handed down by the judge was far too lenient. vic lee is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: it was sad, gut wrenching. their personal stories, they very much wanted to talk to the commission on judicial performance about efforts to remove the judge. outside of the state building an emotional gathering of rape survivors. >> the worst part is having to tell my >> i was abducted and raped by a stranger two years ago when i was walking home. >> over the course of high school career, i have known too many women who have been raped

and my high school refused to do anything. >> the act yi activity group turned in a million signatures to the state commission on judicial performance. they want judge aaron persky removed from the bevenlg after giving brock turner six months in jail for sexual assault. the sentence, they say is too lenient. the first time behind doors, the chanting continues. moments later they emerged. >> they did not interrupt the session so we weren't able to speak with the commissioners. >> brock turner's sexual assault survivor remained aa-anonymous. the group says they'll be her

voice. now, judge persky declined to comment in this case. legal analysts say that would be inappropriate but we do know was informed. and the proceedings are closed. vic lee, abc7 news. a former operating room technician at stanford hospital was sentenced today for sexual battery on some patients. he is charged with four felony counts. prosecutors say he groped four male patients. neighbors sprang into action when a house caught fire today in hayward. a 16-year-old girl was trapped inside. a neighbor says he saw flames shooting out of the front of the

home. a 17-year-old boy and his 8-year-old brother were able to owe get out on their own but their sister couldn't escape. neighbors were pushed back by heavy smoke. >> she was trapped inside. hopefully, low enough so not getting too much smoke. it started dying down. >> that girl was unconscious when she was pulled out of the window by firefighters. she was air histed to the hospital. the doctors are checking damage to her lungs. >> crews nearly contained a brush fire that burned five acres near rankin park in martinez. investigators are looking into what sparked the vegetation fire. contra costa county and cal fire joined martinez fire crews to circle the flames quickly. no injuries have been reported. and flames burned through dry

brush at kelly part. abc7 news was there after the fire broke out this morning. crews contained it to two acres in the southern end of kelly park near center road. it took more than an hour to bring the fire under control, the firefighters remained on the scene longer to keep hot spots from flaring back up. there are new details on a crash in eastern contra costa county that killed a teen-aged girl and injured another one, police say the driver of this station wagon was on drugs and driving with out a license yesterday when she slammed into them. new details about what happened in the moments before the crash. >> police arrested that driver, suspecting she was on drugs. they tell me because of how she was acting onned based on their interview with her and with witnesses. this accident has been particularly tragic for two families. not only did one family lose a daughter, but they also told

police that one of the girl's fathers had been planning on picking up the teens from a pool that they wound up walking home from. police say the 15-year-old died when the driver of the station wagon ran her over on east cypress road. police say her friend bounced off the hood. the impact knocked one of the girls out of her shoe. rochel was a student at freedom high school. >> my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: police took the driver into custody immediately, suspected of being under the influence of drugs. just prior to the fatal accident she caught the attention of an off duty chp officer. >> he noted she was swerving. at one point, he told us she ran a light. and it appeared to him she was under the influence. he was getting ready to give us a call, unfortunately, the girls

were struck prior to the call. >> police say the girls were walking home from the pool. east cypress road has no sidewalks. this resident says it's known for accidents. >> just to hear children were walking on the road, it's heart breaking. when i see anyone walking, it scares me. >> police are not releasing the name of the other victim because she's 16 years old. she's in critical, but stable condition. >> she has some broken bones in her legs, some head trauma. >> reporter: police say the driver has no injuries and she was driving without a license. >> she was kind of in and out as far as what happened. >> reporter: blood tests will take 2 to 3 weeks to come back. a sheriff's helicopter happened to be in the right place at the right time to help an injured hiker, you can see where it fell on the slope of mount diablo near a spot called

boy scott rock. they air lifted imto safety. the sheriff's chopper was headed to a wildfire when the call came in. a helicopter rushed the climber to a trauma center. there is no word on how he's doing. in oakland there is a lawsuit over garbage collection fees. owners claim the fee amounts to gouging. the suit accuses city officials of raising fees for small apartment buildings by 500%. >> the fees charged to property owners exceed the costs of services being delivered. they're in the fees at all. they're attacks. attacks that was not put before voters for approval. >> i don't know where the city gets a sense of reasoning that it's for the people. >> oakland city officials haven't responded to the claims made in the lawsuit. bart riders will soon have to pay more to park.

