♪ right now hayward and fremont police have blocked off the 29,000 block of mission boulevard in hayward as they just caught they say the third of three bank robbery suspects. >> it all began after an armed robbery at a u.s. bank in fremont 9:30 this morning. officers saw the suspect's car and chased it to this location where the car crashed. we know that three people were arrested. the third one just a moment ago. police believe that -- we're not really sure what they're doing right now except keeping a perimeter around this mosque in hayward. we're going to continue to follow these details for you at

the mosque. we're going to continue to follow this for you. we'll bring you updates at abc7news.com. >> meanwhile security at the university of california santa cruz is being increased after graffiti threatened violence on campus today. >> jenelle has more on the extra security measures on campus and why it took so long for this to be made public. jenelle (gunfire) >> shots fired on campus, the last thing you'd expect to hear. >> this is training video showing the worst case scenario. it shows the 20 minute video during a series of training sessions where hundreds of employees and students learn how to prepare for and respond to violence on campus. these sessions come after graffiti was found in the men's restroom in the social sciences building last month. campus officials will only say

it contained a threat of violence to be carried out today january 18th. >> that's the worst case scenario and one the people focus on the most. that's not -- that's not necessarily the nature of this threat. >> on campus you'll notice a strong police presence, especially around the social sciences building. u.c. santa cruz police also brought in extra patrols from u.c. berkeley and davis. >> i think people are like that. some people are like they prefer to stay home right now and just don't want to be anywhere near campus. >> the threat prompted some professors to reschedule classes today but the campus is still open and many students are still showing up. >> it doesn't seem like this is any different. i don't think people are taking it too seriously. >> not really thinking about it so much. >> are there concerns among students? >> i think some students are concerned. i feel most don't think anything's gonna happen. >> u.c. santa cruz says it's

unlikely anything it going to happen today, the threat is a good opportunity to remind students and staff to always be aware of their surroundings and for campus police to reinforce training practices. campus officials don't know who is behind the graffiti but believe the threat is over after today. jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> contra costa county san francisco investigators are looking into a cemetery in lafayette. sunday night somebody broke into a mausoleum and stole a glass urn containing gonzalez, jr. he was during the dot-com boom. whoever stole that urn may have thought it was made of gold. they're offering a $10,000 reward for its return. >> san jose police are looking for the gunman in what they believe was a gang-related deadly dry-by shooting. shots were heard in the 1900 bloke of poke coway just after 11:00 yesterday. when police arrived, they found a 20-year-old man dead in the

street. investigators don't have a vehicle description yet. this is san jose's 7th homicide of the year. an oakland woman is recovering this morning after being shot in the leg. it happened around 11:00 last night as well as she was walking along international boulevard near fruitdale avenue. police say two men tried to kidnap her but failed. they're still looking for the men. >> federal investigators say they collected a lot of video that captured the tucson shooting incident that clearly shows who did the shooting. sources tell the los angeles times the best evidence comes from cameras in the safeway parking lot. reports of the video clearly shows the gunman was shooting his victims one by one beginning with congresswoman gabrielle giffords and then federal judge john roll. his husband says he is amazed by his wife peace recovery. >> she's in the icu, gone through this traumatic injury and spent ten minutes giving me

a neck massage. i don't think she'd do this for someone else. she's looking me in the eye. i'm like, gabby, you're in the icu, you don't need to be doing this. but it's so typical of her, no matter how bad the situation might be for her, she's looking out for other people. >> and a powerful image. yesterday green went to meet the congresswoman that day. her husband had said his wife is broken-hearted that she wasn't able to bring christina home but christina's parents say her daughter lives on this is they donated her corneas and now two other children can see. you can see details on the tucson tragedy in a special edition of 20/20 tonight at 10:00 here on abc 7. >> ed lee is beginning the work to understand the needs of waterfront businesses that may have to move for the america's cup sailing race.

