good afternoon. i'm katie marzullo in for larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. developing news out of tennessee with what is being called an act of domestic terrorism. we have new information about the gunman who open fire. >> the shooting started at an army recruiting office in chattanooga and ended at a u.s. navy reserve center. here is the latest. four marines are dead, a marine recruiter and police officer are among injured. >> and the shooter is identified as 24-year-old mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. he is also dead but officials are not saying how he was killed. >> this is a mug shot of him from a dui arrest in april. authorities believe he was born

in kuwait and lived across the river from chattanooga. >> reporter: a spray of bullets fired at two military centers in chattanooga. >> it is imcomprehensivable to see what happened and the way that individuals who proudly serve our country were treated. >> reporter: an officer injured and several marines killed, the gunman targeting this recruiting center and a nearby naval center. witnesses say he pulled up in a car and immediately started shooting. >> we saw the silver convertible mustang and he was just unloading some type of large rifle. >> next thing you know he lifted up his arms like this with a big black gun and it was one shot and then endless shots one after another just unloading into the army. >> reporter: police and the fbi rushing in tracking down the alleged gunman who they say died

at the scene. >> it is a heartbreaking circumstance for these individuals who have served our country with great valor to be killed in this fashion. >> we are told the gunman has been identified as mohammod youssuf abdulazeez officials say they are investigating whether he was inspired by isis or other terror groups. >> you can track the latest developments in the chattanooga shooting with abc 7 news app free from your app store or get more details at abc7news.com/apps. breaking news now from colorado. in the past hour a jury found aurora movie theater shooting james holmes guilty of murder in the attack that killed 12 people and left 70 others wounded. >> we the jury find the defend james holmes guilty of murder in

the first degree after deliberation. >> the verdict means the 27 year old could get the death penalty. jurors deliberated. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his attorney said he was so disturbed from mental illness he was unable to tell right from wrong. prosecutors say he knew what he was doing. in san francisco jeb bush made a campaign stop at a san francisco business that he thinks showcases the future. >> it's never as simple as it seems. wayne freedman joins us live. >> it gets complicated. the company is called thumb tack former governor bush asked to visit and hold a town hall meeting because he likes their model for business in the 21st century. he upset local businesses beginning with the way he arrived. if republican presidential

hopeful jeb bush had not arrived in an uber car today maybe the controversial issue would not have diverted his message or perhaps that was the point. the company faces $7 million in fines and a suspension from the california public utilities commission. >> along the way exploiting workers in some fashion there is ways to address it. the fact is that this is disrupting the order. >> reporter: the former governor's wish to visit thumb tack in san francisco connecting consumers who need jobs done with contractors who want to do them. >> we are using technology to help customers more quickly and more easily find and hire professionals. >> reporter: all part of a new sharing economy reflecting the 21st century. when former governor bush spoke about government getting out of the way of growth it was news here. outside this building and local businesses the messages did not play as well.

>> certainly not on the side of law abiding smart businesses, that's for sure. >> we have to get through. >> reporter: at least jeb bush is consistent when he departed uber driver awaited him. >> you have questions for the presidential candidate? >> not really. >> reporter: no small talk? >> no. i'm good. >> reporter: might have been an interesting conversation because it is worth noting the uber driver told us he is a democrat. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. jeb bush's father former president george h.w. bush remains hospitalized after he fell at his summer home in maine. he broke a bone in his neck. hospital officials say he won't need surgery and the break is expected to heal on its own. the 91 year old is the oldest living former president. bush has a form of parkinson's disease and uses a wheelchair

for mobility. this is what people flying out of sfo saw this morning as they were taking a united flight. hundreds ticketed at terminal three for new labor contract. they have been without one since united merged five years ago. lack of an agreement has kept united and former continental employees from working on the same flight. >> we may all be union flight attendants but there are different union contracts we can't fly together until we negotiate one contract. >> in a statement to abc 7 news a united spokesperson says the airline remains committed to reaching an agreement with the union. >> no weather delays sfo or any bay area airports. >> gorgeous day out there. spencer christian with an accuweather update. >> we have a warm summer day. here is live doppler 7 hd. we have a few clouds forming near the coast line. no surprise there. in the sierra no surprise we

have an outbreak of thunderstorms in the afternoon up and down the sierra crest. it goes up and down the central sierra from lake tahoe area southward. here is how it looks from our emeryville camera. low clouds at the coast. it's 66 degrees in san francisco right now 68 across the bay in oakland. san jose 79. 81 in morgan hill. and you can see low clouds hovering over the golden gate right now. we have 74 degrees in santa rosa. napa 73. 89 fairfield. 90 at livermore. livermore is the warm spot and looking at partly to mostly sunny skies. here is the first forecast coastal fog expanding. areas of fog and low clouds near the coast. by afternoon tomorrow sunny and warm for most of the bay area and hot inland with highs reaching the mid to upper 90s. will there be change in the pattern over the weekend?

