"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> good evening, i'm matt jablow in tonight for bruce johnson. thank you for joining us. we are tracking somebody ear weather this evening. severe thunderstorms rolling through the dc area right now. anny joining us from the weather center. how long is the weather with us and what does it mean for tomorrow's big holiday? >> we are expecting this to be around the rest of the night. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight. here is a look at one of our tower cameras. it is pouring. water all over our lens here. in fact, you can hear the thunder rumbling outside our studios here. let's take a look at this severe thunderstorm watch and warning. right now live doppler 9000 shows us that we have got basically storms around the dc area. we have several in the dc area. let's zoom into show you what some of the storms are doing and where they are at. some holding hail just north of dc, south of silver spring where you see the purple color. that is where there is hail. damaging wind gusts as a possibility and some locally heavy rain whic

. >> reporter: the cameras record realtime but do not provide a live feed back to police. those cameras will be owned by the city of oakland. total price tag is approximately $70,000. but no word tonight on how that expense was paid. meanwhile, dana, after three months there is still no named suspects in the murder of compost. >> great they followed up on this. i'm wondering in light of all the cutbacks and such, they need people to man the cameras. >> reporter: they do not provide a realtime feed back to oakland police. they will record on sight. if there is an event police are able as we mentioned in the story that shop owners are giving keys. police can go into the establishment, take the recording and then use the video. >> thank you for clarifying. i'm sorry, i misunderstood that. robert in oakland. thank you very much. >>> richmond police seized nearly $1 million worth of cocaine and meth at an apartment today. take a look at the drugs, the money and weapons police collected near riverside avenue. they got a search warrant for the spot and after another one, after of

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> right now, police are investigating a double homicide in richmond. what we are learning about the victims and the search for suspects. >>> justice in jeopardy. hundreds of bay area court employees could get pink slips today. longer lines for you. >>> good morning, it's monday, july 18. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. we are starting off very early this morning, 4:30, no drizzle. how is the week shaping up, kristy is here to tell us. good morning. >> good morning. sunshine and warmer weather this week. temperatures today look like this. 65 the high in san francisco. 69 in oakland, san jose warming up to 79 and concord breaking that 80-degree mark mostly sunny skies. i'll tell you how warm we'll get later in the week in a bit but over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> good morning. an accident southbound 880 right at dixon landing. a vehicle off the side of the road into a ditch. noninjury chp on scene so it will take a few minutes to retrieve the vehicle. 880/237 which isn't too far from there off to a good start. >>

well, this is the way according to the white house for the president to have a realtime conversation with people out there. this is his way of talking to them about jobs, about the economy, about that 9.1% unemployment rate. so this is the way for the president to reach out to a lot of people over a short period of time. here's how it's going to work. it's going to last for about an hour. as you said, it will be moderated by twitter co-founder jack dorsey. people have been sending in their questions all week long. 140 characters, which is what happens per twitter, the president, however, will be able to respond much longer than 140 characters. he'll be giving verbal responses and then staffers will tweet out sort of condensed versions of his responses. tamron? >> all right, kristen. already gone through a list of some of those that have been submitted. we'll see if speaker boehner gets his question answered by the president. joining me live is jonathan allen, senior political reporter for police coand the marketer for black enterprise magazine. the question from speaker boehner, will

the search giant wants to integrate realtime with its ownsocial network project.new third person racing game doesn't follow the story line of the disney pixar film but features some of the same characters. games.com gives it high marks. >> you would be hard-pressed to find a more charming game that is packed with family friendly entertainment value this summer. >> reporter: abc news is a division of the walt disney -- company that push lived that game. those ruer tech bites -- those are your tech bites, i am daniel sieberg. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> it is now up to the jury after weeks of testimony and evidence casey anthony's fate is in the hands of a panel of 25-year-old peers. >> the search continues for boater swept off over-- boaters swept overboard off baja california. i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. before we get to the news, let's get to the weather. it was steamy out there yesterday. >> it was sticky. lynette. >> i know. i know. it's going to be a little sticky out there again for today. but we will get more sunshine so that makes

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie -- >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> she came running out saying i been shot. >> a stray bullet goes through a san francisco apartment building hitting an 11-year-old girl. who police now have behind bars. >>> with three new suspects behind bars, there is new information on the injuries sustained by giants fan bryan stow. >>> and survivors describe 90 minutes of terror when a gunman opened fire at a youth summer camp in norway. the reason police were delayed in responding. >>> good evening, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. two young men are behind bars tonight in connection to a shooting that left an 11-year- old san francisco girl in critical condition. the two suspects are 18 or 19 years old. police have not released their names but say they were involved in an altercation in the city's western addition neighborhood last night that erupted in gunfire. alley rasmus reports. >> reporter: eric holtz described the scene when he heard gunfire at 11:00 last night. >> it was loud and sudden. i was -- went deaf, you kno

