no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> a year-long investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails is now over. no charges. but the fbi said clinton wasn't completely innocent. good morning, i've ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas. lo larry beil has thedy off. and we have the latest on the controversial announcement. megan zblrvelgt today's announcement lifting a veil of uncertainty ahead of a major hillary clinton campaign stop but giving her critics plenty of fodder. word from james comey, he is recommending that hillary clinton face no charges for the use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state.

>> no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> reporter: this is the same day as hillary clinton and president obama headline a rally in charlotte. the first campaign stop since the president gave his endorsement a month ago. but clinton's troubles are far from over. comby had harsh words on how the e-mails were handled. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. >> 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. >> reporter: he also said it is possible hospital i'll actors could have -- hostile actors could have accessed the information. >> anyone in secretary's position or with those whom she was corresponding about those matters should have known than an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. >> reporter: trump seizing on the criticism saying the fbi

director said crooked hillary compromised our national security. no charges. wow! >> trump is appearing tonight in the same state as clinton, holding a even in raleigh, north carolina. megan hughes. nbc news, washington. >> thank you. there are strong reactions on both sides of the aisle following the fbi announcement on the clinton e-mails. >> kristen sze is here with that part of the coverage. >> reporter: hillary clinton supporters are breathing a sigh of relief and her critics are crying fowl. paul ryan said this defied explanation, no one should be above the law. darrell issa said this shows once again how the clintons and others at the top get to live by a different set of rules from everyone else. clinton supporters are relieved but far from overjoyed. here is a democratic senator from illinois dick durbin. >> i can't tell you how many

republicans said the way trump will be is when we indict clinton and they have put the eggs in the prosecution basket and there are no eggs in the basket as of today. >> reporter: the fbi director could have made no recommendation instead of recommending no charges -- however -- >> i think he has integrity and will take him at his word that he didn't think there was sufficient evidence to recommend prosecution. >> reporter: and i just talked with a former federal prosecutor about what he thinks is the most unusual aspect of the fbi actions. more on that on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> kristen, thank you. uc berkeley honored a student recently killed in the bangladesh terror attack. >> she just finished her freshman year at cal. today she is remembered as wanting to do more for those less for the nan. >> lien is live.

>> reporter: this is the plause and and there is always much to say and there was much to say about a 19-year-old young woman with great passion and a purpose who died too young. dozens gathered at the plaza to remember 19-year-old tarrish yu jane, a young student at uc berkeley trying to make her mark in the world before killed in the attack. >> she is someone that everyone inspires to be. she kaz kind and -- was kind and funny and ambitious. the world is so much emptier without her. >> reporter: she had spent part of her life in bangladesh before attending cal and she was doing an internship in dhaka. she wanted to major in economics but she'll be most remembered for volunteer work as she wanted to improve the lives of those who wanted to succeed. >> i'm not sure what she did

here in the few months she was here. >> reporter: she was one of 24 hostages killed in a cafe in it dhaka. most were hacked to death for not being able to recite the koran. isis and al qaeda claims responsibility but the government continues to deny their involvement. >> what made it worse for me is not just knowing that my friend is gone, but the way that she was killed -- it is almost like -- i can't even describe how it feels. >> reporter: her friends describe her as mature beyond her years and kind and generous beyond what is expected of most. >> even though we are all so sad at this moment, i think the fact that we all feel this hard about her is a testament about who she is. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> amtrak has confirmed to abc 7 news that a trespasser was hit and killed by the train when the actram train was five miles south of san jose.

the victim hasn't been identified. no one on the train was injured. a dispondent man was shot and killed by officers yesterday evening in san jose. today the police chief said they tried to negotiate with the man who was armed and tried to shoot himself. but officers were unable to get the man to drop his weapon. the chief said his officers fired when the man aimed that weapon at police. >> i think our officers used great judgment and were trying to de-escalate the situation and in dealing with an individual who was -- it was obvious had some -- some mental issues. >> the officers involved in the shooting with currently on administrative leave. the man's family doesn't entirely agree with the chief's account. abc 7 reporter david louie will have their reaction at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. the mother of a special-needs child is suing the west contra costa school district for the second time alleging the school failed to keep his son safe even after