i will answer that in my forecast. >> thank you so much. a turn about from cal trans. the cause of monday's fire on the bay bridge may not be -- two small fires broke out on the eastern span of the bay bridge this week. the fires burned several feet of rubber at an expansion joint. according to cal trans yesterday's fire was likely caused by a road flare put down by maintenance crews but monday's fire is still under investigation. a high sped chase ended with an arrest last night. sheriff's deputies spotted a vehicle similar to one used in a string of burglaryies. the pursuit ended when the suspect crashed into several cars. the driver ran away but was found a short time later inside a bar. fire crews in pittsburgh are keeping an eye out for hot spots after a fire. here is what the fire looked like when firefighters arrived

around 2:30 this morning. it spread to two buildings and knocked out power to the area for a short time. it took crews about an hour to get it under control. fire martial says this place caught fire three times in the last ten years. in san jose police are concerned about rising violence after another homicide this morning. it happened near highway 101 and the tully road exit just around the corner from a popular hangout for kids a chuck e. cheese. matt keller has more from san jose. >> reporter: a tan colored minivan crashed in front of the social security administration building just before 2:30 this morning. when police arrived they found a man in the driver's seat with at least one gun shot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. officers canvassed the area for evidence and questioned people staying at two nearby motels. >> told me to get up and come out and talk to him. that's what i did. >> reporter: the latest homicide is the fifth in san jose in just

the past three weeks. because of increased violence in the city this summer police started a new enforcement effort this past weekend targeting several different areas. two homicides have taken place including this one. >> we have implemented a strategy to go ahead and provide additional resources in certain areas, hot spots in san jose. so we are definitely concerned and we are addressing the issues. >> reporter: police say the victim is a man in his late 40s. so far no arrests have been made. in san jose matt keller, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 the just released grand jury report that says ambulances need critical care. and new at 4:30 the clock is ticking for coliseum city. the development that could keep raiders in oakland. and a live look outside at the evening commute.

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new at 4:00 we are getting a look at the new grand jury report released today which is highly critical of the san francisco fire department and ambulances. the big problem is response times. vic lee is live at city hall with the story. >> reporter: you said it. ambulance response times.

to give you an idea of how important the civil grand jury believes this issue is last year 76% of all emergency calls were for medical reasons. the report says too often first responders had no paramedics on board. last summer a statue toppled on to a toddler. police and firefighters came immediately but took a fire department ambulance 13 minutes to arrive exceeding the department's goal of a ten-minute response time. 2-year-old cason shelton later died at the hospital. since then fire chief has made improvements. >> in particularly bringing in new ambulances and training new paramedics. i feel like she's working on solutions. >> reporter: the civil grand jury believes ambulances are not responding to emergencies fast enough and often enough. the report adds there is a

chronic lack of serviceable ambulances and they are spaced in different parts of the city which the panel's foreperson says effects the response time. >> people who live in the western part of san francisco may have longer waits for ambulances than people who live, say, in the downtown part of san francisco. >> reporter: the report also criticizes the fire department for its failure to find a new home for its training center now at treasure island. the department has been told it has to vacate the facility. supervisor says she asked for some answers. >> unfortunately, i still have not gotten information that indicates that there are any major changes that are going to happen to the department. >> reporter: the fire department says it is reviewing the report and will respond within 60 days. vic lee, abc 7 news. a woman fighting her ex-husband over frozen embryos testified in court.

