san francisco. 41-year-old heather wilson was killed while riding her bike through golden gate park. jason was riding behind her and saw the collision. he came back to the site today and left flowers. >> i didn't see her until i heard an impact. i looked up and saw the bike tumbling head over heels. must have been ten feet in the air. the fact this is a safe haven for bikers and runners and families and anyone is a complete tragedy. >> i ask the public and anybody who was around during that time to please submit to the police department any information that you have. what you saw, what you heard on that because we have to hold this individual accountable. >> other witnesses say that the speeding driver at golden gate park was trying to pass slower traffic when the car hit the bicyclist head-on. that vehicle was found about a mile away, and police say that it was reported stolen. they have not tracked down that

suspect. the mayor says they are dedicating money and resources to vision zero with the goal of preventing any traffic related fatalities in the city. reporting live in san francisco, elissa harrington. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, another cyclist death today. this in pleasanton. a woman was riding southbound on valley avenue when she was hit by a driver going eastbound on stanley boulevard. it was just after 7:00 this morning when this collision happened. the intersection was closed for hours. the cyclist died at the scene. she has not been identified. the driver is cooperating with police. a pedestrian is expected to be okay after getting hit by a bus in san francisco this morning. it happened at market and ninth street in the middle of the morning commute. this is a very busy area. a bus hit the person, it's unclear who is at fault. muni said the injuries do not appear to be life threatening. >> president obama is in the air

and due to land in the bay area in the next half hour or so. david louie is live at moffett field with what's happening now. >> everything is in readiness at the moffett federal air field. the noise you're hearing is from marine one, the helicopter that the president will transfer to after air force one lands here. the marine one will then take him on to san francisco. standing on the tarmac here with us this evening are people who are waiting for him. now, the president left joint base andrews in maryland about 12:22 this afternoon. given about the five-hour flight time that it takes to get here, he should be here just after 5:30. he was accompanied by the national security adviser susan rice, the deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes, assistant to the president, david seamus, and deputy chief of staff breckenridge. live at the airport, you're looking at people on the tarmac in a fenced in area.

what they're doing is waiting to greet the president. many of them are either relatives or spouses of federal employees. a few of them are political friends of the president. and of course, they're also going to be hoping to shake hands with him. whether he will come to that particular area, we don't know yet. one father brought his 4-year-old son matthew here, hoping to give the president a high five. so we'll see whether or not that happens. also here standing by are some elected officials including the president of the santa clara county board of supervisors. from here, the president will take marine one, head to san francisco, where he will stay for the night. we're live at moffett. >> very good. thanks very much. we'll track the president's progress as he arrives. >> president obama is here to attend the global entrepreneurship summit at stanford. >> hundreds of entrepreneurs and investors are trying to change the world through innovation. >> chris nguyen has more.

>> inside memorial stadium at stanford university. >> this peninsula is famous for its 20-something ceos who wear jeans and hoodies to the office and make a living trying to upend the established order. >> secretary of state john kerry welcomed them to the president's seventh annual global entrepreneurship summit. and among the other big names smrk of the bay area's most recognized executives, including travis colanic. >> when you're an entrepreneur and in a place where you're disrupting an industry in a way, in a large way, well, it's going to be controversial. you're going to get lots of headlines. >> airbnb's ceo also took the stage. >> they were like, are you crazy. do you think strangers are going to sleep in other stranger's homes? that's never going to happen. >> jessica made the trip from toronto. out of a pool of more than 5,000

applicants, the 23-year-old was one of 700 selected to taebd the event. >> did you get to talk to somebody who said you shouldn't give up. did you get an extra piece of advice, did you find that connection that's going to keep you go. >> government officials say the summit will connect global entrepreneurs with the tools they need to create, innovate, and succeed in their own community. >> we need to embrace our differences and use them as strengths to reach new markets. >> business leaders drawing energy and inspiration. >> measured by the quality of your interventions. by the quality of the relationships you build, the networks you take away from here. >> the president will address the summit tomorrow morning. in palo alto, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> a forler stanford hospital housekeeper has been charged with sexual battery on a fellow worker. the man surrendered at the santa clara county jail. the police say the assault happened alt 3:00 on march 26th.

