abc7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >>. >> you breaking news is out of the north bay. a shelter in place order in effect right now in calistoga as police searched for a robbery suspect accused of shooting a security guard during a robbery. we're live over the scene. look there. we are told one suspect is in custody but authorities as you see are searching for another man considered armed and dangerous. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry deal. it all started with a robbery near the safe way. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the latest on this breaking story and the manhunt that has ensued. >> reporter: good afternoon, larry. it's an interesting scene at the corner of highway 128 and foothill road, essentially the

police command post. we have agencies, california highway patrol, sonoma county sheriff, napa sheriffs. we have the windsor police. all of them gathered trying to figure out where the second suspect might be. over here is gene donaldson. can you give us the latest? you have one suspect in custody and one suspect you still think is at large? >> yes, we do have one in custody. we have requested that people in calistoga stay locked down in their houses so we can search for the second suspect who fled on foot. >> he fled on foot. was there a shoot-out in calistoga. >> yes, about 2:30 today, we received an alert from sonoma county sheriff's office regarding a robbery that occurred there involving two subjects with ak-47s driving a blue suburban. a police officer picked up the suburban entering calistoga.

there was a short pursuit during which time apparently the suspects fired upon the officer. he was not struck but both vehicles did, were, involved in a collision. >> were threw chased to calistoga or discovered in calistoga later on? >> i don't have that information. preliminarily, i hear it is the calistoga police department. >> the second suspect at large, do you have a description of him? >> he's a hispanic male with long dark hair and wearing black clothing. > are you thinking he is still armed? >> we did recover two rifles from the suspect vehicle but we are going to treat him as an armed suspect. >> ak-47s? >> i don't know if they were ak-47s but they were two rifles. >> so all these agencies are here. you have an area. how big is your grid that you're searching in this area right now? >> it's a very large perimeter we have around the city of calistoga. we have assistance from helicopter support and also from various agencies in napa county

and sonoma county. >> what should citizens do. >> immediately call 911. do not try to kaukt the suspicious person. let us handle it. >> reporter: thank you for that information. so to recap, let's go to video of the arrest earlier today about an hour ago. >> yes. >> and so that was a suspect, one of two on the ground. and he was taken into custody. >> one suspect was taken into custody. >> and he was or he was shot or you don't know? >> he was not shot. >> he was not shot. >> the officer did not fire upon the suspect. >> thank you, sir. all of this began earlier today 1:5, 2:00 in windsor outside a bank. perron the suspects we're told went in. there was a shoot-out there. a security guard was injured. we do not know his condition at this time. assault rifles we're told went into the bank. at least one person wounded. a 535-year-old male being rushed

to santa rosa memorial hospital. he had three gunshots wounds. the helicopter was called out to the search. helicopters are here in calistoga, as well. searching the neighborhoods at low altitude. the assailants described as you heard, they were wearing masks. there were ak-47s involved. we arrived shortly after this went down. all of a sudden, as we're arriving there, four police cars, four different agencies tore out of there at high speed. they went south on highway 101 across springs road, led us to calistoga. that's where manhunt continues as this continues to develop, we'll keep you advised. bottom line, if you see somebody suspicious, you live in this area, don't go out. don't confront them. call the police. this is an active manhunt. live in calistoga in napa county, wayne freedman.

>> we're going to continue to follow the breaking news here throughout the hour on abc7 and the rest of the afternoon. for the latest news anytime, download the abc7 news ap and be sure to enable push alerts. turning now to dallas where there was a show of unity today. politics didn't matter. it was only about the five lives lost. ♪ glory, glory hal hughia ♪ >> president obama and former president george w. bush joined the mourners to honor the police officers shot and killed last week during a protest in dallas. abc news reporter adrienne bankert has a look at the memorial. >> reporter: president obama joined dignitaries and law enforcement at an interfaith service to honor the five fallen officers gunned down in dallas. >> we're here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans to grieve with their loved ones, to

support this community. >> reporter: the president along with vice president biden, former president george w. bush and their wives paying respects. >> we have lost so much. we are grief stricken. heart broken, and forever grateful. >> reporter: the city of dallas rocked to the core following the assassination of police officers working to protect and serve during a peaceful black lives matter protest. abc news learning the gunman micah johnson used this high-powered rifle in a one-man mission to target and kill white officers. the president categorizing the sniper's attack as a hate crime. >> an act not just of demented violence but of racial hatred. all of it left us wounded. and angry. and hurt. >> reporter: the site where the shootings took place remains a crime scene. detectives pouring over hours of body cam footage. authorities believe johnson, an army veteran, legally purchased the three weapons he had.

