>> an exclusive interview. >> first, there was the audit itself and then e-mail that appeared to show meddling with the audits. today, the president told us she's as eager as anyone for a new regent's investigation and she believes it will show it's not as bad as it looks. >> there was no nefarious or inappropriateness. >> university of california president maintains her staff was not trying to manipulate the results of a state audit only try to facilitate a confusing process. >> reporter: it looks like some from your office were telling them how to answer or change answers. >> yeah, it looked like that. in the end the issue was to make sure that the answers were accurate, within the scope of the audit. >> send some of that money back to the campuses. >> reporter: last month, california state auditor elaine how well released a scathing report among allegations the president's office had a $75

million secret fund. perhaps most damaging evidence that napolitano's staff directly interfered with audit surveys at three uc campuses. california lieutenant-governor gavin newsome sits on the uc board of regents. >> there's right and wrong. that was wrong. if there's anything i want to hear, it's not just i'm sorry or it wasn't as bad as you thought. >> reporter: newsome was among the regents who voted enthusiasmly to hire an outside counsultant to specifically investigate the tampering allegations. >> we are a university that is a public trust. >> reporter: napolitano said she understands it looks bad. >> that's why i welcome the board taking their own independent look at what happened. the circumstances. >> we have to do a better job governing this institution. there's so much at stake, the future of this state and i would

argue, country. >> reporter: the regents plan to select an independent investigator with a report due in july. >> today, governor brown addressed that state audit report involving janet napolitano in his revised budget plan. the $124 billion spending plan puts more money into k through 12 schools but the universe is on hold now after they found out there was access to a secret slush fund and worst case scenario if they pass the new republican healthcare program. he said the governor is taking an approach too antagonist stick to washington. >> i haven't seen the governor put together a team to work together with the administration in washington, d.c., how do we deal with this in a humane manner. >> the legislature has until june 15th to approve this budget

plan. >> the search continues tonight for the suspects in a drive-by shooting that shut down highway 101 for hours. it is now open around healdsduring. an unnamed car pulled up and shot two people. shootings on freeways are not that common. >> you don't see that in sonoma county. it disconcerting and wee want the public to know we're trying to find out the reason behind it and people suspected of doing it. it is worrying. >> the chp says it's trying to determine a motive, at this time can't say whether this was targeted or random. >> new at 6:00, investigators say a trailer was set on fire in petaluma deliberately. the sonoma county sheriff's office releaseds the pictures after arresting james hines after he set a fire to a couch

he ae's renting. he did not give a reason but told investigators he was feeling harassed and now in jail on $10,000 bail. new details on a rash of car fires across contra costa county. saying they're arson and likely linked. the most recent were in brentwood this morning just a mile apart. other fires reported in martinez, walnut creek and lafayette. >> we have several fires that occurred this week. we do believe those fires to be related including the ones in brentwood this morning. >> fire investigators are appealing to the public for information to help tie the fires together. the city of san francisco is suing two women for defrauding the si's affordable housing program. each is accused of buying local condos at below market rates and renting them out to other people and pocketing the profit. eric thomas is live with the story tonight.

>> reporter: one of those condos is on this building on beal street right behind me. the city attorney's office accuses the women fraudulently obtaining the condos under the city's affordable housing program and renting them out and making a lot of money in the city's hot housing market. it's a well-known fact a condo in a building like this in san francisco is out of the financial reach of a lot of san franciscans. that's why there is an aaffordable housing program. >> this type of housing program is meant to help the neediest people. what these two individuals did was take housing away from those who need it the most. >> reporter: the city attorney has filed suit accusing a woman of buying it and renting it out and using proceeds to buy a home in a county where she lives and this woman using it on beal street and another street, and only supposed to have one and