he's accused of battering a male hospital contractor who had been napping and woke up after being touched. ramirez was later identified and turned himself in to authorities. >> in the east bay, police arrested two men accused of an attempted burglary in arinda. officers spotted them trying to burglarize a car this morning. police used a taser to bring down one of the men. they say the suspects picked a home close to b.a.r.t., robbed the home, and then escaped on b.a.r.t. police are warning residents about a spree of home burglaries this week. four robbery attempts happened in moraga and two in arinda. >> critical evidence in a vallejo kidnapping case will not be thrown out. that's the ruling from a federal judge tonight. vallejo police initially called the kidnapping a hoax, but it wasn't. melanie wood row is in vallejo. >> for the first time, aaron quinn's mother and brother saw

matthew muller in person. he is accused of breaking into a vallejo home, drugging quinn and his girlfriend before kidnapping hoskins. >> the law enforcement response has -- were almost equally traumatic for them. >> they saw because after huskins turned up, vallejo police called the kidnapping a hoax. >> to go from this terrible, violent ordeal to then being accused on international media of being liars. >> an accusation that may have stuck if it weren't for a later dublin home invasion. dublin police bypassed the locked phone by calling 911, eventually leading them to the south lake tahoe home, where they found muller and evidence linking him to the vallejo kidnapping. >> if it hadn't been for the dublin police, matt muller would still be out there. >> the warrantless search of the phone violated his fourth amendment rights. the judge disagreed, saying muller didn't have a reasonable expectation of privacy when he broke into the home.

>> the fourth amendment is a critical piece of our society. it's definitely a bad day. >> the decision means all the evidence at trial will be considered. if there's a trial. muller could still change his plea. >> i hope he does the right thing and pleads guilty. >> meantime, quinn and hoskins have filed a civil rights lawsuit against the police department. both families are outraged muller hasn't been charged with sexually assaulting huskins or drugging huskins and quinn. they're also outraged law enforcement isn't looking for additional suspects. they do not believe muller acted alone. abc7 news. >> right now, we want to take you live back to moffiett field where president obama has just arrived via air force one. you can see it has just touched down at moffett field. >> and the president is here to attend the global entrepreneurship summit at stanford tomorrow. as he arrives here at moffett field, marine one, his

helicopter, is also waiting there on the landing strip to take him into san francisco by helicopter. >> all right, going to avoid the traffic if you were to drive up there at this hour. >> one benefit of being the president. stay here with us. a protest under gun control seen all around the world. >> killed in 2015. >> congresswoman barbara lee and the powerful tool she and her colleagues are using to get the word out. that's next. >> i'm spencer christian. a warm summer sun, we're expecting a summer heat-up over the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> also ahead, a popular campground in lake tahoe closed because of the plague. >> and taking better pictures

try to shut down the discussions and what resulted was a discussion heard around the world. >> nancy pelosi and the democrats stood up by sitting down. they ridiculed republicans for doing nothing, and made history on the house floor. now, whether that history was good or bad depends on which party you ask. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom is live with more. >> the sit-in by democrats demanding a vote on gun laws brought business to a halt as it captured worldwide attention on social media. #nobillnobreak and hold the floor have been tweeted millions of times in the last 24 hours. what may be more historic is the role of social media's newest political weapon -- live video. >> the chair finds the house is currently not in a state of order. >> thus began the sit-in started by civil rights leader john

lewis. >> give us a vote. let us vote! >> republican leadership turned off the tv cameras. >> we are not going to allow stunts like this to stop us from carrying out the people's business. >> but democrats including bay area congressman eric swalwell found a way around it. >> i took out my cell phone, as did other members, and we used periscope and facebook and snapchat. >> with no official camtures, c-span picked up the stream and so did more than a million users online. >> because republicans shut down c-span and we went rogue, we were able to reach a lot more people. >> democrats streamed their all-night rally live from the house floor. >> social media basically took the muzzle off of house democrats. >> bay area congressman jackie speier brought a sobering reminder. >> i keep this in a drawer. i have never had it out in public before. >> a bullet pulled from her body after the jonestown massacre. >> i am a victim of gun

violence. i had my body ripped open by five bullets. >> it was a test of endurance. >> tons of spare batteries and was constantly coming in changing out batteries. >> democrats are proud of all the attention. republicans, not so much. >> this is congress, the house of representatives. all this democracy in the world, and they're descending it into chaos. i don't think this should be a proprieta very proud moment for democracy or for the people who staged these stunlts. >> the house is in recess until july 5th. >> today, state regulators approved a plan to pay for upgrades to pg&e's gas system, and guess whose wallets that's coming out of. you got it. how about a double digit increase enyour monthly gas bill. starting in august, you bill will include your cribson to make the system safer, about $7 a month. in less than two years, you bill will have increased more than

