the highway and crews discovered a sink hole only about a foot wide at the time. it started splitting and taking over a lane by afternoon. >> that is when caltrans decided to close all northbound traffic at this location. crews are tearing up pavement around it to make repairs. >> here is where that sink hole is. it's i-5. chp is detouring all northbound traffic to get around that sink hole. >> caltrans hopes to have the road reopened by thursday afternoon. good evening. >> tonight, the story only on abc7 news. the wife of a murder suspect let us know she's been living in hiding because of his threats to hurt her or worse. >> all three suspects, tiffany le, are due in court tomorrow. we have information about who

adyla is and why he isn't who he claims to be. >> reporter: that is the $64,000 yes. who is olivier adela? hard to tell. >> i am his wife. i have been married to him since 2005. >> reporter: she's the estranged wife of one of the suspects charged in the high profile murder of keith green. she says she does not want her full name revealed. >>. i have been in hiding for him since we've split up because he threatened to kill my family and myself. >> reporter: his wife said he made the threats when she refused to sign divorce papers because he won't accept his financial obligations incurred during their marriage. she watched our stories about

the murder and the arrests of the three suspects. adela is from the. >> iory coast, a mixed marshal arts fighter, he runs a limo service whose business address turns out to be a po box. his bio says he has college degrees from france. >> he does not have a degree in anything. nothing. >> his bio says he served with the french foreign legion. >> none that have is true. i've never seen any paper, never seen any certificate. >> reporter: he goes by the name of oliveir breddenstein and a third name. >> who is the real olivie olivier adela? >> he's a conartist and mean person. i hope justice is served for mr. green and their family. >> now, his estranged wife will

be talking to investigators on this murder case. his lawyer did not return our phone call. adela and other two defendants are being held without bail. vic lee, abc7 news. >> vic, thank you very much. police in san francisco could start wearing body cameras as soon as august. an agreement has been reached on a major sticking point, the police union requiring officer owes give a statement of fact. the commission will vote tomorrow night. the president of the police officers' association issued a statement reading in part, rank and file police officers welcome body cameras as an effective tool. >> the bodies of two missing teenagers from oakland have been found in a reservoir near modesto. the 215-year-olds vanished after jumping from a boat on saturday. a boy was found this morning and another, this afternoon.

two teenagers from pitsberg drowned in a river over the weekend. she and her cousin graduated last year, now, students and families are trying to cope with the loss. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez has the story. >> reporter: the high school senior died during a camping trip. she and her cousin drowned in a river near south lake tahoe. her mother said her daughter is in a better place. she says one never expects this to happen. i feel defeated but will find strength. she was just a week away from graduating. >> graduation is coming up. >> sad? >> it's not every day some happens. >> the kids are in shock.

it's hard to believe she's gone. that is the most-difficult thing and just helping them work through the grief. >> ruiz was only 18 but knew she wanted to be a police officer. today, there are two gofundme accounts set up for her and her cousin who also graduated are from pittsberg high last year. >> we'll issue her a diploma. we have a place for her during graduation. her mother told us she wants to be part of the graduation to receive her daughter's diploma. >> this is the last day. >> she says we came for your things, precious. today is your last day. it's a somber day at novato high school. students went back to class after two of their classmates

were shot and stabbed. one student died and another survived. >> it will be a good day for kids to come together. i think it's going to be a hopefully normal day for them. >> police have arrested three suspects in this incident which, again, killed a 17-year-old. today, prosecutors announced a 17-year-old and 16-year-old will be charged with murder and attempted murder. court papers says a third suspect is charged as an accessory after the fablth. all three will be in court tomorrow. police are still searching tonight. detectives shared clues they hope will find a girl kidnapped on her way to school. pearl pinz onvanished last wednesday morning. police say she carried a backpack like this one. and at least three cameras recorded the car thursday

morning. the suspected kidnapper died in a shootout with police later on thursday. firefighters rushed to the rescue of a man found inside of a burning home. firefighters say they found the man on the floor, he suffered severe burns and crews say it appears flames were concentrated in the back of the house. there is no word on what caused this fire. 14 people can't go home tonight because their homes burned in a fire in martinez this morning. flames destroyed two units and one person suffered a minor injury. the stage is set for a bernie sanders rally. police are warning about traffic around the community center because of the rally.

the rallies have drawn thousands of people. also tomorrow afternoon, is when the high schools will hold graduation ceremonies so it could be sticky there. today, sanders held events in emeryville and sandhya >> he attacked hillary, donald trump and he is making it clear he will not be going down without a fight. as supporters of bernie sanders waited for him, others who thought they're on the outs were treated to a nice surprise. the candidate saying hello to them first upon arrival. >> i'm inspired by him inspiring us. i'm glad to be part of it. and am in awe of it.