paying him $1.5 million and agreeing to supervise him better. during the settlement the family discovered their son had again been sexually abused at the high school more than two years after the initial complaint of inappropriate touching. nearly 5400 californians have signed a petition saying they were refuse to serve as a juror in judge perske's courtroom. he sentenced brock turner for six months in jail for sexual assault, a sentence many thought was too lenient. ultraviolet started the effort and calling for the judge to but removed from the bench. it is time to turn our attention to the weather and take a live look outside from the mt. tam camera. look at that. that little layer coming on in. >> kind of like cool whip. >> yeah. >> we have an accuweather update. not trying to make you hungry. >> you did indeed and amuse me as well. here is a live look at live 7

doppler hd. a few clouds near the coast and just a few broken low clouds over the bay right now. check out the 24-hour temperature change. i mentioned yesterday this would be a cooler week than average. it is even cooler today at this hour than at this time yesterday. two degrees cooler in san francisco. coolner hoif-half moon bay. and the view from the rooftop camera. blue sky over the bay. 60 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 74 in san jose. 57 in half moon bay. 72 in santa rosa. 70 degrees in fairfield concord and livermore. and the overnight showers showing the low clouds and fog moving across the bay and inland. maybe spotty drizzle in the early-morning and overnight showers but tomorrow a pattern much like today with sunny skies inland and fog lingering at the coast. i'll give you a look at how cool it will get later in the week and when it will warm up later.

eric and aligna. >> thank you, spenner. you are looking at one of the 14 major wildfires burning across california. the forecast calls for cooler weather in many parts the state and that could slow fire growth. and 5200 firefighters are battling statewide. crews from the bay area have traveled to work on the front lines. a surprising motive in the recent attacks on google campuses. a man arrested last week is connected to three separate incidents to starting fires to a shooting. >> jessica castro has the details. >> reporter: law enforcement now putting together a criminal case against a 0-year-old raul mario diaz. they think he is behind several attacks on the google campus in mountain view. in an affidavit obtained by abc 7 news, he waived his right to a lawyer and told police, quote, he felt google was watching him and that made him upset. he also reportedly told cops, quote, he kept journals of the times that he felt google had

been watching him. three separate incidents at three separate google buildings are being investigated by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. first on may 19th when there was a fire near a google street vehicle where an employ claims to have seen a man throw molotov cocktails at the car and a small fire started nearby but didn't torch the vehicle. june 4th, shots fired in a google building. broken glass and projectiles were found in the windows. june 10th, a self-driving car was found on fire. the vehicle was destroyed. fast forward to last week on june 30th when diaz spoke to police. that is when he gave them the statements about his fear of google watching him. but also reportedly admitted to the three attacks and also said he had planned to shoot into another google building but was stopped by police. diaz is currently being held at the santa clara county jail without bond. i did speak to the atf and they say they cannot comment on a

pending case n. mountain view, jessica castro, abc 7 news. illegal fireworks across the bay area. at least one instance led to a fire that destroyed a hoax. why some say the crackdown on the fourth was a bust. and a bay area freeway named the most dangerous in the state for wildlife. we'll show you where it is. and new at 4:30, a smelly, gross mess. the toxic algae bloom in florida causing problems in and out of the water. and a look outside right now as you look at san jose, 101. traffic backing up here. more about what is

promising of more enforcement and more fines didn't appear to work. at least not in san francisco chinatown any way. >> sebastian dean sent us this video of the illegal show going off near portsmouth square. many said last night's illegal fireworks seemed worse than ever and once again the consequences for some families devastating. amy hollyfield has the story from vallejo. >> reporter: look closely at the debris in this burned out vallejo garage. it didn't take investigators long to figure out what started this fire. >> we had a fire investigator on scene that reports the cause of the fire illegal fireworks started on the side of the house that breached the wall and made it into the garage.

>> oh, my god. it was shaking the windows. it was really bad. >> reporter: neighbors say the fireworks coming from this home were very loud and were fired late into the night. the firefighters got the call the house was on fire at 1:15 this morning. no one was hurt but the family of three has been displaced and the garage, some of their appliances and other belongings are ruined. >> it is sad. because you could tell the furniture -- this stuff is not old and it is brand-new. and now look at it. >> reporter: vallejo wasn't the only city dealing with illegal fireworks last night. they lit up the night in oakland, keeping residents awake into the early-morning hours. >> very loud. we got home pretty late ourselves and had the idea that we were going to go to bed and the neighborhood had other ideas. >> reporter: oakland police had promised a crackdown on illegal fireworks use, saying extra officers would be out patrolling the streets. but this morning, there is plenty of evidence that people were not deterred by the planned

