♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i am kristen sze. cheryl jennings is on assignment. the contra costa sheriff is preparing to issue an upstate open a highway 4 shootings, with two people killed in the same area in less than a week. janet o is in bay point with the latest. janet? >> the sheriff has been pretty tightlipped about the two shootings but they are about to hold a news conference to address if the saturday shooting and last night's shooting are connected in may and to update us on if there are any arrests made in the two cases. what they are saying is the two

shootings appear to be gang-related. we know that two people were shot last night near san marco boulevard and highway 4 in bay point. deputies found several bullet casings. the victims arrived at john muir in conquer. one of the two victims has died. the area near the hospital was proposed off including the victim's car with bullet hopes. the shots came from a silver car with a broken window. less than a week ago 20-year-old thomas men disease was shot and -- tomas mendez was shot and killed in the same area. he worked as a cook alongside his father at katie's corner restaurant and leaves behind a two-year old daughter. as you can see they are setting up now to talk about the two shootings, the one on saturday and the shooting from last night. you can watch the news conference streaming on abc7news.com. >> breaking news right now in san jose: firefighters have just

knock down a car fire in the south part of the city. sky 7 is over the scene right now west of 101. under the tree you can see the burned out shell of a van, a bit of smoke could be seen in the sky in had area so watch out. it seems the fire did not spread beyond the van. it looks like it is under control. >> also the west dublin pleasanton bart station just re-opened after being closed for several hours. sky was over the scene when a person was found under a train. trains were system tracked through the station without stopping causing big delays during the morning commute. the west dublin pleasanton bart station people, is open. >> benicia police are searching for a driver who lit a pedestrian early sunday morning and took off. that pedestrian is a young man who is clinging to life. eric thomas is at the scene.

eric? >> the young victim is all of 23 years old. early sunday morning about 2:30 he was coming from this bar in benicia and as he crossed the street he was hit. he suffered severe head injuries and currently is in intensive care at john muir trauma center at walnut creek and in an induced coma. the driver left the scene not stopping to even see how bad off torres was and this is not the kind of intersection where these things happen. investigators are asking for the public's help. here is what they are looking for. >> it is an early 2000 model silver or grave nissan ultima missing the left rear hubcap. >> tragedy a man working an extra job having a cold beer when he got work at 12:30. in the bling of an eye it

changes family tragedy. >> we will give you a reminder of the car that is involved. here it is in disturbed taken from a business, described as early 2000 nissan silver vehicle with possible front-end damage and missing left rear hubcap. if you know anything about the collision, if you have seen a vehicle that matches that description, you are asked to call police. >> thank you. firefighters are making small progress today containing a wildfire burning south of lake tahoe the washington four is now 5 percent contains with flames conning more than 16,000 acres and crews are still dealing with irrattic winds and tough terrain. it is these miles away from markleeville. firefighters think they will be able to keep the fire from reaching. >> in southern california, this is nighttime time-lapse video of

the lake fire. it has burned 1700 acres and is 38 percent contained costing more than $7 million to fight. the fire started more than a week ago in the san bernardino national forest. >> the east coast is catching a break but more severe weather is in the forecast for the midwest including me tell tornadoes. overnight quick moving storms stretched from washington, dc to new york. you can see impressive lightning flashes behind the united states capitol. and amtrak trains from harrisburg, person, to new york city was stuck on the tracks for hours after a transformer exploded in heavy winds and rain. >> the power and lights want out they said you will stay on this train and the other train is going to push this all the way into philadelphia. >> it was bad. the sky was dark. the rain wind, the shingles much blowing off the trees were falling down. >> in philadelphia, crews are cleaning up downed power lines and broken tree branches after

70 miles per hour wind ripped across the area leaving hundreds of thousands without power. >> in the bay area, we are open our way to record temperatures. meteorologist mike nicco joins us from the roof with a look at who will be sweltering. mike? >> it will be hot the next couple of days. here is what is going on outside right now: you can see the sunshine behind me and the temperatures. our spread spread is 57 at half moon bay, and 60 in san francisco, and not bad in oakland, 63, and 73 in san rose and san jose 70s, and san ramon almost 80 degrees already. the temperatures are close to where we were yesterday, so i hope you liked yesterday. we will end up in the same ballpark if not a couple degrees warmer inland but it is tomorrow that i want to focus in on. that is where we will have the hottest temperatures the most packed in temperatures at 17 degrees warmer-than-average in concord and 101 and ten degrees warmer in san jose at 91 and san francisco and oakland not so bad four and six degrees warmer-than-average.

