>> reporter: the family doesn't get it and the district tern for this county says it doesn't make sense for someone with experience to do this. the d.a. now has to prove that it was a deliberate act, and that is not easy. the dog groomer's uncle and grandfather told me they can't imagine juan ever harming a dog. >> very surprised. i know it he he's innocent. 's not one to be injuring animals. we've all been raised around animals. >> reporter: they showed me the grandfather's dog frequently groomed by juan. they say he took the job at pet smart after working as a washer at a cat and dog boarding and training facility in san francisco. >> he says the pet smart jbuebp& a good one and he was liking it. he was arrested on sunday on suspicion of felony animal krutety. the 1-year-old dachshund died. the peninsula humane society

sent tissue samd ams to a lab to determine the exact cause of death. pet smart has said it takes full responsibility for the pets in its care. a few pet owner hz not heard about the incident until we told them. do you have any concerns? >> now i do. maybe i'll go ask what happened. >> reporter: some are calling for legislation to require that all groomers be certified. >> i think they definite live should have background checks. yeah. that would be good, certified would probably be a step in the right direction too. >> reporter: the case has been given to the san mateo county district attorney's office and handed over to a prosecutor with vast experience in animal abuse cases. in san mateo, abc 7 news. a shooting investigation shut down part of an east bay park this morning. the news was at san pablo park in berkeley where you can see police searching for clues at the crime scene. the gunman is still on the run following the shooting. it was about 11:00 this morning. neighbors called police reporting gunshots when officers

arrived they found one man just outside the park's bathrooms badly wounded. >> the crime scene technicians are collecting evidence. officers are canvassing the neighborhood talking to any potential witnesses. >> the victim was critically hurt and is now in the hospital. today's case is the 13th shooting in berkeley this year. a former surgical technician accused of groping patients under anesthesia at stanford is taking a plea deal. he is accuses of fondling four males the youngest 16.

a spectacular day around the bay area, downright hot at some locations. perfect conditions in crown beach in alameda. these guys look like they're having a lot of fun playing inned and and water what a wonderful day. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the numbers. >> those kids had the right idea. it is still warm outside right now but there's a breeze coming through. let's check out the temperatures, highs so far just about everywhere in the 80s and 90s except half moon bay where it 'twas 71. 95 in antioch, 8 nieb san jose. 93 degrees in santa rosa livermore reached 90 degrees so far compared to 24 hours ago you're running a good 14 degrees higher in napa 12 degrees higher in oakland. and as we take a live doppler 7

hd look, you'll notice some fog right near monterey. it's going to head up in our direction. we're going to see a stronger sea breeze. the question is, when will you cool off? i'll be back with the answer on that and i'll let you know when you just might see some showers around here. kristen? >> thank you. city leaders in oakland were served an eviction notice today by protesters wanting them to do something to reign in soaring rent in that city. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at oakland city hall with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, kristen. well, oakland's rents are near the top in the country. right up there with boston not far behind san francisco. it's a reality these demonstrators here today called unacceptable. >> what do we do? >> stand up fight back! >> reporter: with a giant laminated eviction notice in hand, dozens of demonstrators marched through city hall. >> to see the council, please. >> reporter: delivering their message to the city council and mayor libby schaaf that oakland's skyrocketing housing

market is costing people their homes. >> that's just outrageous that a place like oakland would be allowing that to happen where 60% of the population of oakland is renters. yet there's not strong enough protections for those people. >> reporter: according to multiple surveys oakland now has some of the most expensive rents in the country. with a one-bedroom averaging morrow than $2300 per month. >> the ponresponse from the may the ballot measure being proposed by the people coming to serve the notice we're concerned it will have the unintended consequence of really lowering the inventory of housing that we have by not allowing new construction to occur. >> reporter: this group has a proposal before the city council that would expand oakland's current rent control measures to units built after 1983 and cap rental increases at 5% per year. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. you could soon see warning

labels on sugary drink ads in san francisco. a federal judge today refused to block the city law that is now set to take effect july 25th. the american beverage association claims the ordinance violates soda makers' first amendment rights and the group could appeal today's decision. tonight the city of san jose is expected to take a stand against two states accused of patting discriminatory laws north carolina approved its bathroom law that can be difficult for transgender people and in mississippi anyone can deny services to members of the lgbt community if approved the resolution in san jose will ban all non-essential travel to those states and cut off ties to businesses headquartered there. san francisco already established a ban. in the marin county community of bolinas art has been a tradition for decades but now it's changing some say for the better, others say for the worse. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live from bolinas beach where the big controversy is in a small town.