enforcement. >> no police that i saw. no crackdown that i was aware of. >> reporter: oakland police had put out a press release last week saying they would be cracking down on illegal fireworks use and promising people could face fines up to $1,000. in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> and it is not just the noise that is a concern today. lots of left-overs litter the streets following the fourth of july. abc 7 news was on harrison street in san francisco mission district this morning and found remnants of the celebration. you could see there is a lot of trash, including from illegal fireworks. according to the san francisco police department, there were four felony arrests last night and 15 citations for sales without permits. pbs is apologizing about a fireworks flap on the fourth of july special capital fourth. despite overcast skies, viewers at home had a view of clear skies. because of the bad weather, pbs included video from past year's fireworks shows but it never

told the audience that not all of the footage was live. a capital fourth treated an apology and said including video of previous year's fireworks was the patriotic thing to do. a new lane configuration goes into effect on the golden gate bridge. it is aimed at easing your commute. the northbound lane will only be in effect for 30 minutes from 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. instead of a full hour. adding the extra northbound lane has caused long back-ups for southbound drivers because they lose a lane. bridge officials say they'll continue to make adjustments as they are needed. and you might be one of the thousands of commuters would rely -- who relies on 280 between san jose and san francisco. the highway has a new name. it is called a death trap for wildli wildlife. you could see the highway is next to hilly, open space areas. 280 has the highest rate of crashes involving vehicles and animals and many of the wrecks

involve deer trying to cross the freeway. >> you see them off to the side there. the rush is on right now to buy lottery tickets before the huge mega-millions drawing. the jackpot has risen to $454 million making it the seventh largest jackpot in the u.s. it has been four months since someone won. that is the longest the game has gone without a winner. someplacers are starting -- players are starting to feel the odds are in their favor. >> we'll do a quick pick. and some people prepare and they have the slip filled out. but most people do quick pick. >> if mega-millions fever isn't enough, the powerball jackpot is at $257 million and that drawing is wednesday. by the way, the odds of winning the megamillions is one in 259 million. if there is no winner, the jackpot could roll over to half a billion dollars. and you can get the winning numbers on your phone or tablet as soon as they are drawn. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get the numbers on your mobile device

and find out if there is a winner. >> see if we hit the jackpot weather wise with those numbers. spencer is here with the accuweather forecast. it depends on your idea of weather. this is jackpot weather for me. low clouds near the coast and locally over the bay and sunny skies inland. a cooler than average day but quite pleasant. it is a bit breezy today. in fact, gusty at napa where winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. notice 18 mile-per-hour winds at sfo and mountain view. 23 at fairfield. and once again, breezy but not destructive winds. here is a look at golden gate bridge where we have some low clouds lingering above. and these are the forecast features. coastal fog and spotty drizzle overnight. cloudy mornings and cool afternoons are the rule for this week going on into saturday. but a warmer pattern will develop on sunday and that will bring high temperatures back up to the average range. overnight look for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid-50s and a lot of fog at the coast with patches of fog

moving inland during the overnight hours. tomorrow, mainly sunny in the south bay with highs in the mid to upper 70s. up to about 80 at morgan hill but 77 at san jose. on the peninsula, look for highs of 68 in san mateo. and foggy on the coast and breezy and cool with highs in the mid to upper 50s. downtown san francisco with a high of 62. up in the north bay, mostly sunny as well. especially lay way from the coast, in the inland portions of north bay, with highs of 79 at sonoma, 80 at napa. and in the east bay look for highs of 66 at berkeley and 72 union city and 73 at fremont. and the inland east bay will see highs from upper 70s at walnut creek and pleasant ton to low 80s at pittsburgh and antioch. and high temperatures will remain below average in virtually all bay area locations. we're using livermore as the indicator here. notice through saturday, live more highs from about 6 to 9

degrees below average. finally sunday, monday and tuesday with highs in livermore around 84 degrees. still about two degrees below the average for livermore at this time of the year. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast for the entire bay area. below average highs through saturday. inland about low 80s for the most part. low to mid-70s around the bay. upper 50s on the coast. then on sunday, temperatures bounce up a few degrees and sunday through tuesday we'll see mid-80s inland and mid-70s around the bay and 60 degrees on the coast. still below average but improvement if you consider that improving. it is milder once we get to sunday. eric and ama. >> spencer, thank you. a big surprise for some kids at a warriors basketball camp. a special visit from mvp steph curry. >> that is exciting. >> and fortunately nothing too exciting being seen in this shot. that is good. the traffic is flowing in both directions on 101 through san

