david louie has the details. >> there will be plenty of food for sale inside levis, but for some they new pregame experience a pavilion that will host a red zone valley. a public setting with meat served at carving stations, and a bar plus the cheerleaders. it will cost 850 a person for ten-game pass but you have access to great american's roller coaster. it's an alternative to tailgating. >> you have people coming with the family who want to get early and maybe beat traffic, who want to have a space to take their kids so this is another add-on to that. we want to make sure we have a bunch of different amenities and offerings for all walks of fans. >> this man and his family will be tailgating. he thinks it is a welcome option. >> i think what the 49ers have done is they have opened it up to all sorts of people. i'm a blue color guy, i don't make a lot of money but i have two tickets to every game. so with a little bit of planning and some responsibility, it's possible. >> tailgaters will face new restrictions. only twelve out of nineteen parking spots allow tailgating. of the twelve,

david louie has the details. >> there will be plenty of food for sale inside levis, but for some the niners and great america are offering the fans a new pregame experience. a pavilion that will host a new red zone alley. a public setting with meat served at carving stations, and a bar plus the cheerleaders. it will cost $850 a person for ten-game pass, but you have access to great america's roller coaster. it's an alternative to tailgating. >> you have people coming with the family who want to get early and maybe beat traffic, who want to have a space to take their kids so this is another add-on to that. we want to make sure we have a bunch of different amenities and offerings for all walks of fans. >> this season ticket holder and his family will be tailgating. he thinks it is a welcome option. >> i think what the 49ers have done is they have opened it up to all sorts of people. i'm a blue color guy, i don't make a lot of money but i have two tickets to every game. so with a little bit of planning and some responsibility, it's possible. >> tailgaters will face new restrictionings a

abc7's david louie joins us live with what happened. this is wild stuff. >> reporter: definitely wild, larry. several people inside of the liquor store when this robbery happened. no gun was used but the robber did lob the clerk with several liquor bottles the clerk was badly beaten. then, the clerk was badly beaten, then, a customer stepped in the man asked and asked for price of bottles behind the counter the clerk turned around, the robber stepped around and began to grab cigarettes and liquor he began throwing bottles at the clerk. the clerk defended himself using a long wood pole more bottles were thrown the robber took down the clerk and started to beat him. notice the man in the red shirt. he is a customer. and he intervened beyond range of the cameras >> he steps in between and the suspect flees the store. >> there is a hero in the story? >> yes. in this case it made the suspect stop and rethink he fled the scene. >> the man in the red shirt was standing here just feet from where the attack was happening. if you were standing th

david louie, abc7 news >> still to come on abc7 news at 5:00 future of the america's cup looks like that ship just sailed. >> and getting a golden globe without the sun. michael finney finds out which self tanner works best. stay right here. >> you can say the ship sailed in san francisco to host the america's cup. city no longer a contender for 2017 race. mayor ed lee received a letter confirming the decision. the team did not explain why san francisco was eliminated. the mayor says the city was in the willing to give race organizers free rents on the water front. >> we have to protect our port. we just work there to offer what conditions the free rent and millions that have to be raised for this. >> last year, america's cup ended up costing san francisco $11 million. team ora cell says organizers would be open to considering san francisco as a possible host to be held around 2021. >> we'll see. a car bursting into flames caused delays for drivers today. you can see in this view how flames burned dry grass along eastbound interstate 780. crews stopped the fire before reaching homes near

but we need to make stanford change policies >> at stanford, david louie, abc7 news. >> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick responding saying i would never do the things made up about me. i'm glad this is resolved. it's time for football. >> texas governor rick perry is stirring up controversy after shocking a crowd with comments about gay people. listen. . >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic. very desire not to do that. i look at the homosexual issue the same way. >> comments after perry asked about texas republicans endorsing a platform supporting gay conversion counselling. california lieutenant governor is demanding an apology, tweeting much progress has been made on lgbt rights but ignorance offensive reports show how much more work needs to be done we spoke with the director of the lgbt community center today . >> i think people are tired of repressed politics like rick perry's. not only in texas but throughout the country interested in voting for politicians who care about equality and fairness. he was trying to encourage more businesses to move to

