if you are traveling westbound 580 out of pleasanton, it's between hacienda and foothill- san ramon scheduled to wrap up at 5:00 and in the westbound lanes of the san mateo bridge. more coming up. >>> it's a saddened to the search for a u.s. marine helicopter in nepal. anne makovec joins us from the newsroom with the latest developments. >> reporter: nepal's defense secretary says the wreckage has been found along with three bodies. there is no word on the fate of the others on board. six u.s. marines and two nepalese army soldiers were on that helicopter on a mission to deliver aid to earthquake survivors. that chopper disappeared nearly three days ago. it had been delivering aid to victims in remote villages. the pilot had reported a fuel problem before it went down. that was among more than a dozen u.s. military aircraft helping nepal recover from the two major earthquakes. and there is a nepal native in the bay area who has been watching the developments very closely. at the same time, becoming a u.s. citizen. after ascending mount everest a half dozen climbs, this man who now lives in ri

we have drizzle across the foothills. a lot of that has started to make its way out of here as the marine layer is starting to thin out a little bit. it's extensive across the entire bay area because our winds this morning are very strong in the upper levels coming in, bringing in that cold marine air. and that's why temperatures right now are close to 50 degrees. but everybody is clouded in. and even foggy in san francisco. later on this afternoon, we'll see some sunshine. 72 back in the south bay. 67 for the peninsula today. the east bay will be at 71. san francisco, 64 degrees, and the north bay 75. the thing to note today if you are headed to wine country, you could run into a few showers. you'll notice, again, widespread cloud cover. even some rain falling across north of sacramento in near the sierra. watch this up into the north bay. showers and thunderstorms form across the north bay. napa, santa rosa, fairfield, you could run into a few showers this afternoon. look at the timing between 3:00 and 5:00. and then it

. >> reporter: foothill high school students say her school's dress code is old- fashioned, sexist and unfairly singles out girls. >> it isn't fair. i felt that i had all the right resources to do something about it. >> reporter: what she did was start an online petition at change.org calling on the school system to revise its policy writing, quote, foothill high school needs to stop picking girls for wearing reveally summer clothing when it's hot outside. more than 2,000 people have already signed on in support of the petition. a school district spokesman says the dress code as it's written is gender-neutral and simply meant to establish proposal attire for both boys and girls. >> think students should be allowed to wear what they want to but within reason. >> reporter: she says dress code helps keep the focus on learning. >> they are here for academic purposes. it's not a fashion show. >> reporter: but many students say the dress code isn't being fairly enforced. the girls are much more likely than boys to get in trouble for what they wear to school. >> i was comfortable in what i wa

right by the foothill college off-ramp. the loopy off-ramp. sounds like a car did go off the roadway. the initial report was a flip. sounds a little less dramatic than that. that's good news. that's off the freeway. i'll track it. so far as the freeway goes it's not a problem for speeds on 280 or 101. we'll show you a live look, oakland, easy drive northbound for the taillights over toward high street. >>> was eight prank or something more wicked? police in new york are insist gating the ump it is of a decades old coffin on a city street with the bones still inside of it. someone dug up and dutched the casket in brooklyn on tuesday night. not far from a cemetery. investigators say the bones from a hand and foot were found inside of that cough inif bffin body. >>> 4:56. new warning for pet owners. why the made in the usa label doesn't always mean it's free of possibly deadly ingredients. >>> live look outside this morning from san rafael. nice and light to start. hopefully we can keep things flowing throughout the morning. right back after this

. >>> reporter: foothill high school student says her school's dress school is old- fashioned sexist and unfairly singles out girls. >> it isn't a fair dress code or policy. and i felt that i had all the right resources to do something about it. >> reporter: what she did was start an online petition at change.org calling on the school system to revise its policy writing, quote, foothill high school needs to stop punishing girls for wearing revealing clothing when it's hot. a school district spokesman says the dress code as it's written is gender-neutral and simply meant to establish appropriate attire for both boys and girls. >> they are here for academic purposes. it's not a fashion show. >> reporter: but many students say the dress code isn't being fairly enforced. the girls are much more likely than boys to get in trouble for what they wear to school. >> unless it's completely provocative and uncalled for, it really shouldn't matter. >> i have seen cases where guys are not following the dress code and they're not getting, you know, in trouble for it like girls are. you know, i hav