rafael and perhaps lighter southbound on the right-hand side. maybe. either way at least it is moving. moving. we're back been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪

a surprise meeting with golden state warriors superstar and mvp steph curry floored one young basketball camper. >> selling girl scout cookies. what is going on, how are you doing? >> okay. now that is being floored. truly. look at that reaction. priceless. the team posted this video on twitter of curry knocking on a dorm room door. the boy who opens the door and sees him and falls to the ground. curry laughs and helped the young fan to his feet. >> oh, my god! >> how are you all doing? >> and the feed for delivery man for another room of campers. and you saw there he just

started screaming with the girls after they opened the door. the spoof was part of an overnight warriors basketball camp in hawaii over the holiday weekend. a thousand junior giants players from all over the state will get a new baseball glove thanks to buster posey. the catch ser donated gloves before today's game at at&t park. posey is the official junior giants commissioner and this is video from last year's giveaway. the junior giants served 25,000 children in california, nevada and oregon. san francisco's 53rd annual cable car bell contest gets underway on thursday. ♪ >> sounds good, right. this is what last year's winner sounded like. brian cobb took the coveted trophy in the first ever run-off since the contest has been held. each year cable car conductors compete for the title. the bell ringers have to recreate the atmosphere at the cable car and they are judged on

rhythm, originality and style. >> i'm sure some rapper will be sampling that soon. and abc 7 news continues. a plea for help. >> and i called this morning and said this is ridiculous. >> residents in one san francisco neighborhood say they are calls for help are being ignored and crime keeps going up. and new details in the last november deadly terrorist attacks in paris. what an investigation has found. it smells like death. dead, rotten fish. >> it is a smelly, toxic situation sand now a state of

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see the secret life of pets, in theatres july 8th. here is a look at today's headlines at 4:30. a big development in hillary clinton campaign. fbi director james comey is not recommending that she face charges for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. despite that, he had harsh words for clinton saying she and her colleagues were extremely careless. trump said a rigged system kept clinton from being indicted. the republican presidential candidate tweeted, fbi director said crooked hillary compromised our national security. no charges. wow! san jose police chief is proud of the way his officers handled a tense standoff that ended with them shooting a man. david louie will have the latest

on the investigation coming up at 5:00. and homelessness may be the top concern in san francisco and it is not just the homeless themselves that people are worried about. some residents in the mission reached out to us saying they feel under siege. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us with that story. >> reporter: one resident tells us that neighborhood concerns voiced at a meeting with law enforcement last week were dismissed and there seems to be no resolution in sight. >> i called this morning and i said this is ridiculous. >> reporter: rafael is constantly calling the city because property crimes have increased since tent encampments began popping up in his neighborhood a year ago. >> i have neighbors down the street that are moving because they can't take it any more and that is sad. >> reporter: as thnd a tent -- this is a tent across from the children's park. some admit the homeless are responsible for breaking into cars and stealing bikes. but this woman is not planning to leave. >> you said the city has come out to talk to you, to offer you

shelter? >> they have. but they don't take us nowhere. >> reporter: howard is also homeless. his friend died on the streets in the mission today. >> why don't the neighbors starting getting a fund together to help house us and then we won't be on the streets. >> reporter: welcome baithin tho years the city plans to open six navigation centers like this that are a popular path to housing for the homeless. in the meantime, the district attorney office believes the community and the police and the d.a. need to work together to tackle the trouble-makers, . >> we need people to come forward and report crime in order to build a case. >> reporter: raffle said he will speak out but others will too intimidated. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. a coalition of krif ill liberties -- a civil liberties group is celebrating a first of

its kind victory. they believe had a hayward police charged too much for access to body camera video. this video shot when hayward officers assisted berkeley police during a black lives matter property in 2014. the national lawyer's guild claimed they charged too much, more than $3,200 to release nine video clips. hayward city attorney is reviewing the judge's ruling. developing news in georgia. police have sealed off a neighborhood after at least two people were shot this afternoon. rescuers rushed victims to a medical helicopter staged at a nearby fire station in paulding county, west of atlanta. a s.w.a.t. team has moved in on an armed suspect and that suspect has fired at sheriff's deputies trying to capture him. italian police arrested a 40-year-old homeless man with the death of a 19-year-old beau sol ohman in the tiber river yesterday. he suffered a head wound and his

