. >> reporter: long time mercury news columnist has been following the case since 1974. when the 19-year-old was found dead inside of church. strangled. stabbed in the head with an ice pick and sexually assaulted with alter candles. >> he was a person of interest since the beginning. >> reporter: it rd who first r body to the police. he told the investigators he personally locked up the chapel the night before. >> it has been frustrating throughout the years that we could never get enough evidence to charge the suspect. >> reporter: investigators continued to submit dna evidence to the crime lab over the years. finally, they got a hit. >> he knew he was a person of interest. he knew that we were continuing the investigation actively right now. our detectives have talked to him recently. >> the deputies say they were about to serve a search warrant at crawford's san jose apartment this morning when he pulled a gun and shot himself. >> it leaves a suspicion. if someone is innocent they want to confront the cops and have their day in court. >> reporter: perry's father did n

the teenager had a frightening long range plan according to a new report from the san jose mercury news. amy hollyfield is live on campus. amy? >> reporter: hi, kristen. according to the new report, he wanted his to be deadlier, calling the plan columbine 2.0, using the same guns the killers used, and he wanted to do it april 20th in 2021. we talked to parents this morning cannot imagine a freshman in high school having these thoughts. >> that's really, really sad. >> reporter: parents dropping kids off on the last day of school at california high are ending the year on a somber note. hearing about a student who wanted to shoot up this school columbine-style. >> what's going on in the world that a kid would think like that. it's scary. >> reporter: according to the police report obtained by the san jose mercury news, the police search the kid's home and found a tactical vest, camouflage helmet, a toy shotgun, handwritten notes, and digital data. >> i hope he gets some help. to have thoughts and emotions like that are not healthy, and i hope he gets the kind of support and direction that

we don't have the exact number affected according to the mercury news. the data aggregation firm exact us leaked nearly 340 million records on businesses and individuals. including phone numbers, home addresses email addresses some general financial information. but not security numbers like in the equifax breach. exact us as hot commentsed on the data leak. >>> time for a road trip, summertime. before you go you want to hear this report. >> "7 on your side" michael finney is here with information we need before we travel. >> when do we get there. >> are we there yet. >> it's time to pk up the kidsj the ultimate road trip. kid manila went big last year on the family summer road trip. >> this is my cross country charity. >> the manila family purchased a 35 foot long travel trailer for a 2 month nearly 12,000 mile cross country journey. >> yellow stone was a big crowd pleaser. >> but even the best trip can have bumps. >> we were driechgt through kansas on a highway and wound up with a blowout. >> although a set back, they were able to get help from a roads

the mercury news reached her today and she said, "i know there's someone far greater that will punish this person. i don't have to do that." live in south san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >>> new surveillance video shows the car of tax the car involved in a hit and run crash with a bike taxi in san francisco, it shows the driver swerving through traffic just before the collision. a mom, dad and two kids visiting from canada were taken to the hospital and have been released. 70-year-old pedicab driver kevin manning is in much worse shape. manning's friends say he has a broken leg and has a breathing tube after surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. are hoping someone >> in an industry that has operated in san francisco for over 35 years, i bleach, this is the first accident of this nature -- believe, this is the first accident of this nature. so we are all pretty shaken up. >> we have more surveillance photos on www.cbssf.com. police hope somebody will recognize that car and give them a call. >>> in the east bay chp officers recovering after a sideshow and case happened in the castro valle

mercury news spoke to experts with realtor.com.y say people are looking for affordability and not finding it in silicon valley. >>> you'll be able to retake your driver's license photo for a fee under a bill approved by the state senate. up to three photos at five bucks each. the money raised will be use to bring back drivers ed in public schools. the measure still has to be passed by the assembly. >>> taking a look at the roads this morning. we actually have had quite a few crashes. it hasn't really been friday light. one of the slow spots in richmond right now, westbound 80 before cutting boulevard. solo vehicle crash still in the left lane. it's been there for about an hour. we do have minor injuries. they're working on getting a tow truck to the seat. plan on delays if you're coming from highway 80. the south bay, so far, so good. a look at northbound 101 past the 880 interchange. overall your commute is looking great. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >> let's talk about what's going on