46-year-old mimi lee and her husband froze embryoes five years ago. they are divorced and lee wants to use the embryos despite a previous agreement saying they would be destroyed if they split up. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler has been in court today. tonight caroline tells us what both sides are saying about that contract. the california assembly has approved a bill that would allow children of domestic workers to attend schools in the district where the parents work after a girl was kicked out of a school even though her mother worked as a live in nanny in the district. the senate has voted to roll back parts of the controversial no child left behind law. the changes would leave in place the annual testing schedule but would give states and local districts more control over how to use the tests to assess performance. a similar measure passed the house last week. if you had trouble logging on to instagram you are not

alone. an outage lasted about an hour effecting users nationwide and abroad. instagram hasn't said what caused the outage but it was related to the log in server. a sea world employee accused of posing as an activist and trying to encourage violence among protesters. you can see the employee being arrested. the animal rights group claims he posted inflammatory comments on social media inon an attempt to get a reaction. the california water district and actor tom celek have settled a dispute on water he used on his ranch in ventura county. he was sued after a private investigator learned water from public hydrants was being trucked. water district officials voted

yesterday to accept the offer. new details about the strict rules for laws in california. the california water commission adopted new measures which include limiting grass to 25% of the landscaped area. existing homes won't be effected unless there are major renovations underway and there are other ways to get around the rules. >> if are using turf grass or lawn grass you are limited. if you are using a lower water needing lawn you can have more. it just has to fit in the water budget. >> the ordinance goes into effect in december and will be enforced by local water agencies. no rain just heat outside. >> definitely. it's nice. not what we need. >> it's not what we need but what we like. we are waiting for some of what we need to develop. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have low clouds at the coast and pushing forcefully over

portions of the bay. it is quite sunny and calm inland. 24 hour temperature change shows many locations are a few degrees cooler than this time yesterday. two degrees warmer. half moon bay two degrees warmer and no change in novado. look from our east bay hills camera at fog surging across the bay. these are forecast pictures. we see fog expanding overnight. warm days lie ahead for inland areas as humidity rises on sunday. we have a bit of a muggy feeling in the air over the weekend certainly by sunday. satellite and radar composite shows big ridge of high pressure sends it offshore bringing mostly sunny skies through the weekend through saturday and saturday evening forecast generation 5:00 in the afternoon we see clouds to our south increasing our chance of showers late saturday evening to mainly south of the bay area mainly south of gilroy. as we go into sunday high clouds

pushing into the bay area. we are not likely at this point it doesn't appear we are likely to see showers moving into the immediate san francisco bay area. overnight low clouds and fog at the coast. locally over the bay we see low temperatures generally in the low 60s and tomorrow mainly sunny and warm in the south bay. highs in the mid 80s up to about 90 in gilroy. low to mid 80s red wood city. mid to upper 60s on the coast. north bay highs in the valleys mainly mid 80s from santa rosa to napa. 76 in berkeley. and the inland east bay mainly in the low to mid 90s tomorrow. 92 at pittsburgh and livermore. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. we won't see much change in the temperatures. not much of a cool down until monday maybe about four degrees or so in our inland areas. temperatures back in the low 90s

on tuesday. mid week before we see a drop in our temperature, a bit of a cool down going into the end of next week and still looking for rain. i guess i'm not the rain whisperrer. >> thank you spencer. join tens of thousands of your bay area neighbors this sunday. coming up details on how to explore where you live this weekend. >> the california city left in the dark after several man hole explosions. >> we are checking san jose traffic. this is 280. the backup is 280 southbound. northbound is moving q well and way off to your far right top of your screenish is people heading off to 17 south. st a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪

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>> reporter: join tens of thousands of neighbors this sunday at the walk san francisco at golden gate park. the aids walk san francisco is the largest fundraiser raising more than $80 million for valuable organizations serving men, women and children. meet the abc 7 news team along the route and help spread the word to the world. and good things do come in small packages. the latest installments in marvel universe is marching. ant man stars paul rud. they sat down with me and explained how such a tiny superhero can save the world. the only event of its kind in north america is back in the bay area. the 41st mozart festival will be delighting audiences. george cleave is considered one of the world's foremost

interpreters of mozart. leyla gulen, abc 7 news. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. caitlyn jenner puts struggles of being transgender on stage. first this isn't stars and stripes. the confederate flags supporters greeting president obama during a stop in oklahoma. keeping raiders in