races the question why didn't the double purchase raise red flags. >> they should. because they sign this under oath and make these representations, the city in good faith believe these people are of a particular income level and are needy and will take their statements at face value. >> reporter: the coast of housing in san francisco with median home prices at nearly a million dollars is a source of bewilderment and frustration to me. >> you have much money chasing so little housing in the units. >> we won't have below market housing because people abused it. >> reporter: the court will ask each woman to return a condo for resale to a deserving family. the d.a. will have to decide if the women face perjury charges. the women did not return our calls asking for comment. abc7 news. we are headed into the best time of year to buy a home according to real estate

website, zillow. this graph shows the percentage of homes listed for sale where the asking price has been reduced. it peeks in august nationwide around 15%. san jose is slightly behind that number, san francisco follows a similar trend with 12% listings dropping prices in august. zillow finds most new listings hit the market in april and august has the most total listing of homes for sale. a shocking death in the south bay. a 16-year-old basketball player collapsed on the court and died. >> her family is grieving. they were able to get some comfort from warriors star, steph curry. >> my statement would be becoming a wnba basketball star. >> he was reading the pages of his daughter's scrapbook coming to halt saturday when the teen collapsed during a basketball game and died. this was the last picture taken of her. >> she hold her chest and asked

her to get off the court. they sit down and she fell. since then i never heard her voice. >> in the last year she began getting migraines and fainted. doctors still cleared her to play. he is numb with grief but found comfort in an act of kindness. warriors star steph curry was her favorite player, he reached out on sodium hoping to have her shoes signed. the wish was granted. >> i wish i could have met her before she passed. this is a small token for her family to, i guess know that there's a lot of people thinking about them. >> reporter: kimberly's family plans burying her with the signed shoes and warriors memorabilia. >> i know she's in heaven right now. she will be happy. >> reporter: she was a sophomore and homestead high school and students visited a memorial set up there. students are also sharing their memories how she played on the court.

her coach came to the school today. >> as a coach, i loved her. she was very quiet. she was a leader. that's why i made her a captain. she always led by example. >> reporter: the quiet leader also left something behind. kimberly had written her own oh bit erin her scrapbook imagining she had lived 100 years saying she was a brave person who didn't fear death. >> she lived her life to the fullest. she always took her risks when she had the chance to. >> reporter: in sunnyvale, abc7 news. >> we spent quite pa while with kimberly's father today sitting with him while he read her scrapbook. it was very moving. >> the whole interview is on our website. let's move on for the moment. we'll be thinking about her and her family. how secure is your job? a new generation of highly skilled robots is making it more complicated. higher paying jobs may be the next target of automation.

>> anybody who loves books and their local bookstore should be concerned. >> a local new state law concerning autographed books. >> i'm spencer christian. it's getting cloudier and breezier. forecast coming up. a couple gets their ice maker fixed and unbeknownst to them, the entire freezes up. we melt the problem away. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪

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how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. nurses at the santa clara valley medical center took to the street to put pressure on administrators concerned about turnover of newly hired nurses who are offered higher pay at other hospitals and they take off. the impact this may be having on patient care. >> reporter: the medical center has more than 1600 registered nurses plus part-time and per diem nurses. with the opening of a new building coming this fall there's a constant need for new nurses. some nurses are very concerned about a revolving door they would like to see stopped. nobody questions the dedication and special excommitment of thet

nurses. they're concerned about the limited means and too many leave after training. >> patient safety if we don't do something and stop losing our nurses. we need to stop this revolving door. >> reporter: the issue is pay, something they hope to address as their bargaining unit negotiates a new contract. the registered nurses professional association did a new survey and found starting nurses get paid 16% less than average pay at seven other hospitals. laura who worked for five years here understand recent nursing graduates are under financial pressure and have student loans and the cost of living is high, serving humanity alone doesn't pay the bills. >> because you put this pressure for her to try to make ends meet with a paycheck that doesn't meet the social demands and precious she has, she has to

