dan noyes is tweeting right now lopez's testimony, you can follow him on twitter dan noyes, he's using hash tag mirkarimi. >> another subject i team reports ucsf medical center is dealing with a racially charged incident a noose in an office out in the open. workers there contacted dan noyes and tonight there is an investigation you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> this happened july 10th in the inventory warehouse. a large noose hung for anyone to see. and an african american worker snapped a picture and sent it to me with a supervisor's e mail identifying an asian american worker admitted he knotted the rope and hung it up with not racial malice but an innocent prank. workers say this is just the latest example of racial tensions here. they won't go on camera but one of them has hired a lawyer. they're now in discussion was ucsf and considering a hostile work environment lawsuit. >> there is an orgy of lynchings in the south. they made postcards out of the hung, and burned body autos we got reaction from naacp. >> it's violence. it's a violent image when you see it. and it's suggesting

you see 3-year-old theo here from an interview dan noyes did with lopez in venezuela in may. abc7 news will be there when lopez returns to testify today. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on august 16th. >>> new this morning, two innocent people recovering at a hospital after their was hit by another vehicle during a police chase last night. it happened 9:00, police were trying to stop the driver of an suv, broadsided a convertible, seriously injuring two in the car. the suspect got out and ran. an off-duty sheriff saw the incident chased the suspect and arrest him. >>> a few hours from now

and dan noyes traveled to venezuela. she explained to him the new year's eve argument and it resulted in a bruise. >> he grabbed my arm. first moment i said stop. and he stopped it. >> lopez did not cooperate in the prosecution of her husband which ended in a guilty plea to a domestic violence misdemeanor. she states ross never hit me, battered me or beat me. abc 7 believes the testimony will be compelling. >> live witness testimony is something that has many intangibles. body language, voice inflexion and how the witness reacts. all of those things go to one thing. that is credibility. >> and johnson says the most powerful piece of evidence is the short video her neighbor took of lopez bruised and crying. mayor ed lee reiterated there is a factor in his decision to suspend her husband. >> of course as a person with a heart, i understand and -- what she's going through. and she'll testify how she feels but i do believe the ethics commission is determined the facts. >> and what ever the outcome, those who advocate against

workers there contacted the i team reporter dan noyes and tonight dan has an investigation you will seebc 7 news. >> it happened july tenth. deep inthis uc sf medical center building in the inventory warehouse. large noose hung for anyone to see. african american workers snapped a picture and sent it to me. along with supervisor e-mail that identifies an asian american worker who with great remorse admitted had he knotted the rope and hung it up not with racial malice or intent but what in his mind at the time was an innocent prank. i spoke to workers here who say this is the latest example of racial tension here. they won't go on camera for fear of the job but at least one of them has hired a lawyer. they are now in discussion with uc sf. and considering hostile work environment lawsuit 30. >> there was people took pictures in the south and post card out of the hung burned body. >>reporter: we got reaction to the photograph today from the san francisco naacp. >> it's l violent im am when you see it and it suggest violent reaction no. 1. you really want to start wondering who you have t

workers there contacted the i team reporter dan noyes and tonight dan has an investigation you will see only on abc 7 news. >> it happened july tenth. deep inthis uc sf medical center building in the inventory warehouse. large noose hung for anyone to see. african american workers snapped a picture and sent it to me. along with supervisor e-mail that identifies an asian american worker who with great remorse admitted had he knotted the rope and hung it up not with racial malice or intent but what in his mind at the time was an innocent prank. i spoke to workers here who say this is the latest example of racial tension here. they won't go on camera for fear of the job but at least one of them has hired a lawyer. they are now in discussion with uc sf. and considering hostile work environment lawsuit 30. >> there was people took pictures in the south and post card out of the hung burned body. >>reporter: we got reaction to the photograph today from the san francisco naacp. >> it's l violent im am when you see it and it suggest violent reaction no. 1. you really want to start wondering who

. >> the eye team has been investigating, and tonight dan noyes has the story. >> when they bought theirouse in 2005 for $1 million 360,000, it was in great shape. it was just a few years old. three bedrooms, five bathes, 3700 square feet. but now they admit it is a mess. their neighbors believe they are hoarders. >> i am a collector of junk. >> have i to admit that. >> i counted 10 cars that haven't moved in years. bicycles, machinery and inextinguishable junk litter the yard and block the driveway. the retired high school science teacher and his wife, a former real estate investor gave me a tour, but only to a point. >> the big question is can i see inside? >> what? in the house? no. nobody is allowed in the house. >> but the biggest complaint the neighbors had is the goats. they are everywhere, inside the junk, climbing on top of it, lounging in the shade of the home's four acres. >> over here is donna. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now. each one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is pr