>> stand off, fight back. create a government that works for us. >> the senator captivated this audience from start to finish. >> which candidate has the type of grass roots campaigns that has momentum and energy, that has the excitement to bring people out. that is right. we do. >> a new poll today by stanford university shows sanders 13 points behind his primary opponent. you won't know it by looking at the crowd. >> everybody is going nuts. people are seeing their favorite fallout boy or something like that. >> sanders addressed a range of topics including his desire to raise minimum wage and protecting a woman's right to choose. >> i think our system is sort of depending on the super packs. >> believers say they're proud of their guy. >> you look around and see the people. it's wonderful. it's incredible. how many people are here, in

support of this guy. >> sanders is scheduled to hold a rally in palo alto tomorrow. hillary clinton is cutting her campaign event short and today picked up an endorsement, governor jerry brown. brown says she quote, has a firm grasp of nine issues and will be prepared on day one. >> tomorrow, donald trump will return to california. we're the biggest of the six states voting on that day. north dakota only holding a democratic caucus. >> 7 on your side is responsible for getting rules for clipper cards changed. why they're still a hit. i'm sandhya patel. we're just getting started with

the heat. we'll take a look at temperatures coming up. and people are still cheering. what it takes, really takes to make sure the bay area can show warriors pride. and at 6:00 we travel to see what life is like between games for the stanley cup. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone...

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deficit and advance to the finals. players took a team picture and boarded a bus to the hotel. abc7 news was there on market street. there is lebron. let's go back to when the cavs arrived at sfo. no doubt this is a joke, but not something the nba wants to see one of their stars doing. the finals do start on thursday and we'll be watching that game here on abc7. >> yes there are signs of warriors pride around the bay area, too. >> well, let me give you an

update. those coveted locker rooms after game seven last night, i was told those will be in many bay area stores. the tee shirt is easier to get. check this out. this is thanks to printers who have been working nop stop to get the goods for fans. crews worked churning out these. warriors and nba finals tee shirts, the 2016 version. >> so they're ready and know it's part of the job. and they're excited to do it they're tired. >> the people and presses will work here for several days creating the 22,000 shirts per night for games 1 and 2.

there is another item in high demand. alas, it wasn't meant to be. >> there is a lot of upset people. you know? i am one of them. >> not the local ones. >> some left disappointed, most stayed and geared up with what they can find, that is, anything that said finals on it. and not last year's model. >> talent is not good enough? >> back to back is better. >> not only further cemented

steph curry's stardom but propelled a fan sitting courtside into scarredom, too. >> yes. kristin zee is here with the apple executive. >> yes. if you saw the chronicle, you may be wondering who is this super fan captured and screaming with steph curry. the moment captured in the picture of the matches after steph knocked down deciding three pointers. he was the one to line up this ad for the iphone's success. >> warriors tweeted this picture

and he's not your average fan to go with his watch. he's an mvp of sorts himself, as one of tim cook's top lieutenants, he is responsible for the i tune store and i cloud services. don't be surprised if you see him against the finals. rocking those sandals. everybody talking about the fact he was wearing flip flop sandels. >> abc7 is your home for the finals. coverage begins on thursday and our special pregame show at 5:00 p.m. >> let's turn to our weather because it is hot outside. >> it's going to stay that way. >> this is what we call dog days

of summer. you're not feeling the heat and you're not going to. it is right near the beaches and started to push towards the bay tonight. taking a look at highs today, 103 degrees, yes, it was hot. but 42 degrees cooler in san jose. 89 in santa rosa. 71 in san francisco. this is a nice place to be, santa cruz beach. temperatures into mid-70s now. temperatures low 70s for san francisco to oakland now. 85 in san jose. and temperatures in the 80s and still in the 90s. from our camera, you can see a little bit of fog there starting to move out downtown along san

francisco. and firgs thing tomorrow morning, temperatures low 50s to 60s, fog will be near beaches and around the bay. allow extra time for the commute. by 8:00 a.m., fog is still along the coast and by afternoon, it shrinks so we'll see lingering patches of fog. highs for wednesday, mid-80s in san jose and milpitas. 86 in gilroy. low 80s in menlo park. 60 degrees in half moon bay. a lot like today because of the fog lingering. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees in the north bay, temperatures upper 80s, sonoma, santa rosa, 84 san rafael. berkeley, 70.