the agency raising parking fees starting august 1. the fee goes up $0.50 at the west oakland, hayward, richmond, concord, north concord and coliseum lots. monthly and long term fees will go up as well, bart says the money will go to programs to improve, and modernize the station. >> the concrete is crumbling at cal. next, problems found and what it will take to fix it. why some of mark zuckerberg's neighbors are not too happy with him. a cool down today, but temperatures will be on owe the rise tomorrow, the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. if all else fails there is one place you can always turn. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7 on your side, the back up

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iconic edwards stadium is crumbling. you can see the cracks on the west side of the track and field stadium that is now in need of serious repairs. >> this is something i didn't know, 12 world track and field records were set here at edwards. it's an old, beautiful stadium that happens to be only a few blocks from the hayward fault. >> i biggest concern is that there is an earthquake. >> their offices are located at

edwards stadium. workers began noticing chunks of concrete from the pillars that hold the bleachers. when he complained, a structural engineer was sent out. >> a man chiselled away the sprawling concrete that you can see. it was, you know, flaking. >> just last year, the university's seismic action plan for facility enhancement gave edwards a poor seismic rating. edwards is used by track and field and soccer teams at cal. >> sometimes, the track has a couple hundred people milling around, buying tee shirts, and hats. they go in and out of the stands. when cheering and jumping it could lose more concrete. >> abc7 saw this expressing concern about the track invitational.

enorganization knew nothing about the crumbling pillars which support the bleachers. >> i know it's an old stadium, beautiful facility and probably needs repairs but man, we would hate to lose that place. >> reporter: in a statement, the university said we have plans underway to address concerns and are finalizing longer term plans. since 1997, the university spent $5 $500 million across campus. at uc berkeley, abc7 news. >> abc7 news is joining forces with more than 70 bay area news agencies for something called san francisco homeless project. it's shining a light on the homeless and pushing for action. as part of the abc7 coverage we're highlighting a center off 8 north, homeless families.

the agency helped find stable housing and job training. >> a lot of young moms with new babies had been living with their family and there is no room. so they were asked to leave. >> it helps about 6,000 people per year, half are children. the compass is most proud of more than 90% of the families that completed the program that remain in stable homes. >> part of our reporting world, we're taking a look at the causes of homelessness in the bay area, statistics show preconceptions may be wrong. >> these are san francisco's homeless. how they got here goes beyond facts and figures but numbers do explain the stories. but the bay aarea three biggest cities, oakland has 251 homeless people per 100,000 residents. san jose, 246, san francisco, by far, the most. 700 in 95.

according to the research, nearly a quarter homeless are on the streets because they lost jobs. >> anybody can fall, god can take it away the other causes alcohol, drug abuse, divorce and losing housing. without homes, people are turning to tents. those tents are getting attention, look at the map. it shows how complaints have risen in five years. >> this is our number one priority. >> calls show how bad things have become, calls about human waste doubled and calls about hyper determinic needers are up 500%.

>> if there are going to be feces on the street and moldy he clothes, we have to deal with that. >> like many of you, san francisco mayor ed lee has been watching the reports all week, carolyn tire caught up with the mayor today, she joins us live from city hall. carolyn? >> well, it is the first media blitz, coordinated media blitz of its kind that could shape city policy. mayor ed lee says he appreciates the news coverage on the homeless crisis. >> i'm in a search of can we do more? can we do it better and smarter? >> reporter: the number of people on the streets is nearly twice that of san jose. and three times in oakland.

according to the mayor, the challenges include health issues, mental illness, and housing affordability. and he believes the media project is helping to engage city residents. >> i'm really glad we're educating the public. because then, i'm going to have the public be more of a strong partnership in solutions rather than a finger pointing blame that doesn't help. >> the project is featured what the mayor believes is a success story. the navigation center that has helped 550 people off the streets, out of encampments, and 83% into permanent housing. >> that is to be congratulated. >> he wants everyone to keep talking. >> we need to continue having that conversation in the city. it's complex. it's difficult. >> ed lee says the city is holding the line, which he calls progress in and of itself.