dallas's police chief using lyrics from a stevie wonder song to express his love for the officers and their grieving families. >> i'll be loving you until the ocean covers every mountain high. >> reporter: the president will meet with government officials law enforcement officials and activists tomorrow at the white house. he's asked the community to weigh in on facebook in the hopes of finding a solution to end the violence. adrian bank yert, abc news dallas. >> as people gathered to honor the slain police officers, community leaders in san jose called for unity and healing at an event also attended by the city's police chief. >> news reporter chris nguyen was there and joins us live with more. chris? >> good afternoon and those people came from all walks of life, church pastors, community activists, the police chief met here in downtown san jose to start an open and honest conversation. inside the african-american community service agency, a

gathering of community leaders who pray that san jose's best days are yet to come. >> we need to to stop talking what we're going to change and to do something about it. so to me it's empower. we're going to get it done this time and sure it happens. >> this resident was among those who took to the podium this afternoon calling for the change in what's happened on the national stage in recent weeks. >> we're not anti-police. we're anti-injustice. we want people to be held accountable. >> reporter: worried about the country her young son is growing up in. >> i'm scared for my life. and i'm scared for my family if they're going to one day they don't come home. >> reporter: that fear along with the desire so discussion solutions brought them all together. >> deescalation training, procedural justice to the department, bias based policing to the department. >> reporter: since the start of the year, san jose police have

handled 2,067 calls where weapons are involved. >> it's important to have difficult conversations in community meetings and talk to the community what their fears are. >> reporter: a community forum is planned for thursday evening in alum rock. >> if you look at civil rights, things are better. but they're not nearly as good as they could be. >> reporter: in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 67 news. and you can stay up to date on the shooting and police protests with the abc7 news ap. when news breaks, be the first to know. download the ap now and enable push alerts to allow breaking news to be sent to your phone. >> draymond green will not have to appear in court after an assault charge. he has filed a employee of not guilty. he was arrested near the michigan state campus on sunday morning following an altercation with a man outside of a bar. magic johnson who was an alum of michigan state tweeted this. talk with my friend and he was

apologetic to the warriors organization, fans and everyone involved. speak of warriors, meet the newest member of the squad. the team introduced its new offseason signing is, da za pachulia is 6'11", signed a one-year contract today for $2.9 million and then he sat down to sign autographs at the warriors training facility. he was keeping a very close eye on the signing of superstar kevin durant. >> i was kind of jealous but after a couple hours, i heard that i was coming here. so there was -- that was a great 24 hours for me. >> he got happy in a hurry. zaza pachulia has played in the nba for 13 years and spent last season with the mavericks, averaged nine points and nine rebounds. he's going to help fill the void by the departure of andrew bogut. >> a spare the air alert in the effect tomorrow.

>> commuters are encouraged to carpool or use public transportation to try to reduce smog. let's check in now with spencer christian with a weather update. >> temperatures will be rising the next few days. air quality in decline. we have pleasant conditions right now. sunny skies all across the bay area. this is the view from the tower looking out over san francisco. it's 66 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland 70, 78 san jose, morgan hill. 61 at half moon bay. this is the view at santa cruz beach. 87 degrees in santa rosa. 79 in napa. fairfield 86, concord 87, 83 at livermore. was we give you a view from the camera looking toward mt. doo abbeloab bel -- diablo. with the heat spiking over the next few days, we may have a couple more spare the air days coming our way.

i'll have the full forecast in a few minutes. >> look forward to that. thank you. still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, it's official. bernie sanders has endorsed hillary clinton in her run for the white house. what he says they're going to do now. >> the experience took something away from me and i'm still trying to measure that. >> an emotional return to the work for the nation's oldest park ranger weeks after she was robbed in her own home. the new calls for respect from the nation's capital as the

