unique outdoor experience that is not easily replaced by any of their setting any worlwhere else in san franc. san francisco eaters are interested in cuisine. there adventuress. the fact theyuse grea use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopular. >> i have been dying to have these. >> i have had that roach coach experience. it is great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was m

if did you happen to see a big red ball in sans france today? it there is! the sign of something big coming >> coming up at 6:00, help for home owners struggling to make ends meet. the group that can help cut your mortgage down by as much as a thousand dollars a month. >> a multibill dollar industry that can't operate like a normal business. why banks don't want this group's money. >>> speaking of my. this week's powerball is coming to california. today the lottery game's signature redball made a stop in san francisco. it's on a state tour to promote powerball. you can purchase a ticket on monday. the current jackpot is $40 million. good luck. >>> this is "world news." tonight, breaking news, six americans dead overseas. troops and civilians. what we're learning right now about two separate attacks in afghanistan and how they pulled this off. >>> gone missing. have we lost sight of the missiles on the move in north korea? tensions rising after north korean president goes on tv firing that pistol. our bob woodruff is standing by on the korean border tonight.

claudia cowen in our san france news room this afternoon. >> the victim is eight-year-old leila fowler, who is being rememberedded to as a delightful hollywoodchild who could melt anyone's heart and loved the color purple. she was brutally stabbed together in valley springs in calaveras county, an hour south and east of sacramento. already parents were not home. the intense manhunt now in its second full day and directly affecting everyone in this small community. over the weekend, residents were on a virtual lockdown as more than 100 officers combed the area. >> we're doing a house-to-house search and in some cases, we're searching extensively into attics and storage sheds. it is a difficult area to search. it's remote. reporter: a neighbor reportedly saw the intruder running from the scene, and together with the victim's brother, who saw the intruder face-to-face, describes the suspect as six feet tall. white or hispanic, a musclear build and long gray hair. they hope to have dna results back in a week. authorities say leila's 12-year-old brother is not a suspect but they're question

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frances. also coming up, san francisco gets readily to hold the city's second sunday streets of the year. we will tell you where you >> new this morning a special benefit concert called sing fourth america take place tonight at san francisco's palace of fine arts. it is to singers what a marathon is to runners. it's a chance to raise money doing what they love. last year's inaugural benefit concert raised more than $100,000, benefiting some 40 organizations. with the help of sponsors, 100% of the funds raised tonight will go to various arts groups suffering from budget cuts. the concert starts at 7:00, and if you would like more information, you can check our website, abc7news.com under "see it on tv." >>> the second sunday streets event of the season takes place today in san francisco's mission district. the free event starts at 11:00 this morning along valencia street to 24th. and from 24th street on valencia to hampshire. streets will be closed to traffic so families and merchants can play and conduct business in a fun and safe environment. the food, music and family events go on until

a secret here in san francisco there is a long history of long cultural partner between san francisco and france. paris is a sister city of ours and the school is emblem mattic of this change. they moved over from berkeley i believe in 1997 or 98, and since then located here on oak just steps away from city hall. they partnered with chinese american international school as well showing they have been an active community participant especially reaching out to other cultures and expressing deep roots and bringing diversity to san francisco. this new location is in the heart of district five and particular concern for us because it's a location over on pave street for a number of years now has been a blight on the neighborhood. the san francisco unified school district has granted the ownership of the building to french american international school and we believe this is an opportunity for french american international school to move forward with the community and continue to grow in san francisco. part of what we discuss on numerous occasions with french american international school is this blos

san francisco is about. i don't care if i'm in ireland or paris france or back here in san francisco. it's about the quality of life we want to live and the greatness of this city we love to represent. this project does it all and it does it with so many partners who have come together to make it happen and to play in their roles in a concerted effort to say 172 people's lives are about to get the kind of experience that many of us who came to san francisco want. this quality of life, linking the san francisco can be a challenge for many people. the people who live here are the very people with probably know and have seen on the corners. on the tenderloin, the market, hope street. we know their names. we know they didn't want to just go to another sro or be treated from shelter to shelter. they needed the support. the help, the support here, the gymnasium, the beauty of this building, this incredible goal that we have to house the homeless in a most dignified way. i think a lot about this project as i go through and talk about the staff, talk about the director of hope, talk about whe