in san francisco, abc7 news. >> the 70 plus media outlets that are part of the project are blanketing social media with coverage. one post is from youth radio in oakland, which posted a graphic novel about a young man who found his way off the streets by age 20. you can search #sfhomelessproject. we saw a change along the coast with chillier temperatures. >> spencer? >> it's back in a big way, as a matter of fact, sheer look at live doppler 7 hd. mostly sunny skies in our inland locations. right now, low clouds and fog are building along the coastline. live doppler 7 is picking up moisture content right now. 24 changes is impressive. it's 12 degrees cooler in

fairfield. 16 degrees cooler in livermore, eight in san jose and this clouds and fog looking back across the skyline. 61 in oakland. san jose, 69. 54 half moon bay. this view from the bay, 72 in santa rosa and 80 in fairfield. and looks dark and dreary. we'll see morning low clouds and fog, and maybe friday drizzle overnight. wide range of high temperatures

and cooler at the coast and fog moving across the bay overnight. 7:00 this evening, you can see the push leading us to overcast skies and drizzle. into afternoon, sunny skies inland and into the bay. tomorrow, 61 will be the high in half moon bay. warmer in antioch. here is a look at other high temperatures tomorrow. we'll see generally 80s. 64 degrees downtown tomorrow, up north, 89 will be the high. 84 napa.

oakland, 79. inland, low to mid-90s. here is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow, friday, temperatures dropping off into more seasonal afrng. then, monday, 4th of july, highs only into upper until next week. >> using star wars to pay tribute to victims in orlando. the petition gaining steam

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if you ever bought anything off craig's list, you know how scary it can be to meet someone. it is being called the exchange zone. there are surveillance cameras and police are right there. >> the wife of warriors mvp steph curry introduced her latest food venture, it's a to your door delivery service called gather, curry says the subvibers will receive a box

each week full of ingredients for her favorite recipes. a petition drive to get the first lgbt character in a star wars film. a fan is pushing for the character in memory of his friend. an online petition now has more than 5,000 signatures. abc7's parent company, disney owns the star wars franchise. there is no word about the possibility of an lgbt character. there is a saying good fences make good neighbors. next on abc7 news, the bay area tech titan upsetting people in hawaii. would you ask people running around with guns who should have no business having guns in their hands. you know what that recipe comes up to what it equals. it's disaster and death. an effort in san francisco

to stop gun violence. >> time is running out to save a whale in a crab line in southern california. why the whale needs help, now. another half of the abc7 news at 6:00, another half hour,

42 deaths now in the attack from the istanbul airport. tonight, we're taking a look at the face of one of the suicide bombers. >> no americans are among the victims. the theaterorists arrived with bombs and assault rifles, killing dozens of people. >> our first look at the accused terrorists believed to be responsible for the attacks. the images, taken from video posted online, which appears to show the moment one of the bombs goes off. turkish authorities say the first blast hit near the

security x ray machine. the blast, sending panicked passengers running. >> people were shooting and we ran another way. and then, bombs went off. and people started to run and there was more shooting. >> gunfire throughout the terminal. >> he was spraying and it was nonstop. >> one attacker appears to hit the ground, shot by police, that officer running away, before another massive explosion. turkish authorities saying the third killer waited for crowds to rush outside of the airport before detonating yet another bomb there. >> what went through my head is this image from terrorists that they come around, and shoot you now. >> this is a terrible feeling that you might die. it's scary. >> reporter: 40 people killed, including the three attackers. family members waiting outside of hospitals for updates on the more than 200 people who were

injured. no group has claimed responsibility yet. turkey's prime minister believes isis was hind the attack. and in response, security is now increasing at some airports here in the u.s. marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. a new kind of first responder training is designed to help get victims medical care faster, today, police and deputies joined with fire departments for this active shooter training. crews are learning how to respond in a so called warm zone that is closer to the threat. >> you know folks were inside the warm and hot zone, dying from bleeding out. it was more of trying to keep us safe when we went in. they wanted to go in and get the job done. >> years of grant money went to buying new protective gear for the firefighters, including

bulletproof vests and helmets. a week after democrats held a sit in on the house floor, another sit in across the country, including san francisco general hospital. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom was with members of congress hoping to rally the public. >> we'll not stop until the job is done. >> nancy pelosi led a sit in that was standing room only. >> it will save lives. just give us a vote, mr. speaker, just give us a vote. >> barbara lee took to social media during the all-night sit in. eric swalwell streamed it on periscope. >> i thought we're already sitting down, why not take out twitter and snap chat and invite the american people in. >> now, democrats want to use social media. >> we must stop the killing and