. >> the eye team has been investigating, and tonight dan noyes has the story. >> when they bought their house in 2005 for $1 million 360,000, it was in great shape. it was just a few years old. three bedrooms, five bathes, 3700 square feet. but now they admit it is a mess. their neighbors believe they are hoarders. >> i am a collector of junk. >> have i to admit that. >> i counted 10 cars that haven't moved in years. bicycles, machinery and inextinguishable junk litter the yard and block the driveway. the retired high school science teacher and his wife, a former real estate investor gave me a tour, but only to a point. >> the big question is can i see inside? >> what? in the house? no. nobody is allowed in the house. >> but the biggest complaint the neighbors had is the goats. they are everywhere, inside the junk, climbing on top of it, lounging in the shade of the home's four acres. >> over here is donna. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now. each one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is

workers there contacted the i team reporter dan noyes and tonight dan has an investigation you will seeon abc 7 news. >> it happened july tenth. deep inthis uc sf medical center building in the inventory warehouse. large noose hung for anyone to see. african american workers snapped a picture and sent it to me. along with supervisor e-mail that identifies an asian american worker who with great remorse admitted had he knotted the rope and hung it up not with racial malice or intent but what in his mind at the time was an innocent prank. i spoke to workers here who say this is the latest example of racial tension here. they won't go on camera for fear of the job but at least one of them has hired a lawyer. they are now in discussion with uc sf. and considering hostile work environment lawsuit 30. >> there was people took pictures in the south and post card out of the hung burned body. >>reporter: we got reaction to the photograph today from the san francisco naacp. >> it's l violent im am when you see it and it suggest violent reaction no. 1. you really want to start wondering who you ha

for the eye team, dan noyes, abc7 news. of goats. >> a lot of goats. >>> let's turn your attention to the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel is tracking that for us. >> we will inch closer to summertime averages. until then the cool pattern will stick around a. looking at this time lapse from our emeryville camera, the low clouds hanging out near the coast really made a push in over the bay this evening, and on their way to the inland valleys. as you look at live doppler 7hd right now, you will see the coverage of the low clouds. this is a very deep marine layer. it has ramped up to 2400 feet and a good wind flow coming off the ocean, the low clouds are making their way out to the bayside communities. santa rosa is reporting overcast skies with oakland, hayward, and before you know it, inland valleys will be socked in as well. the temperatures right now are in the 50s and in the 60s. today's high temperatures are 60 in pacifica, 86 degrees in fairfield. a pretty narrow range, only a 26-degree spread. we know in the summerti

dan noyes will be inside of the meeting and will be tweeting live updates. also have live reports from abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler at 5:00 and 6:00. >> the governor was in san francisco today to sign a high speed rail funding bill. the governor sign that had bill this afternoon and decided the future transit center. the bill will allow the state to claim $3.2 billion in funds for the train that will link san francisco to los angeles. the governor signed the same bill in l.a.. the money isn't just for high speed rail, coming up tonight at 6:00 we'll tell you about the other projects that will benefit from the bill. >> a woman was able to recover valuables stolen from her by doing detective work. someone broke into her home and took a tiff fanny watch, bracelet as well as computer equipment. the victim began to monitor craig's list and found her things for sale. she notified police and detectives took over. >> they called this person and asked him questions about items then, scheduled an appointment to meet to take a look at the items that is confirmed h

in another development, our i-team report with dan noyes who interviewed lopez in venezuela has beenentered into evidence in the case. stay with abc7 morning news. terry mcsweeney will bring more in our next half hour. >>> san francisco couple accused of murdering their daughter's pimp back in court today to ask for redux in their two million dollar bail. the 38-year-old -- they face murder and other charges in the june 4th, shooting. the dead man calvin sneed was fatally wounded. sneed had allegedly pimped out the couple's 17-year-old run anway daughter. >>> three murder suspects under arrest in san jose. they were wanted for killing 18-year-old san jose man. police say it was gang-related. the man was shot to death last october. suspects hernandez and gomez were taken by a s.w.a.t. team, gonzalez was already in jail. >>> san jose's mineta international is getting another seven million dollars. paying for the fifth phase of the ongoing 55 million dollar project that again in 2009. local congressional members say it will result in more business travelers flying into san jose as the g