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this is abc7 news. the city of san francisco may have to pay $5 million to settle a lawsuit. >> yeah, it's all over this incident when a firefighter on duty and allegedly driving drunk slammed into a motorcyclist and seriously injured him. vic lee has been following the story and joins us with the latest. vick. >> reporter: coincidentally, today there was a court hearing on this felony dui case against the former firefighter who was driving the truck. now, that case was continued for several weeks at the request of defense lawyers. but on another front, if you were at city hall, the lawsuit filed by the victim appears to be close to a resolution. >> if the supervisors approve the settlement, the city would pay almost $5 million to the accident victim, jackson frazier. >> we're hopeful we can put this behind us. >> city attorney spokesman matt

dorsey. >> we think this is a fair resolution that avoids the costs and risks of further litigation. >> reporter: this video shows what happened at fifth and happened. june 2013. the fruk driven by then firefighter michael quinn was rushing to a fire with lights and siren on. 50-year-old jack frazier on his motorcycle at the top of your screen. fire truck blew through a red light hitting frazier propelling him and his motorcycle across howard into a fire hydrant. he suffered massive injuries making his recovery long and difficult. in the chaotic moments after the accident, quinn reportedly entered the chieftan iris pub. sources say its security camera captured him guzzling down pitchers of water to bring down his alcohol level later tested at levels above the legal driving limit. a judge tossed out the results when it was revealed the breathalyzer testing device was improperly calibrated but the d.a. is still pursuing dui

charges. four members of the fire department were disciplined reportedly for improper conduct associated with this case. supervisor john avlio says frazier deserves restitution. >> i am totally ashamed of what happened three years ago. hopefully, things are -- systems are in place so we don't have that kind of deliberate mishandling. > supervisors will refer the proposed settlement to committees which will make its recommendation to the full board. vic lee, abc7 news. >> it is going to be slow going at night on the san mateo bridge for the rest of the week. caltrans is closing two lanes of the span starting tonight and this will be for the next five nights to make permanent repairs on the bridge deck. this is a live picture of the span right now. crews will be repairing a hole that open up on the westbound deck east of the high-rise section last month. the closure of the two westbound lanes on right-hand side in this picture, that starts at 7:00

tonight and continues through 5:00 in the morning. meanwhile, caltrans will be doing work in the mccart your maize, as well. crews plan to be close one lane of westbound interstate 80 leading to the 580 ramp because of a painting project. this is a live picture right now. it's jammed up in the eastbound direction. the closure begins just before midnight tonight and again tomorrow night. and will last till 6:00 in the morning. of the new pokemon go craze could pose a headache for anyone trying to get around san francisco next week. a facebook page says more than 4500 people plan to take part in a hunt through the city next wednesday evening scheduled at 6:00 at fort mason and make their way to dolores park. the exact route is unknown. pokemon go is an ap that allows you to hunt for imaginary creatures uing your smartphone's gps and clock. officials at some memorial sites are having to urge people to

stop playing the game at their locations. arlington national cemetery sent this tweet today saying it doesn't consider it appropriate decorum on grounds of the national cemetery. the united states holocaust memorial museum in washington, d.c. also tweeted a similar message. business insider reports there's potential for the go ap to generate $1 billion a year going forward. according to the ap analytics form firm, it's turned $14 million since opening last wednesday. stock jumped almost 13% today. the "wall street journal" reports the recent rise added nearly $9 billion to nintendo's market value. >> a billion dollars a year they're going to make. really? >> yeah, as people run around trying to catch some imaginary thing. >> can i be the first to say i do not get it? it's 85 degrees and sunny out all over bay area. spencer christian, i'm fairly certain you have not and will

not play pokemon go. >> live your lives, people. >> exactly. >> first time i heard of it was yesterday. not really. look at live doppler 7 hd. i'm enjoying this much more than playing games. what a day. sunny skies from coast to inland. this is the view from looking down onto the bay. tomorrow, once again a spare the air day. declining air quality. temperatures rising. it will be warm to hot wednesday through friday with a heart alert on thursday when temperatures may hit or exceed 100 degrees. here's a forecast animation showing fog sweeping along the coastline. at 6:00 tomorrow morning as the morning commute is well under way, we'll have mainly sunny skies and over the bay. a few patches of coastal fog will linger at that hour. by afternoon tomorrow, it will be sunny everywhere from coast to inland. we will feel the warmup in all locations. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid 50s around the bay and inland low 50s on the coast and