he just finished touring port facilities and amy joins us live from pier 27 with more. >> mayor ed lee was full of enthusiasm about the america's cup. he didn't tackle the topic of the businesses that might have been relocated because of it. a supervisor handled that issue. the mayor just talked about getting ready to prepare for it. the first thing he did was take a tour of pier 27. this is likely where visitors' activity will be centered. instead of olympic village, think of this as sailing village. afterwards he's ready to start preparing the area. >> the places on the waterfront, looking for that kind of relocation, too. we're going to do our best to find places for tenants. but the america's cup is demanding for a short time, is demanding a great deal of space. that is thought for the best use of our waterfront starting in 2012. >> that's the port director. kind of addressing the issue of

the 80 businesses on it list that could be forced out of their location to make room for the america's cup. he touched on the issue. you heard him defend it a little while he was on the tour but the mayor was full of enthusiasm. >> i can't but say that not only did we make the right decision, the world has made the right decision. this is just conceivably one of the most beautiful places on earth. >> the mayor also made sure to point out that the america's cup is expected to bring $1.4 billion to the economy starting now. he expects teams to start arriving and building their ships very soon. then supervisors mcrimmi took the microphone and addressed the issues on the minds of many and talked about the businesses that may have to be relocated to make room. he said the city will hold hearings to discuss who will be relocated and what can be done to help them. live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7 news.

>> amy, thanks very much. on wall street today apple stock is down about 5% this morning as the ceo steve jobs announced he is taking a medical leave of absence. jobs told employees yesterday he's taking medical leave for the third time to focus on his health. he did not give a time frame for his return. that has left many worried about what happens when he finally retires. >> everyone is nervous what happens when he finally steps away and the fact he's for the third time now since 2004 having to take a medical leave of absence. got people nervous. >> jobs has previously been doinged with a rare form of pancreatic cancer and had a liver transplant in 2009. apple plans to release earnings reports this afternoon. >> students and teachers at the seed elementary school in oakland are celebrating a huge national honor today. their school is one of just two schools in california to earn the national title 1 distinguish students award. it's one of two around the

country. seed stands for school of expeditionary learning, equity and diversity. they were nominated as a school with their most success closing an achievement gap. they include disabled students and students with limited english-speaking skills. congratulationses. >> absolutely. just ahead a new poll about the president's approval rating. where after the shellacking he may be on a

>> a new abc news washington post shows president obama's approval rate is on the rise. it's 54%. that's 8 points higher than his career low back in september. americans approve of his handling of the tucson shooting. >> debate over president obama's healthcare law begins today in the house. republicans say it is a massive job killer and they promise to repeal it now that they're in the majority. karen travis is in washington with the latest. >> it feels like deja vu all over again. the newly elected house republican majority say voters sent them a mandate.

>> we have to pull obama-care out by the roots. >> popular items have been put in place like allowing adult children to stay on parents' insurance until they turn 26. insurance coverage for those with preexisting conditions. republicans say the law is too costly and link it to america's number one concern: job creation and the economy. economists we spoke to said the law will have no material impact on employment. in fact, if it helps to slow the bill of healthcare costs it could free up money to hire new employees. democrats see this debate as a golden opportunity. they want to sell the law to a still skeptical american public. the repeal is expected to pass the house. with democrats controlling the senate and the white house, the healthcare bill is in no danger of going away entirely. >> house republicans prepare to vote on repealing healthcare reform, the obama administration is releasing a new study to show

why it is necessary. the study says as many as 129 million americans have preexisting conditions that could keep them from getting health insurance. that study was produced by the department of health and human services. house republicans call that study a public relations stunt. >> former vice president dick cheney is contemplating a serious surgery. he thinks he will have to make a decision whether or not to have a heart transplant. the former vice president currently has a battery-powered heart pump but said it's an awkward device that makes it difficult to walk around. he suffered his fifth heart attack last year. >> meteorologist mike nicco ahead with the forecast. >> it looks a little different than it did 24 hours ago. let's show you from -- look at emeryville and look how clear the sky is already. that means warmer temperatures on the way today. we'll talk about a wind shift that will keep the fog away and keep warm weather in the forecast. we'll go in search of some rain,

too. we almost need some. >> new airline fees could be on the way. what you'll likely have to pay for your next flight. >> and the major announcement from the man who hosted "live with regis & kelly" for more than a quarter century.

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♪ a major announcement this morning from tv icon regis philbin. more from new york. >> never at a loss for words, this morning talk master regis philbin left millions of his loyal viewers speechless. >> but this will be my last year on this show. >> the 79-year-old made the announcement on "live with regis & kelly" which is hosted a quarter century previously with kathy lee gifford. he will step down at the ends of the summer. >> i wish i could do something

to make you change your mind. >> after working several early jobs in broadcasting, he first gained national exposure in 1967 as joey bishop's side kick on the joey bishop show. >> a thing, man. that's his thing. (laughter) >> i'm glad he finally got one! >> but it's on day time tv where he made his mark and where he's been a fixture 40 years. he hosted the hit prime time abc show "who wants to be a millionaire." >> in recent years philbin has dealt with major health issues. he underwent a triple heart bypass in 2007 and a hip replacement in 2009. >> he is the third legendary talk show host either to step down or announce their retirement in the past year. larry king hosted his final show on cnn in december. >> so long. >> oprah's in the middle of her much ballyhooed final season.