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> he was okay, but i was of course in shock. >> the mexican navy searching around the clock for several bay area fishermen missing at sea. the hopeful signs they could have been found alive and amazing survival stories. >>> the 4th of july fun gets dangerous in the bay area. how illegal fireworks may have sparked several grassfires. >> good morning, it's tuesday, july 5. >> good to have you on board. >> glad to be here. a little more comfy in the studio than out in the field. back to work today. traffic and weather this morning going to be very important hitting the road. >> that's right. first to weather. right, lawrence? >> yes. everybody is well else ared today ready to go. >> great 4th of july. yes, the weather was fantastic. today i think we are going to crank up the temperatures a little bit. about 73 degrees, still some fog showing up in san francisco and dense fog at the coast. 90's in some of the valleys but a big cooldown coming up. more on the weather in a few minutes. first let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> they have not given up hope in the search. >> bay area families anxiously wait for word of seven boaters still lost at sea near baja. this morning the daughter of the first confirmed victim shares her memories. >>> casey anthony could go home a free woman as early as tomorrow. , an alternate juror speaks ought about the panel's tough decision. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, july 6. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30, july 6. it's hump daday. >> that's >> that's right. got a good feel to it. >> it was cold this morning. >> yeah. it was. you can feel it, huh? you can see the fog coming into the city and it looks like we are going to see more of the fog in the coming days as things start to cool down a bit. it's still going to be hot in some spots inland today but those temperatures are starting to come down. no triple digits today. still, 94 in concord, 90 san jose, 71 in san francisco. more on that cooler weather in a moment, right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> let's check out the bay bridge toll p

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> they have a big job to do and they have a lot of work hide of them. and we are just putting all our faith in the lapd right now. >> family reacts to a bombshell in the bryan stow case. two new suspects arrested. what's next to the man who claimed his innocence all along? >> and san francisco police change their story. why they now say they didn't fatally shoot a young man. >>> good morning, it's friday, july 22. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. time now 4:30. let's start off with a quick look at traffic and weather. and kristy, we can officially ask now for the weekend forecast. >> it's looking good, yes. the good news is we are going to have pleasant conditions throughout the weekend. a little cooler today than yesterday. but close to seasonal. a little cooler in oakland and san francisco. i'll tell you if we'll warm up or cool down. first we have traffic. >> reports of an accident south 101 at millbrae and construction closure near tully in the south bay. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>>

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> they are quickly running out of time. with just four days until the debt limit deadline, what lawmakers may do to resolve the stalemate. >>> a man in critical condition this morning after being shot in the chest in the east bay. what may have prompted the gunfire. good morning. it's friday. we love friday, don't we? all in favor, say aye. >> aye! [ laughter ] >> long time acoming! >> july 29th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. we are going to start off our friday with some traffic and weather. >> a little purple here on the set. >> purple, purple well represented this friday. >> weather and are you going to give us a nice day? >> i am. a little about the of fog and cloud cover out there this morning. a little bit of fog and cloud cover, dense in some places. this afternoon, plenty of sunshine, into the low 90s inland again today. seeing some 60s and 70s around the bay, cooler there and cool at the coast. so stay inland if you are looking for the warmth. >> things look great. no major traffic problems. mass transit i

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the coast guard ends the search for seven missing fish american off the baja coast. today one of the victims is laid to rest. >>> disturbing details uncovered about phillip garrido's criminal past as new video surfaces of the garridos capturing close-ups of unsuspecting young girls. >>> good wednesday morning. it's july 13. i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger, frank has the morning off. time now is 4:30. let's check traffic and weather starting with kristy. again, we have drizzle. is it ever going away? >> it's going to stick around for the next couple of days. yesterday you said it feels like groundhog day. i'm sorry to say, that's the case for today. another gray day. seeing that drizzle at the coastline cool temperatures once again well below average for this time of year. 60 for san francisco. we'll have a look at when the sunshine will return in a bit. over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you. >> good morning, roadwork 880 southbound between embarcadero and 29th. various lanes closed this morning, so slight delays