live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. here are the headlines where you live today at 4:30. four marines were killed and three other people injured in a shooting in chattanooga, tennessee. officials say the gunman is also dead. the state's attorney says the shooting is being investigated as an actct of domestic terrorism. his name is mohammod youssuf abdulazeez, age 24. background investigation is underway involving hundreds of u.s. federal staff. the jury in aurora colorado movie shooting reached a verdict tweeted within moments james holmes is found guilty of first degree murder for all 12 of the shooting victims. the clock is ticking for east bay officials trying to meet a series of deadlines in

efforts to meet a stadium complex. laura anthony joins us with what it means for the teams. >> reporter: busy day here at city hall as officials try to hash out their response to the proposal, one they hope keeps at least two of oakland pufs current sports teams where they are. with a monday deadline looming it was a day of closed door meetings for oakland city officials as they prepared their response to the colliseum city proposal. >> i think things are culminating together and there is a lot moercertainties about what they need, what deals going through that with both sports teams. >> reporter: as it is now the plan calls for the construction of two separate stadiums on the existing coliseum property among the unresolved questions-

>> one is the issue around existing indebtness on the coliseum. the other is the issue around the cost of the infrastructure. and then the other issue is the land. how do we address the issue of the 120 acres of land. >> reporter: one of the possibilities the city of oakland could buy the county of almeida out of the land. >> can't comment on that. >> reporter: looming over east bay officials next month's nfl owners meetings where owners are expected to draw up a preliminary plan for possibly the raiders to move to los angeles. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. power is still out for thousands of customers in long beach after three separate fires in underground electrical vaults. the fire sent man hole covers air borne. power was originally knocked out for nearly 5,000 customers. no word on when service will be

fully restored. president obama was greeted in oklahoma by a contingent of confederate flag supporters. about a dozen people waved the flag outside the hotel where the president stayed last night. president obama spent part of the day behind bars. he visited a federal prison in oklahoma and met with officials and nonviolent drug offenders as part of an effort to highlight the challenge faced by the criminal justice system. >> i think we have a tendency sometimes to almost take for granted or think it is normal that so many young people end up in our criminal justice system. it's not normal. >> the visit topped a week of sentencing reform initiatives. earlier this week the president pardoned 14 nonviolent offenders and reduced sentences.

vice president is on capitol hill. lawmakers are likely to vote on a resolution to reject the deal but president obama is vowing to veto any attempt to derail it. >> president obama says it is this deal or war. that is a false choice. we are going to fight a bad deal that is wrong for our national security. >> precisely that intensifying vigilance over every aspect of the iranian nuclear program. we have no illusion about iran. >> it would take a two-thirds majority vote in congress to override a presidential veto. the current thinking is that the votes just aren't there. now to new jersey and a scare for commercial airline pilots flying into newark last night. nearly a dozen flights were targeted in laser attacks. here is marcy gonzalez with the story. >> reporter: a scare for pilots flying over new jersey. a bright green light like this

filling their cockpits. >> we are getting a laser. >> air traffic control getting call after call. >> there is someone shooting a laser about four or five miles back. >> that just happened again. >> reporter: 11 different flights targeted, many by someone on the ground pointing a laser at planes about to land. >> american 1976 checking in with you. we have the laser also here at 3,000. >> reporter: flight paths forced to change as police tried to track down those responsible for the federal crime. >> you wouldn't think of a green laser as having problem. if you have the eyes of the pilots at the wrong moment you can end up killing 400 people. >> reporter: lasers have potential of blinding the pilot. last year a med-evac helicopter had to make an emergency landing after the pilot's eye was burned by someone pointing a laser.

officials say this is a growing problem nationwide. >> this is very serious and the fbi is treating it as such and law enforcement is going to aggressively investigate these cases. >> reporter: the fbi set up a task force and anyone convicted of pointing a laser at an airplane could face up to five years in prison. the fbi says airport workers are using security clearance to sneak illegal drugs on to planes. the latest allegation is from dallas fort worth but it has happened in oakland and san francisco. it doesn't stop at drugs. tonight at 11:00 vic lee shows us how guns and explosives are getting on flights and the one airport that's stopping it. on abc 7 news at 4:00 continues children are confusing colorful detergent pods with candy. one consumer group is saying enough is enough. imagine if this were your car, the road side mishap that

had debris raining on drivers. spencer christian from emeryville. we see low clouds and fog. otherwise skies are sunny but the clouds push inland tonight. i will have the accuweather forecast. we are checking your golden gate bridge traffic. it is slowing in both directions on the right-hand side. stay with us

imagine if this were your car.