i will let you know how long the heat wave will last. >> the coffin of church pastor reverend clementa pinckney in south carolina has arrived at statehouse. he was taken by a horse drawn carriage and he will lie in the rotunda. reverend clementa pinckney and eight owes were killed in an attack at the emanuel ame church a week ago. the funeral is set for friday. president obama will be delivering the eulogy. >> back here, officials are warning new cracks have been found on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. according to 9 chronicle officials say small cracks pose a potential threat to more than 400 remaining fasteners that secure the tower to the foundation in an earthquake. officials also say that one of the bridges tower rods snap after being exposed to water. a panel is expected to suggest further testing on the rods. >> new this morning, we have a first look at the big stage as

santa clara gears up to have the greatful debt in concert taking center stage this weekend. the concert is sold out part of the tour featuring all of the original band members, coincides with the 20th anniversary of the death of original member jerry garcia. >> nba finals andre iguodala appeared on "good morning america" today talking about his amazing relationship with coach kerr. coach kerr, i love you. >> i knew that was coming out. you know what he did? he did an amazing job of letting us be who we are and letting us play to our strengths. he took a look at the things we can improve upon and what people thought were our weaknesses and turned them into a strength. >> iguodala talked about his incredibly close relationship and bond with his son his son

made an nba trophy for him in art class back in april well before he when finals' mvp. >> thieves make off with hundreds of thousands of jewelry with an explosionive heist in a high-end store caught on camera and what made the bandits run. [ inaudible ] >> shock audio the anesthesiologist caught on video insulting a patient all while he was sedated and why today the patient is a little happier about ♪ ♪

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>> in england security cameras were rolling when bandits armed with ma chets and axes raided a high-under jewelry store with a smoke bomb going off when a store security devices was activated. the thieves were forced to run from the store. they managed to get away with 13 watches a haul worth $300,000. police then arrived. >> the fiscal year time you go under the knife you may wonder what your doctors are saying about you. what a virginia patient discovered was shock and he is getting 500,000 because of it. our reporter is in the newsroom with more. elissa this is crazy but true. >> it is not what you would expect to hear from a doctor. an am theseologist trashed her patient when he was asleep

making fun of his body and without -- wrote up a false diagnosis. >> the voice of the doctor who and an anesthesiologist at the center of a lawsuit. her patient said he set the cell phone to record post op instructions before a procedure in 2013. he accidentally left it on when he was put to sleep and what the smartphone picked up shocked him. >> around and around we go. where do land, nobody knows. >> the staff mocked the man during the procedure even the assistant chimes in. >> i always pass out when i look at this. >> don't look. >> they make fun of his body andject he has ebola, tuberculosis, or syphilis. the doctor changes the medical chart.

>> i am going to take a shot in the dark. >> the patient sued for defamation and medical malpractice. >> the three day trial just wrapped up last week. the doctor is no longer with the practice and this was a costly mistake, the parent is collecting $500,000 in damages. >> a san francisco landmark is on a list of endangered sites. the united states mint building in san francisco has been named the most endangered historic places in the united states by the national trust for historic reservation. it opened in 1874 on 5th street south of market and is one of the few buildings that survived the 1906 earthquake and moved operations out of the building into the current location in the triangle area in the 1930s. also on the list is the factory nightclub in west hole woo a officer piece of the lgbt movement the grand canyon and miami's little havana. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with our forecast.

mike? >> the great day in the sunshine, good morning i am watching a couple of kids throw snap pops at each other. that is a summer sound. a couple of county fairs are going on and if you do not want did do outdoor activities the next 24 to 48 hours i will give you a reason to put them off. there is excessive heat coming up. >> scaling el capitan and google is making it easier for you to climb the famed cliff all from the comfort of your couch. >> back to the future the automaker jumping into the hover board industry. sta