san jose. folks down there already seen partly sunny conditions. francesnglasan says it probably won't get any more rain down in the south bay this morning. good news if you have outdoor plans and you wanted to stay dry. you are looking at 53 degrees right now. >> chevron has been given the go ahead to restart a damaged unit at richmond refinery. last august a massive fire destroyed an essential crude distillation unit at the refinery and the company has been running it at reduced capacity ever since. end of june appears to be the restart date. >> an unprecedented amount of cruise ship mishaps have been happening the last six months. how is the industry doing? michael finney has this report. >> reporter: it's hard to forget these pictures of the carnival triumph or the conditions that passengers were forced to endure. in this home video caught the horror and panic aboard the costa con disorder yeah. >> people were pushing and it was chaotic. >> editor in chief of cruise.com. >> there are concerns to travelers that are new to cruise will have about cruise v

san francisco. >> thank you, frances. >>> first, though, a fight over radios. the messy dispute that could prevent police and fire from calling for help in the east bay. >>> and targeting blight in a problem-plagued san francisco neighborhood. how the city is. >>> new this morning, more radio problems for oakland police as they try to launch a new radio network of public safety channels. the city recently had to rebuild its public safety radio system due to interference problems. well, now the group that oversees the east bay's mutual aid system is refusing to give oakland agencies access because the city has not paid its membership dues. today's "oakland tribune" reports the east bay regional communications agency refuses to program oakland public safety radios into its system of talk groups. they allow agencies throughout contra costa and alameda counties to talk directly to one another during emergencies. the $72 million network was built primarily with federal funding after the 9/11 attacks. >>> people in san francisco's ocean view district are coming togeth

san francisco from our sutro cam. clear conditions receipt now. it will shape up to be a beautiful day. meteorologist francesglasan will have more on temperatures in the mid-70s but abundant sunshine and winds to look out for today. that's coming up in a few minutes. breaking news in san francisco where police have made arrest in a fatal nob hill shooting. it happened about 2:30 this morning at an apartment complex on pacific avenue near taylor streets. two men were arguing before the 55-year-old suspect shot the victim. police have that suspect in custody. his name is not being released. the victim, a man in his early 20s, died of his injuries. >>> this morning a bay area company that makes a robot that doctors you to perform surgeries is under investigation. there are reports of problems, even deaths. ron claiborne has more. >> reporter: robo surgery has been hailed as a major medical breakthrough with claims that highly precise robots are steadier than the human hand. here the tiny forceps peel the skin off a grape. and more important, better outcomes for patients. this doctor has performed hundreds of op

thank you, frances. >>> in sports, tonight the san jose sharks are in dallas trying to stay hot afterng eight of their last ten games. last night the warriors played the lakers trying to rebound from thursday night's blowout loss to the thunder. larry beil has the highlights from the exciting game at the staples center in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. steph curry went into torch mode last night again. remember his 54 points in the garden. same story last night in l.a. recall the warriors lost that game against the knicks in new york. curry hit it from everywhere. he had 32 points in the first half in what turned into a horrific night for kobe bryant. klay thompson, a little shove. tied at 57. to the fourth, back to seth, back to threes. 47 points total. kobe ties it at 107. he had 34, then goes down late. lakers saying a possible torn achilles tendon that, of course, would be season-ending. an mri scheduled for tonight. lakers take the lead without him. curry almost won it, but the lakers win, 118-116. >> riding an eight-game winning streak, the a's hosted a team

carolyn. >> frances, thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco's mission district. that's where two men were shot by police after one of them pulled a gun on a busy street corner. abc 7 news reporter kira klapper is there live with the latest. good morning, kira. >> reporter: good morning to you, carolyn. san francisco police and the d.a.'s office are all still here investigating and they're looking at the gun. they are analyzing it because it turns out it was a replica handgun that a man pulled. he was shot and another person was shot. we have video from when those two men were sent to the hospital with what we're told are serious injuries. it happened at 2:00 this morning. a group of men approached another group of men leaving a bar at 17th and valencia. as we said, one man pulled a gun. coincidentally it all happened right across the street from the mission police station so worried witnesses who didn't know it was a fake gun ran across the street. two officers responded. one officer shot the suspect and another man. as this investigation continues, we are about

