among those in the report who kept their jobs, cal's diving coach. he was only docked pay when a co-worker accused him of making inappropriate sexual comments. >> i'm not here to defend past decisions. nor can we turn back the hands of time. what we can do is advance on our commitment to improve policies and culture. >> reporter: but he says the damage has already been done. >> it's really hurt cal. we don't have statistics that show all the brilliant women who have applied to graduate school here. >> reporter: uc berkeley says the mission is to strengthen prevention efforts. in berkeley, alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." it's sure been a hot one today. the thermometer peaked in the 90s in a lot of areas. oakland set a new record high.

it's so gorgeous at the coast right now. take a look. this is a live look at santa cruz beach board walk. plenty of team are enjoying the warm day, in the mid 80s there today. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a detailed look at the hot pex. >> they have the right idea at the beach. let me show you the records. so far these are not the official highs for the day. downtown oakland, 91. previous record was 86. so we broke the previous record of 1986. gilroy, 93. a new record for today. here are some of the highs so far in other parts of the bay area. san francisco, richmond, 87. 88 in santa rosa. san jose, redwood city, half moon bay, all reaching 88 degrees. live doppler 7 hd, changes are under way. high clouds coming in from the south.

wind shifts result in dramatic changes here in the bay area. i'll detail those coming up. >> thanks so much. whether it was record heat or near record heat, people around the bay area got a good taste of summerlike weather today. david louie is live in san jose where david got very close to hitting an all-time high for this date. >> reporter: dan, the temperature on the sign here indicates that it is currently -- i'll have to get it here -- 89 degrees. well, about an hour ago, fs up to 90. but it's been down right uncomfortable for the young, the old, and everyone in between. you have to feel for students here. they're in class this week where only some classrooms have ear conditioning. these students are on spring break and heading to santa cruz beach. beating the heat is all about being prepared.

catherine weiss went to the park with her daughter evalyn at 10:00 this morning. >> looking forward to a nice afternoon inside. >> reporter: some people are unfazed by 90 plus temperatures. craig cook handles proposal signs without complaints. >> it's easier to cool down than it is to warm up. so i enjoy the outdoors and that's why we're in california. >> it's only weather. >> reporter: here's where we check out the wisdom of youth. leyla is 3 1/2. what are you going to do to keep cool today? >> ice cream. >> reporter: ice cream keeps you cool, right? >> yeah. >> we watch the weather. because if we don't have enough ice cream made, it's not something we can spin out of thin air. >> reporter: leyla has to have her strawberry ice cream. another strategy is to get an

early tee time. >> just slow down your pace a little bit. don't walk as fast and you have beverages. so that helps. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news." starting tonight, security guard also be patrolling the area around san jose city hall in an effort to stop graffiti vandals. vanldales struck as recently as monday. surveillance video shows some of the vandals in action. tax scammers have targeted stanford university. they filed returns in the names of stanford staff and faculty. at least 23 cases have been reported with more expected as the tax deadline approaches. university police are working with irs to investigate. >> >> new developments tonight in a story we've been following for you very closely. for the first time the san francisco district attorney's office is explaining why it did

not charge a man before the fbi got to a raid last friday. this is the same man being beaten by deputies. melanie woodrow has the details. >> reporter: "abc7 news" confirmed that a man shot outside the home prior to the raid has died. it's unclear what if any connections it has to do with what is now become a homicide investigation. what is clear tonight is that both were previously arrested at the home but never charged. for the first time, the san francisco d.a.'s office is saying why. >> fbi, move from the door! >> reporter: before fbi agents raided this home friday, neighbors said they heard gunshots overnight. >> i heard four gunshots. >> reporter: a hospital spokesperson confirms christopher passed away.

fbi sources say it's unclear what if any connection petrov and this woman have to the shooting. fbi agents arrested petrov and the woman friday night. the warrants remain sealed but court documents from a march raid at the same home reveal more. in this video obined by "abc7 news," you can see fbi and sfpd raiding the home march 8. according to court documents, they were arrested in connection with controlled substances and a firearm. the san francisco district attorney's office did not charge either. a spokesperson now says the arrest on march 8 were part of an ongoing federal investigation. due to the nature of that investigation, we did not receive evidence in a timely manner to support the allegations. and as a result, we discharged the case. 3 1/2 weeks later, that overnight shooting, a man now

dead, and two people in federal custody. their connection to his death unknown. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." a third man is under arrest for stealing a scooter donated to make a wish foundation by hunter pence. 35-year-old jacks mann was arrested yesterday afternoon. two other suspects were arrested on monday. they were accused of breaking into the offices saturday and taking the scooter along with many other items. the scooter was recovered when police served a search warrant. listen to this, someone with a sword stabbed a man this morning in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the 56-year-old victim was standing in front of his apartment building when a man walked up to him and stabbed him in the stomach just before 3:00 this morning. he is going to be okay we're told.

