in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a steep san francisco hill too much for a tour busy with lost control and slammed into a house, this is the tour bus after it slid in reverse down the hill on new hall street this morning. a person sleeping jumped out of bed from the impact. sounded like a bomb. the bus knocked over a stop sign and damaged the stucco and frame around the garage. there were no tourists on the bus. the driver was injured by the crash. >>> you probably remember this. a dog thrown from a moving car. has a new home. beverly walked into the waiting arms of a waiting family over the weekend. the pin cher mix was put in a bag and threw them out of a dag. the mother dog chewed her way out and stayed with her puppies. the reward is out for $25,000 to find the person responsible. >> beverly will have a companion. the family has another dog. >>> let's take to you breaking news in mountainview. sky 7 hd live over a train accident. one person hit on the tracks. again, these are live pictures from mountainview. southbound cal train hipt a person by san antonio statio

san francisco today. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. lyanne melendez has more. >> reporter: put hundreds of businesswomen together at a conference and they know how to ditch the office and join the party. that was a five-minute exercise break from the many speeches and work groups offered at this conference. congresswoman jackie speier started professional businesswomen of california 26 years ago. >> it was never designed to be a pep rally. it was designed to be a cold hard look at where we are, where we need to go and how we're going to get there. >> reporter: since 1989, achieving gender equity has been the focus of this organization. many here say we're not there yet. sally is a wall street financial wizard who believes the old boys club can be dismantled. >> my friends out here and i joke, okay, is wall street in worse shape or is silicon valley? clearly there is not the type of gender diversity that represents our country at large. >> reporter: the conference is a perfect networking opportunity for thousands of women in california. >> women need t

in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> what a story.ie if you step outside tonight you will get a real treat. sky 7hd's camera caught the big beautiful full moon out. the sky is clear so you can see it well. >> ama were busy and meteorologist sandhya patel with a lot of time to stargaze. >> absolutely and i am always stargazing. let me show you live doppler 7hd larry and ama and i will show uh different shot of the moon clear skies right now and i will show you what it looks like temperature wise. it is mostly 40s elsewhere. a few 50s showing upright around the coast and the bay. here is the shot of the moon i want to show you. this was from earlier today. it shows the full moon rising over the bay. it is going to be clear enough you can see a beautiful view of the sunrising tomorrow if you are up early. it is clear over san francisco and mild and warm. we are looking at daylight saving time beginning on sunday. here is what we have ahead of us. today's temperatures are in the first column. you have a look at better we are going tomorro

in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> what a story.ou step outside tonight you will get a real treat. sky 7hd's camera caught the big beautiful full moon out. the sky is clear so you can see it well. >> ama were busy and meteorologist sandhya patel with a lot of time to stargaze. >> absolutely and i am always stargazing. let me show you live doppler 7hd larry and ama and i will show uh different shot of the moon clear skies right now and i will show you what it looks like temperature wise. it is mostly 40s elsewhere. a few 50s showing upright around the coast and the bay. here is the shot of the moon i want to show you. this was from earlier today. it shows the full moon rising over the bay. it is going to be clear enough you can see a beautiful view of the sunrising tomorrow if you are up early. it is clear over san francisco and mild and warm. we are looking at daylight saving time beginning on sunday. here is what we have ahead of us. today's temperatures are in the first column. you have a look at better we are going tomorrow. thre

in san francisco lyanne melendez abc 7 news. >>> this fire is half a mile from another devastating fire in the mission. six weeks ago today in fact, fierce flames ripped through a building at mission and 22nd. sky 7 hd was overhead to bring you these pictures. one man died dozens lost their homes and businesses. members of the community have stepped up to raise money and donate goods to help those affected by this fire. many of whom are still recovering six weeks later. >>> the shooting death of a guatemalan immigrant -- the clergy went to file a complaint. they say the shooting of perez last month was not justified. perez was killed by two undercover officers after he did not follow orders to drop a knife. the complaint alleges that perez, who did not speak english, may not have understood those undercover officers. the clergy members want an independent investigation. >> these issues the conflicts of the stories, all remain unresolved because we cannot get any indictments. so that's the problem. the stories simply are not that clear. >> san francisco police claim the shooting was just

. >> in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> this amazing chain of events was set in motion by one donor. you can become a donor. we have a link at abc 7 news.com. >>> long time supervisor, glover is waiting for a heart and kidney transplant. he checked himself into ucsf. tests reveal he needs the dual transplant and he's eligible. a donor could come at any time. he will have to miss some meetings but plans to telecommute to work. >>> san jose police have arrested a man they say is a very busily burglar. he and three teenagers are linked to at least seven home burglaries in san jose and one in sunnyvale. the crimes happened over the last year and a half. the alleged crime spree unraffled when residents spotted the gang near olive branch lane in east van jose. cortez is held on bail with $350,000. authorities arrested a suspected sailboat burglar today. police say went up and down the oakland estuary breaking into boats and businesses. they spotted the man using two stolen motors to power his vessel. officers say the man would anchor his boat off shore and use it to get to an

