. >> there are not that many concrete suppliers left in san fences. they used to be a bunch. is there anybody else beside bodie? >> we like bodie. >> they are bringing concrete in from a distance because there are not many yards anymore. in general, san francisco, part of the planning issues and san francisco are the loss of p.e.r. production and construction related services. we still have some, but now we're seeing more and more of these services outside of the city and the cost goes up because you have to import goods and workers. when you get your bricks fixed in your car, pretty soon you'll have to go outside of san francisco because it is becoming not a friendly place. i know the planning department is working hard to keep it in its working condition, and i wish them luck. the way that these concrete walls are don is typically there is a prefabricated panel that is set in place. these prefabricated panels? >> plywood and to and studs. at the top, those were poured yesterday. we will take them apart. >> it has formed release material so the concrete is not stick to it. >>

temperatures come down about two to three degrees compared to yesterday. 82 firfield there. 71 vallejo. 64 fence. sanel 75. hiward add 71-degree hayward 71 degrees. a lot of low clouds and fog banked up along the coast. >>> two former workers at apple store is suing the company. they claim apple required them to go through bag searches every time they left the company. the searches took five to ten minutes each and they were not paid for that company. the workers are seeking class action status for their lawsuit. >>> the words get your beer here takes on a whole new meaning at the 49ers new stadium. how getting a cold one is going high-tech at the new santa clara stadium. >>> there will be something in the air where the spraying begins to rid the area of mosquitoes. >>> good morning. lots of low clouds in place and a little stronger sea breeze. it looks like 80s inland. 60s and 70th closer to the coast and bay. >>> crews will spray for mosquitoes in north san jose to stop the west nile virus. the fogging is scheduled to start at 11:00 tomorrow night. now last week crews sprayed parts of east san jose

in san jose firefighters had to cut through wire fencing to rescue a woman trapped in her home but not able to save nearly 100 cats that live there. most died of smaichlgts carol miller told awc 7 news she used her south san jose property as a cat sanctuary. only seven survived the blaze. the cause is under investigation but firefighters say it started in a bedroom but the dog alerted her there was a fire thank goodness. >> a san francisco organization filed a law sult in efforts to stop an electric surveillance program. today the electronic frontier foundation filed an injection including drug and gun right advocates. >> crux of the suit is that this violates our first amendment rights of association. >> the federal government has not commented on the suit. and has snowden has been hiding nout a moscow airport several weeks. at and t ruled out a plan allowing customers to upgrade their smart phones after a year of service. the cost is spread out over 20 months the cost would run about $32 per month. t-mobile introduced a plan last week. >> everybody loves a deal, right? speaking up fo

worked better in the winter so we'll get that swichdz >> well given san francisco climate that make sense. >> and lake merced and security fences in disrepair we've got leaks. and we're working with the controllers office to reduce fuel and maintenance costs. some of our vehicles are still in place and where it not for a vehicle inspection they wouldn't pass for the green laws. that's not okay so we're going to do what we can. one of the problems with going with a hybrid our vehicles have to be collision certified so we're working on that and trying to switch as many cars as they can and get more miles on the tank. and that concludes my report and i i'll up front to kate howard because i know that was more than 10 >> colleagues sorry any other questions for the chief at this time. >> i justice wanted to know if you were going to make any comments been the budget analysts report. >> yes, we got final recommendations yesterday and some concessions we were ready to make and other a longer conversation. >> okay. well speaking of mr. rose why don't we move to your report. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 57 our r

. >>> a man was arrested at the san francisco zoo over the weekend after police say he jumped the fence to get in and ended up in some animal exhibits. the zoo says 24-year-old justin montgomery from los angeles ran through an exhibit with giraffes, zebras and os ostriches. he jumped the fence because he didn't want to pay the $15 to get in. he was cited for trespassing and released. no animals were hurt. >>> nearly 100 cats are dead after a fire rips through a san jose home. you'll hear from the woman who was rescued, and you'll also hear if the cats were even allowed to be here. >>> medical examiners provide details about what it was that killed glee star cory montieth. >>> and i'm back right after the break. there's a lot of fog out there. it was cool today, but the fog is going to pinch down. it is going to warm up. how warm is it going to get? i'll have the specifics for your neighborhood. . >>> a ground breaking was held today on north first street in san jose for santa clara county family in justice center courthouse. it's the state's first new courthouse devoted solely to family