in the north bay valleys. our differences among our microclimates will be in full display tomorrow. look for a high of 65 in half moon bay, 69 downtown san francisco across the bay in oakland, a high of 76 degrees. warmer over the hills of walnut creek with a high of 94. hot in antioch with a high of 9 . this is pretty much how highs shape up. 84 at san rafael. 2 at vallejo. 82 at fremont. 91 at morgan hill. this is it the seven-day forecast. inland highs up around 100 degrees or higher on thursday. heat alert for thursday. hot inland on friday as the heat holds on. still mid to upper 90s on friday. cooling begins on sat inside all locations. we'll see highs around the bay and inland dropping about 6

degrees or so. pretty mild on the coast. cool and breezy conditions continuing at a steady pattern on sunday, monday, and tuesday. and here's a reminder that aids walk this year's walk gets under way in just five days. it will take place in golden gate park and for registration, call 415-615-walk. or you can logon to sf.aids addswalk.net to register online. larry and alma? >> all right. thank you so much. up next a popular lit

it was another record day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average closed at its highest level ever today. it comes a day after the s&p 500 set an all-time record, as well. the dow gained 120 points to close at 18,347.

the s&p climbed 14 points to 2,000152. the nasdaq rose 34 points to 5,022 erasing its losses for the year. there's a big outage for comcast customers. look at this map where you can see the problem across the country with comcast business phone service. it does affect customers here in northern california. a friendly gesture among residents of a trendy san francisco neighborhood is being foiled by vandals. the target has been this spot on the street near 15th. two years ago, neighbors placed a shelf with books to share as part of the little library movement. since then that shelf has been constantly vandalized. to make matters worse, it was recently stolen. neighbors blame transyens passing by the area and claim police are not taking it seriously. >> her story captivated millions of people. now jaycee dugard is revealing more details her life after being held prinner antioch.

abc7 was at the ferry building when dugard areas latest book "freedom" went on sale. she recently spoke with diane sawyer sharing how she would like to have a normal relationship one day after enduring 18 years of sexual abuse and torture. >> you're not so damaged that you couldn't have a physical relationship is a big statement. >> yeah. and i have no way of knowing if that's really true but i want it to be true. >> and you would have to learn step by step what that means? >> yeah. >> dugard had two children while she was held both fathered by her captor, phillip ga ride rid doe. home run ordeal ended whether he brought her to uc berkeley and two members of the campus police department became suspicious. >> news at 4 continues. we're still following breaking news out of the north bay. a shelter in place order still in effect in calistoga after a robbery that took place in windsor. plus -- >> i intend to do everything i

canning to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. >> sanders sides with hillary clinton. how the two plan to take on the gop challenger. >> and making changes to recruiting. what the oakland police department could be doing in light of the sex scandal that's rock the department. >> the new report

abc7 news starts right now. with live braving news. and here's an update on the breaking news we've been following this afternoon. sky 7 hd above a search in napa county. several law enforcement officers, many, many law enforcement officers are in calistoga looking for an armed robbery suspect. the entire town of calistoga over 5,000 people currently being told to shelter in place. this afternoon's chain of events began with a robbery at a chase bank in windsor over in sonoma county just before 2. . this happened as an armored truck was parked outside the bang and a guard was shot three times. currently hospitalized. a short time later, a police officer chase aid blue suburban that was linked to the robbery. that ended with one suspect being captured and another one escaping. lis believe the suspect may have an ak-47. a military style rifle so armed

and dangerous and police are asking all residents of the town of calistoga to stay inside their homes while they conduct this search. we'll keep you updated here on abc7 news at 4:00. ♪ >> taking a look at our headlines today. president obama along with vice president biden, former president george w. bush and their wives made their respects today honoring five dallas police officers shot and killed last week. the president called them heroes and said the nation isn't as divided as it seems and called for unity to address racial equity and justice. dallas's deputy police chief vernon hale sent out this tweet. five seats of honor left open for the fallen officers. here in the bay area, community leaders in san jose gathered today to reflect on shootings nationwide. find out why change is needed when reporter chris nguyen reports at 5:00.