north bay mountains and foothills. friday morning we'll wake up to a little bit of showery activity and in the weekend a return of 70s for the inland valleys and places like santa cruz. let's show you what will be happening on the surface map. thursday into friday the system moves out of here. high pressure tries to build in for friday and saturday. that will boost us back into the 70s. the system from the rockies moves in sunday night into monday and increases the marine layer. monday we'll wake up to cloud cover but clear out in the afternoon hours. sneak peek at the memorial day weekend. temperatures will be back into the 70s saturday sunday even for monday. san francisco and the east shore will be the only places in the 60s. lots of sunshine coming our way as we head through the next few days. back to you. >>> update to breaking news. crews have just fixed that equipment problem causing big delays on b.a.r.t. as of a few minutes ago, b.a.r.t. service was suspended on two parts of major lines, the fremont line and t

food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothillsrecipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of them in the grinding rocks around the camp we have about 15 grinding sites in came so it was a major summer report area for the 92 hawks. >> through there are signs that prosperity were in the area it was not until the early part of the century with the 76 began the construction of damn in helpfully a say mill was billed open the left hand of the math for the construction by which lake was used to float logs needed for the project at the same time the yosemite park and company used the other side of the camp to house tourists interesting in seeing the national park and the constructions of damn when the u son damn was completed many of the facilities were not needed then the city of san francisco donated the property it was named camp mather the first director it was named after him tuesday morning away amongst the pine the giant sequoia is

south 280, at the foothill college off-ramp. we do have one lane blocked we a aer that went off the roadway. no reports of injuries but we have a crew there with a tow truck and cable trying to pull that from the hillside. it is blocking the slow lane, very light traffic throughout the entire area. it's still early for this morgues of the bay to get any slowing or real commute northbound is the push though through silicon valley. the tri-valley and no slowing for the dublin interchange. we see the sensors turning to yellow. right around san ramon as folks turn on 680. alt there's the upper east shore freeway. and the maze over be i the bay bridge. we'll give you a live look out there and show you how the conditions are across the span. westbound around the tower and into treasure island. tunnels without delay in towards san francisco. good stuff across the bay. back to you. >> we like good stuff. thanks, mike. >>> we also like green. a whole lot of it on mike's map. not everybody, that i cluds some irs employees. >> a lot of peo

hamilton, then back in the san jose where they'll end at motorcycle county park in the east foothillsarts and ends in the same city. this 105-mile stage expected to take five hours, which is disappointing considering i did it the other day in just four. i'm just an amateur. so anyways. 10:45 stage three starting here. anyone can show up and watch them take off or go on the website to find out the best viewing points along the route. if you haven't seen it before it's quite exciting. >> you got a timer. maybe we can have him show us. >> the wind at his back there. >> he does. >>> a big buy involving an old name this morning. america online has been bought. >> you got mail. scott mcgrew, verizon paid $4.5 billion for aol. >> that's right. the deal will be finalized this summer. $50 a share. so aol stock up this morning. ceo tim armstrong will remain in charge of aol. here he is announcing the deal on cnbc. aol will be an entirely-owned subsidiary of verizon. verizon gets armstrong's ad technology as well as several tech blogs including tech crunch. now, the last time verizon was in char

especially in the foothills of the sierra nevada. and snow around kirkwood.her elevations. temperatures are in the low 50s and 60s. that instability leaves, high pressure comes back and with the high pressure comes back, the fog. so we're going to see the valley or the coastal fog fill in at the coast. late tonight, and probably by tomorrow afternoon and so what that's going to do is give us a more classic spring pattern. cool coast mild, warm inland. that's how that's going to go. as we take a look at san francisco. 65degrees for a daytime high in san francisco. 7:00a.m. 52 degrees. as you look at san jose's forecast high tomorrow. they're going to be just in the low 70s. a little warmer tomorrow. warmer than it was today and as you head into your forecast for the next few days you see that system spin out. you see the fog come back. that's tomorrow night. and then you see the fog just kind of sticking around all bay area weekend. the showers are mostly done. even in the mountains as we're into this last 10:00 hour. 72 in concord. 72 in morgan hill and gilro