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. a major ferry strike right before the big holiday weekend. the upgrade that is forcing thousands of commuters to find another ride to work today. >>> not doing their jobs and then lying about it. pg&e's shocking admission about skipping crucial inspections. good morning, it's friday, july 1. i'm grace lee. >> did you say it's friday? >> it is friday. >> that's much better. you just said it's friday. >> wait until 6:30! [ laughter ] >> 4:30. i'm frank mallicoat. you have four happy people here. we have a beautiful holiday weekend ahead. and it's flied. >> going to be hot. >> yeah. it really is. it's going to be scorching hot. if you want a hot weekend, the 4th of july weekend is the time to do it. high pressure building in, temperatures soaring this afternoon as high as the 90s into concord, 80s in san jose, 70s around the bay. you get the idea, temperatures could be near 100 this weekend. we'll talk more about that in a moment. right now let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> let's go

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a massive fire emits a gigantic plume of smoke seen across the bay area. the accident that sparked a fiery scene at a plastics plant. >>> a shooting, chase and crash this. morning, one person is dead. the chain of events in the east bay early this morning. >>> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. it's hump day. we love that. it's july 27. >> i'm grace lee. you can see the end from here. the end of the week! [ laughter ] >> not quite. >> i can see it. >> did you see that plume yesterday? >> amazing. >> i was in walnut creek when they had that big plastics fire in fairfield. i didn't know what it was. what is that? >> all that plastic and all the smoke headed toward the central valley. we were lucky it didn't blow back the other direction. it could have been acute for the bay area but things settling down there. the weather looking good as we are ready to go back to normal, something we haven't been able to say for quite a while. these temperatures about average this time year. 6 degrees in san francisco. 8 -- 67 degrees in san franci

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. [ yelling ] >>> angry crowds silence san francisco's top cop. what's next as police try to control the rage over a deadly shooting. >>> nose gear touchdown... having fired the imagination... >> touching down for the last time. the picture-perfect end for atlantis and 30 years of space shuttle history. >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 21. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is 4:30. we'll start you off with a look at traffic and weather. i guess a little fog throughout. >> yeah, fog at the coast, more cloud cover on the whole but today's going to be another beautiful day similar to yesterday, maybe a little cooler. still warming up into the 90s inland. i'll tell you how warm we'll be in our warmest spots in just a bit but gianna has traffic. >> thank you. good morning. well, we are starting off with roadwork this morning on the pay bridge. in fact, it's going to show you down in both directions. details in just minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it was the perfect way to end nasa's sp

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> violence and the vandalism over a deadly police shooting in san francisco. our own crew attacked! how police are trying to ease tensions tonight. >>> a media mogul nearly slapped with a pie and the drama just beginning. why britain's prime minister is in the hot seat over a phone hacking scandal today. good morning. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is 4:30. let's start with a quick look after traffic and weather. we'll go over to kristy seifkin. >> today is the day filled with sunshine that we have been waiting for. check this out. in all locations, actually going to see sun by the afternoon and temperatures getting into the 90s inland. warming trend will continue. tell you exactly how long in a bit but over to gianna now with a look at traffic. >> let's start with a live look at 580/680 in pleasanton. okay through here but just east of there we have an injury accident blocking the right lane actually major injuries reported in this accident. happened a couple of hours ago. we'll have more

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> it's insane. the police think we're stupid. >> as rage groves a deadly shooting, police plan to make their case to the public what they say proves that the suspect fired first. >>> the new twist in the phone hacking scandal that has unraveled the murdoch empire. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, july 19. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. we are starting off this tuesday with a quick check of your traffic and weather. let's start off with kristy. good morning. how's it going today? >> good morning, grace. going well. hope it's goin well for you, too. heat advisories in the rest of the country but we hav comfortable heat. concord 84, plenty of sunshine, and even warmer temperatures in store. tell you about that in a little bit. but gianna has the driving conditions. >> good morning. accident-free but we have roadwork to look out for especially on the lower deck of the bay bridge off the skyway. also on the westbound side, as well. i'll have more details on that coming right up. back to you. >>

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> california makes history with a new law. what you can expect when it comes to your child's history lesson. >>> plus, a wake-up call from a pop music icon. the reason why the atlantis crew got to sleep in this morning. >> tempting especially on a friday. good morning, i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. frank has the morning -- frank has the week off. time now 4:30. let's start with a quick look at traffic and weather. >> good morning. temperatures today still going to be cool. should be pretty overall. around the bay shores temperatures in the low 60s and partly sunny skies. oakland 65, san jose and concord sunshine and low 70s. gianna has a look at traffic. >> good morning. we have an accident on the southbound side of 101 just as you come out of the waldo tunnel approaching the golden gate bridge. it was blocking lanes but chp says they just moved it out of the road and you can see on this live look at the golden gate bridge that traffic is moving okay. we'll have a look at the san mateo bridge coming up plus all the c

