seat has been growing in popularity. in homes and online where parents post youtube videos of kids tumbling out of molded foam chairs. but, it is not always so cute. >> i couldn't believe. >> reporter: four years ago kevin told 7 on your side his son fell out of the seat sitting on a table the child cracked his head in two places and almost died on the way to the hospital. >> when we got there he had no pulse. >> after our investigation aired the south african company that makes the chairs agreed to a voluntary recall adding warning stickers not to place the chairs on elevated surfaces. since then the consumer product safety commission says there have been at least 84 incidents of babies falling out of the seats on high and low surfaces and 21 skull fractures.

now another four million seas are being recalled so parents can install restraining belts. once again the company is reminding parents not to put babies in the seas on countertops and make sure all use is supervised. they released this statement this morning, the belt will help prevent children from getting out of or falling from the seat when used as intended on the floor with adult supervision, never on raised surfaces. the health and safety of children are our top priorities. we are committed to ensuring the safety of all children who use the seat. we are going to continue our investigation tonight. one of the things we are looking into is, is that enough? the restraints, the recall what they plan to do. also you should stop using it right now, put the restraints in before you use it again. we'll have all the information later today.

drivers on i-80 in san pablo this morning had a tougher commute after a big rig hauling a crane smashed concrete junks out of a pedestrian over pass 8:30 this morning. the truck was ing east i-80 between 40 and 50 miles an hour when that crane slammed into the over pass. concrete debris fell over two lanes and those lanes had to be shutdown for an investigation. >> the driver either didn't know or had not checked his rig properly and the crane was extended and ended up hitting the overcrossing, causing damage to the overcrossing. >> the two lanes will remain closed until crews can determine whether the safety of the over pass is stable. oakland police need the public's help identifying and catching two suspects believed to have shot a 5-year-old boy to death. artinez was killed

last december outside his family's business a taco truck on international boulevard. after a breakthrough and getting witnesses to talk police just released these sketches of a man and woman. the male seen here with and without glasses. police released surveillance video showing the car they believe the suspects were driving, a four-door 2006 to 209 chevy impala, silver or light colored. -- what san francisco police want you to look at this other video shows a mugging as it takes place monday evening. the victim was in his car outside his moment on maynard street when the suspect approached. he asked for directions, dragged him out of his car punched him in the face, stole his wallet and ran away. . the taxer remains on the loose. no word on the victim's condition. the obama administration's

ambitious dream act began today. it allows young undocumented immigrants to apply for a temporary right to live in in country without the fear of being deported. in -- in los angeles you can see lots of young people armed with paperwork ready to begin the legal process. that policy affects nearly 1.7 mill young immigrants. look at early this morning in chicago, thousands lined up. more locations in the bay area including oakland where mark matthews joins us live. >> reporter: we are outside st. elizabeth high in the fruitvale neighborhood of oakland. this school, this part of town, a center for the latino community in oakland this morning, more than 100 showed up at the high school. most of them young people between the ages of 15 and 30, hoping to apply for the deferred act program. the president could not get his dream act through congress. in june he started just by a

memo this deferred action program. these young people hopeing to be accepted into the program which would give them a work permit and allow them to stay in the country without fear of deportation at least two years at a time. congresswoman lee told them, this is the first step. >> congress still needs to act. we need to pass a comprehensive immigration reform that addresses our 21st century economic and security needs. >> reporter: also speak together audience, 18-year-old lila molina from pleasanton. her parents smuggled her across the border when she was three. she tells me this chance will mean college, law school and a chance to live her dream. >> i want to go to law school, i don't have to spend years in law school so i cannot

practice law. it is a good point for me just a big deal over all. >> reporter: big deal indeed. this fall she starts at uc santa cruz already accepted and ready to start her freshman year. i've spoken with immigration official hostel me even though people are lining up, they are probably lining up at events to help them apply for the paperwork that immigration offices are not taking the paperwork this is something they say you have to apply for online. get the form, and then mail it in. they are not having applications accepted at the immigration offices. mark matthews, abc7 news. find out if you are eligible we have a link to the citizenship and immigration services on abc7news.com under see it on tv. there are great easy to follow guidelines to see whether you qualify and steps to follow if you do on the site. still ahead, forget the

luggage. what if an airline lost your child? a couple claims it happened to their 10-year-old who was flying alone from san francisco. also, occupy rally just underway at city college san francisco on this first san francisco on this first day of school. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ megan ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months -- with a total home dvr included free for life. plus add hbo and cinemax