in may she told i-team reporter dan noyes in an interview in caracas she feels the investigation is politically motivated and is taking a toll on her family. >>> governor brown is in los angeles right now signing an eight billion dollar bill funding california's high speed rail. the state senate narrowly passed the bill two weeks ago, six billion will be used to start construction of the first segment of the train. caltrain will get nearly 600 million dollars to modernize its system with electric trains. the governor will be in san francisco this afternoon. >>> we are staying on top of our breaking news in san francisco, sky 7 hd live over the scene of a police shooting on washington and davis streets police blocked off a couple blocks while they investigate. we'll go live back to reporter vic lee in a few minutes. >>> rebel forces in syria say they hope it is beginning of the end of the government's regime. next, how the violence is impacting international >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> syrian rebels have hit the heart of the regime a bombing in the capital has k

in may she told i-team reporter dan noyes in an interview in caracas she feels the investigation is politically motivated and is taking a toll on her family. >>> governor brown is in los angeles right now signing an eight billion dollar bill funding california's high speed rail. the state senate narrowly passed the bill two weeks ago, six billion will be used to start construction of the first segment of the train. caltrain will get nearly 600 million dollars to modernize its system with electric trains. the governor will be in san francisco this afternoon. >>> we are staying on top of our breaking news in san francisco, sky 7 hd live over the scene of a police shooting on washington and davis streets police blocked off a couple blocks while they investigate. we'll go live back to reporter vic lee in a few minutes. >>> rebel forces in syria say they hope it is beginning of the end of the government's regime. next, how the violence >> syrian rebels have hit the heart of the regime a bombing in the capital has killed three top officials and president assad's government president obama has already

she is here speaking with the i-team reporter dan noyes. she agreed to testify at mirkarimi's ethics commission hearing if the city paid for her round trip plane ticket. the mayor decided against using taxpayer money and instead she will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge. >> occupiers return to an elementary school after police cleared them out early this morning. a group of about 30 people showed up at lake view elementary including a parent who was arrested earlier today. this time protestors did not set up a camp. they are upset. lake view elementary is among four schools that senior closing. oakland police moved in and cleared dozens of occupiers out who had been sleeping at the school. they returned this evening but did not set up a new camp. >>> up next, brazen bike robbery, a man's $10,000 bike taken at gunpoint. >> look at this an suv going airborne, what had to this stretch of highway that caused that near tragedy. that is all coming up and later on "nightline". >>

she is here speaking with the i-team reporter dan noyes. she agreed to testify at mirkarimi's ethics commission hearing if the city paid for her round trip plane ticket. the mayor decided against using taxpayer money and instead she will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge. >> occupiers return to an elementary school after police cleared them out early this morning. a group of about 30 people showed up at lake view elementary including a parent who was arrested earlier today. this time protestors did not set up a camp. they are upset. lake view elementary is among four schools that senior closing. oakland police moved in and cleared dozens of occupiers out who had been sleeping at the school. they returned this evening but did not set up a new camp. >>> up next, brazen bike robbery, a man's $10,000 bike taken at gunpoint. >> look at this an suv going airborne, what had to this stretch of highway that caused that near tragedy. that is all coming up and later on "nightline". >>

in our i-team report with dan noyes who interviewed lopez in may. >> maybe i will get divorced with ross. but i'm very close with him in this fight this is about justice. >> reporter: attorneys for mirkarimi are accuse mayor ed lee of perjury for allegedly consulting with supervisors before suspending mirkarimi and then lying about it under oath. no supervisor has come forward to corroborate those accusations. today we have a hearing. eliana lopez is going to be here. according to a report she can only be here for a couple of days she has a movie shoot to continue in venezuela. and she has another movie starting in september down there. she doesn't seem to have any plans to come back here on a permanent basis any time soon that accusation against mayor lee is going to be taken up by the ethics commission thursday. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> a few hours from now, governor brown will sign the eight billion dollar high speed rail funding bill in los angeles. the bill narrowly passed nearly two weeks ago it funds the start of construction for the first segment of the train. in addition,