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a fight is on a flight between two passengers and the pilot that attacked on a plane that landed at sfo this morning. >>> alex trebek leaves the bay area and how the jeopardy host became a crime victim and tried to take matters into his own hands. >>> good morning, it's thursday, july 28. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >> time now is 4:30. and we begin this morning with some breaking news right now. a lockdown has just been lifted in an east bay neighborhood. police have just cleared the scene in newark. we had heard that s.w.a.t. was on scene at blackburn drive in the lake district. residents say they were told to stay indoors and that one person may be barricaded inside a home there. just hours earlier newark officers tried to pull over a car that was registered to an east palo alto murder suspect. the car led officers on a high- speed chase that ended in lathrop. right now it's unclear in the lockdown was connected to the -- if the lockdown was connected to the police chase. >>> a fight delays a flight from florida to

please stand by for realtime captions. please stand by for realtime captions. please stand by for realtime captions. the debt >>> this is a cbs news special report. the debt crisis, a republican response from cbs news headquarters in new york, here is bob shaffer. >>> good evening. we are on the air tonight because president obama has asked the networks for time to address the nation on the debt crisis. he's going to be speaking tonight from the east room of the white house. congress and the white house are absolutely deadlocked on finding a way to raise the debt limit to keep the nation from falling into financial default. norm mcdonald is our white house correspondent. nora, the president has made what? four news conferences in the last three weeks and now asked to speak to the nation tonight. what brought all this about? >> there is no doubt president obama is frustrated by the stalemate in congress, so tonight he will use a rare prime-time address, only the seventh his presidency to try to rally the american people to urge their lawmakers to speak compromis

ice says that the agency is this broadcast captioned in realtime by adrena ordubegian. to meet with citizens but it hasn't discussed plans yet. >> >> 22 laid off temperatures were laid off due to budget cuts and got their jobs back thanks to a grant by the federal emergency management agency. 49 firefighters had been let go. only 22 accepted the city offer to return. the other 27 had found other jobs. starting monday, the reinstated firefighters will be beginning a refresher course. vacancies will be filled in stages from other departments. >> and a woman hit by a bicyclist crossing a busy san francisco street is in surgery this afternoon, injured on the embarcadero. and it happened just after 8:30 and officials say the cyclists went through the intersection and hit a woman in her late 60s in the crosswalk. the woman suffered head trauma an investigation suggests she was crossing legally with the light. officials say he could face the same charges as the driver. >> and the driver that have uc san francisco shuttle involved in a fatal crash yesterday may have run a red l

and to participate the movie production in realtime.ts will be released every couple of days on social media outlets. they will be invited to respond and help create the next installment. after three weeks the project will be edited into a single movie. >> audition now. >> all right. >> getting ready. >> to reverse a debt crisis. new pitch president obama will make to the nation today. >> a brother has dedicated his entire summer to finding his sister. the family of michelle le has big plans today. her relatives are not giving up. we'll have that story up next. >> also next at 5:30, he has been caught many times for the same crime but police can't do much to stop him. what one lawmakers to prevent this th guy from ripping people off again. >> if you are travel around the country a short-lived break from the heat with upper 70 80s to 90s. phoenix in 83. good news nothing is happening at our major airports. all you are running on time. if they do change, flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> i'm amy hollyfield live in hayward where voluntee

instilled installed the plug in, i can click call him and something will pop up on his screen and he in realtime he want to download the plug-in and we are video chatting. >> he said it was going to be awesome. he says in addition to the partnership with skype, he is announcing that there is a lot of new stuff coming down the pike and new software, like a music partnership. i had to leave a little earlier. david louie is in there right now. he was blogging throughout the announcement. he'll have much more for you tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. live in palo alto, terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." >> another social networking monster, president obama is answering questions in the first ever twitter townhall. he is answering questions in front of an audience in the east room of the white house instead of answer weigh tweets. the public has submitted questions over twitter. some of the tweets, afl/cio says where are the jobs? republicans have been pounding the president. john boehner, would you admit the stimulus was mistake? we have a link on our website at abc7news.com under see it on tv if you want