it runs 11 miles from the straits to the foothills. seizmologist say it could have a quake as big as 6.8. >> this is just another wake-up call for people to prepare, because we are in the middle earthquake country. >> this time the damage was minimal, some ceiling tiles were in danger of falling down and in a liquor store all the stock rattled but nothing broke. >>> two armed member were killed in dallas after shots were fired outside a cartoon contest. police have been keeping an eye on this event. >> a shooting outside a event in texas leave two dead and another injured sunday night in garland, where two armed member drove up to the center where the event was held and opened fire on a security guard, hitting him in the ankle. >> officers saw what was going on, engaged the two member be killed them both. >> businesses were evacuated as police worked to determine if there were explosives in the suspect's car. people say it was chaotic. >> everybody was shocked. >> it's not clear if the shooting was connected to the event inside, organi

. >> captain tony is a new commander in charge of bringing crime down in san jose's foothills division. his officers made numerous burglary arrests over the last few weeks. but, he says this latest crackdown was a big one by beat cops doing more than just patrolling the streets. >> this was a huge success. again, the officers are out there, patrol officers, the hard work that they're doing out there when they have a lead. >> there is so much evidence in this case investigators are still processing it so the owners can claim their stolen goods. neighbors were surprised a minor living next door may be responsible for a lot of the fear in evergreen. >> wow. well, that's lovely that it's on my street. wow. i had no idea. >> and in a lot of these cases, the m.o. for the burglary lass remained the same. two guys go inside. they ransack the home while another remains outside as a lookout with a walkie-talkie. >> live in evergreen community, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. on the peninsula now, caught on camera. two burglars casing this home in los altos. they broke in t

it makes sense given the roller coaster terrain that the foothills offer. the weather is unusually cool. that being said do not expect this to be easy. as it stands right now first and second place are occupied by mark cavendish of great britain and peter sagan and robin carpenter, the top placed american in the race thus far. >> it's an opportunity for crazy stuff to happen. we have climbs all day. a climb straight out of the start house. the hamilton climb is 9% for like four or five miles. it's going to blow up. >> you still have time to get up mt. hamilton and watch them there if you want to really see the suffering take place. if not, please come to the motorcycle park and you can watch it on the big screen and see our festival and really watch how these true athletes perform. >> it's fun to watch. it's local. you get close to the athletes so that's a lot of fun. >> reporter: if you took a look at the map that we put on your screen, this is the route map for stage three. obviously it started at berryessa. going over calaveras. dips into livermore up ma

it happened at 9:00 tonight at a home about a block from foothill elementary school. they are trying to determine if the homeowner interrupted a burglary and shot them. they said four people were arrested at the same time earlier this week. >>> a passenger describes what happened on a high high an airlines flight to oakland forced to make an emergency landing. new cell phone video shows passengers on flight 24 in maui going out this afternoon on slides. one man from walnut creek told me honolulu star advertiser he heard a strange sound in the landing gear after takeoff. he said the plane veered and did not rise fast though. two passengers went to hospital with mainer injuries. the pilot reported smoke and an odor in the cockpit. >>> thieves stole his car, but they got away with something far more available. >> i care more about the contents than the car. >> next on abc7 news the emotional plea from a man who just wants his wife's ashes back. >> and hours away from the fight of the century, but did you know manny pacquiao's road to the ring began here sph you will hear

. >> thank you, a live look now right where you are, the east san jose foothills. the hills are brown. it is dry and windy today, jeff usually not a good mix. >> yeah and temperatures were not in the 80s or 90s, thankfully. we have a blocking ridge of high pressure in place. that means no chances of big storm systems coming our way in the next five days. when we get a look at the closer pattern down near the surface, good news on tuesday, right throughout the bay area. it is about 10 to 20 miles per hour. by thursday friday, saturday and sunday it will remain windy here. we'll also see temperatures increase as well. that is where the increased fire threat will come from again thursday, friday saturday and sunday. numbers will range from 75 to 85 degrees. when it comes to the bay area overall throughout the next several months it will no doubt be the highest across the counties -- that's where that drought remains the worst at this very minute. we'll have more details in about 15 minutes. >> you can also track jeff and his forecast specific to your neighborhood 24/7