in another development our exclusive eye team report with dan noyes who interviewed lopez was entered into evidence in the case. he pled guilty to one count of false imprisonment related to the domestic violence incident on new year's eve. the incident began with an argument over lopez taking their son to venezuela. >>> vector control is warning to wear mosquito repellant to ward off west nile virus. this following the discovery of two dead birds in fecked it with the mosquito-borne disease. one in a pleasant hill neighborhood and the other across the county. residents are asked to make sure there is no standing water where mosquitoes might breed. especially neglected swimming pools. they are such notorious breeding grounds that they are asking to report them to authorities. >>> the divorce between bill loc ce ar and his wife, nadia is growing contentious. they say he is reserving the right to ask for allah money, and -- alimoney. locear's salary is under $140,000 a year. she is an unemployed attorney who resigned her seat, and she has not commented on this. they agreed to share custo

theo in this video with dan noyes. he went to meet eliana in venezuela in may. we will have more on her testimony when she returns to the stand tomorrow. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on the sheriff's future to the board of supervisors on august 16th. >>> breaking news in san francisco where a police chase ends in a crash. innocent people seriously hurt after their car is nailed by a driver trying to get away from police. alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight. alan, take us through what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames. police say undercover officers were trailing a suspect driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff'

she is here speaking with the i-team reporter dan noyes.he city paid for her roundicket. plane ticket. the mayor decided against using taxpayer money and instead she will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge. >> occupiers return to an elementary school after police cleared them out early this morning. a group of about 30 people showed up at lake view elementary including a parent who was arrested earlier today. this time protestors did not set up a camp. they are upset. lake view elementary is among four schools that senior closing. oakland police moved in and cleared dozens of occupiers out who had been sleeping at the school. they returned this evening but did not set up a new camp. >>> up next, brazen bike robbery, a man's $10,000 bike taken at gunpoint. >> look at this an suv going airborne, what had to this stretch of highway that caused that near tragedy. that is all coming up and later on "nightline". >>> coming up next on "nightline", a missing millionaire and a nasty

you see 3-year-old theo here from an interview dan noyes did with lopez in venezuela in may. abc7 news will be there when lopez returns to testify today. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on august 16th. >>> new this morning, two innocent people recovering at a hospital after their was hit by another vehicle during a police chase last night. it happened 9:00, police were trying to stop the driver of an suv, broadsided a convertible, seriously injuring two in the car. the suspect got out and ran. an off-duty sheriff saw the incident chased the suspect and arrest him. >>> a few hours from now authorities will move into kelly park to clear out homeless encampments that are still left following suspicious fires over the past couple of weeks. three fires were set within 12 hours. warning signs went up monday morning giving people advance notice of today's sweep. katie marzullo will have more coming up. >>> police in vallejo searching for two shoplifters who used pepper spray to make their getaway. works at a kohl's store seen the woman sprayed one of the employees i

theo in this video with dan noyes. he went to meet eliana in venezuela in may. we will have more on her testimony when she returns to the stand tomorrow. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on the sheriff's future to the board of supervisors on august 16th. >>> breaking news in san francisco where a police chase ends in a crash. innocent people seriously hurt after their car is nailed by a driver trying to get away from police. alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight. alan, take us through what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames. police say undercover officers were trailing a suspect driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff'

in another development our exclusive eye team report with dan noyes who interviewed lopez was entered into evidence in the case. he pled guilty to one count of false imprisonment related to the domestic violence incident on new year's eve. the incident began with an argument over lopez taking their son to venezuela. >>> vector control is warning to wear mosquito repellant to ward off west nile virus. this following the discovery of two dead birds in fecked it with the mosquito-borne disease. one in a pleasant hill neighborhood and the other across the county. residents are asked to make sure there is no standing water where mosquitoes might breed. especially neglected swimming pools. they are such notorious breeding grounds that they are asking to report them to authorities. >>> the divorce between bill loc ce ar and his wife, nadia is growing contentious. they say he is reserving the right to ask for allah money, and -- alimoney. locear's salary is under $140,000 a year. she is an unemployed attorney who resigned her seat, and she has not commented on this. they agreed to share custo

eliana lopez seen here, speaking to i-team reporter dan noyes.she agreed to testify at his ethics hearing in the city paid for her round trip plane ticket. mayor lee decided against using taxpayer money for that ticket. instead, lopez will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> redwood city is bringing back its 4th of july fireworks show tonight after a two year absence. the city had to pull the plug when economic times got tough and the price tag reached more than $70,000. residents and businesses pitched in, they say tonight's 20 minute show of pyrotechnics if the port will be spectacular. the celebration will begin with a parade followed by ag'! party. redwood city is one of of many bay area communities holding firework shows and other 4th of july festivities. for a complete list go to abc7news.com. >>> for those of you who haven't used that feature you click on your county and it pulls up all the events in your county. >> easy. we are making this stuff easy. the b