11%. they say pg&e's gas system is massive and aging. the obama administration is coming to the aid of california farmers. $48 million in grants have been awarded to farmers in the west to help conserve water and energy amid this drought. at least 11 states will share the grants. it's unclear how much california will receive in itself. the money will help water providers and agriculture producers do more with less water on private land. >> the presence of plague has forced the closure of a popular campground at lake tahoe. it will be closed next monday through friday to give workers time to use pesticides at the site. plague is naturally present in california, and is a disease that can be spread by flea bites. the forest service reminds us next to feed chipmunks and squirrels and never touch sick rodents. >> now take a look. a new gray wolf may be roaming in northern california. state official wildlife

officials say it was the first photographed in august, and a similar animal was photographed in october a few miles away. now, the last time a gray wolf was sighted in california was last december. or-25 crossed into the state from oregon. state officials were very excited because gray wolves were driven to near extinction in mid-1920s. >> beautiful animals. good to hear. >> that would be a good picture. how about this? taking a better picture without spending a lot of money. who doesn't want that? >> right. michael finney is here to show us how. michael. >> you'll remember this one. there are inexpensive specialty lenses that go right on your smartphone. consumer reports tried out some of these add-ons and has advice just in time for vacation. the new smartphone lenses run the gamut from macro lenses to fish aup, a lens that brings far away subjects close to the camera. also wide angle lenses so you

can include more of the scene in your frame. >> what's exciting about these lenses is they let you expand the capabilities on your smartphone and let you get creative at a reasonable price. >> of the four brands consumer reports tried out, photo joe joes are the least expensive. each of its lenses go for $20. lens baby makes a soft focus lens for $60. auto clip offers two lenses, wide angle and telephoto in a kit for $100. the moeby lens has a nice wide angle lens on its own for $30. that's a far cry from traditional lenses which can set you back hundreds if not thousands of dollars. >> there are a couple drawbacks in using these lenses. for starters, they cover up the phone's flash. >> you can work around using the smartphone flash by adding a flash lie the zuma mobile led. it costs 35 and has two different brightness settings as well as a slow strobe. still, don't expect perfect results from these lenses.

you went get high clarity on the edges of the fish eye lens photos or image stabilization which compensates for your hand's slight movements. the lenses consumer reports tried out will fit more iphones but not as many fit android phones. so before you buy any lenses, make sure they're compatible with your phone, and here's what you have to keep in mind, and this is a hassle. you're going to have to remove the phone's case to use these accessories. >> all right. be careful, don't drop it while you're at it. thanks, michael. >> picture perfect weather out there? >> pretty lovely. >> absolutely. let's check in with spencer christian enjoying the lovely weather. >> it is warm out here. take a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies and breezy conditions right now. here's a look at what's happening on the radar image. skies are sunny all over the bay area, and winds are picking up a little bit. we have winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour and above at some locations around the bay area. and here we go.

all right. so that's live doppler 7 hd. let me go inside my area where i can advance the graphics and show you winds gusting up to 38 miles per hour at sfo. 30 at fairfield, and the 24-hour temperature change shows about 4 to 10 degrees warmer at this hour in most of the area loengzs than yesterday at this time. looking across the bay, you see temperatures 67 in san francisco, 80 in mountain view. 61 at half moon bay. clear skies over the bay from mt. tam. 87 right now in santa rosa. 86 at fairfield. inland areas are pretty warm at the moment. we have a beach hazard advisory in effect until early saturday. strong rip currents are a possibility. these are the forecast features. warmer pattern the next several days. near triple digit temperatures inland this weekend. some linger into next week. tonight, we see low temperature mainly in the low 50s and a little fog forming near the coastline. here's the fog cast animation, starting 7:00 this evening, the fog will move locally across the

bay, but not very far inland. so this is things -- the way things will wind up for the next seven days. high temperatures climbing up to the upper 90s to near 100 inland on saturday. dropping off just a couple degrees on sunday. sunday, by the way, perfect weather for the sf pride celebration and all through next week, high temperatures remaining in the mid 90s in our inland areas. looks like summer's here. >> yes, indeed. thanks, spencer. >> let's take you out live to moffett field. president obama has -- is now stepping off air force one. he's here for a conference tomorrow. there he is coming down the stairs. he'll make his way to marine one. david louie is there. david? >> you're seeing president obama coming off air force one right now at moffett field, along with his entourage. i believe that is anna eschew, i