change it. >> reporter: the administration of this county owned facility appreciate what the nurses do. >> the leadership of the medical center is continuing to work with the union to address all of the concerns. we know nurses are valuable. the key to patient care. we appreciate their dedication. >> reporter: in san jose, abc7 news. a legal battle between uber and the city of san francisco may be coming to a head. city attorney dennis her are row was in court to demand the company give up the name and address of local drivers. this is so san franciscan inform those drivers of their need to pay a $91 annual fee for business licenses to operate in the city. uber has stopped providing driver's personal information citing privacy concerns. wayne ting said we asked the city to allow us to get the consent of drivers and to remove their personal information from the public website but they have

refused. if a person tried to take your job you'd probably notice it right away and start fighting back. what if it were a robot? some economists warn robots could soon be doing the kinds of jobs once considered safe. >> reporter: they're delivering pizzas in san francisco, parking cars in l.a. and serving up lattes in crowded coffee shops. in fact, robots are becoming so skilled, some experts believe nearly half of all human jobs could be at risk in the decades ahead. >> the most important thing we should understand this is potentially an enormous disruption. >> reporter: bay area futurist predicted as much in "rise of the robots." it's work fundamentally routine and repetitive and predictable. >> reporter: that ax has fallen heavily on blue collar industry. before you get too snug in your

office chair this next round might be different. this time the machines will be coming for white collar jobs. powerful communities, think stopping robots, computerized pharmacies and even automated attorneys. >> so you can say something like, i got a parking ticket. >> reporter: stanford joshua browner used a form of ai to use a lawyer that can help you beat your parking ticket. >> it has about a 54% success rate. >> it's going to be a turbulent ride but this is not the robot apocalypse. >> reporter: this professor says similar fears have been around since the industrial revolution and it ultimately creates new jobs to go with them. the real issue is timing. >> if it happens all at once we will have mass dislocations. if it happens gradually we'll have time to adapt. >> reporter: what if the disruption does last years? martin says that prospect has

economists floating an idea called ubi, for universal basic income, minimum cash for the rest of us in a world where robots do the work. >> i think we could very well get into a situation where there simply aren't enough jobs to go around period. >> reporter: creating at least the prospect of a bumpy road ahead. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> uh-oh. >> yeah. >> under the heading of we're all in this together, a chinese company announced an artificial intelligence company it created was able to write a flawless article for a business website. >> wow, why didn't they have that when i was in school. no one can replace our weather anchor. >> i can assure you there's nothing artificial about our intelligence. there are other things you can say about it, it's not artificial. let's talk about this cooling trend i began telling you about

the beginning of the week. temperatures have been below average. high temperature trend for san jose. it will remain below average the next several days. over the next several days temperatures will be well below average only in the 60s and beginning to approach average next wednesday, 71 degrees. that's a pattern everyone in the bay area can expect over the next seven days. here we go, cloudsudsudsudsuds right now and wind gusts over fairfield, livermore, around the bay, breezy in the north bay and getting windy as well. a look at the increasing clouds from the rooftop. 58 in san francisco, 63 in oakland. 60 in mountain view. check out this view of low dark clouds over the bay from

emoryville. temperatures in the north bay and east bay and uniform pattern only 3 degrees separating san jose, napa, novato, low to mid 60s. a view of a little bit of blue sky from san francisco from the abc7 camera at pier 15 and our forecast features, breezy and cool the next two days, sunny and mild weather on mother's day, yeah, chance of rain early next week. a look at our wind gusts animation right now. excuse me and i struggle to hold onto my voice, not going to be very windy at midday tomorrow the point we start this animation. tomorrow evening we will see gusty wind on the coast, 20-30 miles an hour, breezy on the bay and inland and the wind picks up a bit saturday and by saturday afternoon we see gusts on the coast between 20 and 30 miles an hour and expect to calm down a bit over the bay and inland saturday evening. over the nightclub, partly to

cloudy skies, throw 40s and 50s around the bay and tomorrow, bright and mostly sunny sky, breezy conditions around the coast. virtually all locations, highs on the coast in the mid-50s and mirced 60s around the bay and upper 60s in the inland areas. the 7-day forecast. bright mostly sunny skies through mother's day, windy and cool tomorrow, bright and breezy and a little below average on saturday. sunday, again, temperatures will remain below average. it will be relatively mild, bright and sunny. great weather for mother's day. increasing clouds monday and chance of showers tuesday and all areas start to warm up a little bit close to seasonal averages by next wednesday. the man standing in as the head of the fbi testifid before the senate today. we will hear from him next. how does a parked car burst into flames? it happened a number of times in