according to the mercury news, sheriff's recently retested dna evidence from the case, and obtained enough evidence to obtain a search warrant. we will have more on this story coming up on kpix at five. >>> president trump says the search to replace justice anthony kennedy is arad backanatany deon sput off l mier we break down some of the fallout, and introduce us to nominees for replacements. >> reporter: president trump made it clear at a rally in north dakota wednesday night, that his next supreme court nominee will have an impact on the court for a long time to come. >> we have to pick one that will be there for 40 years, 45 years. >> reporter: the president will pick from a list of 25 candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy, based on a list of the white house released this november. those names include utah senator. mike lee, cavanaugh, a former candy clerk who currently sits as a judge on the u.s. court of appeals for washington dc, and amy connie baer, a former notre dame professor, who served as a clerk for the late supreme court justice. minority leader nancy pelosi says the

columnist according to retired mercury news columnist scott herhold, that man is 72 year old steve crawford, shown in this 1964 photo from notre dame high school in los angeles. shown here in a later photo, herhold says steve crawford was a security guard at the church and had disovered perry's body.scott herhold as herhold reported at the time, arliss perry had been violated with an altar candle, stabbed in the back of the head with an ice pick and strangled. the case remained unsolved all these years until a re-examination of dna evidence turned up a suspect. herhold sayscrawford was the primary suspect all along. scott herhold/retired mercury news columnist (rob live) herhold says he had confirmed that the man living here at the coronado apartments was indeed steve crawford, the former secrity guard at the church. sheriff laurie smith was here at the scene erlier telling me it's not clear exactly what happened leading up to crawford's apparentsuicide. we are expecting an update fom the sheriff's office at any time. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (vicki) another big sto

the "san jose mercury news" reports that $3 million will go toward curbing homelessness and $150,000oward a pilot program to provide emergency housing and services to domestic violence victims. >>> your rides on bart may soon sound different. the transit agency says it is in the process of silencing that screech. they are putting new shapes on the trains to curb the noise. an engineer says more than half of the conversion jobs are done and bart expects to finish more than 90% by the end of the year. >> we know it well. >> that's cool. >> definitely. they are making a lot of neat improvements with bart and a lot of the mass transit. right now, you may want to use bart at least consider it because 880 is completely getting backed up along that southbound direction. no accidents so far that we have seen come in but this is as you make your way out of san lorenzo down into hayward. you can see 880 is starting to jam up. we have 15 minutes down to the dumbarton bridge with a crash eastbound a car hit the wall and went over into the marshland. it's not blocking lanes. slowdowns across the

san jose fire officials tell media partners the mercury news that an aggressive response by firefightersthe flames from spreading to nearby homes. they pounced on it. four people were displaced and no one was hurt. >> the wind driven fires have broken out yesterday in barren, and are now fully confined. the seven fires burned 784 acres. they broke out near grant line road, and spread quickly due to winds that hit 35-40 miles an hour. one home was destroyed. flames wiped out an out building, cars and a trailer and a boat. >> all right, let go back to the overtime thriller at oracle, the warriors somehow, some way, pulling out a big win in game one tonight. >> let get to abc 7 newsity sports director. larry, what a way to start the series. >> oh, my goodness. you need to, to rest up for game two after what we saw tonight. but the warriors dodged a missile named lebron james. the cavss had a chance to win this game in the final seconds when j.r. smith just forgot what the score was, apparently, and instead of hitting the game winner, dribbled out of the the clock, send -- dribbled out the c

according to the mercury news, the man in red is 29-year-old alexander miner, he is from walnut creek. his familyssg o hreedwerteks ago. im you can see the secret service closing in on him before taking him into custody on monday. the white house went on lockdown for 15 minutes as a result. alexander miner now feral charges, including attempted burglary, he also told investigators he was ordered by god to punch the president in the face. alexander miner is expected to undergo a mental health evaluation. >>> ran a red light at the intersection of hulk and cu gothlde engaroof off of that suv. five people were hurt, none of the injuries were life- threatening. >>> first, there is word of a break in the case of another serial killer that terrorized the area. we are in san francisco tonight. joe. >> reporter: right here in the castro, 44 years ago, there was a serial killer who is targeting gay men. today, a detective with the police department told cnn he believes they have a break in the case. san francisco in the 70s, at a time where the infamous zebra and zodiac killers were stalking t

. >>> the "mercury news" says a couple is raising money for immigrant children being separated from theirarents. charlotte and dave willner is raising money. they raised millions. they were motivated by a photo of a young girl crying at the feet of her mother and board patrol agents. >>> the statesman said people are being charged. the charges are in connection to an illegal smuggling after an suv carried illegal immigrants crashed. they face potential penalties of life in prison or death. >>> and mlive reports that ford hopes its new michigan campus will be an anchor for detroit's comeback. thousands attended ford's move yesterday. the iconic 18-story building has been abandoned for decades and ford says it will reopen in 2022 after renovations. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," gayle talks with ford's executive chairman bill ford jr. about the future of self-driving cars and his family's legacy. >>> but first, protecting your privacy. wireless carriers make a promise to keep important information about your location private. e. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a