cell phone and wallet were missing. his credit card company said $1,500 was charged to his credit card and he arrived to study abroad and his family said he was a stellar student and a proud cancer survivor. we're learning more about the egypt airplane crash back in may. audio from the cockpit joyce recorder showed the pilots tried to put out on-board fire. it is consistent with the wreckage showing heat and fire and smoke around the bathroom and the aviation area. it crashed into the mediterranean killing all 66 people on board. an investigation has found serious intelligence failures that kept authorities from thwarting the attacks in paris last november. >> the six-month investigation found that the only surviving terrorist should not have been able to escape and hiding in belgium. the commission said the man thought to have played a top role in the attacks was a known radical who slipped across european borders. 147 people were killed in those

attacks. now to the unprecedented invasion of toxic green algae in florida. the situation isn't just messy. it is dangerous. prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency as thousands of residents demand answers. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: this green, slimy mess that looks disgusting and smells even worse -- >> it smells like death. dead, rotten fish. >> reporter: it is toxic algae closing several beaches over the holiday weekend, turning swimmers into spectator as long the florida treasure coast. >> i have a car full of snorkeling gear and can't get in the water. it is terrible. >> reporter: so far a state of emergency has been declared in four counties and with thousands of tourists canceling plans, officials are scrambling for answers and now investigating reports of serious infections. >> we're asking that our health care providers work with the health department to know how many cases we do have. >> reporter: the bloom can contain dangerous back earia.

>> red eyes and scratchy throat. >> and some are blaming the algae for headaches, respiratory issues and even rashes. >> it is similar to the bp still. >> it happened in lake okeechobee opening the canals and inside of the water was a large algae bloom and cleaning this up easier said than done. here is why. take a look. the algae is not just blanketing the surface of the water, the globs go several inches deep. and in a statement the governor's office told abc news they are working on a game plan, asking for federal funding to help fix this problem. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. a man who lost nearly $200,000 in cash now has it back thanks to an honest cab driver. the cabby found the $187,000 and turned it over to police. once investigators figured out the money was part of an inheritance, they returned it to

the rightful owner. a cab driver got a $100 reward. still to come on abc 7 news, the new effort to get planes off the ground faster at sfo. >> and speeding up your trip at the airport. what is being done to make the trip through security faster and safer. i'm spencer christian. clouds thickening over the san francisco sky after a partly sunny afternoon. a cool weekend ahead for all parts of the bay area and i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. and taking a live look at our traffic through walnut creek. and it looks like it is moving in both directions. 680 southbound on the right-hand side and that is a little bit

♪ ♪ ♪ been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them.

♪ ♪ if you have flown in or out of sfo you probably faced a delay or two thanks to fog. and now another three-letter word, gps, might save you time in the future. we were there at san francisco city hall when airport commissioners learned about a new program next month when airlines will test gps and slight to help land on foggy da days at sfo. >> we believe in ten years time we can recover about 80% to 90% of our arrival rate that we see during good weather even when it is cloudy and foggy. so that is a game-changer. >> a gap of only 750 feet separates only the two runways used for landings and that is what makes it delay-prone. foggy conditions could force the airport to cut the number of

arrival every hour in half from 60 to 30. >> an effort is underway to speed up your trip through airport security check points. part of that will involve using ct scanners to screen your carry on luggage. the tsa relied on the scanner to check baggage for items. they hope the scanners and other changes will cut the time you spend in line by 30%. the tsa will start testing scanners in phoenix by the end of the year. >> that could make you hot under the collar. i don't think the temperatures out there will do that. >> spencer christian has our accuweather update. we are not going to be hot under the collar any time soon. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd on cooler than average summer day with low fog at the coast and mostly sunny skies and that the the pattern into the weekend. tomorrow statewide look for sunny conditions in interior sections of the state. it is mild to warm. but not hot anywhere else palm springs with a high of 106.

here in the bay area, similar to today. perhaps even cooler in some spots. inland highs will approach the 80 degrees mark in a few locations. 80 at livermore, napa, maybe 82 at santa rosa and antioch. in the upper 60 toss low 70s and mid to upper 50s on the coast. for the week ahead, we use san jose as our high temperature indicator. notice that all through the remainder of the weekend into early next week high temperatures in santa rosa remain bow low the average -- below the average of 80 degrees and coming close to that next monday. so a cooler than average week ahead for the bay area but no extreme weather conditions, just a cool pattern with breezy afternoons. eric and ama. >> thank you, spencer. an out of this world celebration. california's connection to the spacecraft now orbiting jupiter.