the rest of it while you're moving smoothly, you could use foothill boulevard, but really stick it out. give about ten more minutes >>> six officials arrested overnight and raids ramping up this morning to uncover evidence of corruption. >> and pitching in to help those devastated in the southern plains. >>> raids and arrested. more than 20 fifa officials face charges >>> chp hopes you can solve this mystery. >>> 58 degrees right now on our way to temperatures in the low 70s today, and some 80s approaches the weekend. your photograph is straight ahead >>> look at this traffic jammed right here. we'll tell you what's going on as well as in the bay area. a big rig is just not moving >>> we'll get you moving right now. a live look outside the bay bridge. it's may 27th. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. >> we do begin with a developing story. soccer's global governing party is reeling, federal and international agents raided offices on two continents, happening right now in fact in miami. >>> bob redell joins us with details on the miami raid, and how u.s. authorities

janelle, they were just telling us yesterday, warning us about the fire dangers in the east san jose foothills and that's what we're looking at right now. a few acre there is on fire with the dry conditions and the wind it is concerning for a lot of people. >> and it is warming up in the south by jeff. >> yes, and the big factor here is that we did pick up 10 to 12 inches in the last eight months. there is a lot of fuel out here to burn. you can see it is breezy. gusting to 20 degrees. firefighters will be keeping track here. belle get you outside to the sky camera network right now. the other thing we're tracking is right up into the north bay, the fog is beginning to move right back into our belvedre camera. so for the east bay and the south bay, that is where we're finding some of the most sunshine and temperatures right now in the upper 60s. let's bring skbru that morning forecast. low clouds down to the south bay. 53 to start in san jose. 52 in the east bay, and 50 in the north bay with isolating drizzle at the immediate coastline. i think once we cross the noonhour again for tomorrow we

. >>> and in hayward brush fire this morning burned half an acre on grove way knee foothill boulevard. the cause is unknown. >>> water customers in the east bay may notice tap water tasting a little different this week as east bay mud adapts to the drought. 1.3 million people are serviced by the water district. they got a sample of the water this march but was switched off after a flood of complaints. cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: that new water supply is on its way from the sierra right now. should make it to east bay customers by mid-week. right now water coming oust the fountain at doyle park tastes -- pretty good. but that could change. east bay mud first changed the water supply to 1 minute customers in march and got a ton of bad reviews. >> oh would youow describe the smell. >> rotten egg smell. >> now the water agency will try it again this time slowly making the transition. with little snow melt they have no choice but to start pumping warmer water to save colder water below for fish riz downstream. warmer water has more algae often smelly but safe to drink.

. >> now, 65 firefighters responded to this fire in the san jose foothills yesterday. a dozen homes were threatened there. firefighters were able to prevent the flames from spreading. >>> keeping the roads safe. memorial day weekend is one of their buzzest of the year. they're out in force with extra patrols and check points across the area. christie smith live in san francisco. you just went on with a ride along with one of our officers. what did you see? >> the chp in san francisco has been anticipated more traffic because of the san mateo hayward bridge they got it. but they are out in if you remember hs looking for those speeding and under the influence and also those who aren't wearing their seat belt. the maximum enforcement period runs through midnight tomorrow. the click it or ticket campaign is underway. the idea is to promote safety and educate people. williams said he can spot them. >> see that belt buckle hanging down off the car, you'll see people sometimes leaning forward in the vehicle, the front or the back jump forward and you'll see nothing there. it'