believe. congresswoman from palo alto area. in the special greeting line at the foot of the stairs is san jose mayor sam liccardo, also the president of the santa clara board of supervisors. they were kept inside moffett field hangar until the very last minute and brought outside. apparently, the president's plane, air force one, was helped by very favorable winds that got him here faster than they were anticipati anticipating. the president is taking his time now and chatting with the elected officials from the south bay, going down the line, spending a little time with each one of them. and then, of course, he will be making his way to air force -- to marine one, rather. at some point, he may also come over to the waiting crowd that's behind a fence line, perhaps to have a chance to talk with them as well. the president is here, of course, for a major international conference, as you have been mentioned, kristen and

dan, and of course, his big appearance there will be tomorrow. we'll have more details on that as well. conditions here at moffett are ideal, although a little windy. still, bright sunshine, clear skies. and a very smooth landing. >> great, thanks very much. david reporting live from moffett field, as you look at the president having just arrived here in the bay area. >> again, we will cover that continuously, but in the meantime, you may not have heard of it, but odds are you are using it. how a bay area company is bringing new hope to the tech industry. >> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, the gunman in a movie theater holding dozens hostage. s.w.a.t. teams move in amid fears of another terror attack. the 25-hour standoff at the capitol over guns in america. yelling in each other's faces. and the family missing at sea and the new discovery tonight right here after abc7 news. >> thanks very much. new at 6:00, the newly developed

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the first -- i'm sorry. back to president obama. here at moffett field. he just got off air force one a couple moments ago, and will be making his way to marine one. >> you can see right now he is being greeted by invited guests who have been waiting on that tarmac for him for a couple of hours. mostly invited guests, folks whose families work for nasa there at moffett field. they're very excited to meet the president. secret service taking a close eye. folks taking selfies and pictures of this historic moment. how many times do you get to see the president in person. as he lands on his way to san francisco on marine one where he will spend the night. he is in the bay area for tomorrow's big international entrepreneurship summit at

stanford. >> you're reminding at the people who have a great view and close proximity, the president being generous with his time, greeting people in line for several minutes. we're reminding this president has only with a heated campaign under way, a few months left in office. as he enjoys some time with some of the supporters who have come out to meet him. a little windy. >> yes, indeed. >> as i was saying, the first venture-backed tech ipo of the year made a huge splash on the stock exchange today. cloud software developer twillio opened 60% higher on its first day of trading. it extended gains up about 65%. it sells software that helps companies communicate with customers using voice, video, and messaging. it clients include uber and norm strm. >> how about this one?

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coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, we set down with the civilian leader of the oakland police department. find out how she's going to clean up the turmoil the department is in. >> a formerly undocumented college student who heckled the president over immigration. now that his plan has been shot down by the supreme court. >> plus, the robotic 3d printer that can make pizzas. that's at 6:00. >> thanks, see you then. >> there may be a new solution to getting help around the house. >> alphabet's dynamics revealed its latest robot creation, spot mini. deit shows the robot loading the dishwasher and throwing out a

soda can. at one point, it even trips on a banana skin. >> it can run for about 90 minutes on a single charge, depending on the task it's doing. i love it, unloading the dishwasher, making pizzas. >> if it can do the bathroom, that's what's going to sell it for me. we want to take you back now to president obama at moffett field. >> here's a live look, marine one is expected to take president obama to san francisco any moment. where he will spend the night. he'll be landing in marine one in the city. he just got onboard a couple minutes ago during our break. we're expecting him to be airborne in a moment. >> he's going to be attending an international entrepreneurship summit at stanford tomorrow. tonight, though, he will be in san francisco, and by flying on marine one to san francisco, suddenly, he can avoid all the traffic on 101 and 280 up and down from the pinls. >> because those of us who know here know 5:30 is not a great time of day to land and try to

get around. >> thank you. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. have a good night. breaking news tonight, as we come on. a state of emergency just declared. rescues now under way. an entire community under water. all eyes on a key dam at this hour. evacuations right now. worries about a child swept away. just as new storms are set to hit the mid-atlantic and parts of the east. and now ten confirmed tornadoes, homes leveled. also tonight, blocking the president. the supreme court halting the president's plan to keep 5 million undocumented immigrants from being deported. should they stay or should they go? hillary clinton and donald trump jump in tonight. also breaking, the 25-hour standoff inside the capitol over guns. the anger boiling over. >> radical islam. >> democrats say all they want is a vote. republicans calling it a stunt.