five ng inning. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> join us tonight at 9:00. that is cable channel 13. tonight military mystery launch scheduled for tomorrow we know one thing about it. >> then at 11:00 every three hours a bike is stolen in the bay area. the i team investigates the bike

black market. >> and in prime time tonight part two of the bachelorett season premier. so a great line up for you. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm ama daetz >> i'm dan ashley. we'll see you at

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