there was a major mishap outside boston. a street sweeper pushed road debris on to several cars. the driver of this toyota camera said the debris started raining down. three other cars were damaged. state troopers rushed to the scene. amazingly no one was injured. >> i don't want to imagine that is my car. >> certainly do not. spencer christian here with accuweather update. >> that is not the kind of rain we are hoping for here in the bay area but doesn't look like we get any rain here. here is live doppler 7 hd. we have sunny skies at the moment although low clouds and fog pushing from the coast out over the bay a little bit. in the tropics two systems watching all week. one is fizzling. that was tropical storm enrique to the rest. tropical depression now. hurricane deloris is now down to a 2 and expected to continue weakening as it moves on

westward and northwestward path. by monday even though it will be a weak system and far below hurricane strength may kick up a few clouds into the bay area for monday and tuesday. across the 48 states look for rather typical mid summer day. warm in almost all locations. hot in some. a few thunderstorms in the upper midwest and great lakes. across california tomorrow look for high temperatures in the upper 90s at sacramento. 95 at yosemite. 101 at fresno and 107 at palm springs. here in the bay area a mild to warm to hot day. we see coastal highs tomorrow in the mid to upper 60s. low to mid 90s once again in our inland areas. as we look at the seven days ahead doesn't appear to be much cool down coming our way until mid week next week when temperatures inland drop into the 80s and there is going to be increasing humidity on sunday. it is going to feel a little

muggy along with the warmth. that is a one day event we think right now. >> thanks spencer. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the cable cancellation for a popular tv show surrounded by controversy. abc news puts energy bars to the nutrition test. find out which one has more sugar than a kit cat. and a strong stand against ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther...

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it's official. 19 kids and counting will not be returning to tlc. the reality show was pulled off the air in may after josh dugger admitted to fondling girls. the hit show will no longer appear on the air but tlc will continue to use some family members in a programming including a documentary about child sexual abuse. two celebrities are taking on costco accusing the chain of contributing to animal cruelty after brad pitt asked the

company to stop selling eggs from caged hens. bill mahr took aim at the company. americans spent $1.2 billion on energy bars last year. most say they are a healthy choice. for mid day snack but what do nutritionists say? >> reporter: the fda told kind bars to stop using the word healthy. some have 16 grams. >> the issue with bars is that really they are full of sugar, fats and salt. >> reporter: really how full? we looked at popular bars and picked two more than 200 calories. >> that's a lot of calories. >> reporter: we asked nutritionist to analyze them. first the layer bar.

>> i took this bar and looked at the nutrition fact label. i looked at the total fat. no way. absolutely. i was completely surprised. >> reporter: the kit kat has a graham less protein and a little more fat and the bar has more sugar. >> at the end of the day they are quite similar. >> reporter: this cliff bar with white chocolate sounds awesome. >> here we go. reese's peanut butter cups and an egg white. >> reporter: maya says the cliff bar has more calories, more fat and both have 21 grams of sugar. we reached out to the manufacturers and makers said their bar has only real food ingredients, chocolate chips co co powder and asked which would

your nutritionist not recommend and makers of the cliff bar said it is an energy bar crafted for athletes to deliver balanced nutrition. and that convenience is a factor. maya suggests air popped popcorn, nuts boiled eggs and fruit and says they can be just as easily packed. >> go for fresh unprocessed whole food. >> a task easier said than done for those of us consistently eating on the go. >> janet yellen tried to reassure congress today during second day of testimony. lawmakers are concerned about the plan to start raising interest rates which they say could setback gains on the economy. it has been nine years since the fed has raised interest rates. google shares are up after the internet giant posted second quarter earnings. the company surprised with better than expected report. google earned 699 a share.

google shares soared 7% after the earnings report. stock is trading around $580 a share. amazon facing back lash over highly promoted prime day. it was touted as bigger than black friday. some shoppers say it ended up feeling more like april fools. some big deals like $115 40 inch tv sold out quickly. >> it was really hard to know exactly what was available. >> other customers complained that deals were outdated or weird items like 42% off an oil to promote beard growth or five pound bag of red hots for $13. amazon defended the sales saying overall sales soared 80%. a consumer warning to parents of small children to stop buying small liquid laundry detergent pods. consumer reports says no longer is recommending the pods because

of high rates of accidental poisonings in kids. poison control centers have had to deal with more than 6,000 reported cases of children under the age of 5 this year. >> children ingest these pods. the things they are seeing are stomach upset, difficulty breathing, wheezing. two children have actually died. >> proctor & gamble tells abc news it takes every incident of accidental exposure seriously and believes the accidents are preventable. in health news can it be true? sea weed that tastes like bacon. smart phones may be used to diagnose depression. >> reporter: researchers think smart phones can one day serve as an early warning system by possibly monitoring behavior. recent study found patients at risk for depression were more likely to spend time at home and use smart phone more frequently.