oakland, 74. head inland, this is where you feel the heat. 92 degrees in concord. if you're heading to the beach, watch out. there is a strong risk of rip currents through thursday evening which is why a statement is up. thursday is going to be a hot day. more than 30 degree temperatures between the coast and inland. friday, getting hotter and then, heading into saturday we hold onto the heat. wednesday and thursday, don't worry. the coast is in the 60s. triple digits friday and saturday, cooling beginning on sunday with low 90s and by monday, tuesday, down to 80

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life? >> the video is produced by cair and the largest group advocating for muslims in america, promoting a mockmedicine called islamaphobin. it claims to cure racism, but it is actually a chewing gum that can be purchased on amazon. and passengers in a plane had a mid air scare. parts of the plane started falling off. thanks to a report, transit riders no longer have to pay when a thief uses their clipper card but there is a hitch. 7 on your side is just ahead. >> i think there is a responsibility around, zoo and parents as well. >> next, how to keep both animals and visitors safe at the zoo after an

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saturday after a 4-year-old boy crawled into the exhibit. >> zoos nationwide and in the bay area are reacting. >> the baboon exhibit is drawing a crowd. officials say the safety precautions meet or exceed industry standards. but in light of cincinnati, they'll look again. >> let's try to understand that situation and you know, what we can do to prevent, you know, that accident. but accidents do happen. >> in fact, 21 years ago this month, at the oakland zoo, a lion named maddy jumped a fence which was higher than industry standards. the zoo was evacuated and maddy shot with a tranquilizer dart and barrier upgrades were put in place. >> we practice emergency scenarios and evacuations.

>> reporter: at the san francisco zoo, christmas day, 2007. tatiana the tiger killed a teenager. now, the fence is electrified. san francisco officials say their hearts go out to cincinnati colleagues who killed a beloved gorilla in order to protect a little boy who fell into the enclosure, parents also expressed sympathy. >> an animal like that, to be killed is tragic. >> i think it's a responsibility around the zoo and parents' responsibility as well. >> they say they feel safe at the oakland zoo. in southern california a mother of three is recovering in the hospital after being bitten by a shark. doctors say maria krusmaros is in stable condition. the shark attacked her swimming near corona del mar on sunday.

injuries came from one large bite. >> upper torso down to the pelvis. there are multiple lacerations. like one would expect from teeth. >> she's a professional trainer and suffered broken ribs as well as damage to abdomen and lungs. doctors say her ability to keep treading water helped safe her life. on the same day a gun stolen from an fbi agent's car was recovered abc7 news learned three other guns were taken from a car in san francisco. today, the fbi recovered a gun a source tells us the gun was left in a backpack on front seat of the car. today, more than a dozen ambulances responded to a has mat scare in palo alto this

happened near the 101 freeway. only one person needed to be taken to the hospital. thanks to a 7 on your side report, bay area transit riders no longer have to pay when a thief uses their clipper card. >> why does the website say michael finney is here with the latest. >> we got transit officials to change the rules so you're no longer responsibility for your stolen car. >> at this point i don't believe it. >> bruce is still bristling over his ordeal with clipper. it began when he lost his wallet on a bart platform. he cancelled his cards and later found out someone rode all day on the clipper card after he cancelled it. and then had to pay fares. >> i found out the thief gets to

use the card all day. it's on you. turns out, a card holder is responsible for charges until the end of the day. clipper admits it's system is out dated. >> that amazes me. people have been victimized for 24 hours, running up fares. >> we took this issue up with dave cortese, chairman of the metropolitan transportation commission. he says he'd have it changed and it has. each agency will waive fares charged to stolen cards, however, you'd never know that by looking at the agreement. >> if they're serious, they can put it in writing. until they do, they lost me for a customer. >> evidently, the chinese

translation has proven problematic. >> the spokesperson says he will not pay for stolen rides, but you don't see that in the agreement until you figure out a >> there are. >> what is the hold up? . >> i don't speak or write chinese he admits customers is no way of knowing about the new protection. >> right. other than by watching abc7. >> he says it counted only eight times a thief took free rides on a stolen card. and if you have unauthorized charges on your card and need help, let me know about it. you can contact me.