. >> it is called realtime, but it is more like mail slime. yes, friday, a night of the week was a banner night for bill marr and his banner of pet few lent pea nusss. -- penises. let's start as they discuss the republican president candidate's christian counseling clinic that advises troubled gays. >> i don't want to be crass, but i hope that marcus bachman takes all of the rage that comes from repression and denial and brings it into the bedroom with her. i hope he [bleep] her angrily. that's how i would. i thought about it. >> just so i don't get charge with sexism, i sometimes think about [bleep] rick san for rum. >> and these are the intellectuals. i like that shot of mark cuban going like this. and then there was a savage a little later adding his thoughts after mark compared republicans to yasser arafat. >> you republicans are like arafat. >> unfortunately not exactly like them. >> savage apologized later on, writing on his blog, "i want to apologize for fishing all republicans dead. i don't feel that way. my dad is a republican. and it

. >> google has shut down the realtime search service.ntegrate realtime with its own social networking project which is called google plus. >> pentagon is going high-tech and mark zuckerberg is going to be interviewed by bill gates. >> that is a lot of money up there. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with more on all this. >> no doubt about it. the meeting of the minds, hundreds of executives headed to idaho for sun valley conference, henry bloget says bill gates will interview facebook mark zuckerberg and both were harvard dropouts with phenomenal start-ups on their resumes. trading this morning, coming back from a long weekend, slightly lower across the board. silicon valley index trading higher. los angeles international trying to the take the crown from san francisco in terms of international fliers. more have been shunning the conditions at lax and opting to fly to san francisco instead. so los angeles is planning the first major expansion. fuel efficiency is priority. automakers may plan to use more alumin

. >> i can click call him and something will pop up on the screen and in realtime he can go and download the plug-in. and then we're video chatting. is awesome. >>> no video chat here. we're live. we're talking about fog on the coast. there's a lot there that's filled in. some inland areas are still in the warm-to-hot category. the fog which came rapidly and is now filling in. it's still too shallow to make much of an impact, we're seeing some of that cooler breeze. temperatures are running 3 two to four degrees cooler in most locations but they are actually running slightly warmer along the -- along the coast because of the increase in the fog. low clouds, fog, westerly breeze. however, there's still a slight component of the northerly wind. 63 in san francisco. 73 redwood city, 72 in oakland and speaking of the fog bank there it is. west-southwest 16 to travis. that's really the key if you want inland cooling. once that cranks up to 20, that really starts the cooling trend. some tropical clouds coming up from the sierra nevada. big area of low pressure starts digging in. it will lift i

others, we are told, will be picked in realtime.t out, what's interesting is that republicans have already jumped all over this event led by speaker boehner who was encouraging republicans to get on this twitter feed they had, a live feed, to ask the president their own questions using that "ask obama" hash tag, and already you're seeing things from the rnc, asking, where are the jobs? i'm not certain that those questions from republicans in that matter will make it into the president's lineup, but you never know. >> i guess they could just call the president too if they have a question. it looks like they might be getting this thing underway here in just a second. but help our audience, since i still have you here. and to our audience, you still can get questions in. like dan just said, they have already preselected some, but they'll take some in realtime. if you're on twitter, you can send a question in. we'll show this to you live as they get under way in just a second. but dan, the audience, does he certainly feel like and shoul

what this does it chris, mixes that audio in realtime with the rest of the audio. >> you can't appreciatedhis in a broadcast because you normally don't listen to in it surround sound. but when your opponent is tailgating you, you hear him from behind you. >> that is called spatial location. it's not just about games. in a conference call you could drag and drop other people from one ear to the other. another effect is occlusion. >> if i step behind a wall my voice sounds behind the wall. >> you must be playing the game online, the sound needs to be processed. so the game must be enabled with axion technology. need for speed will be the first game to use it. with the next step, richard hart "abc 7 news." >> technology developed here in the bay area could soon be done at home. health and sciences reporter carolynohnson has a portable monitor that allows scientists to scan brain waves. >> the volunteer wearing this head set is communicating with a brain wave monitor. it appears a 5,. >>> he believes the device could hem people better regulate their sleep. >> having to wake up, but just fine i

instilled installed the plug in, i can click call him and something will pop up on his screen and he in realtime he want to download the plug-in and we are video chatting. >> he said it was going to be awesome. he says in addition to the partnership with skype, he is announcing that there is a lot of new stuff coming down the pike and new software, like a music partnership. i had to leave a little earlier. david louie is in there right now. he was blogging throughout the announcement. he'll have much more for you tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. live in palo alto, terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." >> another social networking monster, president obama is answering questions in the first ever twitter townhall. he is answering questions in front of an audience in the east room of the white house instead of answer weigh tweets. the public has submitted questions over twitter. some of the tweets, afl/cio says where are the jobs? republicans have been pounding the president. john boehner, would you admit the stimulus was mistake? we have a link on our website at abc7news.com under see it on tv if you want