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cuts, double that announced most consolidating operations and closing of 450 branches. the additional cuts won't take place until 2019. >> there is more fallout tonight from the abrupt dismissal of fbi director james comey. those emerged as the new acting head testified before the senate trying to assure lawmakers his former boss' dismissal will have no effect on the fbi including the investigation in russia's interference in the 2016 election. >> you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and upholding the kugs. >> today, president trump refuted a claim comey was fired at the recommendation of deputy general rod rosenstein. mr. trump says that was never the case, he intended to fire comey regardless of the recommendation. a search that started in december finally down to one

person. >> next, a look at the challenges that await the new superintendent of oakland schools. some drivers have a lead foot, some bartenders pour with a heavy hand. now, they will know exactly how much booze is coming out of these bottles, why bartenders might be happy about it. find out how you can get five days of free parking at oakland internat

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to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. i would say lots of hard work over the years, staying focused on education, believing in myself. >> it's her answer to the question of why she's been named the finalist for oakland school superintendent after months of searching. >> an educator who has been with the district for 18 years. >> the school board made it a point to select someone local. abc7 news reporter melendez has more on the challenges she will face. >> if you don't marry this

dragon, i'll be his supper. >> reporter: carla johnson trammell is a natural in the classroom, former teacher in oakland she's been with the district for 18 years. >> part of my benefit is knowing the city. knowing the echo system and the assets within the city and schools and central department. >> school board members wanted someone that would remain in oakland for years to come. the last superintendent was hired from another district and left before finishing his three year contract. >> she is going to be the person to models to young people what it means to be from oakland and get an education. >> reporter: the soon to be superintendent must now deal with a budget deficit looming over the district left behind with the past superintendent. today it faces a budget deficit between 8 and $10 million. next year that deficit is expected to be higher. >> we need some exactitude with

the budget but we need to keep those cuts away from the schools and what we will fight for. >> this is a team effort. it will take both the leadership within the district and throughout the city for us to become the district we need for all the students we serve. >> reporter: for now, johnson-trammell says she will spend time listening and building relationships. abc7 news. tonight at 8:00, a prayer service at cal for a rugby player partially paralyzed during a national championship game. he collided with another player and fell on his head a few minutes into the match last saturday. after emergency surgery he remains paralyzed from the waist down and still in the icu. the captain called him a beloved teammate. >> always smiling, never shy of a smile. one of the loudest guys in the room, he'd have an appetite for and never shy of hard work.

that's how he was in the classroom as well. >> his coach called it the worst injury he's seen in 36 years. the community is helping to cover his medical costs and almost $400,000 has been raised from a go fund me page. >> you've heard about challenges facing bookstores these days and now say agnew state law unfairly targets them for book signings. a new regulation that requires any autographed item worth at least 5 dollars to be accompanied with a certificate of out tiauthenticity. and warranty. it was meant to previous people from being ripped off but now there was filed a requirement calling it unconstitutional. >> i don't know of any bookstore going through the process of keeping these voluminous records. it would drive them out of business.

entirely unprofitable to try to sell books. >> bookstores said publishers will stop offering authors for book signings already. a law to rectify it is in the state assembly. abc7 has details. >> san francisco officials put the shovels in the dirt today and symbolically broke ground on a project to expand the downtown ferry terminal from two gates to four gates and add places for more vessels and accommodate more ferry service from the city at a time of growing demand. ridership is up 29% since 2015, now.27 million passengers a year. >> if we could double it again we could relieve about a lane and a half of traffic congestion on the bay bridge.