start healing. >> they're asking republicans for a vote on stricter background checks and keeping people on the no fly list. >> no fly, no buy. >> here in the bay area there is another side to the argument, those who believe no fly, no buy isn't the answer. >> there are 3-year-old kids just a year and a half old on the no-fly list. how did they get on there? it's not being managed correctly. >> reporter: firearms experts would support restrictions based on medical history. >> columbine, virginia tech, sandy hook. everyone of those were on antidepressants. >> making a person into a criminal when you have no proof there is a criminal. >> why shouldn't a gun be authenticated with a thumb print the way the iphone is? >> technology is how they'll wanl the battle of public opinion. >> use social media to get the

message across. a message across america. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. now, to your voice, your vote, the presumptive democratic nominee for president stopped in the a bear, again today chlts in downtown san francisco, hillary clinton arrived for a fund-raiser this morning. speakers included jamie lee curtis and planned parenthood president richards. republican candidate criticized hillary clinton for not taking action to stop isis during her time as secretary of state. maine's governor endorsed donald trump before maine's g.o.p. caucuses when trump lost to ted cruz. >> mark zuckerberg is angering some neighbors in hawaii, upset about the six-foot tall rock wall built to protect his 700 acre estate in kauai.

one who complained on his facebook page made a comparison with donald trump and the wall the republican candidate wants to build on the border to mexico. crews are worried about a whale in southern california. abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: right now, the desperate search for this 100 ton mammal off the coast of dana point, california. >> this is very difficult. >> reporter: at first glance, the whale looks fine. but look closer. the whale, in distress and entangled in commercial fishing line, all connected to a crab trap. >> it could be 100 to 300 pounds of gear that is holding the whale down from being able to swim normally.

>> captain dave anderson and his team are trying to cut the line. they try to cut the line. >> without help, this whale will die. >> noaa reports 20 whale entanglements this year. hikely causes, the birth of more whales and delay in crab season. >> there was more gear, so late. that is when the national migration of whales start to show up. >> the task that save the biggest animal on earth continue. this is a true race against time. she spent 22 years on the streets. >> i'm hoping this is for the

best. >> she has a new place to call home. how she found a better

>> neighbors helping neighbors. >> today, abc 7 news is partnering with 70 other media outlets to call on the city to do something about the homelessness in our city. one possible solution, a way to help the homeless. >> reporter: a young woman with a pile of everything she owns. think of it as graduation picture. what you're about to see is beautiful. >> it's a big change. >> the labels say her name is cory cannon. this is where she lived since age six. how? why? should we expect an unvarnished story? >> i never knew anything else. >> for cory, life changed just

before christmas. a team from san francisco's homeless outreach found her, promised a better life, helped her pack her stuff and brought her here. san francisco navigation center, offering homeless help, from shelter, to financial services, to health care. it is a social experiment that began with a $3 million grant from an ain musts donor. 80% of those who come here stay off the streets. >> the theory is that it costs more to provide shelter and jail, and hospitalization. so the idea is that you get people through the door and housing is the cheapest of the options. >> for cory, moving into her own place would be the graduation party. >> i learned there is more out there than just sitting out on the streets trying to find your way every day. >> no matter who you are, or where you're going moving is usually a chore, today, a joy.

>> reporter: when is the last time you had a place to call your own? >> this is the first. >> it is one small room in an old residential hotel. a relative palace. >> reporter: are you going to stay? >> i am planning on it. >> a place to call her own. >> a lot of discrimination, it highlights why the problem needs to be solved. >> absolutely. you can visit abc7news.com to link to sf homeless project letter of intent to learn more about the purpose of the project. we have reports you've seen this week online. three failed repairs. a man thinks he's never see his washing machine run again. >> then, 7 on your side helps him get satisfaction. that is next at