a new plan to overhaul the way oakland selects police officers will go before the is it city's public safety committee tonight. plan to dramatically increase the number of recruits from oakland among the proposals. news reporter laura anthony is live at city hall. >> reporter: hi. these proposed changes would not affect the police academy's currently under way here in oakland. there are two of them this year. it would start with the first academy of next year which has been pushed back to may of 2017. the entire nation is grappling with the question of community police relations. >> citing a recent sex abuse scandal and poor relations between the community and police here, the oakland city council is poised to change its police department from the bottom up. >> we're not hiring enough people from oakland. we're underrepresented in people of color. lgbt people and women. and so i've asked that we look at what are we excluding people and what are we not excluding

people for. >> reporter: some locals who have been applied have been reject ford reasons the council wants to eliminate. including prohibiting the past use of marijuana as grounds for rejection, printing student loan debt as grounds. restricting the use of overall debt as grounds for rejection. and insuring at least 50% of new recruits have a significant connection to oakland. >> i think that that is an important factor. >> reporter: but some wonder if the proposed changes to department's recruiting and hiring practices go far enough. >> they're trying to do a little bit of this sweeping under the rug or saying we're going to do this and everything is going to be fine. the problem is only the new cadets, new recruits. i don't think it's that simple. >> reporter: the oakland police department and the police officers association did not respond to our requests for comment. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news we're learning information

about the shooting after a bailiff. inmate had his handcuffed in front of him yesterday allowing him to wrestle away a gun from a deputy and open fire. larry darnell gordon they say killed two bailiffs before he was killed by officers. he was facing assault and kidnapping charges. the family of a minnesota man shot and killed by police during a track stop say they plan to sue the officer who fired the shots. an attorney for the family of philando castillo made the announcement today. state officials are still investigating. the decision on possible criminal charges will fall to a local county attorney. >> it's official. bernie sanders has finally endorsed democratic rival hillary clinton. both are hoping to transfer the energy of the sanders movement into the party's general election fight against republican presidential candidate donald trump. here's abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> two former rivals now all smiles and standing side by

side. >> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders endorses hillary clinton and says he'll do everything he can to make sure she wins the 2016 presidential election. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president, and i am proud to stand with her. >> reporter: a spokesperson for sanders, however, has not said he's officially dropping out of the race. despite that, clinton ticking through the issues where the two campaigns have come together. minimum wage is one of them. >> sorry, donald, if you're watching, we're not cutting the minimum wage. we're raising the minimum wage. >> reporter: while donald trump welcome the endorsement of the gop presidential candidates he's defeated in a tweet today he accuses sanders of selling out for endorsing clinton. but trump is raising eyebrows

from trump's syndicated radio segment called trump which ran from 2004 to 2008. listen to this one where he praises clinton. >> well, i know her and she would make a good president or a good vice president. >> but that was before he was running for president and before the investigation into clinton's private e-mail server. and now with the gop convention less than a week away, both trump and clinton are narrowing their list of possible vice presidential picks. even house speaker paul ryan says he's anxious to see who donald trump picks as his running mate. as for hillary clinton, she is is returning to capitol hill this with it meet with democrats. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. the democratic national convention starts. >> narrator: two weeks in philadelphia. the republican convention begins in cleveland on monday. abc7 news will be there, too. anchor reggie aqui and reporter laura anthony will bing bring you the latest right here on abc7. attorney general loretta lynch fended off republican

attacks today over the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and that decision not to prosecute her. >> all of the relevant facts were considered, investigated thoroughly and reviewed by the entire team w which again is composed of career, independent investigators as well as lawyers. >> lynch testified on capitol hill and repeatedly declined to explain the legal basis for the decision by the investigators. she also said a meeting between herself and bill clinton at the phoenix airport last month was purely coincidental and just social. >> court documents unsealed claim joe paterno ignored sexual abuse allegations made against gary martinez sandusky as far as back as 1976. a man known as john doe 150 told paterno he had been abused a day after an alleged incident that year. but he says paterno told him he didn't want to hear about it. he said before his death in 2012, the first inkling had he

sandusky might be abusing children was in 2001. sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years on a 45-count child molestation conviction. still to come, two of the best colleges in the nation are right here in the bay area. just ahead, who's on top and what makes those universities so special. >> plus, more problems for tesla. another possible accident involving autopilot. >> i'm spencer christian. we're looking westward and the coast is clear. which means a warmup is under way. i'll have the accuweather

money makz is out with its list of the 25 best colleges for the money in 2016. number one is princeton. if you got about $63,000 a year for your kid. followed at number two by the university of michigan. harvard is third. cal comes in at number five on the list. reasonable, $30,000 to 35,000 a year. stanford is tenth. the schools were judged how much families really pay, how many students go on to graduate and how they fare once they enter the workplace. >> san francisco supervisors voted to make city college tuition free. the broel would eliminate enrollment fees for students who are san francisco residents or working at least part time in the city. the measure would raise taxes on property sales over $5 million. voters will have the final say