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take a look. you're checking out scary moments united airlines passengers captured on their cell phones today. ceiling panels loosened and passengers could see wires above their head. the boeing landed safely in newark near new york city. nobody was hurt. the san jose sharks face a battle on the road to the stanley cup. the goal put the pengiuns up 3-2 for games and left the sharks in a 1-0 hold for the series. wayne freedman is in pittsberg with a look ahead to game two. the morning after, empty ice, walkways, beer locked up.

but down stairs they call this a media availability. >> this is about getting traffic and shots. >> meantime, they wait and this will be some of them. >> this is like a source of pride, i think. what is pittsberg pride? >> we're that born from his field. >> maybe steel stomachs, too. and almost always between a line. >> the sandwich has ham, cheese, and eggs. and is bigger than a fist.

yes. speechless. >> from pittsburgh, abc7 news. the series returns on saturday at the shark tank. >> letters and pictures only hold so many memories. how about appliances and clothing? >> what other odd items made it into the

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of facebook, twitter and you tube are ganging up to crack down onion line hate speech and the companies are working in conjunction with the european union, trying to keep terror groups from using social media to recruit young people. today, the dow lost 86 points and nasdaq added 16. a new museum is opening called the museum of broken relationships. >> reporter: hollywood may love a good love story but won't pass up on a classic break up.

be it romantic, or not so romantic. and that is why the city of broken dreams is home to... >> the museum of broken relationships. >> yes. it's a real museum. right on hollywood boulevard. packed with 100 exhibits of, well, the wreckage of relationships that have gone south. >> things that are left behind. like stuff you'd save in a fire. tee shirts, dread locks and broken cameras. envelopes of leaves. >> even silicone breast implants. >> we share their story. >> it's done anonymously. >> this local attorney is the founder of the museum. during a vacation he spotted a similar museum and something clicked. >> i thought that this is something more people should see. people in los angeles should see. i thought it would resonate here. >> it resonated.

some items are quirky. a woman donated her wedding dress in a jar. >> she didn't know what to do with it. she stuffed it in a jar. >> she was an honor student, he, a bad boy. he stole her a street sign. >> others, poignant. like this iron. >> it was used to iron his wedding suit. now, it's the only thing left. >> those of you knee deep in the dating scene may be wondering is this the place for a first date? >> absolutely. the perfect place for a first date. >> i don't know. that may be a gutsy call. if things don't pan out owe, you might be the next artist in a certain museum exhibit. >> it's not going to be you. >> glass half full. >> yes. the weather is going to warm up more than it is. >> yes.

>> now let's get to sandhya. hi, sandhya. >> yes. we're going for wednesday, 78 in tahoe. look at the heat. chico, palm springs and vegas, into triple digits comfortable and san jose, 86 tomorrow, it gets hotter thursday, friday.

accu-weather forecast, 90s to 100 friday and saturday. 60s coast side. cooling starts on >> what a great, thrilling night we have had. >> can you say back to back boys and girls? we'll begi

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iguadala says the team is a united front and i didn't think they're quite there. you know? thank okc. we had to get there. >> we have another year under our belt. >> in pittsburgh, sharks won it but have a chance to regain in game two, tomorrow, good news for the sharks. this hit will remain day-to-day. they'll need to stop the turnovers. >> early on, that cuts shots to

the zone time minutes right there. just manage it along the way. if we do get that, we've responded well. >> whether it takes 7 or 5, you want to win. >> giants trying to rebound but birthday boy on the mound hoping on his 35th he'll be blowing out candles. solid outing for the birthday boy. then, he had

three of the five hits on the game, two rbi. the single knocks home gregor polanko. more tough news for the cal men's basketball team. guard jordan matthews announced he'll transfer to another school to pursue his master's fourth round of the french open, the story of the week, ravanska took a first set. after a delay it was

and simonea halip, losing to souzer on a straight set. this abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply and hardware. >> join us tonight at 9:00. coming up, arnold schwartzeneggar encounter with an aggressive elephant. >> then at 11:00, a man armed with a large machine gun robbed a south bay business. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, thanks for joining us owe. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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bright people being bright.ts, it applies to our champion erin, certainly. and we have two very bright challengers today in tim and laurie. let's see how things work out. good luck. here we go. the categories for this first round today are... followed by... notice the quotation marks there. no? erin, start. could i have body parts in song for $200? tim. what is throat? yes. can i get body parts in song for $400? erin. what is little finger? no. laurie. what is finger? finger, not little. song for $600, please.