. >> in san jose nirts to cut through wire fence to go rescue a woman trapped in her burning home. but they were not able to save nearly 100 cats that also lived there. most of them sadly died of smoke inhalation. carol miller told abc 7 news that she used her south san jose property as cat sanctuary only 7 of the cats survived. it was her only dog at the house that barked and alerted her to the fire. cause still under investigation but firefighters say it started in a bedroom. >> san francisco protestors shut down muni service for a time today. it was part of a rally to remember this man. kenneth harding 19-year-old man shot and killed two years ago. he was a suspected fare jumper. harding family says police shot him investigators later claim it was harding own gun that killed him. this afternoon harding supporters gather at church and then marched toward muni headquarters. harding mother says she has never believed that police version of whether happened. >> police had to change the story over 7 times before i stopped counting. what they said was the bullet that killed him came f

morning to you, we have a brand new accident approaching 580 in san rafael involving one car that went over an embankment and through a fence, northbound 101 we do not have delays in the southbound direction through san rafael and toward sausalito and over the bridge. we have a stalled car long the eastbound side of the bay bridge and it is still blocking a lane beyond the s curve and you can see how it is causing delays and we are seeing more traffic moving along in the westbound direction. if we did have our bay bridge toll plaza we have more traffic starting to build from emeryville to san francisco as you approach the cash-paying lanes. >> next the latest on the investigation into a deadly falling tree at a summer camp near yosemite and who the sheriff says was charged with monitoring the tree. >> and kicking off the start of the america's >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good fifth of july, this is 5:43 and the golden gate bridge we see it is a breezy, cool morning, and it will be cooler today. that is the good news for folks in east bay. mike tell us more of th

fence. >> take it for granted that you know, how many planes landed and take off at san francisco with no incident. then, you almost take it for grant that had this routine, you know? and something like this happens it's like, gosh. you know? brings it home. >> if would you like to help a blood drive will be held at sfo. the drive held at baggage claim area starting at 9:00 monday morning. donors asked to schedule ahead of time by calling the number on the screen. walk ins will be accepted based on veilibility. stay with us for up to date developments on the crash. you can get alerts on our smart phone app. go to abc 7 news.com/apps for details. if you have our original app you'll need the new one. >> new developments in the case of a missing oakland toddler. the 21-month-old daphne webb last seen wednesday morn gs her father arrested and accused of child endangerment. the district attorney says they're not filing charges. abc 7 news reporter nick smith brings us the latest. police are searching for the 21-month-old that went missing wednesday morning. investigators say the father walked

san bernardino. we have a pretty good chance of winning. >> the parents want them to swing for the fences. >> the goal is to win? >> absolutely. >> if they win the western regionals they will go to williamsport, the first game is this friday. on espn 3. can you imagine? >> we have more ahead. a submarine designed forant architect can cannot even make it out of california. why a deep-sea diver is struggles at lake tahoe. face book's remarkable come back and how the company is back in the >> happening today, bradley manning is back in maryland for the sentencing phase of his court-martial. he faces up to 136 years in prison. a judge found the 25-year-old guilty of 20 charge yesterday including espionage. he was acquitted of the most serious charge, aiding the enemy which would have meant life in prison. he could testify today about his plan to expose military wrongdoing by sending classified information to wikileaks. >> an update from a story from a couple of weeks ago about an unmanned submarine being tested at lake tahoe. the submarine was going to explore lake tahoe at a depth of 1,000' but it had pr

the fence in a particular you mentioned san diego, has had an impact in reducing the flow of people into the united states in those areas where we do have fence spent how much of the fence is completed on the arizona-mexico border? >> in total, there's about six or 52 miles across the southwest border that has been completed some of that is pedestrian fence and some of that is vehicle veers. i'm not really sure specifically in arizona how much of that, arizona asian has about 260 miles of border. within those urban areas in douglas and nogales, out to both east and west ports of entry that has been extended a significant number of miles. >> do you believe that completing a fence on the border between mexico and arizona would be beneficial to preventing the flow of people and narcotics across the border? >> i do in some locations. >> and what locations would those be? specifically, along the arizona-mexico border. >> it would be in those areas where the networks and the criminal organizations like to exploit the legitimate infrastructure that exists. >> what kind of -- such a? what is leg

