>> announcer: right now breaking news. right now oakland police are going door-to-door looking for a home invasion suspect after stain off at an east oakland house. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm kristen sze. laura anthony is live at the scene. >> reporter: this area as you can see is cordoned off. police cars all around this area from surrounding the blocks here the incident started 9:30 this morning at 2700 block of richie street, a home after a call from someone about a domestic dispute. they quickly figured out this was a person wanted for a home invasion robbery that occurred. from sky 7 hd, this was just a short time ago police were going door-to-door and through

the yards around this home on the 2700 block of richie. they are still trying to determine whether the suspect is inside the house or whether he may have been able to get out of the house before police cordoned off the area. police are doing their due diligence trying to make sure that he is not outside this area and they are still not certain at this point whether he might be inside the area. again, suspect in his early 20s, wearing black t-shirt, light blew jeans african-american male wanted for -- blue jeans african-american male wanted for home robbery that occurred before this morning. i just got off the phone with the police they are uncertain whether he is still in the neighborhood. they are taking every precaution to make sure tha he is not in the area or if he is back inside that house at this point we are showing you down the street this is hillside you can see a fire truck towards this area

perhaps as a precaution or unrelated, not sure. at this point the blocks are cordoned off as police try to make sure the suspect is no longer in the area and not a threat to anyone in the public. laura anthony, abc7 news. happening right now in san jose, investigation is underway in the deadly shooting of a teenager. the city's 15th homicide victim of the year. police found the 18-year-old with a gunshot wound near story road last night he died at the hospital this morning. a second man was found beaten at the scene he's expected to recover. san mateo police are questioning the story of a man who jumped off a highway 92 overpass in morning he landed 30 feet into a swampy bog in foster city, called 911 one then was hauled up by the fire department he claims he was carjacked and jumped to get away from his attackers. police found his car a few yards away. they are now checking it for

evidence. san mateo county judge made a ruling this morning in an unusual case. parents suing a highzáh> school district for kicking their son out of an honors class because he cheated. terry mcsweeney is live at sequoia high with the ruling and reaction. >> reporter: the superior court judge has ruled in favor of the high school and the district and again the 17-year-old who admits he -- cheated with three weeks to go in the school year, this story pretty much is over. there's very little time for an appeal here specifically the judge said he would not grant an immediate injunction to get that student back in that advanced english class. take a look at the document the boy and his mother signed. it says he's not going to cheat then he copied another student's homework. his father, also an attorney, khraeuld the expulsion would impact his son's academic future. the judge said he cheated.

there is no denial of education. and that student has no right to be in advanced english. and if this case went to trial, the father and student would probably lose. we got reaction from sequoia students. >> it is kind of true, if you are caught cheating, you should be kicked out of the class. shouldn't fake how smart you are. >> if he cheated in advance classes and knowing the school's policy on cheating, i guess the school is right and wrong at the same time. i don't get why the parents would sue the school when it is their kid who cheated. >> reporter: the father did receive a number of harsh calls from parents upset about a couple of things number one about the cheating and also about tying up school district attorneys and costing litigation at a time when no district is rolling in cash. the father went ahead and sued the sequoia high, the school district, the superintendent

and he sued the principal of sequoia high. here we are june 8th, summer about to arrive and maybe the lesson for everybody in the district is that students do have responsibility. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. donna summer whose songs such as bad girls and love to love you baby ushered in the disco era, has died. ♪ so let's dance ♪ ♪ the 63-year-old five time grammy winner lost a battle with lung cancer. the so call queen of disco reached the peak of her career in the 70s with her songs that epitomized the era of sex, drugs and flashy clothing. funeral arrangements have not been announced. autopsy results are out on the death of the estranged wife of robert kennedy, jr.. a medical examiner says mary