>> reporter: well, as the saying goes art is in the eye of the beholder. in bolinas traditionally this is what they call art. these murals along the beach. at ba lean noose. but these murals have been evolving and judgments about this art have been changing. it's been going on for a while and now it appears to be getting personal it's the last place you would expect to find a graffiti problem, bolinas in west marin county. if you don't know where you're going, good luck finding the place. >> every time they put a sign up, the locals tore it down. >> reporter: why? >> because they wanted to keep it quiet. they wanted to keep people out. >> reporter: about that they are unified. though lately some bolinas residents have taken sides regarding these murals along the beach. >> freedom of speech versus private property. >> reporter: the distraction about art graffiti and garbage has escalated for three years what began as rather beautiful painted murals have now shall we say evolved? >> art is definitely in a place

like this but i think political statements shoulden left to their personal property. >> who is anyone to say that anybody else what art is? 0 where they're going to connect and relate? >> reporter: now it's become personal calling out the local woman who lovers of free expression say created this problem in the first place, judy mall aknow declined to be interviewed today. >> i've lived here for 30-plus years and we've always done it and it's never been an issue until the past two or three years. >> reporter: then what happened? >> and then we seem to have a local art nazi that wants to decide what is art to her. >> reporter: if it sounds toxic, it gets even more so when another critic a local veterinarian says the paint of any kind peels off, gets into the ocean and then poisons wildlife. >> it's a bunch of local bolinas artists that say that artistic expression trumps the environment. >> reporter: what do you say to that? >> well, i would say i'd like to keep -- have them drink their paint. >> reporter: anywhere else this might not be so controversial. anywhere else is not bow lean nas. from west marin county, wayne

freedman, abc 7 news. quaker oats is recalling some of its granola bars. plus, the silicon valley political race turning nasty. even in the land of soft-spoken tech types, things can get rough. plus -- >> captured on camera, the whale attack in marin county. does your sunscreen really work? coming up "7 on your side's" michael finney with a new report that you need to see before you head out into the sun. up, up and away how nasa is

>> announcer: santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. the sunscreen you buy may not be protecting you from the sun as much as it claims. >> that's the disturbing findings of a new "consumer reports" test.

>> "7 on your side's" michael funny is here with that just in time with for the summer. >> we sunscreen can protect us from skin cancer as well as wrinkles and brown spots. "consumer reports" tested dozens to find out which ones deliver on their spf promise. there are a lot of options when buying sunscreen. a survey from "consumer reports" found that even people who regularly use sunscreen don't always have a good understanding of what they're buying. >> people look at the spf or sun protection factor and that's very important. but it's only one part of protecting your skin from the sun. >> the spf is a measure of how well 8 sunscreen shields your skin from uvb rays, which penetrate the top layer of skin and are the chief cause of sunburns. uva rays penetrate deeper into the skin and can contribute to wrinkles. both uva and uvb rays can increase the risk of skin cancer. >> "consumer reports" recommends

using a broad spectrum sunscreen so you're protected against both type of rays. >> "consumer reports" test over 60 sunscreens to see whether they deliver the protection they claim. the uvb tests, technicians apply sunscreens to panelists' back and have them soak in a tub for 40or or teti minutes depending on the product's water resistance claim, then the area is exposed to uvb light. the next day the test area is examined for redness. more than 40% didn't have the spf they promised. to check uva, technicians pass uva light through sunscreen samples. again, some had problems. but "consumer reports" found some sunscreens aced the test and are a good value. among the best, pure sun defense spf 50 for about $6. equate ultra protection spf 50 for about $8. and no ad sport spf $50 for $10.