abc7 news reporter david louie joins us with more. david? is no question that president obama just two months ago along with a white house task force called on campuses to crack down on campus sexual assault. students are complaining stanford wasn't tough enough on a senior accused of rape they rallied outside of a meeting the university sexual assault policy is not on the agenda so students say this is a symbolic way of putting pressure on the faculty senate to change a policy created four years ago. the senior wants her name to be used she says she's a victim of a sexual assault. normally, abc7 news protects identities of victims. she says the assault occurred on new year's day, home in juneau, alaska. she filed a police report the district attorney in juneau says the case remains under investigation. ex-puts -- they decided to postpone the student's

david louie is live. david, that department is facing more tension tonight. no question about it the city is concerned they don't have enough officers on the streets to handle the calls so they're turning to mandatory overtime in order to extend hours on the shifts. the decision is going to put the police department to a test. balancing the safety of the public with safety of officers the department will ask for volunteers piers to tack n 2, or 3 hours at the end of the shift. mandatory overtime will kick in when there aren't enough volunteers. >> officers are involved to fill holes in our division. now this overtime is another sign the city council failed to address the problems to keep our neighborhoods unsafe. >> gonzales putting in a dig for their pension reform campaign jump ship. a spokesman for the staff says officer safety and public safety are equally important. >> we understand our administration understands. that we want every officer to be safe and want to be able to provide core services to the public >> the public safety committee was meeting wh

david louie is live. david, that department is facing more tension tonight. no question about it the city is concerned they don't have enough officers on the streets to handle the calls so they're turning to mandatory overtime in order to extend hours on the shifts. the decision is going to put the police department to a test. balancing the safety of the public with safety of officers the department will ask for volunteers piers to tack n 2, or 3 hours at the end of the shift. mandatory overtime will kick in when there aren't enough volunteers. >> officers are involved to fill holes in our division. now this overtime is another sign the city council failed to address the problems to keep our neighborhoods unsafe. >> gonzales putting in a dig for their pension reform campaign to jump ship. a spokesman for the staff says officer safety and public safety are equally important. >> we understand our administration understands. that we want every officer to be safe and want to be able to provide core services to the public >> the public safety committee was meeting

. >> we are live now with david louie in san jose. david? >> reporter: this is going to affect all shifts. days, swing, mid nights to be required to work mandatory overtime, 2 to 3 hours at the end of a shift but this is raising concerns about fatigue. the latest count shows police staffing down 221 sworn officers from full strength. officers are going to be asked additional 2, or 3 hours, at the end of the shifts f there aren't enough volunteers, mandatory overtime will be required. it doesn't sit well with the police officer association. >> officers are involved in a voluntary program to fill the holes. now, this mandatory overtime is another sign the city council failed to address the problems to keep our neighborhoods unsafe. >> the nagging issue has been pension reform, prompting recruits and officers to leave for other departments. officer albert morales speaks for the chief. we understand officers are working and tired now. we understand that we're asking a lot of them. but time, and time again, these officers have answered a call and

david louie joins us with more. david? >> reporter: if the bill passes it would mandate how juvenile court judges would handle the serious sexual assault cases but the bill may not make it for a vote if opponents are able to shoot it down tomorrow morning in a committee hearing. the 15-year-old was a sexual assault victim after her ordeal spread on on social media. he crafted a tougher law aimed at juveniles charged with sexual assault. the teenagers involved in this case received 30-45 days and proceedings were closed the new bill making hearings public and a two-year sentence mandatory. when the >> opponents arguing prevention, not punishment should be focus. >> this doesn't get us to the bowl of preventing tragedies we have to look at alternatives we have to look at restora tiff justice. >> it will take four votes to move the bill out of committee. if succeeding it needs to pass assembly by the end of august or it will die. the attorney says the law needs to be changed. >> it encourages rapists to drug, indochl indicati

david louie joins us with more. david? >> reporter: if the bill passes it would mandate how juvenile court judges would handle the serious sexual assault cases but the bill may not make it for a vote if opponents are able to shoot it down tomorrow morning in a committee hearing. the 15-year-old was a sexual assault victim after her ordeal spread on on social media. he crafted a tougher law aimed at juveniles charged with sexual assault. the teenagers involved in this case received 30-45 days and proceedings were closed the new bill making hearings public and a two-year sentence mandatory. when the victim >> opponents arguing prevention, not punishment should be focus. >> this doesn't get us to the bowl of preventing tragedies we have to look at alternatives we have to look at restora tiff justice. >> it will take four votes to move the bill out of committee. if succeeding it needs to pass assembly by the end of august or it will die. the attorney says the law needs to be changed. >> it encourages rapists to drug, indochl i