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right now there's an occupy rally held at city college of san francisco on the first day of the new school year, already the threat looms that the school may be forced to shutdown.

amy hollyfield is live near campus. >> reporter: take a look at the protesters. they don't look like students, they are a working group of occupy sf. they are taking on this issue because they feel like there's probably 75 to 90% of the students here that don't know that this issue is going on. as city college students rush to class on the first day of the fall semester former student adrienne worries they don't realize their future is in jeopardy. >> a lot of students don't know what has been happening. they know they are felling the s but they don't know why. >> reporter: she and a few other concerned citizens reached out to students today to let them know the community college might lose its accreditation. >> to say that you are going to take this absolutely essential education away from people for something that they didn't do, that is wrong to me

itch >> reporter: the accreditation commission found that city college is spending too much money and is calling for cuts in order for the college to keep its accreditation. ryan smith blames sacramento for the problems itch >> the school is losing money because of state budget cuts which the school has no control over. >> reporter: he doesn't want to see city college give in to the commission's demands. >> if you look at cuts and changes the board is demanding it would require massive cuts to classes a rollback in offering of classes. >> reporter: without accreditation city college would likely shutdown. >> you come and all work and it is not an ed college you are waste you are -- you are wasting your time >> reporter: officials have said in the past they plan to do whatever it takes to stay open.

it has until october 15th, to come up and present a plan. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. a family in san francisco is upset with united airlines claiming the carrier lost their 10-year-old daughter on her way to camp. phoebe took a flight from san francisco, she had a lay over in chicago where she missed her connectioning flight to her final destination in michigan. her parents say nobody from united met her in chicago and they only found out she was stranded when the camp called. phoebe asked for help but was told she had to way united spokesperson tells abc7 news we reached out ly to the family to apologize and we are reviewing their concerns. the airline is refinancedding the miles the family used for that flight. a cooling some have been waiting for. getting feedback on facebook -- some are happy to

see the clouds and cooler weather. 50 minute flight delays into sfo. we'll talk about how much cooler it will be and how much longer it will last. unscrambling the truth about a favorite breakfast food. why scientists think your eggs could be almost as bad as smoking. chelsea clinton talks for the first time about a future in politics.

crews in southern california working now keep a 3,000 acre blaze from reaching the mountains in riverside county. the fire is 15% contained. it broke out yesterday afternoon east of temecula. more than 30 homes evacuated, several destroyed. crews are hoping to gain ground on that tire today ahead of stronger winds and rising temperatures that are forecast for this afternoon. the last evacuation order lifted for the wye fire burning along the lake people living in the hot springs area were allowed to go home an hour ago. authorities may reopen highway 20 this afternoon. the wye fire which includes the walker fire broke out sunday now 70% contained after burning through almost 8,000 acres, two homes were destroyed one out building

damaged. today's weather and the next few days will help. >> it is helping already, humidity up this morning, breezes faster are cooler from the ocean. they are -- they are causing a small problem at sfo. that is going to be more prevalent the next couple of mornings. good morning, that's a trade off to get rid of the fires we'll take it, i guess. looking down from mount tamalpais, you see sausalito but you can't see san francisco, that's a difference thicker clouds from marine layer expanded to 2,000 feet this morning has shrouded san francisco in the clouds. at&t park still cloudy there the game at 12:45, increasing sun, still cool and breezy. live doppler 7 hd you can see cloud cover stubborn today compared to yesterday. with that marine layer means it is climbing over the east bay hills and cooler weather