>> sometimes in life, things aren't meant to be. one man became frustrated from efforts to get his washing machine fixed. >> well, when plan a doesn't work, many turn to man b. this man had to go to plan c and

d. alex demonstrates what happens when you puts a load in the washing machine. he gets error message 8e. bottom line, the load goes unwashed. >> just sits there. >> alex told us it's been like this since march when it broke down after just a year of use. he called samsung before remembering he purchased a five-year warranty from lowe's. so he abandoned plan a and turned to plan b. he called lowe's, which sent out a subcontractor to make repairs. the subcontractor determined the washer needed a new sensor, which had to be ordered. the repair man came back with the wrong part. alex would have to wait longer to use his washing machine. >> yes. yes. this is something of a convenience that you take for granted in modern life. >> reporter: alex had to settle for using a local laundromat.

he relied on it longer when the subcontractor determined it could not fix the washer. lowe's responded with plan c, hiring a different subcontractor that didn't show up. alex burned to plan d. >> i was flabbergasted. i got the call, 7 on your side. >> reporter: lowe's agreed to replace the old washer with a brand new one and told us when learning about the problems he was having with his washer we were happy to arrange for it to be replaced under protect man he bought. >> michael, thank you so much. >> reporter: if you have a consumer issue let me know with about it. if you'd like to see my reports go to abc7news.com and click on sections tab, then select 7 on your side. >> thank you, michael.

>> it's cooling off up there. >> it's cooling off sharply today so temperatures bounce back inland. mainly cloudy skies oaf the bay. the fog has been pushing out over the bay steadily. tomorrow, statewide look for very warm to hot conditions in interior sections of the state. highs of 105 in chico and fresno. 107 in palm springs. 79 in los angeles, 96 in yosemite. here in the bay area, a range of about 60 degrees at the coast. it will be foggy tomorrow to 70s around the bay and here is the accu-weather forecast. more seasonal range of highs sunday with highest highs up to about 90. cooler still, on

warm throughout the first half of the week. >> larry beil is here with sports. area baseball fans are loving it. >> yes. it's been runs aplenty in the battle of the bay. two key players are out tonight, both losing big bats as they get set for game three in oakland (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

giants suddenly hit a rough stretch. game three of the bay bridge series, this time in oakland without their all star second baseman. joe pannish reporting concussion light symptoms. what is odd is that he was checked after he got hit and said he felt okay. >> he did get checked out today and it is confirmed a mild concussion z our hope is when these seven days are up, it will

be good to go. we've experienced with a couple other players a different scenario. we're hoping after 7:00, he'll be ready to go. >> there is a's slugger chris davis, crashing into the wall right there. a's scored 21 run was out davis if the line up, a's are expecting their line up might continue. >> we have great at bats in big situations and have guys coming off the bench. lowering our order. you know? and that is what you see, you're getting it from a lot of guys. >> warriors extended qualifying

offers will and eden clark is now unrestricted preagents. the warriors are going to be busy meeting with super star free agent on friday hard to see him leaving okc. sharks fell short because of one of their young stars missed final four games. agreeing on a 600 contract extension. he was playing on the sharks top line six year, $140 million deal,

richest contract in nfl history. if you want to be depressed about your life, that is $63,000 per day. luck is guaranteed $87 million on a contract. and he missed nine games last year and meet the iranian hulk, there he is next to a normal-sized human. he wants to be a pro wrestler. loves posting on instagram. he does fit in a car. don't make him angry. you don't like him when he's angry. >> i don't want to make him angry. >> abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> we're not making him angry. join us tonight at 9:00, coming up, a camera so small it can be

injected with a syringe. it's possible uses at 9:00. >> then, at 11:00, a bay area librarian is under arrest. the crime against children he's accused of tonight. and here is a look ahead to prime time line ups. at 8:00 it's the middle followed by goldbergs and modern family, then, blackish at 9:30. and join us at 11:00. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news any time. i'm kristin zee in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire news team, we hope you have a great evening. >> it's beautiful picture out there. enjoy.

this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a math and science educator from princeton, new jersey... an aerospace engineer from peachtree city, georgia... and our returning champion, a medical informaticist from huntington beach, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome aboard. so far, our champion -- this is not to say that he's old, mind you, but, so far, he's been making his age

and his experience in life pay off. addie and christie, i don't know which categories will be more to your liking, but let's start finding out right now as we get into the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are the categories. hmm. whoa. those two words in quotation words -- one or perhaps both of those words will come up in each correct response. harris, you begin. let's start with historic oopsies for $200. harris. -who is napoleon? -yes. historic oopsies for $400. addie. -who is hitler? -correct.