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it was a historic moment in space exploration. right now the juno spacecraft is orbiting jupiter. we have the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: that pop -- and that out of this world celebration in nasa jet propulsion lab in california were confirmation that juno had made it. >> we prepared a contingency communications procedure and guess what? we don't need that any more. >> reporter: the solar powered spacecraft is orbiting jupiter after the independence day arrival. it is the closest encounter and these are the first images. the mini moons and the massive planet circling. the billion dollar mission named joy -- launched five years ago. >> and liftoff. >> now the juno odometer has

logged $1.7 billion after the journey. those who managed the building of juno in denver said the work is just beginning. >> jupiter holds keys to scientists understanding how the solar system formed. >> but it will send back data in tough conditions. the gas giant moves fast and has intense radiation and the gravitational pull is fiercely strong. >> it is a great accomplishment from the engineering side and we're looking forward to what the scientists will figure out. >> reporter: after a series of tests, juno will officially start collecting data from jupiter in october. information nasa hopes will unlock the history of the universe. abc news, los angeles. starbucks fans listen up. get set for the third -- you heard me, third price crease in the chain in as many years. >> in fact some of you may have paid more and didn't realize. michael finney is here to tell you how to get your money back.

>> you could have money coming back. starbucks was forced to announce the price increase after it discovered a computer glitch implemented the increase earlier than wanted. the coffee chain said some customers may have paid 30 cents too much last week. the higher price wasn't set to go into effect for two more weeks. if you think you might have been overcharged you could call customer service and ask for an adjustment. no word from starbucks yet on how many prices will actually end up being. the nation's largest wireless carrier is set to unveil new plans that will be more expensive, but will offer more data. verizon said existing customers won't be forced into the plans and could stick with their old ones. the more data plans will cost anywhere from $5 to $35 more month. verizon said customers are demanding more data to meet the streaming needs. no word yet on when the new plans will be available or exactly what you will get. this is no secret to anyone who lives here that it is

expensive in san francisco but however there is new proof. a survey shows that it is cheaper to live full time on a cruise ship than it is no live in san francisco. the study by cruise.com found san francisco residents would save on average $7,154 a year if they stayed in a standard interior cabin for two as compared to the cost of paying represent, utilities, transportation and everyday living expenses. the problem, it is hard to make san francisco wages while cruising. i want to hear from you. seven on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the number is 415-954-8151 and reach me through abc7news.com. >> thank you, michael. and butter may be getting a bad wrap. >> and smartphone apps are not useful for getting pregnant. jane king has today's wellness

reports. >> not as bad as you thought. dairy product linked to heart disease and risk of death but a paper published in the journal said it has a neutral association with mortality. in other words, it is neither terribly bad or incredibly good for us. and while you're at it, enjoy the pasta salad. scientists discovered after analyzing 23,000 people that eating some pasta is associated with a lower body mass index. however the researchers did not specify the amount of pasta that is ideal. but they did say those who overate did not fair so well. fertility smartphone apps used by women to plan or avoid pregnancy could not be helpful. a team reviewed 100 fertility apps and found only 30 of them accurately showed fertile days. and marijuana could treat alzheimer's. and the researchers say it could lead to the first cure for alzheimer's.

researchers at the institute in la jolla, california said the connection is due to thc which is found in marijuana. they found marijuana can promote the cellular removal of the protein associated with alzheimer's disease. from nasdaq, i'm jane king, here's to your health. and forget your selfie sticks if you are visiting landmarks that are fitness hot spots. people are getting together for group workouts like the lincoln memorial in the washington, d.c. the front steps of the philadelphia museum of art in pennsylvania and another place for gathering folks to work out classes, the wide steps and platforms take them i deal for stair workouts and jump training and other exercises. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. just ahead, a kitten heist. >> i had my back turned and they took off with the two kittens. >> and now they are back where they should be. and kristen has a look at what

is coming up at 5:00. >> coming up, the search for a service dog in the east bay. he is a lifeline for a veteran with ptsd and now he's missing. also a south bay company dissolvable device that could help a whole lot of people. and seven on your side's michael finney reveals the best and worst car computer systems. all of that and more on abc 7 news at 5:00.