in another development our exclusive eye team report with dan noyes who interviewed lopez was enterednto evidence in the case. he pled guilty to one count of false imprisonment related to the domestic violence incident on new year's eve. the incident began with an argument over lopez taking their son to venezuela. >>> vector control is warning to wear mosquito repellant to ward off west nile virus. this following the discovery of two dead birds in fecked it with the mosquito-borne disease. one in a pleasant hill neighborhood and the other across the county. residents are asked to make sure there is no standing water where mosquitoes might breed. especially neglected swimming pools. they are such notorious breeding grounds that they are authorities.port them to >>> the divorce between bill loc ce ar and his wife, nadia is growing contentious. they say he is reserving the right to ask for allah money, and -- alimoney. locear's salary is under $140,000 a year. she is an unemployed attorney who resigned her seat, and she has not commented on this. they agreed to share custody of their nin

theo in this video with dan noyes. he went to meet eliana in venezuela in may.re on her testimony when she returns to the stand tomorrow. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on the sheriff's future to the board of supervisors on august 16th. >>> breaking news in san francisco where a police chase ends in a crash. innocent people seriously hurt after their car is nailed by a driver trying to get away from police. alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight. alan, take us through what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames.ndercover police say undercover officers were trailing a suspectg driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff's lieu

. >> thank you, lopez testifies tonight it will be the first time we've heard from her since dan noyes spoke with her in venezuela. lopez being called as a witness for the prosecution but in may she defended him he understood he shouldn't have touched her. he let go. >> he immediately when i said stop, he stopped. >> at any point were you afraid for your safety? >> no. never. >> were you afraid for theo's safety? >> never. >> and our i team report has been entered into evidence in this case. and dan will be tweeting the testimony live throughout the night. and you can follow him on twitter at dan nis. >> there is a case of road rage being blamed for an accident that set a fremont mother and 1-year-old daughter to the hospital. but they suffered only minor injuries. sky 7 was over head after the driver lost control, jumped a curve, and hit the little girl and her mother. >> and started fishtailing and comes up, hits the lady and kids. >> the other child, a 5-year-old was not hurt. police initially reported the mother and little girl were both seriously injured and we're now told the mom

lopez is here speaking to dan noyes in her native venezuela, where she's been since march. fense team told dan lopez will testify july 18th or 19th. they've asked the city to pay for the flight saying mirkarimi has run out of money because he was suspended without pay after pleading guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence charges. the i team learned a group of private donors will pay for the flight and say lopez will be a strong witness in his defense. >> an unusual move by senators today voted to temporarily release a serial killer to help search for victims remains. wesley sherman tin is on death row for his part in the speed freak killing giving investigators map that's led to the remains of four victims in san joaquin county. new searches could open as many as 72 northern california missing persons cases. >> and a number of people in oakland continued their tradition of using illegal fire works to celebrate the 4th of july but police and residents of east oakland say this wasn't as bad as previous years. abc 7 news joins frus oakland now with more. nick? >> there is enou

i team confirmed the wife of ross mirkarimi will testify in person and there is dan noyes in the nativee has been since march. the defense team says lopez will tech july 18th or 19th. >> they asked the city to pay for the flight saying he ran out of money after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor false imprisonment charge. it appears donors will pay for the flight. attorneys say lopez will be a compelling witness for the defense. >> there is a man accused of aaus -- molesting hip as a child is acquitted. >> and lynch is accused of molesting gerald lindner about two years ago. we're live with this emotional verdict. >> this jury deliberated for nine hours and after the jury told lynch in their eyes he's a free man. this is a picture in court. outside court there was a flood of

dan noyes did an interview with lopez in venezuela in may. news will be there when lopez returns to testify later today. the panel is expected to make recommendation on the sheriff's future to the board august 16th. >>> new this morning, two innocent people are recovering at a hospital after their car was hit by another vehicle during a police chase last night it happened 9:00. police were trying to stop the driver of an suv who was driving erratically the suv broadsided a vehicle injuring the two in the car the suspect from the suv got out and ran an off-duty sheriff saw him, chased him and realized him. >>> authorities from san jose will move into kelly park to clear out any encampments remaining of the three suspicious fires were set within a 12 hour period. warning signs went up monday giving peep advanced notice of the sweep. -- giving people advanced notice of the sweep. >>> san francisco police are ramping up efforts to capture two sexual predators. investigators released a sketch of one wanted for assaulting a woman in the mission dis