. >> david louie takes us inside mountain view.concepts had been soon reality. >> we label these dinosaurs of the past such as am car radio of the 1930s. engineers are working to create innovations for the next generation of cars >> arrived at destination. >> displays begin to show up, the challenge is how to get a great navigation, communications and entertainment. delphi is working to make that happen. >> these have been coming together piece by piece over time. but the forces of the market are demanding it comes quicker now. and with this we have to deliver safety solutions. >> that deployment can create time for drivers to watch a movie, or work. the use of auto radar is at, or near production. radar and vision system is monitoring what is around the vehicle. the built in warning system will alert drivers or the auto mated car taking it for action. other systems can flash a light and blank out the display. >> idea is giving safe interfaces in the car to keep attention on the path. >> delphi working on a cloud-based system. ther

abc7 news reporter and confirmed foodie, david louie will whip up a mean gazpacho for you is live with a preview. >> no promises larry ask cheryl. this is a free exhibit in the tech museum that is educational and enjoyable. the show opens tomorrow, running through september 1st. lots of people blog about food and share photos on social media. but this may be the ultimate exhibit it takes a technology approach to explain physics of food and cooking. >> sometimes, you need a tool and technology. that is what this is all about. seeing food and beauty in different ways >> photos came about the former chief technology officer got interested in cooking. he went to cooking school in france. that led to a set of books called "modernist cuisine". >> it's cool looking and shows you layers. once squishing it into the burger you can't see layers anymore. >> he also dissected pots and pans to show how things cook. >> with those photos it's more approachable. i understand what happens when i roast a turkey. >> he figured tech museum was an ideal venue for the exhibit. >> if you're curious to know ho

david louie abc7 news >> noble effort. >> it's great. >> let's take a look outside now. the weather is changing. >> spencer christian outside. looks sunny. but breezy, spencer. >> it is. that is the big change from yesterday we've got increasing winds across the bay area. let's go live doppler 7. you can see we don't have much in the way of cloud cover. we have some low and mid level clouds. sunny skies inland. and check out the current wind gusts. it's gustier inland than near the coast. 36 miles per hour gusts right now. at fairfield, 31 miles per hour gusts in napa. 22 miles per hour in oakland and livermore. sfo has winds at 15, 14 miles per hour. but not gusty. so breezy, to windy across the area. here is how it looks at the golden gate bridge. there is a cloud layer above. traffic flowing nicely. 63 degrees in san francisco. 68 oakland. san jose, 76. morgan hill, 74. 59 half moon bay. looking at the skies some clouds near the coastline there. it's 67 degrees in santa rosa and napa. low to mid 70s in novato and fairfield. 77 livermore, here is the forecast looking t

david louie has the story from san jose tech museum. >> you may think this is modern art but it's a photothe round worm. not appear advertising once you realize what it is. it's a collection of nearly 80 large photos on display at the tech museum, exploring the science and technology of food and cooking. it's a brainchild of microsoft's former chief technology officer. his passion for food led him to go to work in a restaurant and go to cooking school in france. listen to his excitement over what he calls an exploded diagram of a cooler. >> not only is it cool looking, it shows you how to assemble it. shows you all the layers clearly and distinctly. once you squish it into the burger, you can't see the layers or how it is made. >> he cuts apart ovens, pots and pans and even grills to show you how it cooks. >> i understand what happens in my boiler when i boil something. i understand when i roast a turkey. >> the photographs became part of a 2500 page multi-volume book called "modernist cuisine." he says why some animals have dark cells and white. they store extra cells for tasks such as w