. >>> and in hayward brush fire this morning burned half an acre on grove way knee foothill boulevard. the cause is unknown. >>> water customers in the east bay may notice tap water tasting a little different this week as east bay mud adapts to the drought. 1.3 million people are serviced by the water district. they got a sample of the new water this march but was switched off after a flood of complaints. cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: that new water supply is on its way from the sierra right now. should make it to east bay customers by mid-week. right now water coming oust the fountain at doyle park tastes -- pretty good. but that could change. east bay mud first changed the water supply to 1 minute customers in march and got a ton of bad reviews. >> oh would youow describe the smell. >> rotten egg smell. >> now the water agency will try it again this time slowly making the transition. with little snow melt they have no choice but to start pumping warmer water to save colder water below for fish riz downstream. warmer water has more algae often smelly but safe to dri

whole villages here in the foothills of the himalayas have been raised to the ground. we're circling to try to find a place to land. this is one of the first flights into this isolated mountain community. even helicopters struggled to operate in country like this. the pilot is not sure it is safe to bring the helicopter in. they don't actually want to land the helicopter. we have jumped out and they will throw out the medical supplies. they can't stand on ceremony as they unload. there is real need here. >> he says every house has been destroyed. a village of 400 people are now living on the sheets. reporter: logistics are not the only challenge. there is growing in anger about what is seen as government disorganization. no one told this is really relief team where they were needed. they headed out. >> i would prefer there would be a central command type of thing. we did not waste our time sitting around doing nothing in kathmandu and we pushed forward. reporter: there is no shortage of people who need their help. this man waited four days for help for his injured wife

outside an operating room at foothills hospital in calgary, canada, dr. garnett sutherland preps his patient. >> we've gone through everything and you're going to have the operation on the right side. >> reporter: lee is 22 years old and has an aneurysm. today he is undergoing brain surgery to remove it. but it's what's happening alongside the surgeons that makes this so unique. as lee is being prepped, so is this machine. it's called the neuroarm. it's a brain surgery robot, inspired by the international space station. dr. sutherland and his team had the idea to bring an mri machine into the operating room on a track. it cut down on the time required to move a patient to the room with the mri in it. but the problem was even bringing the machine into the operating room still stopped down the surgery. >> to me that was a challenge, because that disrupts the rhythm of surgeons. surgeons get into a rhythm as they move through a procedure. so then from that, the idea was that we should build a rebougob that could access that space. so one evening we wrote a l

. >>> in hayward, a brush fire this morning burned half an acre on grove way near foothill boulevard. that fire also spread into eucalyptus trees. the cause is not known. >>> water customers in the east bay may notice tap water tasting a little different this week as east bay mud adapts to the drought. 1.3 million people are serviced by the water district, and they got a sample of the new water in march. but it was switched off after a flood of complaints. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: east bay mud changed it water supply to 1 million customers in march and got bad reviews. how would you describe that smell? was it pleasant? >> it was a rotten egg smell. >> reporter: this time, the agency will slowly make the transition. with little snow melt, they have no choice but to pump water from higher depths to save colder water down below for fisheryies downstream. it's often smelly but safe to drink.ld be not enough water next year. >> reporter: she remembers that smelly water in march. she says the carbon water filter can help a lot. >> it will take all of that

it happened at 9:00 tonight at a home about a block from foothill elementary school.they are trying to determine if the homeowner interrupted a burglary and shot them. they said four people were arrested at the same time earlier this week. >>> a passenger describes what happened on a high high an airlines flight to oakland forced to make an emergency landing. new cell phone video shows passengers on flight 24 in maui going out this afternoon on slides. one man from walnut creek told me honolulu star advertiser he heard a strange sound in the landing gear after takeoff. he said the plane veered and did not rise st though. two passengers went to hospital with mainer injuries. the pilot reported smoke and an odor in the cockpit. >>> thieves stole his car, but they got away with something far more available. >> i care more about the contents than the car. >> next on abc7 news the emotional plea from a man who just wants his wife's ashes back. >> and hours away from the fight of the century, but did you know manny pacquiao's road to the ring began here sph you will hear fr

they will skirt through livermore and then come back on the other side of san jose into east foothills into the motoric so sole motorcycle county park. this is a five-hour roughly stage. and from there they will be heading south. there's five more stages after today. the final, an eighth stage, ending sunday in the los angeles area. when it's all said and done, this amgen tour of california, the tenth year of this race, will have encompassed 724 miles for these riders. that's quite a feat. reporting live in san jose, robbie derobob ridell, "today in the bay." >>> whether you have kids or not, a lot of people are opting to get mid-sized stufuvs not on because of the space but because of the safety. bigger doesn't mean safer. surprising results after the break. >>> we'll look at how computers are driving cars as well. elon musk says i'm not as mean as everybody says. santa barbara, suspect in connection to a shooting last night in isla vista turned himself in. last night deputies in uc santa barbara police arrived at a house to find three young men with gunshot wounds in their yard. one