>> the end of the oprah winfrey show starts now. >> he's in the guinness world records. >> wow! >> it's not going to be the same. i'm sure they'll find someone great. like mike! >> i think jenelle would do a lot better on that show. but she was on it. she did a great job. >> i'll stick with this a while. >> you got it real cool back there but here different story. >> a lot of snow today, yesterday. now we've got cold weather -- not cold but slightly cooler. it will take away the fog. that's the 22 there. we'd like to see a little more sunshine but cooler tomorrow when we do that. the same picture we showed yesterday. that's why i want to show it again today just to show you the difference. yesterday this was all blanketed

by clouds. now it's just lazy, hazy sunshine. breeze on mount tamalpais. ballmer peak where yesterday we couldn't see much of the bay, w we can see all of it and there are no flight arrival delays into sfo. they're back on schedule. the top down you can see everywhere starting to clear out, even the north bay where the fog has held on the longest. that's the only area where the temperatures are the same or colder than this time yesterday. everybody's much warmer from 2 degrees in san francisco to 11 in livermore. now, let's throw out those temperatures. 46 santa rosa, san rafael. low to mid-50s napa, fairfield to antioch, even fremont, redwood city. 63 half moon bay and los gatos and temperatures upper 50s monterey bay and inland. cooler san jose, 56. 65 monterey. hazy sunshine and warmer temperatures this afternoon. without the fog tonight, it will be a little bit cooler around

all our neighborhoods. looks like the forecast is going to remain dry with the warmest afternoons thursday and friday. compared to yesterday, san francisco 1 degree warmer. fremont, oakland 5. san jose 6. look at concord, 12 degrees warmer yesterday. sun will set about 5:18 this afternoon. start with the highs to the south bay. low to mid-60s with san jose and los gatos 65. over at the coast upper 50s to mid-60s. mid-60s through the north bay valleys, upper 50s at your beaches. low to mid-60s throughout the east bay shore and even into the east bay valleys with danville and livermore, 56 today. monterey bay, low 60s from monterey, carmel with mid to upper 60s everybody else and inland look at los angeles. 80 degrees today and a possible record high again at tahoe with 54. tonight most of the tulie fog stays in the central valley. cooler inland and mid-40s around the bay and the coast.

high pressure to the south and west. this cold front is what's going to bring us the changes in the rain -- or in the winds and that's why it won't be quite as foggy tomorrow but breezy, maybe a few degrees cooler. the breezes will come as the high pressure reestablishes itself and warmer weather thursday through the weekend. >> mike, thank you. >> you bet. >> prepare for more fees and higher airfares. delta and united are raising their prices and experts predict airlines will tack on brand new fees in 2011. like no more free flights, no more free differentirinks. you may have to pay to talk to an attendant. they made over $2 billion last year from fees. >> the airport commission votes today lowering fees. they will slash the fees on flights from mexico and canada by 33% to try to make san francisco a more attractive tourist destination. right now carriers serving sfo

from those two countries pay the same $1500 fees that all international carriers pay to fly into sfo. supporters say international tourists tend to stay longer and spend more money than domestic visitors do. >> a new report finds tuna and swordfish from several stores and restaurants contain high levels of mercury. the report found as much as three times the minimum amount of mercury allowed by federal food regulators. that would force them to pull sea from store shelves. samples were taken across the state. representatives say the results are misleading. >> video that may make you think twice the next time you try to walk and text at the same time. >> we'll be ri

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>> today at 4:00, oprah begins part one of her ultimate australia adventure. at 5:00, new research shows the role antidepressant can play overcoming hot flashes. state law with a shorter time getting schedules with the doctor. >> this video may have you thinking twice the next time you try to text and walk. >> you see this woman walking and texting in a mall in pennsylvania. goes right into the fountain. >> uh-huh. witnesses say she was all right but her pride may have taken a hit. >> oh, my goodness.

this video has gone viral with more than 800,000 hits on youtube.com. >> have you seen anybody do that ever? >> that's pretty amazing. >> all right. thank you for joining us on abc 7 news.