in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >> you can take a look at the video again. we have it on our web site. 7 news.com. >> developing news tonight. tour bus collided with a car killing at least one person. happened 20 miles north of fresno just east of state route 41. the fresno bee reports 60-year-old woman was killed when her car drifted into the path of the bus. the bus is registered to rosie tour of fremont. chp says the 41 people on the tour bus survived without injury. police say they received several reports of the woman erratic driving just before the collision. >> u.s. supreme court today ruled that 35 foot buffer zone barring protestors from abortion clinic massachusetts violates the first amend many. san francisco law allow pros testtors to get a bit closer 25 feet from an abortion clinic. now other bay area city have similar restriction. are those still legal? about vic lee reports. >> abortion opponent regularly target the planned parenthood clinic the mission. they stand behind 25 foot arc painted around the entrance. city ordinance went that effect

david louie has the story from san jose tech museum. >> you may think this is modern art, but it's ahoto of the round worm. its in pork. not appetizing once you realize what it is. it's a collection of nearly 80 large photos on display at the tech museum, exploring the science and technology of food and cooking. it's a brainchild of nathan, microsoft's former chief technology officer. his passion for food led him to go to work in a restaurant and go to cooking school in france. and to embrace a new approach to picturing food. listen to his excitement over what he calls an exploded diagram of a burger. >> not only is it cool looking, it shows you how to assemble it. shows you all the layers clearly and distinctly. once you squish it into the burger, you can't see the layers or how it is made. >> he cuts apart ovens, pots and pans and even bbq grills to show you how it cooks. >> with those photos, it's easier to say, yeah, i understand what happens in my boiler when i boil something. i understand when i roast a turkey. >> the photographs became part of a 2500 page multi-volume book cal

. >> abc7 news david louie gave back to a fundraiser in burlingame. he was the m. c.or the self-help longevity gala. goal was to raise more than $450,000 to support social, health, employment and educational services for the elderly in four bay area counties. good for david there. he was having a good time. a beautiful day today for father's day. >> yeah. a little bit of a cool down. we already seeing the changes with the wind and the low clouds and fog that return not only to the coast but pushing over the bay. right now live doppler 7hd. you can make out some of the cloud cover. and with 14 hours 45 minutes of day light, it will be a nice day. but as we go through the rest of the week we will say good-bye to spring and gain another minute of day light. solstice is next saturday at 4:51 in the morning. here you see the high clouds. winds are picking up. 53 in the city. 56 at the airport and 55 san carlos, 52 morgan hill. we have clouds around half moon bay at 52 degrees. you can see why this keeps changing with all the clouds. it's featuring a good weather story. 50

in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >> if price line buying san francisco base open table for 2.6 billionlars. 15 million people use open table every month. you have probably tried it. analyst say this is just the latest example of the enticement of mobile app. last week taxi uber valued at 17 billion dollars. in february facebook payed 19 bill for what is app. the on line chat service. open table recently added a mobile app that let's customers pay from the table. they say it was providing a bump for other on line review site like san francisco base yelp. >> facebook lift add ban on users showing exposed breast while nursing. social networking site help page updated breast feeding natural and beautiful and help mothers share experience. campaign last year called the ban a double stand avrmentd it included thousands of post and tweet. facebook spokesperson says the company originally ban the picture after other users xlaichbility bay area base netflix has new look. old logo of course red black and white. the new logo solid red. the web site has also been redesigned as well. >> just ahead

david louie has more now from san jose police head quurters. >> the decision will put the police department to a test. balancing the safety of the public with safety of officers. department will ask for volunteers first to tack on an extra 2 or 3 hours at the end of the shift. mandatory over time will kick in when there aren't enough volunteers. that doesn't sit well with the police officer association. >> officers already involved in a voluntary over time program to fill the hole in our patrol division. now this mandatory over time is another sign that the city council has failed to address the problems that are driving officers away and keeping the neighborhoods unsafe. >>reporter: gonzalez putting in a dig city council members for pension rae form campaign that has driven veteran officers an even new recruit to jump ship and join other police agency. city currently has 8 88 sworn officers. 2 21 below authorized strength. spokesman for the police command staff says officer safety and public safety are equally important. >> we didn't want to put officers in harm way nor do we want to go ah