in the north bay on 101 at sir francis drake boulevard, a car hit a fence off the highway so crews are still trying to clear that. in sanisco at the bay bridge, lower deck, there is a stall but not slowing traffic, so good news. >>> we go from the bay bridge to the brooklyn bridge. new york police are looking for a man who pulled off a fourth of july stunt right on top of the brooklyn bridge. police receiving an emergency call saying, hey, a man is up there climbing on the bridge. now, when officers arrived, he managed to rappel down the bridge using some sort of hose there, dropped onto a building in brooklyn and then vanished, just disappeared. officers at this point not exactly sure what he was doing, the wannabe spider-man. what he was doing up on that bridge in the first place. >> kind of low tech with a hose. >> whatever works. >>> new details this morning in the efforts to make pope john paul ii a saint. what happened overnight next. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> oh! oh, my god! >> a big boom as a sparkling spectacle explodes into chaos. wha

fence and still some blood now. >> reporter: where her husband was found lying on the ground. san jose police say someone stabbed him in this apartment carport and left him to die. just a block away from his home. >> kind of hurts that i was so close and yet not close enough. >> reporter: two months after her husband died, michelle wants to know who killed him. and with no answers and no progress in the case, it's hard to move forward. >> very stad, very discouraged at this point because there's no answers, and nobody knows nothing. nobody is willing to help. >> reporter: the hardest part for michelle is watching her four young children survive without their father. >> every day they want to know why somebody hurt their daddy. they want to know what happened. they get scared to get up to use the bathroom at night. >> reporter: danny was going to school at san jose city college. michelle wishes she had a chance to say goodbye. >> i would have liked to have been there while he was still alive. you want to be there to let them know that you're there whether they know or not. >> repor

san francisco rincon hill neighborhood there's one patch of green space. meticulous lyman cured. the grass glows in the sun light. for months empty. fenced off. there is no public open sr&e of where we stand today. that is about to change. >> at public gathering the san francisco park alanes explained this grass half acre always supposed to be public. it was part of a keel when the relevant estate developer built the apartments but when it came time for them to hand it over to the city, the city couldn't afford to take it. >> how do you maintain a gift? how do you look the gift horse in the mouth and say we can't accept it because we can't maintain it. >> neighbors were up z.hundreds sign a petition begging them to find another wait a minute after week of negotiating they did. park open to the public every day of the year. and importantly it will cost the city nothing. >> emerald park named after emerald fuchbilityd real estate developers continue to own and maintain it at cost of grav grave,000 dollars a year. along with non-profit park alliance they filed a conservation easement meaning nobody not even them will ever be allowed to build or

security was obvious, 14 san jose police officers and 28 private security officers manned the entrances and were seen in various parts of the park and another event first, fences an environment that attracts music lovers and discourages troublemakerers. >> from us and law enforcement's viewpoint, it's a big part of it. we control the footprint, and the access and ins and outs of what comes in and out, it makes it an enjoyable day. >> reporter: two years ago, a fight and a stabbing in a parking lot two blocks away tarnished the reputation of the event. and that connection was unfair considering the concert had been over for hours say the concert creators. >> it is a problem, in that perhaps the event outgrew the venue. that was one of the reasons we decided to take the year off and really try to see what worked now for the downtown. >> reporter: she has been to every music in the park concert since 1989, she likes the changes. >> if this is the way they keep out the riff raff, the troublemakerers, this is the way you do it. >> i talked to the downtown business association at the end of the event tonight and he was very happy and they may have a new model, which

san francisco giants marked their calendars. . >>> we have video of a rescue operation after a deer got stuck. >> a crew was called monday after the deer tried to run through a fence in the woods. >> you see it struggling here, caught. >> the rescuers threw a blanket so it would calm the deer. >> people really need to be aware netting can be lethal to wildlife. >>> president obama scheduled to host the team and honor the giants before the team's three game series in philadelphia, which starts on tuesday. >> the president is also expected to recognize the team's community service work, including efforts to help under privileged youth and to fight bullying. >>> the a's were down 3-1, but staged a late rally. >> coco-crisp, gave the a's their first lead and a 4-3 victory. >> griffin struck out 3 astros to win. >>> we'll see you the next time news breaks, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> our coverage continues with the 10:00 news, and the hottest tickets in town and free for some bay area officials. >> we'll investigate the perks you're paying for but can't use. >> tmz is up next right here on tv 36. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you se