>> it's not just for convenience. ferry service will be there if the big one hits. >> it's for a new plaza, pedestrian promenade and funded by a bridge toll hike and federal dollars, set to be done in two years. in the next 10 years nemaster plan includes more ferry terminals, in redwood city, san francisco, treasure island, hercules, plenty of plans coming up. get this, you can park for free while you fly to europe. not too good to be true. oakland international airport will offer five days of free parking in the daily lots starting the end of this month. it is expanding its international offerings and spending 35 million dollars to expand its international arrivals area in terminal one. the free parking offer is only good for certain stops to

certain cities and there are some restrictions and the coupon on our website abc7news.com. also on our website you will find details about major changes at l.a.x., one-third of all airlines flying out of los angeles international airport will be affected by terminal assignment changes that start tomorrow. the shuffling continues through the end of the month. right now, we're looking live at san francisco international airport. >> spencer christian is tracking even cooler temperatures for tomorrow. will it warm up for the weekend? stay with us. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source.

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how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. tipping the bar tender for extra booze in your drink may not fly for the future. >> a look at high top bottle tops that know exactly what's in there and how much comes out. >> an ounce and a half. >> while an ordinary ceo might spend his day in meetings, here drinking dosa's award winning

cocktails. >> my favorite is steph curry. >> steph curry, a good time to be drinking a steph curry cocktail. >> reporter: his life may look like a party but he's here to solve a problem. >> we spend significant to 8 hours a week doing inventory. >> reporter: long amp the bar closes the bartenders are still here taking inventory but he says he can change that with what's hidden in these bottle tops? the ultrasound sensor keeps track of what's left. >> reporter: it's wireless stoppers connected to a wireless base station. while the bartender is making your drink, the system called nectar is tracking every ounce. >> you can see every time the bottle was taken out including the time stamp and how much was poured. >> reporter: it knows if the bartender is being generous or too generous. >> it's pretty awesome. they're really really efficient. >> reporter: when it comes to liquor bottles, definitely not

one size fits all. how much in this bourbon bottle versus this vodka bottle? nectar had to come with a solution. using a robotic arm they scanned just about every liquor bottle there is to match it up with the right 3d model and means nectar can give customers big data about whether san franciscans love martinis or a hankering for manhattans. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> fixing the fringe, 7 on your side, michael finney helps this east

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if an appliance breaks down, do you pay for a repair or buy a new one? >> a couple says that made the wrong choice and michael finney jumped in to help them out. >> this can fall into the category be careful what you ask for. one couple just wanted ice in their ice maker and ended up with a lot more ice than they expected.

>> they are frozen ice carrots. >> reporter: they never wanted frozen carrots. >> this is frozen bacon. >> reporter: or frozen bacon either. they wanted their kitchen aid ice maker to make ice. >> it would take up to a month to get a full container of ice. >> reporter: they hardly got any ice cubes and did have an extended warranty through kitchen aid. a technician came out and put in a new ice maker. however, that caused a bigger problem. >> i phoned them up and notified them i had no ice and everything in my refrigerator was frozen. >> reporter: the ice maker still didn't make ice. suddenly, the rest of the fridge did. the temperature plunged to nearly 30 degrees, ruining the food. >> eggs for instance. i went to crack a few of them and they were frozen. >> reporter: another technician got the ice maker to work but the rest of the fringe kept making ice, too. >> we wouldn't be able to put any food in it if we didn't want

it frozen. >> i couldn't believe it. i've never seen a frozen egg before. >> reporter: carl and shirley were living out of a cooler. >> let's say it has not been fun the last three or four months since we have not had a refrigerator. >> after nine weeks i figured it was time to phone 7 on your side. >> reporter: we contacted whirlpool and the company agreed to give them a brand new fridge for just $700. our customer service specialist has worked with the haacks and come to an agreement to exchange it for a prorated price. the couple accepted. >> i regret i didn't phone you earlier. >> all i can say is a job well done. >> they tell us it has arrived. a $4,000 whirlpool for 700 bucks and says it makes ice only in the ice maker. i want to hear from you the 7 on your side hotline, monday