nestled at the foothills is the indeera football agency. attracting visit scores. the hope is that as well as flowers, the garden will help tourism and get local businesses booming. >> tulip gardens is wonderful, amazing, so beautiful. we had to go to the netherlands and today we had it in our own country, we have to go to kashmir to see this. the garden will come up well. >> the garden also offers a glimpse into local kashmiry culture with visitors treated to folk music and dancing, and is looked after by the government department of horticulture which deports most of the seeds and bulbs from holland. >> a state of emergency declared after thousands of gallons of oil spill along california's coast. >> the oil is difficult to contain and collect once it's on the water. >> cleanup crews working around the clock trying to protect wildlife. >> the u.s. and cuba talk about reopening embassies.

last night at the home on jewett avenue around foothill elementary school. the homeowner may have interrupted a burglary in progress and that's when he opened fire. police say four people were arrested earlier this week for trying to break into this same house. it's not clear if the two incidents are related and we'll have an update on this story and a live report at 6:30. >>> tonight's monuments tal boxing events is a few hours way and the anticipation is building. the contenders hit the stage yesterday for the historic weigh-in, in front of thousands of screaming fans. tonight's fight is expected to be the biggest in history. >> teri okita is caught up in the hype in las vegas. she joins us live now. we can hear it all. teri, what's the buzz like there? >> reporter: yeah, juliette and brian, i feel like the thousands of fans are now all walking through the casino of the mgm today because a lot of the fans it's pandemonium outside the media center where we are. fans a lot of them aren't going to be attending this fight. they just want to be part of all the

if you are traveling westbound 580 out of pleasanton, it's between hacienda and foothill- san ramon scheduled

in hayward a brushfire burned half an acre near foothill boulevard and in marin county four acres burned in a grove 100' of the sure line. firefighters say while the weather was in their favor the conditions on the ground were not. >> the fire was driven by the heavy logs and branches in the field. they were not exposed to moisture over the winter so they are drying and they produce a lost intensity. >> firefighters believe it is a sign of things to come and they anticipate a busy fire season. >> investigators will be back to the scene of a fire that spread to two homes with the call after 2:00 a.m. yesterday on south 2nd street near interstate 280. a home was in flames and the fire coming from the attic of the neighboring husband. first crews called for additional help. eight people in the homes got out. the red cross is helping them out. >> a 74-year-old woman is recovering after a fall on mount diabolo. the c.h.p. shared video showing the helicopter pulling her 50 of the rugged area yesterday afternoon. an officer first came down to give her first aid and then got her on a gurney. the

. >> yesterday's fire in the san jose foothills, a good example of how things can get out of hand quickly. a spark from a welders torch start aid fire as he was fixing a fence. a dozen homes were threatened luckily, 65 fire fighters responded and were able to prevent the flames from spreading to the neighborhood. it turns out at this fire the fire third alarm was actually canceled. but it is good to know firefighters were ready if necessary. live in san jose. noonette miranda. nbc bay area news. >> new details, and questions about a south bay camp. an arrest for child pornography. a report says lax oversight and budget skimping may have made walden west vulnerable to sexual predators. this man here worked at walden for three years. he was arrested after prosecutors say that child pornography was found on camp computers. parents of two children who attended have taken legal action. they claim the camp allowed children to be alone with just one adult. >> no games. no drugs. no violence. those are the goals of studentsenstudents en in a south bay charter school. 80 from ace creative arts aca

but the sun will set on this day and disappear behind foothills of virginia, and in the morning whenomac emma watson? -- what then? what should we do? tomorrow, we resumed life's daily routines, take a moment to think of the families who will return home and leave their loved ones here in the sacred place think of these families home and abroad with unmarked graves abroad and in the blue seas. think of the empty chair at the dinner table and the one less voice of laughter in their house. next week, next month, what should we do that? remember. when you see the star-spangled banner flying over your child's school committing a moment to consider those men and women who gave their lives make america great. upon seeing a purple heart license plate or hearing the national anthem at a sporting event will take a moment to think of those who did not survive their wounds, we did not return home, who can never again salutes the flag or share the freedoms we experienced each and every day. these are the acts of remembrance, daily rituals of reflection handed down to us by families of the fallen