san francisco. liestelling these people about the fence. impossible.fence is lastly, you laugh but you are the biggest liar. host: let's tackle the issues you brought up. you talked about being on your parents health care plan. you can stay on until the age of 26. also your concerns about the fence issue. guest: your parents are paying a lot more for that insurance. the president promised you that your premiums would go down. he promises health care plan would reduce the deficit. all of those promises were broken. i would be happy to send you a copy of the presidents health- care law. you can disagree with the way i feel about it. those are theé facts that are in the law. the head of the state medical society talked about the 60% increase they are seeing in their health care premiums for doctors. this is happening all across the country. these are devastating impacts on families across the country. your parents are paying a lot more for that plan. that is not what the president promised. host: congressmen steve scalise, chairman of the repu

san francisco's soma neighborhood. emerald park on harrison street used to be surrounded by an 8- foot private fence but thanks to a communityership it was given to the city free of charge today. >> this means so much to the city and to the families that we want to invite and the increasing populations who want to enjoy our city, that it is led by the park system. the parks are so valuable to the world class status of the city. >> pretty cool idea. in the agreement developers of the site also commit to provide for the park's maintenance and its upkeep. >>> coming up in our next half hour, triggering an earthquake on purpose. what's going to happen to this bay area building that could potentially safely a lot of lives. >> being in jail is bad enough. why some criminals are paying to stay at this bay area prison. >> how this sedan helped american automakers accomplish something they haven't done in 2 decades. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, finale for this bay area building... can help >>> this is kinds of like taking the x-ray machine up to the hayward fault. >> now at 6:30, scientists are hoping the crashing finale to this bay area bu

altos -- [ coughing ] >> a fence in between two homes caught fire and was spreading quickly to both houses. 45 firefighters were able to contain the damage to one home. >>> a san francisco police officer credited with saving the life of an elderly woman whose apartment caught fire this afternoon. the officer was responding to a different call in japantown when someone flagged him down. he got the woman out in time but suffered some heat exhaustion in the process. both are expected to be okay. >>> when you combine extreme heat will legal fireworks, you have a recipe for disaster. kpix 5's mark sayre is in gilroy just one community with strict rules for anyone thinking of setting off their own displays tonight. mark. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, gilroy is the only city in santa clara county and one of few in the bay area that allows safe and sane fireworks for sale and use. you can see this particular fireworks display being heavily promoted by a group of cheerleaders. but fire and police officials are very concerned about tonight and they are going to be on the lookout for violators. >> two bags. >> okay. >> and one family fun pack. >> reporter: the fireworks

san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to go through their garage or their house to see the gardens. and ruth gets known through the neighborhood because she's constantly peeking over fencesnd leaving fliers in people's mailboxes saying, do you want to be on the garden tour, and all this sort of thing. but anyway, so, we've -- just to show you how much the neighborhood has gotten to know each other, all the people in the portola, wave your hand. [cheering and applauding] >> and this is only a small representation. and six years ago i would say maybe a dozen of us knew each other, and now we know hundreds of people in our neighborhood. and we've become so desirable from a real estate standpoint, we have multiple offers on houses and they all go for over asking. (applause) >> so, if you want to know how to do a garden tour, ruth wallace is your woman. come on up, ruth. (applause) [cheering and applauding] >> thanks. thank you. we'd like to take over the show. i just want to say it's a great honor and it's a really great event. if you haven't been to the portola garden tour, 2013 will be september 28th, mark your calendars. get your tickets early. and if i could, there are s

. >> yes, congresswoman, the fence in particular, you mentioned san diego had an impact in reducing theflow of people in to the united states in those areas where we have fence. >> okay. how much of the fence is completed on the arizona-mexico border? >>. >> in total about 652 mile across the southwest border that has been complete. some is pedestrian fencing. some is vehicle barriers. not specific. i'm not sure specifically in arizona how much of the arizona, as you know, has about 260 miles of border. within the urban areas and douglas and naco and nogales, out to the east and west port of entry that has been extended significant number of miles. >> do you believe completing a fence on the board e between mexico and arizona would be ben foicial preventing the flow of people and narcotics across the border? >> i do in some locations. >> and what locations would those be? specifically along the arizona-mexico border. >> would be in the areas with the networking and criminal organizations like to exploit the legitimate infrastructure that exist. >> what kind of legitimate -- what is such