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> another bay area tech company hit with a lawsuit. we'll have details next. >>> right in the middle of the upcoming baseball season, bart will shut down the tracks getting to the coliseum. plan to ease the traffic troubles. also -- >> we're able to speak different languages. >>> nearly 30 million people have diabetes and now a local company has something to help manage the disease. >>> and target's new policy the to get (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> another high-profile silicon valley company is being sued on sex diskrim fact claims. filed suit accusing of facebook of sex discrimination, sexual harassment and race national origin discrimination. hong worked a t the company from june 2010 until she was fireded in october 2013. she claims she was belittled and punished for taking time off to volunteer at her child's school. facebook denies the allegations. she is represented by the same law firm r

in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> what a story.onight you will get a real treat. sky 7hd's camera caught the big beautiful full moon out. the sky is clear so you can see it well. >> ama were busy and meteorologist sandhya patel with a lot of time to stargaze. >> absolutely and i am always stargazing. let me show you live doppler 7hd larry and ama and i will show uh different shot of the moon clear skies right now and i will show you what it looks like temperature wise. it is mostly 40s elsewhere. a few 50s showing upright around the coast and the bay. here is the shot of the moon i want to show you. this was from earlier today. it shows the full moon rising over the bay. it is going to be clear enough you can see a beautiful view of the sunrising tomorrow if you are up early. it is clear over san francisco and mild and warm. we are looking at daylight saving time beginning on sunday. here is what we have ahead of us. today's temperatures are in the first column. you have a look at better we are going tomorrow. three degrees in sant

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, answer 7 news. >>> a police officer already charged with rape could be charged with more charges. he was accused of raping a woman when re responded to a domestic abuse call last december. prosecutors filed five new enhancements, use of a garm being armed with a gun and unlawful entry. he's been on paid administrative leave since last march. >>> harsh criticism from a group of religious leaders the clergy filed a complaint with the office of citizen complaint. they say the shooting of perez last month was not justified. perez was killed by two undercover officers after he did not follow orders to drop a knife. the complaint alleges that perez who did not speak english may not have understood the undercover officers. they wanted an independent investigation. >> the conflicts of the stories, all remains unresolved because we cannot get any indictment. so that's the problem. the stories are not that clear. >> san francisco police claim the shooting was justified and that perez was trying to rob a bicyclist with a knife. >>> an alert for a stolen urn full

san francisco. a shortage for glass for the windows on all of those skyscrapers. lyanne melendez joins us to tell us why. >> reporter: larry, any time there are problems at the ports, you know you're going to have delays in getting what's inside those containers, and that's exactly what has happened here. when you think about it, larry, these ports along the entire west coast including the port of oakland and of course those in southern california they all represent about 40% of u.s. international trade. who knew a labor dispute at the ports would have an impact on the construction of a few high rises in downtown san francisco. take 399 fremont seen here from sky 7 hd. today builders worked on finally installing their glass systems after weeks of waiting for them to arrive from china. the dispute over a new contract for dock workers caused serious delays. the worst months were january and remember when on average 20 ships were waiting at the port of oakland. now that an agreement has been reached, things are slowly improving, but the backlog is still bad in southern california. >

>> san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> yes the oakland football team signed a one year leaseon to play next year at the o-dot-0 coliseum. they are getting serious about hammering out a deal for a new stadium complex. >> we needed to complete the one -year lease extension in order to buy the time to finish the long-term deal which includes real estate components -- >> the one year lease must still be approved by the almeda county council and supervisors. they talked about looking to move if no deal is reached. >>> the oakland a's are rolling out their annual welcome matt for the city's little leaguers. up to 400 oakland youth are expected to be on hand to play eat lunch and play in the fun zone. these are scenes from a previous year's event. they have only 3% of youth who play baseball. >>> there is a full schedule of games today at soccer thanks to unlocking the fields. it's in martinez. and they were closed because union workers at the refinery are on strike. but they reached an agreement where the workers would not picket at the field. for of the last four years 600 players

. >> reporter: in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> the oakland a's are rolling out theirrs. up to 1400 oakland youth are expected to be on hand. they'll march in parades around the coliseum field, eat lunch and play in the a's sponsored fun zone. these are scenes from a previous year's event. oakland has one of the largest little leagues in the bay area but just 3% of kids play baseball, something the a's are trying to help change. >>> little leaguers in the east bay will play their first full schedule of games today. 15 little league fields are on the property in martinez. they were closed because union workers at the refoininery are on strike. they reached an agreement the workers would not picket at the field. 600 players on 49 teams have been forced to share three fields because of the strike. >>> getting out on the baseball diamond or just outside period is a great chance to get away from technology because this is the national day of unplugging. the san francisco rec and park department is sponsoring a get out and play day, so you can get away from social media. thi