. >> it erupted just before 3:00 in the east foothills. and you can see from video shot by a viewer how dangerous things were at one point. that's cal fire helicopter that was brought in to douse the flames. you can see the smoke filling the neighborhood. about a dozen homes were threatened, but residents were not evacuated. one homeowner told us the fire caught him offguard. >> there was a lot of smoke and all of a sudden, there was helicopters and a plane going overhead and dumping the orange on to the fire. it was interesting. >> firefighters said the fire under control in about an hour. the cause is under investigation. >>> another fire in san jose displaced ten people, three dogs, and a parrot. it broke out at a duplex on jaser street. firefighters say it started in a garage and quickly started to spread into the living areas. they got it under control before it got too far, but there's a lot of smoke and water damage. everyone inside both units got out okay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> there's been another airpor

then it epicenter of the quake was centered in several foothills of the malay is. justin has more. justin: just when nepal was beginning to get back to normal -- another huge earthquake has a reminded this country just how vulnerable it is. you can see a lot of shaved heads in nepal they are symbols of mourning. his family lost their home and their grandmother in the first earthquake. yesterday, they lost her son. a husband and a father. >> he was very hard-working. he was very happy. he was a good man. >> he had been married to his wife for 22 years. >> my world has been destroyed. i am like a house without a foundation. i don't think i will ever feel safe again. >> this place was badly damaged by the first earthquake and is now completely wrecked. vista was one of nine people who had died in the earthquake. yet come in on his motorbike for supplies. there was no delay getting aid and no shortage of helping hands. a fleet of helicopters brought the injured to kathmandu. when no one can help with is the fear. the fear that you are not safe. that another earthquake will strike. the

it happened at 9:00 tonight at a home about a block from foothill elementary school. they are trying to determine if the homeowner interrupted a burglary and shot them. they said four people were arrested at the same time earlier this week. >>> a passenger describes what happened on a high high an airlines flight to oakland forced to make an emergency landing. new cell phone video shows passengers on flight 24 in maui going out this afternoon on slides. one man from walnut creek told me honolulu star advertiser he heard a strange sound in the landing gear after takeoff. he said the plane veered and did not rise fast though. two passengers went to hospital with mainer injuries. the pilot reported smoke and an odor in the cockpit. >>> thieves stole his car, but they got away with something far more available. >> i care more about the contents than the car. >> next on abc7 news the emotional plea from a man who just wants his wife's ashes back. >> and hours away from the fight of the century, but did you know manny pacquiao's road to the ring began here sph you will hear

we had a little bit of drizzle across the south bay foothills.ancisco, 75 for the north bay, 71 for the east bay, and 72 for the south bay. now, as i mentioned, we have warmer temperatures on the way. we'll check and see if that storm track is going to offer any rain in the extended forecast. >> people want to be grilling outside. >> we'll be good to go this weekend. >> thanks, anthony. >> yep. >>> new details on a loss of water supply in the east bay. was it an act of vandalism? police are investigating an incident t

. >> reporter: deep in the foothills of east san jose at cooper house canine training center, mike malloytraining his own ptsd therapy dog. he is in search of the old mike, the tough pararescue man who saved lives around the world. the old mike is back for now. >> you seem like this is the mike malloy that we all want around. >> this is the mike malloy i want to see. >> reporter: april 1994, one of the worst friendly fire incidents in u.s. history. two u.s. blackhawk helicopters shot down in iraq by american fighter jets. 26 people died. it was mike's first mission and he was first on scene to recover the charred bloody remains. >> a lot of it was done bare- handed. and without getting into too much, it was complete carnage. and when you see these things they have an effect on you. it's not about if it has an effect on you. it's about when. >> reporter: mike didn't know it but he had ptsd. depression, nightmares, paranoia while on the job for 20 years. now he has an unlikely wing man. a 10-month-old german shepherd is training to be his eyes and ears. as a ptsd therapy dog, she tracks and