no arrests have been made. police are looking for this man. 22-year-old charles justice. he's accused of a robbery yesterday afternoon. he then led officers on a high speed chase. officers stopped the chase because he began driving into oncoming traffic. after a lot of waiting and hoopla, b.a.r.t.'s fleet of the future is here. get used to that. that's the sound of the new morn from b.a.r.t.'s new train cars, the first to be delivered to the agency. 775 of them are on order to replace what b.a.r.t. claims is the oldest fleet of rail vehicles in the country. the rail cars are being built in upstate new york and will be delivered cross country at a rate of 16 per month. the new cars will undergo six months of rigorous testing before they enter service in december. >> this train is going to knock

your socks off. this is the future. we have six doors instead of four doors. it allows for easier entrance and exit of the car. >> it has improved air conditioning and automated audio announcements. it represe the bay bridge demolition comes this friday and saturday. crews brought down the first truss in february. this weekend's work is the second phase in a three-part process to dismantle the old span. demolition is expected to be finished by 2018. coming up, a former giants' coach fondly remembers country star and legend merle haggard. >> i was in eighth grade and i did one of his songs at a talent show. >> his lasting foot print in the bay area.

is there fire where there's smoke? where a california congressman is under financial scrutiny. and skinny models and the push for minimum standards in california. and the act of ordering pizza is

this is "abc7 news." ♪ we don't let our hair grow long and skragly ♪ ♪ like the hippies out in san francisco do ♪ >> yeah, that's country star merle haggard with his famous line. the man lived a life out right here out of a hollywood movie, with california playing a central role in that. eric thomas on haggard's legacy in the bay area. ♪ >> reporter: whether you're old enough to remember merle haggard

on vinyl -- ♪ -- or you're a young, up and country singer, you know the music world has lost a treasure. >> he wasn't just a star or a guy that had a number one single, he's a guy that -- he was a true legend. >> reporter: josh abbott performs tonight and said haggard was a huge influence. >> his songs will live on forever. ♪ >> reporter: david kelly is lead singer of the group red meat. they cover a lot of haggard's music. >> every show i ever saw him, he just delivered the goods. >> reporter: baseball star and musician tim flannery got to open for haggard at a gig in arizona. >> he wrote the songs. it almost seems like he lived them, as well. and the pain when he would sing them, you could feel it in your body. >> reporter: haggard was born in concern county in 1937. he was a star of the bakersfield

sound, and a writer of ironic songs that may or may not reflect his point of view. the most famous of them -- haggard died today on his 79th birthday. eric thomas, "abc7 news." >> terrific legacy he leaves. earlier this year, duncan hunter of san diego protested a proposed ban of vaping on planes by pulling out his own vape pen. now he's spent more than $1300 to buy video games for his son. he's claiming his 13-year-old used his credit card for one game and the other charges are not valid. a proposed bill would impose

workplace health standards on modeling agencies, including treating and preventing eating disorders. >> 47% of girls in 5th to 12th grade reported wanting to lose weight because of magazine pictures. >> the models would have to get a doctor to certify they don't suffer from any eating disorders. the bill still has to make it out of committee. the obama administration announced new rules today. >> michael finney tells us exactly what this is. >> when you go to a financial adviser, how do you know you're getting good advice? new rules require that add visors act in the best interest of their clients. that means advisers must recommend investments best for the retiree, not the ones that earn the advisers the most money.

up until now, it was legal to recommend funds that pay higher commissions, even if they were bad for their clients. under the new rules, they must provided a vice most beneficial to the client. honda owners across the country lit up social media complaining they were charged twice for their april car payments. the computer glitch at honda financial services caused the double payment. some customers said the mistake caused overdraft on bank accounts. many complained they could not get through the customer service. the company did not say how many accounts were affected. but it's working urgently to correct the glitch and refund those extra payments. domino's pizza wants to make it super easy to order a pizza some say a little too easy. forget one click. domino's is offering zero click ordering. down lode an app, enter your credit card address and favorite

pizza. now all you have to do is open the app and your pizza is on the way to your doorstep. some say that could lead to a lot of accidental ordering. like if you hit the app by mistake or if a little kid is playing with your phone. domino's says no problem, you have ten seconds to undo an order. >> hundreds of pizzas every day. >> thanks very much. "abc7 news" was at city hall where more than 100 exhibiters showed off environmentally friendly products. >> it's okay to love ugly produce and see something in the grocery store that's a little different and still eat it and still buy it. it's just something that we have to adjust our mentality.