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9:00 uncle buck takes over and at 10:00 it is to tell the truth and join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 after that. in lafayette, police are looking for two teenage girls responsible for what might be described as an unusual case of shoplifting. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted by the two cats now returned and living at a foster home. he joins us live from the pet foot express where the cats were taken. wayne? >> reporter: well, we could call it shoplifting or a cat-lifting or a pet-lifting, maybe even a cat-burglary. it all happened last sunday here in this pet foot express store. the cats were up for adoption. and two teenage girls came and liked the cats and liked them so much, they came with them and left them. if cats have nine lives, we're not sure how to tally the status of these two young kittens named

allen ginsburg and walt whitman. >> wondering why they are riding around in cars. >> it began in lafayette where a volunteer rescue group named community concerned for cats put a litter up for adoption. two teen age girls were interested. danielle blake working in the store said it was weird when the girls grab the kitties and ran. >> we just saw them run out and i saw one of them had a cat and a assume the other one had a cat. >> reporter: mary milton was fostering the litter. >> i felt like a dummy and my heart went down to my guts. >> reporter: she had no idea where the girls would have taken them. >> do you ever think you would see them again? >> i didn't think the people who took them meant evil. >> reporter: the girls who took the cats looked above in the store they would have noticed security cameras which posted the heist. it appears they learned the store might release that video when danielle posted a missing kittens report on her facebook page. it received more than 150

shares. >> it is amazing. in our community, how everyone worked together. >> reporter: this morning lo and behold the teenagers who took the kittens brought them back. >> they had smirks on their faces. and i said let me get a manager and she said we don't need a manager. >> and now mary would love a face-to-face sitdown with those girls. >> what they did was very unkind to these cats. and to the people who care about them. >> reporter: meantime, if you want to adopt walt whitman or alan ginsburg, they are back in the same store on sunday. keep an eye on them. in lafayette, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> glad they are safe. well check out these cute baby raccoons. 31 orphaned raccoons are being treated at the wildlife hospital in san rafael. they expect to see many more orphans as the summer continues. the babies are fed formula every two to four hours and will eventually be fed solid food and

they will eventually be released back into the wild. they are cute. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with erica and kristen. it felt like a war zone in some cities. the theory over illegal fireworks and what happened to the tough talk about a crackdown. we are concerned he may have been spooked by fireworks. >> the search for a service dog in the east bay. he has been a lifeline for a veteran with ptsd and now he is gone. and who captured this incredible picture over the pacific ocean? >> i'm spencer christian. how long will this unsummer-like chill last. i'll have the answer in my accuweather forecast coming up. this is abc 7 news. the sights and sounds of fireworks on the fourth of july

unfortunately what you are looking at is all illegal, despite what was supposed to be a big police crackdown. i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. there was promises of higher fines over illegal fireworks and many people are saying it seemed worst than ever, especially in oakland. less by brinkley is live at police headquarters with a closer look at the enforcement attempts. leslie? >> reporter: in the last hour the mayor's office issued a statement saying they were successful in stopping violent crime in oakland last night but not successful in stopping illegal fireworks. and we're not talking about fire crackers and sparklers here. this is what the neighborhood fireworks looked like in east oakland last night. >> and some of the fireworks in oakland looked more elaborate than pier 39 and those were all illegal. it is crazy last night. >> reporter: the city had

sternly warned of strict enforcement and thousand dollar fines. in the end the police department issued 57 citations and made 14 arrests and seized fireworks at 26 locations. >> it would require the national guard to be out here to be able to stop what i heard last night because it was pretty active throughout neighborhoods in east oakland. >> well all of the fireworks. >> this councilman tip -- took these fourth of july left-overs out of crash backs on east 17th avenue. he said the explosion rattled his windows until 2:00 a.m. he believes educating kids about the dangers isn't working when adults are buying them and setting them off. >> and at the same time, that money could be better used to buy your kids tennis shoes or a book to learn. but to be able to come out and shoot off fireworks and try to justify that as -- it is wrong and not acceptable. >> reporter: but neighbors say it keeps happening and getting worse in oakland every fourth of july. i'm leslie