kennedy died of asphyxiation due to hanging. sources tell abc news kennedy was fun in the of her home. the family released a statement saying mary was a genius at friendship, tremendously gived architect and pioneer. she inspired with her kindness, gentle soul and spirit. >> i liked her very much, i really feel badly for her children. >> mary richardson married robert kennedy, jr. the son of the late political icon in 1994, they had four children, left 18. robert kennedy filed for divorce in 2010. it was never finalized. mary kennedy stick ed with drugs and alcohol and was arrested twice, including twice on -- twice on dui charges reports are she was depressed over financial issues she was 52-years-old. hewlett-packard may be cutting as many as 25,000

jobs. the company is considering the move to reduce cost and help the company deal with the declining demand for computer services. costs could save a little more than a billion dollars. hp has not commented on the report. no final plans have been an . in two hours investors will know facebook's initial share price. it is expected to be one of the largest ipo's in history reaping up to 16 billion dollars. amy hollyfield is live at facebook headquarters in menlo park with the preipo buzz. >> reporter: there's differently a -- a different energy. today we have a parking lot in their lot. behind me covered dishes are getting ready to serve luncheon the menu, tequila lime spare ribs and a black bean salad very different than usual. almost as if facebook is

clicking the like button on all this excitement. the hype is contagious. it has serious investors and casual observers alike paying attention. i hear about it almost everyday. >> i've been hearing a little here, there. i think i'm starting to get into it. cause i gotta a facebook so i'm always on there. >> reporter: the strip mall across the street is full of hope. she is hoping the new wealth will trickle down to his pizza restaurant. >> good for the business, the neighborhood. >> reporter: others are expecting to see more flash and cash once the company guess public. maybe more buildings, i'm not sure. a lot of stuff i think will change. >> reporter: some observers say you can bet on change for the good. facebook's chief executive and co-founder mark zuckerberg is expected to make billions of dollars and many believe he will be charitable with his

money. >> mark zuckerberg, unlike steve jobs is thought of -- thought it was important to give back he made big investments in education he's been a big promo of education in newark he's planned a lot of money seems like it is something he thinks is important. >> reporter: here's the message for employees today, stay focused and keep hacking this is a poster commemorating what they will be doing tonight to celebrate. they are having a hack-a-thon. they will be here all night long and they have to do coding or work on some kind of a project other than what they do everyday. some ideas include the like button, they've done this before, but they are doing it tonight because they say it is a special night there will be red bull and a deejay i expect it will be pretty festive. they say they want everyone to know the focus is still on the product. a the h, abc7 news. -- amy hollyfield, abc7 news. let's give you a look at

how it started. in february 2004 zuckerberg created what he initially call the facebook in his dorm room four months later he left harvard and moved facebook to palo alto in september 2006 examine expanded beyond college students and opened to everyone age 13 and older. facebook grew quickly and moved to larger quarters in menlo park last summer. tomorrow is the official day facebook starts trading publicly on the nasdaq. stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for complete coverage we'll be there live tomorrow morning in menlo park as mark zuckerberg rings the opening bell remotely. a family member of cuba's president gets permission to attend a san francisco event. one of the most popular antibiotics may have deadly side effects for certain people.

one of the most popular antibiotics may be deadly for people. it is known as the -- >> findings found startling on the surface. i talked to dr. besser and he says people should not panic. the z-pack can feel like a lifesaver when you are sick. >> a lot of people have an emotional attachment. >> reporter: researchers at vanderbilt university studied

patients over 14 years they found popular antibiotic can be a killer. the study shows patients taking a z-pack who are prone to heart problems are 2 1/2 times more likely to die from a cardio vascular cause than someone take ago sill . dr. besser says -- amoxicillin. dr. besser says the numbers are not as dire as they sound. >> increase in death is very, very small. 47 deaths per one million courses of antibiotics that's tiny, less of a risk than walking across the street in new york. >> reporter: there's also the risk of drug resistance which stems from the overuse of antibiotics. the doctor says when it comes to medication you should always ask yourself, do i need this? >> when you truly need an antibiotic this should not steer you an tway from taking one. you don't want to take one, just in case.