during the november election. they ended free tuition 1983. >> free college would be amazing for so many people. >> it would. life changing. > absolutely. it's really going to start to heat up. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> especially in the inland areas, quite hot. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies from coast to inland. tomorrow statewide it's going to be toasty. look for highs of 100 at chick coand fresno. 99 sacramento, 96 yosemite. 111 at palm springs. 80 expected in los angeles. here in the bay area, mid 60s at the coast to low to mid 80s around the bay to mid and upper 90s inland. the high temperature trend over the next seven days if santa rosa is indicative of what.inland locations can expect. average high this time of year is only 83. tomorrow a high of 90. 89 on thursday. 86 on friday.

then for the remainder of the forecast period, highs in santa rosa at a more seasonal and average range. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. on thursday, heat alert for inland areas where highs soar to 100 degrees in some spots. didn'ts will drop off a few degrees on friday. but more significant cooling trend begins on saturday and early next week high temperatures at or below average for this time of the year. larry and aum ma. >> thanks, spencer. still ahead at 4:00, the report card is in and the news isn't good for dozens of suvs. the danger now revealed when millions of americans are behind the wheel. >> and a cure for muscle cramps. the new trick that might stop those cramps before they ever start.

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researchers say are deficiencies. two suvs driving down the same road. the ma zcx 3 with high beam assist earning an acceptable rating from the insurance institute for highway safety. the other suv, the honda hrv, illuminating far less earning a rating of poor. they tested 21 vehicles but not one small suv got the institute's highest rating of good. in fact, nearly two-thirds tested rated poor and just four got the acceptable rating. the difference in headlight performance can vary even among suvs made by the same manufacturer. >> they're both made by honda. but the crv on the left and hrv on the right are giving drastically different visibility. >> researchers say low beams should reach 330 feet on a straight road. the worst performers reached a little more than half that distance. and it's not just the small suvs. back in march, the institute

showed us its first ever test of mid size cars calling those results dismal. this morning's results they say are even more deficient. this is the mazda cx 3. it tested the highest. only acceptable, not good. honda which had one of the lower performing cars says its bull pens meet federal standards but what they're learning from these first ever tests is they may not be angling the bulbs in correct manner and they are making changes as the insurance institute continues to test. david kerley, abc news, mclain, virginia. >> if you want to know how your vehicle stacks up, we have the complete list on abc7 news.com. a tesla driver received a citation after being accused of driving carelessly when his car hit a guardrail in montana. he claims his car was on autopilot at the time. you're looking at video posted by the driver who died in a recent crash in florida. federal investigators demands the tesla executives turn over

the records of how the car's autopilot works. tesla has said the camera's on the florida's model s couldn't tell the difference between a white truck and brightly lit sky night amazon's prime day is back. like last year, it's not without issues. this time people are complaining about problems checking out. he had put the discounted items in their cart but check out has been slow. social media are saying the deals are gone before they can finish the purchase. last year amazon shipped more than 34 million items worldwide which broke its black friday record. this year other retailers are countering with keels of their own. walmart, best buy, macys and gap are offering big discounts sta. >> starbucks confirmed prices are going up. prices on select sizes of brewed coffee are jumping 10 to 20 cents apiece. while prices or tea and latte prices will rise 10 to 30 cents

a day after starbucks announced it would boost the base pay of all employees and store managers. >> turning to a wellness report, there may be a new way to prevent cramps. >> and thumb suckers and nail biters may get fewer allergies. here's jane king. >> reporter: could there be a way to prevent muscle cramps? more experts are starting to believe a shot of spicy liquid like who the chiles may be a far more effective treatment than an energy drink or banana. with the olympics starting in three weeks, many athletes will be looking to prevent cramps. the u.s. air purifier market is growing. a research report says deteriorating air quality, expanding populations and growing health concerns will see sales of air purifiers grow over the next few years. many of those sales will go to people's homes rather than businesses. a super bug gene has been found for the second time in the united states. researchers from jmi