>> this is the 21st year oakland has held an earth expo. we have breaking news where a dump truck full off hot asphalt lost control and crashed into a house. you can see crews are on the scene, working on how to safely tow this thing out. the two people who live there were home, but we are glad to say they were not hurt. fire officials say the driver broke his arm. and this accident shut down niles canyon road after this mess. the tow truck working to move this pickup truck rolled over there. the accident was not deadly and no word on how that pickup truck ended up at such an odd angle. >> two strange accidents, nobody badly hurt. let's talk about the heat we had around the bay area today. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is on the roof. what is it feeling like up there? >> like you just walked into an

oven. it's close to 90 degrees out here still. t behind me, you're seeing some clouds. we'll start off with where the clouds are coming from. they're coming in from the south. fog rolls in and temperatures are going down. you can see the clouds filtering the sun right now. that is still pretty warm, upper 80s from san francisco, oakland, san jose. 84 degrees at half moon bay. a beautiful picture, sunshine from the south beach camera as we look out towards the bay where it's in the upper 80s around santa rosa. here is a live picture from our mt. tam cam. much cooler tomorrow. further cooling is expected into the weekend and a chance of showers friday with a better likelihood on saturday. look at the temperature trend for livermore.

heat relief is coming. tomorrow, 73 degrees, even though you were very warm today, coming down closer to average over the weekend you'll drop down below average for this time of year. here's a look at why. there's a system to the southwest. that's going to continue to send up clouds but it will also mean it's going to send us the fog. tomorrow morning's commute includes fog along the coastline. wind coming in from the south will push in clouds. so temperatures go down. tomorrow morning, mostly in the 50s. we'll see the clouds, the fog, inland areas mild and for the afternoon, notice the drop in the numbers. it's going from 88 to 73 in san jose. trust me, you'll notice tomorrow afternoon. 74 in gilroy, 72 in santa clara. santa cruz, 66 degrees. 69 in san mateo. 63 pacifica, daley city. downtown san francisco, 66

degrees. clouds will be filtering the sun in the north bay. low 70s for santa rosa, napa. east bay, upper 60s. oakland, beshgy, hercules, newark, inland spots 72 in concord. 76 degrees in antioch. we introduce our storm impact scale. one is a light system, five is severe. we've been using this all winter. friday and saturday, we have a light system, scattered light showers expected up to a quart ever inch. isolated spots with half an inch. friday afternoon going into friday evening, a chance of showers and really looks like a better possibility like i said saturday morning going into the afternoon. and we'll keep it at a slight chance for sunday morning. as far as rainfall totals, most of the bay area will get between a quarter and half often inch.

the fog comes in, the sea breeze will be back. chance of showers on friday. saturday, we have a one on our storm impact scale. showers become likely. and then next week, wednesday, still some computer model disagreement. one says a chance of showers, the other says keeping it dry until thursday. we'll keep you posted on that one. at least we have subjects foreseeing wet weather around here and this really unseasonably warm weather will go away as quickly as tomorrow. >> some relief coming. thank you very much. scientists have found a giant black hole. that's next. major campus. the homicide mystery tonight. students told not to walk alone. that passenger jet flying to san francisco that turned around. and the patient that recorded her own doctor during surgery.

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you may have seen this. we reported it at the time. a little boy ran out on the floor and gave carmelo anthony a hug. the crowd loved it, but the arena's general manager did not. he fired the usher and told a new orleans police officer working security that night he cannot come back. the gm calls it a black eye for us. facing a long layover and a phone is your only companion, there are two airports that you want to fly into. they are southwest florida international and sacramento

international airport. these are the top two in the survey. of the box and it's met for wireless broadcasting with everything from kid's soccer games to a ballet recital. scientists at berkeley have discovered one of the biggest black holes ever found, the mass, 17 billion times the size of the sun. it was considered in what's considered a cosmic back water. the research was found by astro scientist chung pay ma. she says it's likely black holes might be more common than previously thought. ahead, a highlight of yosemite national park as you've never seen before. >> a day's worth of

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coming up tonight on now new at 6:00, a request to san francisco businesses. they're being asked to turn teenagers away. we'll explain. and the warning california's secretary of state is sending to local election officials about the upcoming june primary. plus -- the future is now. we're going to take you to a demonstration of new robots. some of them are almost human.

all of that and more coming up in one hour at "abc7 news" at 6:00. a now study finds -- president obama has created several national monuments. >> ten national monuments were researched. the study found the designation brought in more than $156 million in local, economic activity every year. >> we talk about national treasures -- >> don't, we have really a breathtaking look. this is time lapse video of yosemite falls taken by a camera. >> stunning, right? the white water, yosemite falls is one of the tall nest north america with a drop of 2425 feet. national treasure indeed. >> if you've never been, please go visit. >> world news tonight is next.

>> tonight, donald trump's stinging loss. and what it now means. will there be a contested convention? and tonight, trump lashing out at ted cruz, calling him worse than a puppet. this, as ted cruz now looks to new york next. but cruz is suddenly confronted in the bronx. >> he has no business being in the bronx. this is an immigrant community. breaking news. the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. tonight, the investigation just launched, accused of excessive force. fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is discovered.