>> scaling el capitan from from home with the help of a famed climber google has added a yosemite clip it is part of the record winning climb in january after become the first to free climb the wall with nothing but safety ropes. take a look see how you can clip up and up and down the mountain without danger. >> everything is bigger in texas. look at this massive water slide in waco. you have to climb 50' to go down 120' slide, royal flush was unveiled to visitors at the park in april. you must be at least six years old to ride. i would want my kid to be older and you have to wear a life jacket and sign a waiver. >> meteorologist mike nicco joins us from the paragraph.

a lot of folks wish they had a slide like that. >> exactly. that is why we still have some on the parks inland to keep us cool. we need to go through. that looks fantastic and fun. the next 24 hours we will start with this afternoon 63 to 96 and the summer spread with a few clouds at the coast and it will be more comfortable to head outside this evening, 60 at the coast to 70 inland. overnight, you can get the clean and cool air to come in, 47 to 62 is the spread tomorrow morning. this is what happened this morning the sea breeze kicked up and the manner layer was taller so it climbed over the east bay hills into the east bay valley and it is no match for the strong sunshine and the warm air that is coming up from the desert southwest and taking over our neighborhood especially tomorrow. right now you can see the sea breeze is not what it was year, only 17 miles per hour in fairly. the national weather service believes it will pick up at 3:00 this afternoon through 9:00 so

evening commutes across the bay water could be choppy with the southwest winds at 21 to 33 miles per hour and they believe the winds will pick up along the coast with small craft advisory until 9:00 this evening, and they will come out of the northwest at 21 to 33 notes and multiply that by 1.15 for miles per hour. the clouds are clipping to the peninsula coast and everyone else is clearing nicely. we have not had a single "spare the air" yet and today we will not either, or tomorrow with the hottest temperatures. overnight, it will be comfortable, so when it is hot tomorrow know that when the sun sets, it is over and we will be back to average by the weekend. here is a look at what is happening, high pressure over the pacific is keeping us relatively clear at the coast but it is the high on the right side of the scene to focus in on that will, with the clockwise flow bring 9 heat up from the desert to our south. what will it do? give us nearly 90 in gilroy, mid-to-upper 80s los gatos and gilroy and low 80s for the

rest of the south bay with san jose and cupertino at 82 and we will flirt with 80 in los altos, and redwood city and 70 in millbrae and low-to-mid 60s on the peninsula to nearly 70 in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito so you do not need a jack secret for lunch. mid-to-upper 80s through the north bay and santa rosa, calistoga north, at least 30 to 35 degrees warmer than the coast with low-to-mid 90s there. 72 at richmond and oakland and san leandro 74. in the low-to-mid 90s for most of our inland east bay neighborhoods and if you are going to the county fair alameda, 87 at 3:00, and dropping to 65 in the evening hours. it will be cooler and more comfortable in petaluma where the sonoma marin fair kicks off with the ugliest dog in the world contest with temperatures in the 80s. took one on chin yesterday but we will try this evening at at&t park, 62 at 7:15 dropping down to 58. triple digits inland east bay tomorrow, with parts of the bay

hitting 90. the coast is still going to be cool, in the upper 60s. well start to drop about, say, two to six degrees on friday. on saturday that is when you can do the outdoor plans and not stress about how hot it will be in the 60 at the coast 70s around the bay and 80s inland back where we should be this time of the year. >> thanks, mike go giants. >> the documentary of the behave area favorite cape crusader is in san francisco with lamborghinis carry the people who helped grant the wish of five-year-old cancer patient miles scott who wanted to be batkid. red carpet arrivals begin in san francisco's sundance theater at post at 6:00 p.m. miles remains in remission and just finished first grade. batkid will open in select theaters on friday. and ben affleck tweeted from one batman to another thank you sf batkid. balk to the future for lexus getting into the hover board

business. the project has been in the works for more than a year. lexus said it uses levitation and does not provide more explanation as to what that exactly means with no word on when this "back to the future" invention could be reality. or whether there will betray holders. a port-a-potty surprise. >> my gosh! >> a fun way in new york city for festival

>> coming up at 4:00 whole foods is known for "whole paycheck," but now the chain is facing possible legal trouble for charging customs too much. details on the new accusations. the bay area takes the lead the good news and bad news when it comes to stolen cars. festival goers in new york city got treated to an unexpected experience in the port-a-potty. >> my gosh! >> in is from a rank group, first they saw gospel music and the bands came out and a dance

team hopefully no one at the festival really had to go to the bathroom. have a great day.

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