. >> in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> right now massive wildfire is threatening 1,000 homes in kern county burning near like isabel 45 minutes northeast of bakers feel. fire is already charred 2200 acres. gusting and erratic winds are pushing the fire and it's quickly burning through dry brush. 3 homes destroyed. another 500 evacuated. here's the very latest now from reporter jessica perez. >> tom secures some of the equipment and vehicle after he was forced tow vac ate the vacation home. the fire in kern county burned more than 2200 acres and threatened 1,000 homes. >> smoke and then believe it or not you could hear the roar of the fire. it sounded like jet engine and it would burn yellow orange then all of a sudden get the big black plume. >> more than anything firefighters not just battling the terrain but the wind is creating problems too. >> kind of like a roller coaster you think it's calm then it flares up. okay this is the end and then it dies down again. you think okay we got this then boom up it goes again. >> fire chief says wind advisory is in place for the area unt

david louie has the story from san jose tech museum. >> you may think this is modern art, but it's aund worm. its in pork. not appetizing once you realize what it is. it's a collection of nearly 80 large photos on display at the tech museum, exploring the science and technology of food and cooking. it's a brainchild of nathan, microsoft's former chief technology officer. his passion for food led him to go to work in a restaurant and go to cooking school in france. listen to his excitement over what he calls an exploded diagram of a burger. >> not only is it cool looking, it shows you how to assemble it. shows you all the layers clearly and distinctly. once you squish it into the burger, you can't see the layers or how it is made. >> he cuts apart ovens, pots and pans and even grills to show you how it cooks. >> with those photos, it's easier to say, yeah, i understand what happens in my boiler when i boil something. i understand when i roast a turkey. >> the photographs became part of a 2500 page multi-volume book called "modernist cuisine." he uses the photo of a pork leg to show wh

david louie looks into who might buy them. >> 'thousand bit coin were seized by the fbi when it shutlk road, an online site suspected at illegal drug sales. they are valued at over $16 million. an auction of 30,000 is bound to impact its price. bit coin reached they highest price this month back on june 3rd hitting $665. but they lost 3% and then 7% before making a small come back. who will step up and buy them? >> silk road and everything that happened with that, it kind of lost its legitimacy. >> because it was used for something like that's correct it will square off people. i think they have other reasons to be interested in bit coin. >> such as having a currency that can't be manipulate bid physical policy. people can buy and sell them at atms, like this one installed in mountain view earlier this year, but they are rig a $200,000 deposit to bid at the auction. investors are likely to be large scale investors. >> it's recently made google finance pages and institutional investors are now willing to invest in it. a purchase of that size will probably go to someone who has a few m

david louie looks into who might buy them. >> 'thousands of bit coin were seized by the fbi when it shutown silk road, an online site suspected at illegal drug sales. they are valued at over $17 million. the value fluctuates based on demand. an auction of 30,000 is bound to impact its price. bit coin reached they highest price this month back on june 3rd hitting $665. but this week it lost 3% on wednesday and then 7% before making a small comeback. so who will step up and buy them? >> silk road and everything that happened with that, it kind of lost its legitimacy. >> because it was used for something like that, it will scare off people. i think they have other reasons to be interested in bit coin. >> such as having a currency that governments can't devalue or be manipulated by fiscal policy. people can buy and sell them at atms, like this one installed in mountain view earlier this year. but the u.s. marshal is requiring a $200,000 deposit to bid at the auction. investors are likely to be large-scale investors. >> now that it's been carried on bloomberg and it's recently made google fin

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david arquette. they have a 10-year-old daughter cocoa. >>> texas republican louie, he is getting pretty good at photos fellow lawmakers. i love these photos. while oklahoma republican dave langeford was being interviewed by fox news gomert walks right behind him and stare tiz camera before walking off. it isn't the first photo bomb, though. just last week. i love those. >>> "family guy" creator seth mcfarland is promising to match up to $1 million pledges to the reading rainbow. there's a lot of traction under that. >>> romantic comedy dream team meg ryan and tom hanks reportedly set to reunite in ryan's directorial debut. the two co-started in several 1990s hits including "sleepless in seattle" and "you've got mail." hitting theaters in weekend "transformers, age of extinction" starring mark wahlberg and begin again with kira knightley and mark ruffalo. >> sleepless in seattle or you've got mail? >> you've got mail. i do. >> it seemed so long ago that the computers were telling us you have mail. >> i know, but the whole concept that it's set in new york. i like the -- >> a little biassed, huh? sleep