through friday, 415 reach me through facebook. >> that's a long time without a refrigerator. what a hassle. thanks. the bay area is a beautiful place. mike from marin county shared this picture of the golden gate bridge when he posted it on instagram. a live look at the golden great bridge. not quite as picturesque. spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> not so picturee. still the bay area, everything is beautiful. a live look at doppler 7. the clouds are visible on the radar image as well. overnight, this is how things will shake up. we'll see shape up. lots of clouds, breezy, cooler than last night. mid to upper 40s and low 50s

around the bay and tomorrow the clouds part and sunny skies and breezy conditions at the coast and high temperatures mid 60s around the bay and upper 60s in the inland valleys. a chance of rain, monday and mother's day looking dry. forecast animation starting literal tuesday morning showing areas moving through the area, clearing out by late tuesday night, probably won't amount to much. here's the weather 7-day forecast. warming up finally late next week. >> looks pretty good. >> larry beil is here now. >> more basketball to talk about tonight. >> i am in complete shock at what is transpiring as we speak. i'm stunned. >> we may be only a quarter away from knowing who warriors face in the western conference

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good evening, warriors sitting back to see if they face the rockets or spurs. if san francisco wins tonight they will advance. no leonard for game 6 sitting out with an ankle injury. jonathon simmons with authority, down the lane, no defense at all. patty mills had 10 in the first half, james harden spectating much of the game had only five points and harden with five turnovers at the half.

mills, rockets showing almost noefrt. jonathon simmons air ball. lamarcus aldridge, i'll take that. all spurs. 87-64 heading to the fourth. just to show you how popular the warriors have become, their season tickets waiting list now up to 40,000 people. oracle only holds 19,000. more than twice as many people that fit in the building have put down deposits for season tickets. it's remarkable. back on the court the reason they made it to three straight conference finals is their chemistry. they're close on the court and off the court, don't care much about individual glory, led by vocal draymond green not afraid to say when they're doing something wrong and veteran shaun livingston says that is so important. >> we have to held each other accountable. draymond is the leader of that.

guys don't want to step on each other's toes and the rosters are kind of constructive. you have too many draymonds, that might not work out. we have a nice balance. we have a nice mix. draymond is the outspoken one of the group. we have fire in us and competitive where we still want to win. >> like warriors and cavs have been off. eight days off perhaps between games, long break, kevin love wants his team to take advantage of the time off. >> we've gone through this before. we have the blueprint for it. staying sharp mentally staying sharp making sure we're watching the games, staying together collectively as a university whether on the floor or weight room or resting our bodies, we're taking advantage of this time. >> this is turning into a fantastic year on the course for sergio garcia, first major of the masters.

milestone at the players championship home of the famous island green, had an up and down green, 76, 1 over 73. the signature shot on 17, hole-in-one. just the eighth ace ever on that hole. you would think there would be more. his playing partner adam scott had the lead until his tee shot which lands in a watery grave. double bogey 17 and 18 drops him to 2 under. william mcgirth, 5 under at 67 and co-leaders inheading to round two. east carolina head football coach made sure to give an early present to the mother of one of his players. the senior was a walk-on awarded a full scholarship so montgomery stopped by her workplace to let her know first.

>> we need it. we need that. this means a lot. >> then she called her son. you want to talk about a special mother's day not to be forgotten. that's great. >> definitely. thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 channel 13, coming up, new skin for robots so they can feel just like us, how to make humans more robotic. how does a car burst into flames, it's happened multiple times, shocking video across the country and what the manufacturer said. could you be at risk? michael finney has this joint safety investigation. >> it's "grey's anatomy" at 8:00, 9:00 scandal, followed by "the catch." >> that will be it for this edition. for breaking news on twitter and thanks for joining

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