and dan noyes will be tweeting live from inside of the proceedings using the hash tag mirkarimi. >> firefighters made quick work of a brush fire south of the oakland airport today. crews noticed smoke after 2:00 this afternoon and they found the fire burning on a strip of land on davis street. firefighters got it out and no structures were threatened. >> efforts to clean up a park that has become a haven for the homeless went off without a hitch. and there is kelly park not far from san jose state spartan stadium. crews cleared debris from a homeless camp. there have been several fires in the park and officials claim the blazes were the reason they say was to help people living here transition to a better place. >> we've been working carefully with other partners and they're involved with homeless services so we can connect people out here in the campus with alternative housing and other services that will help them get into a better path. >> and the city posted notices about the clean up on monday so people there were ready. one homeless man called the creek area disgusting and said he understa

remains in venezuela you see 3-year-old theo in a picture coming up, from an interview i-team reporter dan noyesd with lopez in venezuela in may. abc7 news will be there when lopez returns to testify today. the pan next is expected to make its recommendation to the board on august 16th. >>> fairfield police investigating a shooting that sent a man to the hospital. it happened before 10:00 last night on dana drive. someone opened fire on a 23-year-old -- man. the victim is at the hospital in stable condition. police have little information at this time but they say they have no reason to believe the shooting is gang-related. >>> santa clara police asking for the public's help in finding a man reported missing. police say the 32-year-old left work in mountain view for lunch yesterday and never came back. he was last seen at a store in south winchester in santa clara, one in the afternoon. police found his cell phone, they say his disappearance is suspicious. he's 6'1, 195 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. >>> to people recovering at a if hospital after their car was hit by a vehicle during a poli

i-team reporter dan noyes has exclusive i-team investigation. >> reporter: ringling brothers got a permito hold this last year. they didn't want a few activists protesting to spoil the event. >> don't touch my property. >> you let go of my property. >> this video shot by the activists shows a police officer and park ranger moving in. they have difficulty deciding what laws they are breaking. >> you are sitting on. >> we have a permit. >> no, it is not. >> then the officer threatens to arrest them for violating a park code, that says it's unlawful to obstruct any traffic or pedestrians or vehicles. that doesn't really apply. the sidewalk is clear. >> we are not obstructing anybody the officer uses another part of the park code. he writes two tickets for violating 7.089 d-which sets out areas during public events. union square is cut right down the middle. they are only allowed in the eastern half of the square. western half is prohibited. >> we're in san francisco. we value free speech. this makes no sense. >> in this case the police took it a step further, not just limiting the protestors

in an exclusive interview with the i-team's dan noyes who went to venezuela for the interview in may,bout and really downplayed the incident. >> and then we came back home and i said, okay we cannot talk. and he grabbed my arm and in the moment i say stop, he stopped. and he react like oh my gosh. >> reporter: mayor lee wants mirkarimi removed from office permanently. now accused by mirkarimi's attorneys as of discussing the case with supervisors before suspending mirkarimi, then lying about it under oath that would be a felony. no supervisor is confirming those accusations. still, the ethics commission is going to be taking up that issue later this week itch today, it is eliana lopez on the stand, trying to minimize the damage against her husband. -- she says she is in san francisco out of a sense of justice not necessarily out of a sense of love because she is not ruling out the distinct possibility of divorcing ross mirkarimi. he she is going to be heading back to venezuela after her testimony. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> breaking news. we are learning more about the suicide bo

lopez is seen here speaking to abc 7 news i team reporter dan noyes in her native venzuela where she has been since march. late today the defense team told that you say miss lopez will testify jul 18 or 19. they had asked the city to pay for lopez flight saying mirkarimi has run out of money since he was suspended without pay after pleading guilty to miss did he mean or false imprisonment charge. now appears a group of private donors will pay for lopez flight. >>> santa clara county prosecutors filed charges today against 5 members of the same family accusing them of neglec neglecting residents of the care home they run. you can see 4 of the suspects here. they all remain free on bail. san jose police say the 12 residents of the home were beaten. malnourished and forbidden from using toilet paper. the home on this drive operated without a state license. adult protective services found other care arrangements for the victims. each suspect faces up to 18 years in prison if convicted. >>> more family members of a young prostitute are under arrest for the killing of a pimp in san francis