the team figured it was able to detect depression with 87% accuracy. not bad. some are considering a ban in soccer for heading. people are concerned that some doctors, parents, a former professional player call for banning the practice outright among younger boys and girls and curtailing it at other levels of play. some say there are no reliable studies showing heading in soccer can hurt a brain. there is a sea weed that tastes like bacon and better for you than kale. researchers say they have created and patented a new type of sea weed with the potential to be sold commercially as the next big superfood. i'm jane king. here's tohealth. >> tastes like bacon and better for you than kale. if you are lucky enough to have a great grandmother you hope she is healthy and mobile,

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a big win for the warriors last night seen right here on abc 7. >> steph curry. >> i never imagined myself standing on the stage holding this award. i'm 6'3", 180 pounds soaking wet. it's really nice to be called an athlete every once in a while. >> steph curry honored with two espy's. reactions pouring in following caitlyn jenner's speech. >> after decades of struggling in private the transgender

olympian encouraged acceptance as she received the arthur ash courage award. >> reporter: hi. a lot of different reactions to caitlyn jenner's speech last night. many in hollywood calling it beautiful and inspiring. not everyone on social media has been so supportive. either way jenner's moment on stage has a lot of people talking today and she hopes that discussion will lead to change. it's become one of the most talked about speeches at the espys. >> it's about all of us accepting one another. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner standing in front of peers for the first time to receive the arthur ash courage award and spot lighting struggles of being transgender. >> if you want to call me names and make jokes go ahead because the reality is i can take it. but for the thousands of kids out there coming to terms with being true to who they are, they

shouldn't have to take it. >> sat out there in the audience on many occasions. i thought to myself what if someday i can make a difference. >> reporter: the speech did launch heated debates on social media. not all reaction positive. after rob low showing his support on twitter writing caitlyn jenner crushed her beautiful speech and transgender actress adding i feel like an historic moment happened for my community tonight. jenner is now hoping this moment on stage will lead to more acceptance. >> it's about what happens from here. it's not just about one person. it's about thousands of people. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner says her biggest fear coming out was hurting her family. all of her children were there showing her support. something she says she is grateful for.

>> thank you. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. nobody wins in these kinds of cases. >> the feud over frozen embryos the woman takes her turn to testify in the escalating drama. ambulance response times in san francisco. al report says delays may be threatening lives. jeb bush comes to the bay area and shows how political differences can take a back seat. the rise and fall of local lawns as governor declares a war on water use. i'm sandhya patel. we hang on to the heat inland, add humidity and maybe more for your weekend. i'll have details coming up. live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. she says/he says. a bitter custody battle intensifies over frozen embryos. i'm katie marzullo in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for

cheryl jennings. this a potentially precedent setting battle. a divorced woman who wants to use the embryos to start a family and her ex-husband who does not want that to happen. carolyn tyler joins us live outside court. >> reporter: it was an emotional day in court today as the woman fighting for her embryos broke down crying. she says those embryos are priceless to me. >> my client is a very private man. it's unfortunate that dr. lee has involved the media in this case. >> reporter: the case has captured national attention. they were newly weds in 2010 when she was diagnosed with cancer. they froze embryos signing a form like this directing that they would be destroyed if the couple divorced. they are now exs but in court today the 46-year-old lee

testified i want my embryos. i want my babies. her ex-husband doesn't. he wants the agreement enforced and so does ucsf where the five embryos are stored. in court the attorney repeatedly to get lee to say she understand and read the consent forms but lee says feels those agreements like the medical directives can be broken and changed. can you talk about what is at stake for ucsf? >> i can't comment right now. >> reporter: a medical emphasis calls the case misfortunate. >> we think the new modern technologies have created all kinds of solutions to our infertility or desires to have a child. but, in fact they create also a lot of