>> reporter: the z-pack is one of the top selling antibiotics if the nation last year doctors wrote more nan 55 million subscriptions. pfizer says its will review the new study. a few hours from now protesters are planning to greet former british prime minister tony blair at stanford university. he will be speaking at the graduate school of business on critical issues surrounding development on the african continent. protesters say they will be at the event to call attention to his role in the iraq war. the u.s. has granted the daughter of cuban president raoul castro a visa. she an advocate of gay rights cuban-american leaders oppose her appearance in calling her apologist for her family's communist government. meteorologist mike nicco ahead with the forecast. the fog is working -- >> a lot of sunshine, warmer

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of country music's biggest acts was dancing away with the hearts of fans in henryville, endian that last night. the trio performed a mini prom for students. lady and he bell lumm followed that perform -- with a benefit concert in louisville, kentucky. >> we were raise give back and be thankful and share it what -- good is any of our success if we can't share. >> on the surface there's obviously raising money more than that hopefully letting everybody escape a little. >> we will remember it as the year we got to see something awesome. >> lady and bell lumm's concert raised -- 23 hawaii,000 dollars to help

rebill the town of henryville. >> that is wonderful. -- >> mike nicco keeping an eye on the fog that is moving out. >> absolutely. take a look outside that does include the giants' game. san jose first sunny now you don't see trees moving as much here definitely breezy in a lot of areas around the bay, at&t park, you can see our camera south beach bouncing around and the flags kind of jumping around in the right field area of at&t park. let's talk about what is going on. there you go from north to south clouds are leaving the coast from west to east the other clouds are starting to move on as that area of low pressure is bringing in drier air. right now mid to upper 50s along the coast and san francisco, oakland, san rafael, a lot of 60s until you get to antioch and los gatos, 70s, 72° range.

mid to upper 50s clear sky around the monterey bay inland salinas 61 in gilroy. sunny and breezy everywhere this afternoon, partly cloudy, a little cooler tonight than it was this morning warm afternoons this weekend that will stretch to the coast today most of us warming thanks to the extra sunshine exception east bay valley 80 concord, 75 today, three degrees warmer in san jose and fremont, santa rosa and oakland five, san francisco 54 yesterday, 61 today, about seven degrees warmer. this area of low pressure moving through and with its counterclockwise flow bringing in drier air also going to keep us cool today that will tart changing tomorrow let's talk about today's temperatures low to mid 70s in the south bay san jose 73°, up the peninsula, 69 palo alto, are 63 millbrae warmer at the coast breezy, a little chill in the air mid to upper 50s to

near 60 downtown south san francisco north bay valleys sausalito 64 low to mid 70s santa rosa 15 to 20° cooler with the sun at beaches mid to upper 50s from bodega bay to stenson beach. 69 fremont, hercules warm spot mid to upper 70s east bay valleys that will stretch into morgan hill h gilroy and hollister. sun and 69 santa cruz. you need sunscreen if you are headed to at&t park. 62 as went the game. 92 fresno, 107 palm springs warmer areas today sierra 73 and tahoe same thing at big sur partly cloudy upper 40s to lower 50s tomorrow morning. everybody warms two to four degrees tomorrow, another two to four degrees saturday

clouds in the morning afternoon sun low 60s at the coast low to mid 70s around the bay upper 70s to near 80 inland mild stretch after today's winds calm. a major shake-up this morning for the popular children's musical group "the wiggles." ♪ ♪ >> three of the australian group's original members are quitting replaced with three younger performers, including the group's first woman. a spokesperson says those quitting members wanted to spend more time with their families after more than two decades of touring. they perform for more than a million every year earning an [zcscwew"ww?:=1çk/l

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update on a breaking news story we had at the top of the hour. you are looking at a live picture of oakland, richie street we told you police had area surrounded in particular at a home on the 2700 block richie at macarthur they were looking for a home invasion suspect. they've determined he is not there so they've ended the search. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next.