"consumer reports" also tested spray sunscreens, some of the best are trader joe's spray spf 50 for $6, equate sport continuous spray spf 40 from walmart and dg body sport spf $40 from dollar general. both of those last two sell for $5. >> those are well priced, too, right? >> don't go into the sun without that stuff, michael. thanks very much. more consumer news. anyone about granola bars in their cabinet better check them oucht. quaker oats announced a voluntary recall of their quinoa bars. some of the sunflower kernels could be contaminated. no reports of anyone getting sick. quaker oats calls the recall a precaution. two bodega bay fisherman captured a wild scene off the sonoma county coast. dane and kevin took this video of two orcas attacking a gray

whale calf off the coast of car met. on saturday, the fishermen say it took place in water about 100 feet deep. they say the calf's mother tried to protect it but just could not. those fishermen believe this may be the whale calf that was attack. it washed ashore yesterday at salmon creek beach in smoem na county before washing back out to sea last night. the whale washed back to sea before a crew from the marine mammal center could perform a nem ropcy to determine the cause of death. votes are still coming in for kentucky's democratic presidential primary. the results are still too close to call. we'll show you the latest. bernie sanders leading hillary clinton right now by just 0.8% with 67% of the precincts reporting so two-thirds of the votes counted. and the lead has gone back and forth between the two. by the way, oregon also has republican and democratic races tonight. we'll continue to watch the results for you. in the south bay, local politics are turning ugly.

two candidates for public office say they've been bullied by a current state senator. a charge that's been strongly denied, as a political smear. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: in san jose this afternoon, strong words from democratic district 27 assembly member nora calm poe. >> it takes a lot of courage and a lot of strength to be able to stand up. >> reporter: taking a stand against her opponent democratic state senator jim bell in the race for the 15th senate district which covers much of silicon valley. the assembly member says she's been the target of bull yig and intimidation from bell. today she was joined by current supervisor darcy green, herself a candidate campos' position.

baseless charge that she's issued. >> kaiser permanente also released a stayment saying any claim that senator bell talked to us about ms. green's employment while a candidate for the assembly is simply not true. san jose state plight cal science professor melinda jackson says she's not surprised by the mudslinging especially since the two are from the same party and vying for the same seat. >> if there aren't a lot of issues that distinguish them, then the focus tends to go more toward character issues, personality. >> voters will go to the polls for the california primary on june 7th. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. let's talk about this absolutely stunning weather outside that is changing, awfully hot today but it won't stick around that long. >> meteorologist andy patel once again up on the roof enjoy the

lovely sunny skies. >> enjoying it, right? it's because the breeze came in. it doesn't feel as warm as it did earlier. believe it or not, san francisco went from 82 degrees so far, now it's in the low 70s. so as that sea breeze has kicked in, the temperature is dropping. live doppler 7 hd showing you clear conditions right now, but that will be changing over the next couple of days. great day to hit the beach from our santa cruz camera, 73 in san francisco, 80 in oakland. san jose, mountain view, morgan hill all in the upary pits. half moon bay down to 63 degrees. from our mt. tam cam, you can see the hazy skies as we look towards san francisco and the bay. low 90s, still hot santa rosa, na napa, fairfield, 89 in liveror more right now and a live look from our emeryville camera. you'll still see the sun tomorrow but we'll notice changes. cooler at the coast and bay tomorrow, further cooling into the weekend with a chance of showers appearing on saturday.

temperatures tomorrow morning will start out on the mild side, low 50s to the mid-60s. we'll have some limited fog along the coastline and as you take a look at what's going to happen tomorrow afternoon, the morning begins with the patches of fog as we head towards the afternoon hours a cooling sea breeze kicks in and that's why the beaches and the bay will notice a temperature difference. you'll get some relief tomorrow, inland areas not a whole lot of change. you're still going to be up into the 90s tomorrow afternoon. here are your specific temperatures, 83 temperatures in the south bay in gilroy san jose cupertino 82 santa clara sunnyvale on the peninsula you're looking at still warm weather mid-80s, 80 in san ma te'i co-jay half moon day. you'll notice a drop in the tpz, 73 downtown san francisco in the north bay 60s coast side to the 80s around santa rosa, napa, 79 in san rafael, 82 vallejo and the east bay sun will be shining upper 70s oakland, hayward, fremont 80, inland spots um be

warm, 92 in antioch, 89 livermore, fairfield, 87 walnut creek. don't get too used to it because we bring in our storm impact scale. we've been using this to rate storms all spring and winter 1 to 5, 1 light to 5 a severe storm. most of the storms have been 1s and 2s, we've had a few 3s during the winter. 1 for saturday, a light system. there's a a chance of showers. most area less than a quarter of an inch. we're expecting thunderstorms so there's definitely a chance. here is your time line 5:00 p.m. friday clouds will be gathering as we head into saturday, that's when we'll see the first opportunity for a few showers saturday afternoon going into the evening hours. there's still a small chance lingering into sunday. rainfall totals will be on the light side, most areas under a quarter of an inch and a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature the changes in our weather. first you feel it at the coast and the bay tomorrow, mid-60s to the low 90s for your range on

the accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler on thursday it's a big drop, temperatures in the 70s for the warmest spots and then friday we low average in some cities, saturday we bring in the storm impact scale, 1 a chance of showers with much cooler weather. when you go from 92 on wednesday to 68 on saturday, trust me you'll notice it. slight chancelingers into sunday. snext week ke bum up up the temperatures close to average 60s and 70s. we typically do get showers many may. hard to believe we'll see showers when you see the sun behind me right now. but get ready for those big swings in the temperatures and then possibility of some drops around here as well. kristen and dan? >> thanks so much, sandhya. dan, don't take it personally but girls versus boys. we're going to put technology literacy to the test, next. and at 5:30 on "world news with david muir" -- the deadly train crash authorities have revealed what was really happening inside the train at 100 miles an hour. the family terrorized, the wrong

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new video today gives you us a rare first person view of a rescue by helicopter. last friday the contra costa -- the sheriff's office posted video of the rescue today on its facebook page. the terrain was so rough a helicopter was needed. the woman was flown to an ambulance waiting nearby. nasa successfully launched a super pressured blood today to conduct investigations. the launch at a new zealand airport marks the fifth attempt

to get the massive balloon airborne with previous bids that thwarted by bad weather. a sign today that the gender divide could narrow in the fields of technology and jaern engineering. new results from a u.s. department of education test shows eighth grade girm outperformed boys in understanding technological dissolutions. 45% of girls proved proficient compared to 42% of boys. apple's tim cook tweeted out video of a mini jam session that he had in beijing. ♪ using a new version of garage band, cook played traditional chinese instruments with j.j.lin a pop star from singapore. the two played one of lin's songs. >> i have never heard those

chinese instruments played like that before. >> cool. students at a pittsburgh elementary school went hog wild today watching their principal kiss a hog. >> why not? 150-pound lilly received a lot of smooches from leaders at foot hill elementary today. principal nina crossland challenged the student body to raise 3,000 bucks for pennies for patients benefitting the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> the students met the challenge head-on. closeland and other leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> looks like lily is a good kisser. big celebration in the south bay. >> find out what's behind all the

eating fish has been linked to keeping your heart healthy and living longer. coming up tonight at 11:00, how fish can also help your skin. the unusual discovery that's led to a skin care line based on salm salmon. that's at 11:00. but abc 7 news anchor ama daetz is here with what's coming up at 6. >> yes, kristen and dan. coming up new at 6, an mule cruelty charges have been charged in the death of a dog. his owner explains what led up to the tragic event. also, california's big spike in gascon assumption. lower prices may not be the only reason why we're using more. and a preview of google's big developers conference. you'll see how kids and creators are learning from each other. all that plus. more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thanks so much. see you then. two bay area entertainment giants have teamed up on an immersive in your face thrill ride called mass effect. >> abc 7 news was at great

america in santa clara where leaders from the theme park and gaming company electronic arts welcomed the visitors to the new earth ride. >> this is how it works. visitors will sit in motion-based seat and wear a 3d glasses. ed ride even prompts your sense of smell. >> people who tried it today say it's a thrilling experience for people who don't like roller coast er coasters. >> the seats are comfortable. i was thrown off by the no seat belts. you don't need them. you don't get jarred too much. it's one you could ride multiple times i felt confident taking the little kids on it. >> the ride features the world's largest highest resolution 3d l.e.d. screen. opens up to the public tomorrow. >> i believe that's where they used to have the sponge bob movie in 3d and then the seats moved. >> i think you're right. >> it's really fun. i think they might have replace td with this. >> like the california adventures at disneyland, where you sit and watch the big screen. >> i need to take dramamine, but

it looks fun. >> "world news with david muir" is next. >> for all of us here, we tonight, the deadly train crash. the mystery revealed. authorities now revealing what happened with the engineer on that amtrak train, crashing at more than 100 miles per hour, killing eight, injuring hundreds. the new demand involving the tsa tonight. after passengers revolt. three-hour waits, missing flights. forced to sleep in airports. and just now, the senator calling for the head of the tsa to resign if it's not fixed before memorial day. donald trump tonight, saying he would talk to north korea's secretive leader in what would be a major shift in u.s. policy. and what melania trump has now revealed about the clintons at their wedding. the 911 call. the horror inside one family's home, after the wrong home is targeted. two teachers terrorized as their