it's not clear when bart will please stand by for realtime captions. please stand by for realtime captions. >>> service at the station is also suspended. not clear when bart will restore regular service. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> . >>> for the second time in a week, a popular east bay park has been transformed into a crime scene. the delta dienza trail runs from concord to oakley, but a stretch in pittsburgh has seen a recent spike in violence. the latest shooting happened just last night. we're told the victim is a teenager. dionne? >> there was a lot of speculation on the trail today. turns out, though, that the 14- year-old shot here last night was hanging out with a bunch of friends. according to police, the shooting was an accident. >> i heard shooting, but thought they were fire crackers. >> reporter: that's what it sounded like last night when police say a group of four or five teens walked along the trail firing a gun. >> with the stolen firearm had been shooting indiscriminately. we believe they had been drinking some alcohol at some

. >>> plus, why google put the brakes on its realtime searches. >>> and good evening.'m chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're on watch tonight for all of you heading out for fireworks. in san francisco, fog free. 62 degrees. we'll let you know if any fog is going esto be rolling in tonigh bngco u it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>> a bay area family is out of a home this fourth of july after watching their house go up in flames. it happened in san francisco's glen park neighborhood. firefighters got the call c

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. up and at 'em!allicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >> we are looking at 90s down the way, aren't we, lawrence? >> think there's plenty to smile about as we'll see improved weather around the bay area today. 80s inland, 70s at the bay, 60s and foggy at the coast. >> great news except for roadwork. roadwork on the upper deck of the bay bridge is fine, we'll have more traffic coming up in a bit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> at first light a manhunt is getting under way in the east bay searching for gunmen who shot at a park ranger way rifle. kristy seifkin has what police believe they were doing there in the first place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was just before 7:00 last night that an officer with east bay regional parks was doing his regular foot search when two men opened fire on him. he actually had to fire back duck for cover and police had to send in emergency crews to rescue him. police actually sent in a recovery armored truck to get him away from the scene and thankfully wasn't inju

and i'm grace le s >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everybodyit is friday, it's july the 1st. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. [ pause ] >>> we -- we have breaking news to tell you about. the strike is called off. the golden gate ferries will run this morning. anne makovec is in larkspur with the explanation. >> reporter: we heard from the spokesman for the golden gate bridge district who learned that the soon planning on sending all of its workers to work today. last night they said they weren't going to be. so there's a lot of confusion. but the bottom line, everything should be running as normal here at the larkspur terminal as well as the sausalito terminal and the strike is just not going to happen. the ticket agents are represented by the inland boatsman union. they said last night they were planning to not be at work today. that's when the bridge district decided to make the call and cancel the ferry service. the ticket agents are upset at the ferry division's plan to replace them with automated ticket-selling machines. the union sa

. >>> google has temporarily shut down its search engine feature that allows users to find realtime updates from twitter, facebook and other social networking sites. google posted a message saying its realtime feature is being disabled while google explores how to incorporate its recently launched google plus into the feature. google plus is the search giant's latest attempt to enter the social networking segment of the internet. >>> video game makers are trying to reverse sales slumped by getting players more involved in the game. game makers are creating characters that evolve based on their experience within the game. players are asked to make choices including moral decisions that can change the way the game's played. one example is the new star wars game that will have 20 different endings. literally a billion routes to get to the end of the game. >> wow. >> sounds cool. >>> time now 5:52. the sky was the limit for a fantastic 4th of july fireworks show. in san francisco all over the bay area how fireworks combined with the weather to make it a holiday to remember. >>> plus why this ma

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning.is live pictures right now. this is in florida inside the space shuttle that is still scheduled to launch this morning at 8:26 our time. you can see the astronauts there wearing their orange launch and entry suits. everybody planning ongoing up in space today. but with the weather conditions, it's only a 30% go right now according to nasa's facebook page so we are going to keep you posted. but they are still planning on being ready to go up. it is friday, july 8. i'm anne makovec. frank mallicoat has the morning off. let check traffic and weather. kristy seifkin is in for lawrence this morning. >> weather looking good. calm this morning and by this afternoon, warming up nicely, hot weather in those inland spots going to hit 95 in concord, oakland 70, san jose 85, san francisco 68. over to elizabeth with traffic. >> we have a rough start to the morning commute. if you are traveling through sunnyvale there is a traffic alert in effect. a jackknifed big rig southbound 101 before the lawre