280, northbound and southbound, we have construction that is done define lawrence expressway and foothill. we have three lanes closed until 5:00. yellow is showing so we have a slow down in the northbound direction. a wide view of the south bay shows top speeds everywhere else. kristen and eric? >> leyla 4:55, a community meeting will take place in berkeley on how to spend the money collected in the first month of taking sugar sweetened drinks off the shelves. america's first soda tax generated $116,000 in new revenue for berkeley last month. backers of the tax estimate it will add to $1 million in the first year. they will focus on supporting programs that will reduce the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages. >> a new study could change how doctors test women with dense breast tissue. it is linked to increased cancer risk and it is harder to detect. only half of women with dense tissue need extra tests. other factors include able and family history of breast cancer should be considered. >> we have an answer to one of life's burning questions: should you wash new clothes before you we

it began on monday in sacramento and moved to the foothills yesterday. today is stage three and the only one in the bay area for this year's race and it began on sunday so this is day three at the community center and ride to livermore and back down to san jose and finishing near the motorcycle park at 3:00 p.m. so want out for traffic around that area. >> and watch out for the weather at 4:37. mike, what are riders facing? >> plenty of sunshine and a lot of breezes as they head through the higher elevation during the afternoon hours. morning, everyone, we will look at the 24 hour temperature change. everyone is cooler this morning but for novato and santa rosa where the breezes are keeping you four degrees warmer. we will go inland east bay where we have temperatures running in the low 50s out highway 4 and concord at 50 and dublin at 51 and pleasant hill and lafayette and walnut creek and danville and san ramon and blackhawk in the mid-to-upper 40s. 42 is the cool spot in calistoga and cupertino and milpitas at 45 and 48 respectively and otherwise, low

. >> reporter: foothill high school student says her school's dress cold is unfair and sexist and singles. >> i felt i had all the right resources to do something about this unfair policy. >> reporter: she create an online petition on change.org calling or the school to change its policy. they need to stop punishing girls from wearing revealing summer clothing when it is hot outside. they say the dress code is gender neutral and meant for boys and girls. >> this is not a fashion show. >> reporter: but many students say the dress code is not fairly enforced. the girls are much already likely to get in trouble than the boys for what they wear to school. >> unless it is completely provocative and uncalled for, it shouldn't matter. >> i have seen guys not following the dress code and not getting in trouble for it like girls on. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix5. >> more than 2,000 people have signed in support of that petition. >>> in the east bay, we are getting new results in a special election. the election is for a state senate seat. but really it has a lot to do with bart. mark kelly is a

the back of mount happen mimilt livermore, and it will end at motorcycle county park in the east foothills. this is the only stage that starts and ends in the same city. something that's of note. expected to take around five hours. tomorrow, i imagine stay eight wraps up sunday in los angeles. when all said and done these athletes will bike 724 miles throughout this wonderful state. again, stage three here in san jose of the community center starting at around 10:45 this morning. you can come here. we've covered this for many years. it will be quite a crowd. it's just an issue of parking. reporting live in san jose, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> hope they have their pasta. >> i would imagine. >>> 4:40. accidents before marriage, that is not part of a new sex ed course that has some parents outraged in one california school district. we'll tell you why a judge got involved encouraging birth control. >>> a new crash test found a bigger cars are not necessarily safer cars. that story coming up after the break. >>> welcome back. a darkened san jose. sky a little bit chilly to start out yo

this fire came dangerously close to million-dollar homes up here in the east foothills, you can see here that firefighters are hosing down and mopping up on this hillside. and they're all stationed in front of various homes out here. on the hill. in case the wind shifts this started as a grass fire. but quickly spread to three alarms. flames torched a palm tree and winds fanned the flames causing the fire to burn a chunk of the hillside. the fire came close to multimillion-dollar homes and we talked to one man who started to hose down his home. >> went on top of the house, i'm like i hope this thing doesn't catch on fire from you know, stuff coming over with the wind. but luckily everything is good. >> a california department of forestry helicopter has been making water drops. the big concern right now is the wind and the tinder-dry grass in this area. but as of now it does appear that firefighters have been able to contain this fire no one has been evacuated. but firefighters are ready to defend these homes and are parked in each one of these homes in the area in case they need to defen