san rafael at 52 miles per hour for top speed. at highway four we have a construction project until 3:00 p.m. with fence work port chicago morning and southbound on-ramp to eastbound highway four shut down until 3:00 p.m. and westbound highway four from antioch to pittsburg is slow at 44 miles per hour in pittsburg. in san jose, the drive away from 17 is six minutes northbound to cupertino. kristen and eric? >> ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> disgraced cyclist lance armstrong reveal what happens is next for him when he will put on the racing jersey. >> the most hazardous amateur sports is off and k9 advantix ii not only kills fleas and ticks, it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii! >> it is 5:23 and we have the wreckage of asiana flight 214 at sfo runway where ntsb continues to look through debris and wreckage seeking clues. we have a new focus that emerges overnight regarding the pilot who was a trainee and first

fences. no doubt about this one. he goes yard and the padres take the lead. next batter will venable. padres take 3-1 lead. saniego wins 10-1. is your final. >>> over to the a's and red sox. top two teams in the american league. a's down 2-0 in the seventh. josh donaldson to the deepest part of the park. no problem for him. a two-run shot to tie the game. we needed extra innings. ryan cook in the 11th strikes out the batter to end the threat. bottom of the 11th. two on for donaldson. could he do it again? yes, he could. this would get in. the winning run. a walkoff rbi for donaldson and he gets a couple pies to the face. >> the guys in this clubhouse believe that we have one of the best teams in baseball. it is just one of those things when we have an opportunity to play another team like the red sox, like the pirates, like the cardinals we are going out there trying to send a message that we are a really good team and that we're for real. >> speaking of the a's their closer, grant balfour is going to new york. he is a perfect 25 for 25 in save opportunities this season. he will replace bartolo colon on the a.

fence. >> trees got fire on piedmont road and -- trees caught fire on piedmont road. >>> a san francisco policeicer is being hailed as a hero after rescuing an elderly woman from an apartment fire in japantown. neighbors flagged down the however who happened to be driving by yesterday when the fire broke out. the officer kicked down the door of the apartment and carried the woman out of the building. the woman did suffer some minor burns. the officer was treated for smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. >>> six unions representing workers head back to the table day. they held a one-day strike. they've had their pay cut 25% in the last five years. now, police, fire and other emergency workers, they are not involved in this contract dispute. >>> 7:37. want to go right out to sal who is other mon a caltrain alert for us -- on a caltrain alert. >> yeah. this is on the peninsula near the atherton station. want to put it on a map for you. this is near the atherton station. the service is stopped in both directions because of this incident. caltrain has confirmed for us that trains are stopped and it'

fence and hit a parked car. that is not causing slowing on the friend because it is not on the freeway. the southbound drive is looking clear coming away from 580 and at the san mateo bridge, this is where we have a high wind advisory so anyone who is driving anything high profile, be careful. >> 6:02. after four days of picketing, bart employees are back at work. abc7 news amy hollyfield tells us, bart and union have to hammer out a deal. amy? >> look what i have to show you: nothing. nothing never looked so good. the strike is over for now. that is a win for the commuters. the trains will start running again at 3:00 this afternoon. this is not over. this is just an extension. they have extended their contract for 30 days and will negotiate during the next month. the old contract will be in affect, talks resume onmotional. the union representatives say they are determined to keep fighting for the bart workers. >> we have a lot of work left to do. we stand together tonight. we expect to be standing together with a fair contract by the end of august 4. we hope you will insist all the parties do the right thing. >> to top state mediators and representatives fro

san francisco. the only reason i'm still on my parents' insurance is because of obamacare. stop telling these people lies about a fence. a 5,000 mile fence. it's virtually impossible. you laugh but you seem to laugh -- host: reggie, let's tackling the issue you brought up. you talked about being on the health care plan, part of the new health care law, you can stay on until you're 26. let's get congressman scalise to that point and your concerns about the border, fence issue. guest: sure. while you are on your parents' insurance, your parents are paying a lot more for that insurance. again, the president promised you, the president promised you that your premiums would go down. the president promised that his health care law would reduce the deficit. the president promised, if you like what you have, you can keep it. all of those promises were broken. if you haven't seen that in the law, i'll be happy to send you a copy of the president's health care law. you can go to scalise.house.gov and we'll give you the facts. you can disagree with the way i feel about it, but those are the facts that are in the law. and the pre