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> norway stunned after two deadly attacks. next, the suspect hijacked the bombing in the shooting attack on teenagers. >>> and deadlocked on the debt debate. the blame game played by the white house and gop leaders, plus tough love from the bench. the bay area judge giving young offenders a second channels. good morning. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm jim bernard with your weekend weather. slight way warmer but not a heat wave. temperatures warming up, low clouds and fog in place across the golden gate. we'll have earlier clearing in that fog layer here this afternoon bringing a little more sunshine even back to the beaches which of course means slightly warmer temperatures for the region. a closer look coming up in a few minutes. >>> an innocent victim of gun violence a young girl inside an apartment last night in san francisco when a gunshot from outside hit her in the chest. she is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this was the scene around 11:15 last night on laguna street in the western addition. police say someon

. >>> well, google temporarily shut down its realtime feature. that allows users to find updates from facebook, twitter and other social networking sites as they are posted. the mountain view based company says it's working to incorporate its realtime with its google plus. that's the project that it unveiled last week and let's users share things with small groups of people. >>> i'm checking stock numbers today. they're expected to head lower after a pretty good run for the last five days. right now mix dow jones up just a little bit. >>> well, if you ever thought it would be cool to have a scientific discovery named after you, you could be in luck. the nonprofit group discover life in america is surveying every animal in the great smoky mountain national park. it's selling the naming rights to any newly discovered creatures. the minimum donation is $2500. so far it has six donors. the group has discovered more than 7,000 new species in that park in the last ten years. could have a dave clark animal. >> that's a good idea. >>> time now 6:52. well

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for ann notarangelo. he watched and a b.a.r.t police officer shot and killed oscar grant. now grant's best friend is also dead by the hands of a gunman. joe vazquez is in hayward tonight to tell us what happened. joe? >> reporter: juliette, family members of john caldwell wrapped up an emotional vigil here at the murder scene of the six people that were on that platform new year's day 2009. two have now died violently and so young. >> oscar grant then him now. >> reporter: two and a half years after the shooting death of his best friend oscar grant, 25-year-old caldwell was himself murdered. >> happened in broad daylight which is real crazy too. >> right. >> i don't know, it is just dum, i think it is. >> reporter: caldwell was sitting in a car at a hayward gas station around 5:30 p.m. friday when someone walked up and fired several rounds. the suspect ran away. police searched the area but never found the gunman. investigators say they don't believe the shooting was random but they are not e

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> at this hour, a helicopter is sweeping the hills until the east bay. police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a park officer last night. investigators believe the attack is linked to an illegal pot growing operation. kristy seifkin reports. >> reporter: it's shocking to say the least because there's not much that really happens around here. >> reporter: around 7:00 last night a suspect fired at an officer with an assault rifle. the uninjured officer returned fire and then hunkered down in the brush until an armored police vehicle could rescue him. law enforcement searched for him until sundown but didn't find suspects or any injured park-goers. police believe the suspects fired at the officer because he stumbled across their illegal marijuana growing operation, something that's not unfamiliar to east bay regional parks police. >> a couple of years ago, a operation out there that we located where we have video of armed individual

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon. i'm elizabeth wenger. >> i'm grace lee. >>> can you believe it? the u.s. women's soccer team is headed to another world cup final. they scored a thrilling victory a short time ago. i was watching. dennis o'donnell was, as well. he is at san francisco civic center where soccer fever has kicked up a notch hasn't it, dennis. >> reporter: it has. it always does, you know, when the world cup rolls around. there is an old saying, if you can't go to the world cup in germany, well, bring the world cup to you. and that's what happened. hundreds of fans gathered today to watch the semi finals between the u.s. and france. >> the kick and it's a goooooooaaaaal! abbey womback again! they are heading to the world cup cup finals with that one! >> reporter: they went nuts. the header in the 79th minute was the difference. the united states defeats france to advance to the world cup final on sunday. 3-1 the final. ii didn't know i would be doing this live shot today. i came down to watch the world cup

for any politician to use social media, they're actually getting a realtime view, a realtime sense of what is being discussed and what the public is thinking about or worried about. the trick is is actually using technology not just as a broadcast media and as most politicians are doing but also using it as a listening post and to really understand the dynamics of the communication process of... among people so that they don't actually use it only for one hour. i mean, frankly, the white house is struggling a little bit with 20th century communication techniques meeting up with 21st century communication techniques and staging these events which are great first steps but the president should really be tweeting all the time. he does occasionally but.... >> brown: tweeting all the time? isn't he a little busy for that? don't we want him to be too busy for that? >> i'm not suggesting he tweets every minute of the day. i'm suggesting incorporating it into his life. he writes letters everyday, he answers the phone everyday, he's communicating and it's important for the president to use eve