headed in for the east bay valleys. clouds retreating back to the coast in most areas an hour or two before we see the bay clear out the coast you are probably going to be socked in with clouds the better part of today. 50s half moon bay, san francisco oakland, 60s elsewhere until we get to fairfield east bay valleys, san jose, los gatos low to mid 70s there. by the afternoon hours we'll see slower sunshine return to all neighborhoods except for the coast. cloudy tonight watch out for misty spots along the coast higher elevations for the morning commute, more clouds and cooler this weekend. today compared to average only one area above the east bay valleys, six degrees warmer in livermore today san jose 82 napa 83 degrees cooler than average. oakland 70. redwood city 78, five.

san francisco 63° today selling sweatshirts around fisherman's wharf today. upper 80s to low 90s east bay. upper 60s to 70s east bay shore low to mid 80s south bay with low to upper 70s peninsula. near 60 coast. mid 60s downtown, south san francisco, 68 sausalito mid 70s to low 80s north bay valleys, 72 santa cruz may hit 90 gilroy and morgan hill, temperatures cooler around the state 98 in chico sacramento they were 10° warmer yesterday 105 fresno, 111 palm springs threat of thorpes in the sierra, 81 tahoe, 95 yosemite. for the afternoon game 12:45 first pitch breezy sun, warming from 61 to 66 by the end of the game a lot of news the 50s tonight a handful of 60s antioch, clearlake cloverdale. here's a look at area of low

pressure west pushing stronger marine layer into us that's why with this weak low developing we are having cooler conditions. a lot of talk about moisture from the tropical storm down to our south, i still think the best chance of storms will friday and saturday as it misses us to the west. one or two may stray to the north bay we'll update you. right now it is august, don't cancel plans over a threat of rain in the bay area. it will be cooler this weekend. in health news f you love eggs you may feel uneasy with the new study. researchers say eggs are almost as bad for your arteries as smoking. the problem is with the cholesterol in yolks. they say yolks accelerate build-up plaque in artery walls in people over 40. medical richer -- riffard besser says eggs are a

great source of balanced protein and vitamins and can be good in moderation. >> there are a number of things that affect cholesterol, exercise great way to reduce cholesterol. limiting the amount of saturated and transfats by reading labels. maintaining a healthy weight those things will all reduce cholesterol and they didn't factor those in. >> the study published in the journal arterial sclerosis. the husband of the queen was taken to the hospital buckingham palace offs say prince philip was taken to a hospital as a precautionary measure. he was originally hospitalized for five days in june for the same condition during the queen's diamond jubilee. it looks like chelsea clinton may go into the family business. the only child of bill and hillary clinton tells "vogue" magazine she would consider running for office. she said in the past she wasn't interested in a career

in politics. clinton told the magazine her mother's run for president four years ago, changed her perspective and she wants use her spot in the public eye to affect change. coming up, josh elliot with what is ahead on good afternoon america at 1 p.m.. good to see both of you and everybody there in the bay area. coming up here on good afternoon mission, we've got the fierce five the women's gymnastics team back from london toting all their hardware they will join us today. a question for everyone are children just too coddled? these days i'm going to guess the super nanny and a comedian have takes. lara and her mom took on the world's biggest yard sale, six states and 600 miles long.

they will talk about all of it. and we have melissa joan hart joining us

later today new type of chocolate that promises half the fat. we'll tell you about the insrepbls by a european researcher. >> the waiting period is almost over for facebook's first investors to sell their shares.

those stories and more later today. before we go one more check of the weather with mike. wrapping up a three game series at at&t park you will probably need sunscreen, coat or light jacket low 60s for the better part of the game. 90s east bay valleys today may be one of the last days temperatures on the decline as we head into the weekend. we want to remind you about our alarm clock app for the iphone you can download it the iphone you can download it for free from apple's app [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online.

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