laboratories in iowa say their analysis of the e. coli samples from around the world turned up 19 innen stasz of ncr 1 including one case in the u.s. the ncr 1 gene can make bacteria resistant to antibiotic. some studies suggest thumb sucking in children ainges 5 to 11 may increase exposure to microbes. the children in the new zealand studies did fine. those who is by the their nails wruls less likely to have positive allergic tests at 18 and 32. i'm jane king. here's to your health. >> some doctors are giving a thumbs down to cell phone games saying they're actually leading to an increase in hand injuries. one of the most common conditions is inflamation in the tendons that connect the wrist to the thumb. that's called gamer's thumb. it's often indicated by pain or

that locking feeling you get in your thumb or even clicking. order peegd dick surgeons recommend you limit your daily gaming to two hours or less. >> i'm trying to cut down to two hours. >> two hours or less. >> trying to get off the pokemon game. >> take breaks from gaming is another recommendation and stretch your thumb. and use good posture. >> that's going to help. >> i don't know. >> i just received a postural warning. i'm going to start paying attention to that. when abc7 news at 4:00 continues, i triumphant return. >> it's good to see all of you. >> the nation's oldest park ranger heads back to work after a violent attack in her own home. right now dan's here with a look what's ahead on abc news at 5:00. >> the fight over a bay area hospital. why critics say management might be putting profits before lives. plus michael finney with the best bike helmets out there to keep you and your family safe.

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>> here's a look at primetime tonight on abc7. at 8:00, celebrity family feud followed by the $100,000 pyramid at 9:00. at 10:00, to tell the truth followed by news at 11:00 oldest national park ranger in the country went back to work today three weeks after she was attacks and robbed in her own richmond home. the thief got away with some of her most prized possessions including a coin she received from president obama. as news reporter amy hollyfield tells us, she's happy to get back to her routine. >> it's good to see all of you. >> reporter: she may sound fragile but her spirit is strong as betty sos kin returned to work this morning, her

colleagues were relieved to see she is still betty after taking a few weeks off to recover from the brutal beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery in june. >> the experience took something away from me. i don't know what that is september that something's missing now and something that can be replaced by getting back into my routine. >> she says she still sleeps with the lights on and didn't leave her home for eight days because she didn't want anyone to see her with two black eyes. >> i was almost obsessive not wanting to look like a victim. because i didn't feel like a victim. >> she says she still has internal bruises but knows that being back here at the rosy the riveter center will be a key part to her healing. >> coming back to the people i love dearly, my family, friends, co-workers, that those too would disappear eventually. >> she really missed this place, had a hard time marking the passage of time while she was

away. she worked here for ten years and says she's back in the saddle again. amy holyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us for the news at 4:00. abc7 "news at 5:00" begins right now. >> bank robbery involving ak-47s. >> it apparently started with this armored car. breaking news in the north bay as law enforcement looks for a gunman still on the loose right now. >> she means the world to me shoop she's my mom. she didn't deserve this. >> a son is stunned why anyone would kidnap his mother. officials are hopeful she's still alive. >> plus, the fight over a bay area hospital. critics say management is putting profits before lives. the little pieces causing a big problem. but maybe not for long. the ban poised to affect just about everything we do. >> abc7 news starts right now with live breaking news.

and that breaking news is in the north bay. a search in calistoga for the robbers who shot an armor truck guard three times. this is just a short time ago. >> let's take a live look now from the scene. this is sky 7 hd zooming into the area there. you can see some of the police tape cordoning off part of the area. we are keeping a close watch on this. thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. a map of the area we're talking about, windsor where this all began. the suspects tried to escape. gunfire was reported in calistoga. >> wayne freedman is there right now. what can you tell us? >> i can tell you right now, the calistoga scene is moving but still pretty well shut down. you see police blocking entrance to a neighborhood. residents can't go in. for all we know, the suspect may be in there. this search is continuing. neighborhoods going on.

people locked out. police arrested one of two suspects here this is video from sky 7. that suspect on a stretcher. we don't know how he wound up on the stretcher. there were reports there was a shoot-out. no confirmation from police as to whether there were shots fired or not. that resulted in this. a house to house search as they look for awe second suspect who police describe as a hispanic male adult 24 years old, 5'11" with long dark hair wear a black shirt. this drama did not begin in calistoga. that was windsor over the mountain earlier this afternoon when the suspects allegedly robbed a bank and shot a 55-year-old guard at least three times. we have no word here about his condition. police tell us there were at least two ak-47s involved. here in napa now, police are