the goal is to get police to monitor cameras in realtime to identify suspects. the first camera put into place today outside of the restaurant with popular owner was purr murdered in a for his daughter, the installation comes none too soon. >> in three months my father was murdered unjustly. the restaurant was robbed yet again, and thirdly a man was shot outside of the restaurant. >> no one has been charged with the murder. the reward for information leading to an arrest in this case is now $30,000. >> and a lot more to bring you here tonight. at 6:30 president issues a challenge. >> i am still pushing... for to us achieve a big deal. >> coming up next local tea party weighs in on the debt crisis in washington. >> a household name and household products becomes a take overtarget. the company's stockholders with a bidding war. >>> a salute to a man they didn't know. a fitting home coming to a soldier missing since world war ii. another half hour of news begins in just a moment. llllllllllllllasasqpqpqpqpqpú+ j qqqqqqqhi@x@x@xpshxhx Ñ Ñ@t@t@t@t@t@t@t@t@t@t@

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm grace lee. >>> well, first it was police, and now the fire department has taken a big hit in san jose. just as fire season starts to heat up, starting today, there will be fewer fire trucks available to respond to emergencies. one engine from fire station 29 is being taken out of service to save money. the number of firefighters on trucks is being reduced from five to four, and crews are all taking a 10% pay cut. as a result, the department says response times could increase. >>> good news in oakland for some police officers. the city will hire back 22 of the 80 police officers that it laid off last year under a new city budget that was approved last night to close a $58 million shortfall. the mayor cast the deciding vote. the plan includes pay and benefit cuts that city workers have already accepted. >>> work crews are cleaning up a mess in the east bay. east bay m.u.d. says that a water main broke near san pablo dam road in el sobrante around 9:30 thi

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's the end of an era. the space shuttle atlantis is back home. good afternoon, i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. frank has the day off. >>> this morning's landing marks the end for american manned space flights. for thousands of nasa employees, it's also the last day on the job. manuel gallegus reports from kennedy space center on a day that is emotional on so many levels. >> piercing the predawn skies... >> reporter: two earth-shaking sonic booms, a smooth touchdown in predawn darkness. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> reporter: and retirement for the shuttle fleet and its 30 years of american manned space flight. >> we copy, we'll stop and take this opportunity to congratulate you atlantis as well as the thousands of passionate individuals across this great space faring nation. >> reporter: from the landing strip, atlantis was towed across the kennedy space center, a sort of farewell parade for nasa employees. here at the kennedy space center, there is a strong sense of relief that the final shuttle missio

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> it started small and then the wind fanned the flames. more than three dozen cars burn in a bay area car lot. how firefighters believe it got started. >>> holiday heat wave. how the bay area is trying to cool off under the blanket of triple digit temperatures. >>> no rest for the weary after an emotional day in court. the casey anthony murder case goes to the jury tomorrow even though it is a holiday. good evening. the b.a.r.t is closed right now because of a shooting. don knapp has the latest. >> reporter: from what we understand it is a b.a.r.t police officer shot a man with a knife. the man has been taken to san francisco general hospital. we have heard reports that he may be dead. now here is what we understand happened. we understand that from a tourist who was standing on the platform waiting for a train to go to san bruno he heard four shots looking to his left where he heard the shots coming from. he ran to the area seeing a man on the ground and saw a man several feet away on the ground. we don't know what the circumstanc

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon. i'm elizabeth wenger. >> i'm grace lee. he is accused of stealing half a million dollars worth of artwork including two picassos. today that suspected thief appeared in front of a judge in san francisco. anne makovec on what happened in court today. anne. >> reporter: well, his lawyer wanted his bail reduced to $2 million. and the judge said no way citing public safety concerns for local businesses. so mark lugo is still in jail here in san francisco this afternoon. this is footage from the courtroom this morning when mark lugo pleaded not guilty. the judge won't let us show lugo but according to police we have already seen him in this surveillance video walking out of the weinstein gallery in union square on july 5. a picasso sketch under his arm. that's the crime he is charged with today. his lawyer wanted his bail reduced from $5 million. the judge said no and his attorney admitted it was a moot point. >> we cannot post bail in california because he has a hold from back east. were