. >> he started his company in san francisco but he was are originally from france. he faced deportation. he did not want to move his company but by sheer luck she got a visa. >> it was basically very just down to the wire. >> also, this on to approve or started a local investment company. >> it would be impossible for us to be without. >> while he struggles to keep his company in the united states. >> i could go back to india. i know that my friends were in the very same situation. but they did do that after got a master's degree, here. >> they got here, but they are creating them. the startup saying that it is difficult to stay because of the visa process. they are taking the message to capitol hill and the warehouse. these innovators want to see changes in immigration policies. they see this as the future of the u.s. economy. >> , canada started this just a few days ago to bring foreign in elevators and so far, they are staying put right here in the bay area. one day. visa program just days ago to woo foreign innovators. so far the young techies we interviewed are

san francisco is incredible. i just came back from the international city cities of cork ireland, paris, france. they marvel at how well we have done things here in our great city and keep it going and remake it. they also have a sense that anytime their members come here, they are experiencing a huge amount of warmth from people who serve them. i know the quality of our hotels is one of the main stays of why we are such a really and successful tourist center for all over the world, not just in san francisco or california, but all over the world. these workers who have in past years probably didn't have such smooth negotiations in the past, we are reminded of that through some couple of decades where everybody struggled, but it's quite apropos that we have stressed the important collaboration of talking with people and making sure we understand their needs and necessities early on that not only are they going to have wages but a health plan and pension for years to come. when you have hotel workers, working class people who can take care of their family and themselves and have contributed in the

frances. developing news in the area of south san jose where a wanted parolee has so far eluded an all-out manhuntd and dangerous. abc reporter alan wang reports he was last seen during a standoff along monterey road in south san jose. >> reporter: sky 7hd was overhead and s.w.a.t. went from trailer to trailer looking for a parolee wanted by us marshals. they came to this lot in south san jose to serve a warrant to 45-year-old richard paul for parole violations, including weapons charges. >> they saw him going toward one of the rvs, one of the trailers. called him out. he refused to come out. subsequently went into the one of the rvs. >> the u.s. marshals called in backup. but somehow he managed to slip a way. >> he was a parolee. he was released from prison but he had not been in compliance with his parole terms and not checking in with his parole officers so they within today take him back into custody. , #*. >> a resident said she doesn't realize the resident was living on the property but she did overhear him talking to somebody saying he was about to get in trouble and he was going to have to

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san francisco. you can see the flags waving in the wind. just a light westerly breeze right now. but francesglasan says tomorrow afternoon's when we're going to see some real wind. she'll have more details for you coming up in her forecast in just a few minutes. >>> chevron has been given the go-ahead to restart a damaged unit at the richmond refinery. they delivered the okay following an extensive study of chevron's repairs and safety system. it was last august, a massive fiber destroyed an essential crew distillation unit at the refinery. they've been running at reduced capacity ever since. the end of june appears to be the restart date. >>> an unprecedented amount of cruise ship mishaps have happened over the past few months. so with the summer cruise season ready to kick off, how is the industry doing? "7 on your side's" michael finney has been looking into that and has this report. >> reporter: it's hard to forget these pictures of the carnival "triumph" or the conditions, passengers were forced to endure. in this home video, horror and panic on the concordia. >> people were pushing. it

san francisco. and even the slight chance of showers today is looking very slim at this point. >> thank you, frances> still ahead, new questions over some vacation benefits given to some staffers in the santa clara d.a.'s office. >>> and survival, thanks to a whole lot of luck. how a family of five escaped death after their suh@Ñ >>> new this morning, some lucrative perks offered to deputy d.a.'s in cash scratched santa clara county. jeffrey rosen quietly gave his top deputies vacation benefits they could later convert to cash. the paper says the county's top administrator is investigating whether those same perks must now be offered to tens of thousands of other union employees. that could potentially wipe out any savings the county achieved by renegotiating wages and benefits in the first place. >>> this is an incredible series of circumstances that allowed a family of five to survive a car crash into the american river. their suv went off highway 50, flipping over into the middle of the river. by chance, a can kayaker with emergency medical experience was right there. he pulled three children to