>> san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> time is 6:16. oakland a's are rolling out their annual welcome matt for the city's little leaguer. they will march in parades around the coliseum fields, east lunch and play in the sponsored fun zone. these are scenes from a previous event. they have one of the largest little leagues in the area but only 3% play baseball. something they are trying to change. >> and these kids will play games today because of the unlocking of the fields. and they were closed because union workers at the refinery are on strike. but they reached an agreement where the workers would not picket at the field. for of the last four years 600 players on 49 teams have been force today share just three fields because of the strike. >>> getting out on the baseball diamond is a great chance to get away from technology because this is the national day of unplugging. the san francisco rec and park department is sponsoring a get out and play day so you can get away from the tyranny of social media. this is the sixth year of unplug

. >>> 21 cities including san francisco, and about 300 employers have made commitments to train workers. >> lyanne melendezve in the newsroom with more on how the president's initiative will work. leann? >> reporter: the obama administration will provide $100 million in grants to make this happen. it connects the city with training institutions and then employers' high-tech business. the money is coming from what companies pay the government to bring in foreign workers. in other words, h 1 b visa money. this woman started training today for a career in technology. for the next six months she and her classmates will undergo extensive training at year up a non-profit dedicated to helping 18 to 24-year-olds land a tech job. >> somebody already told me that maybe i should be in project man management because i have good public speaking skills and they are starting to see skills i didn't know i had in myself. >> reporter: their training is free, thanks to corporate support and donations. they also get a stipend and that's just the beginning. >> after the the first six months, they earn an internship with a comp

san francisco's mission district. the father and two kids are in critical condition. lyanne melendezs a complaint has been filed against the liquor store. she will join us live at 5:00 with what firefighters discovered. >>> we saw some showers in the south bay this morning. matt keller tweets wet in san jose. don't forget the umbrella. it was a welcome sight certainly, but it's not going to have any real impact on our drought at all. it wasn't enough. >>> and weather may have played a factor in an accident involving a military helicopter in florida. seven marines and four soldiers on board are presumed dead. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: all 11 troops who were on board the black hawk helicopter when it crashed are presumed dead, but search teams are not giving up hope spending the day fighting the fog scouring get waters along the coastline of the florida panhandle. >> we have found some remains and also aircraft parts, but we are still in search and rescue mode. >> reporter: the seven marines and four soldiers took off in the darkness from edwin air fo

lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> the iconic embarcadero restaurant sinbads is expected to close for good today. the port of san francisco has ordered the restaurant to leave pier 2 to make way for a new ferry terminal. they said they were late paying rent and bounced checks. they have also issued warnings about food safety issues. >>> something new has popped up near at&t park. it's a temporary new restaurant and retail center called "the yard." it's located in parking lot a. a joint venture between the giants and the port of san francisco. it features restaurants and shops inside recycled shipping containers and there are food shops too. it may eventually become permanent. >>> still to come, turning tax time into cash time. we will hear from michael finney on how 20 avoid making big mistakes when filing with the irs. first a live look from outside. you see the clouds covering over san francisco. flights out of sfo may be delayed. we will check in with when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and ne

san francisco take place at 24th and mission street at 2:00 this afternoon. >> the professional business women of california is known for supporting the next generation of young business leaders. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendezy student who is on track to lead others. >> she is a freshman as cal who understands why many black students avoid u.c. berkeley. >> i see all of these students but a lot of them are like out of berkeley. and even if they could they are just like what does berkeley have to offer me? >> but by coming here she knew she would send a powerful message to other african-american students younger than her. today she's part of the recruitment retention program at cal. that love for mentoring and leadership started here at oakland tech where she attended high school. >> they continue to mentor students of underserved communities through an organization called 100 strong which connects students with female mentors the u.c. berkeley. >> once a week she and the other cal mentors come to berkeley where they tell girls in middle school that anything is within reach. >> we go to the campus we hold workshops and let hem go with us across campus and let them see what there is to look forward to. >> the

san francisco will take place at 24th and mission street at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> the professional business women of california is an organization known for supporting the next generation of young business leaders. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendezeshman at cal who understands why many black students avoid u.c. berkeley. >> i see all of the potential, i see all of these students, but a lot of them are like out of berkeley. and even if they could, they are just like what does berkeley have to offer me? >> but by coming here she knew she would send a powerful message to other african-american students younger than her. today she's part of the black recruitment retention program at cal. that love for mentoring and leadership started here at oakland tech, where she attended high school. >> they continue to mentor students of underserved communities through an organization called 100 strong which connects students with female mentors at u.c. berkeley. >> once a week she and the other cal mentors come to the schools near berkeley where they tell girls in middle school that anything is within reach. >> we go to the campus, we hold workshops and let them go with us across campus and let them see what there is to look forward to. that at