frances. >> it is, carolyn. good morning, everyone. i just wanted to start out with this beautiful live view from san francisco looking toward downtown area and the bay. we've got sunrise just five minutes away. temperatures on the cool side right now, in the 40s. but you do need to lookout for the winds, as carolyn mentioned. this afternoon we will see a lot of sunshine. it will be breezy, as well. 10 to 20 miles per hour winds, gusting up to 30 miles per hour winds, possibly 40 in some locations. temperatures also only getting up into the low 70s into the interior areas. tonight we will drop into the 50s. there will be a chance of rain. i'll tell you the timing and what you want expect coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you, frances. today the golden gate bridge will draw hundreds of more people than it usually does on a busy weekend. they won't be tour efforts posing for pictures. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live to explain. hi, kira. >> good morning. code pink is organizing a march on the golden gate bridge today. they are protesting the u.s. government's use of what they call killer drones. there was a similar rall

san francisco has become a chocolate center. >> dear deli, they realize they're not going to make money with gold, one back to france and brought back chocolate equipment. and longtime chocolate tradition. >> i was reading house so many people came here for the6Ñ and some of the smart people stay here because they said these people are going to need services, food, places to stay, entertainment. people bought land and made buildings. some people made their fortunes in the gold fields, but a lot of people who started their companies after the gold rush made it really big. some of them are still here, historic buildings, is sort restaurants -- historic restaurants, and we're trying very hard to preserve not just the physical brick and mortar of san francisco boat -- san francisco history, but there is also a real push to preserve the cultural, meaningful institutions, businesses, restaurants, other services. i encourage you all to support san francisco businesses. there are so many old restaurants. this is some serious chocolate. >> it is really good. q%?>> our groves were planted r 100 years ago. it is called the silver ridge r

san francisco. a live report from the scene. a are a train derails in the east bay. how it affected the passengers on board. and i'm francesve shot from emeryville. clear skies but lookout for breezy conditions this afternoon. plus i'll tell you about a chance of sp >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan in nor lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everyone. here's a live view of san francisco. a lot of clear skies, sunshine this afternoon. but you will notice a couple things. it's going to be pretty windy. also temperatures are a bit cooler. we are starting off clear with upper 40s, low 50s. this afternoon the breeze will kick in. 10, 20, even 30 mile-an-hour winds. temperatures drop down in the inland areas and tonight we will be in the 50s with a chance of sprinkles. i'll tell you the timing and how much we can expect with the accuweather seven-day forecast. carolyn. >> frances, thank you. >> breaking news. an accident happened on larkin street before 7:30 this morning and k

here is frances dinglasan in for lisa argen this morning. >>> good morning. in sanout there. very few areas of light green. ukiah has reported some light rain but pretty quiet around the coast in the north bay and highway 1 down to inverness. as we look outside toward san francisco, grey skies and low clouds and possibility of showers confined to the morning hours. temperatures to the mid-50s by this afternoon. we'll see sun and clouds getting into the upper 60s and dropping to 60 degrees by this evening. more showers in the seven-day forecast. i'll have details coming up. >> katie: new overnight, oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near mills college. police responded to reports of gunshots at macarthur boulevard. they arrived to find a person in dead. a second victim is in critical condition. right now police have no suspect information or motive for the killing. >>> new, overnight from the south bay, san jose police are investigating the city's 11th homicide of the year. a man was lying in a parking lot just before 3:00 this morning. he was sufferi

san suu kyi is aiming to assume myanmar's presidential. -- presidency. >>> let's take a look at the latest market figures. zlnkts a cargo ship carrying nuclear fill is on it's way from japan to france. it's the first since the accident at the fukushima d daiichi plant. >> reporter: ships leave port in france every day. but few of them set out under such tight surveillance. one vessel carrying nuclear fuel, known as mox, left at midnight on wednesday headed for japan. people father today protest the delivery. >> france is trying to force japan to reimport the mox in order to force the country to reopen the nuclear plant that was shut down just after fukushima. >> mox is mixed with plutonium that has been extracted from spent nuclear fuel. four power plants in japan news mox but utilities in the country don't have the capacity to produce it. the first commercial plant to make the fuel is currently under construction and is expected to start operating in 2016. in the meantime, they have been shipping spent fuel abroad to foreign companies that can turn them into mox. among them is areva. it has been waiting to send mox fuel to a power company in central japan. the shipment has been on