. >>> the "mercury news" shows an emergency room doctor speaking harshly to a patient in california has led to the doctor's removal. >> i just tried to inhale. i even told her i could not inhay. >> you can't even inhale. wow, you must be dead. >>hatas dr. betheegstrt a hospital in los gatos. she was apparently mocking a 20-year-old patient who was complained of anxiety. his father recorded the exchange on video. the doctor has been removed endp > the wo rld healngth du riorganization is expected to a games disorder as a new classification. video game organizations have criticized the pending classification calling it deeply flawed and touting the educational value of games. >>> "usa today" reports brooks koepka won the u.s. open to become the first repeat champion in 29 years. >> and brooks koepka takes a big step toward back-to-back u.s. open champion. >> 28-year-old koepka became the seventh person in history. the last person who did it was curtis strange in 1989. koepka shot a final round of 68. >>> still to come. a kid's expensive mistake. a boy is caught on video toppling a sculptu

san jose mercury news says the fire started in a cluttered garage. firefighters say they were able to save about half the house. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> seven people were arrested in one of the biggest fireworks busts. cal fire says nearly 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks were taken. some of those from right here in the bay area. many of the fabrics came from montana or nevada. where they all -- are illegal. most are fireworks that shoot in the air like you see in professional shows. cal fire says confiscating this type of illegal fireworks reduces the risk of fires starting when sparks go into trees or brush. >> that means fewer fires. your injuries. fewer deaths. let's property damage. endless impact to the environment -- impact the environment including air pollution. >> illegal fireworks received in hayward, walnut an oakland. >>> 4:34. we have some shocking breaking news just coming in right now. getting reports that celebrity chef treppel host, well-known tv show host anthony boarding is dead.

they nixed the idea to build 44 houses on the land but now the mercury news is reporting the developer resubmitted its original plan to build hundreds of apartments there instead. it's not clear what is next for the project but city leaders say the final decision may end up in court. >> 4:50. protesting cell towers, it's a fight we've seen across the bay area now. and now san mateo is debating that same issue. dozens of people showing up at the city hall -- city council meeting last night to protest ct the towers drive down property radiation risk. last month we were there when palo alto debated the same issue. ended up approving permits for ver size zon to install the cell node on 11 utility poles around the city. >>> nbc bay area responds coming up next. >> a driver is hurt in an accident but the insurance company wanted him to pay out-of-pocket if he wanted his medical bills covered. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. but first happening now.. four people have been killed in attacks in turkey as the >>> but first, four people have been killed in attacks in turkey as the c

according to "san jose mercury" news, police have a report saying they searched the boy's home and found a tactical vest, toy shotgun, handwritten notes and digital data. police say the boy, who has been arrested, met with another student and tried to recruit him. that student told a soo officer. school administrators at california high school commended that stu for coming forward. the student told police there were six kids that the freshman wanted to kill. police say they interviewed him after taking into custody, and he admitted to hating three of those kids. the kid is in custody. he has not been identified because he is a juvenile. live in san ramon, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is implicating security changes after a woman's body was found in a stairwell. 75-year-old ruby lee anderson lived in a residential care facility on the hospital's campus. she went missing may 20th. it's not known how long she had been in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. it's protocol to search every hospital building if a patient is rep

reportedly shot his parents to collect his inheritance faster according to our media partner ""the mercury news"." he is in jail charged with murder and attempted murder, police say he killed his father and critically injured his mother. lee's alleged accomplice was his roommate madison huong. an acquaintance said the two planned to split the money. >>> did you notice something is missing from the streets of san francisco today. a new law took effect banning electric scooters until the rental companies get permits from the city. as carolyn tyler found out that could take time. >> reporter: for the past few weeks they seemed to be everywhere. as ofaylectrier e to sn san francisco. the rental companies have been ordered to haul them away until they get a city permit. this after numerous complaints of riders illegally on sidewalks clashing with pedestrians and scooters being ditched all over the place. >> i've seen them in the most random places -- along the lands end nature's trail. it looks like mini parking lots in front of certain apartment buildings. that can't continue. >> reporter: the mayo

the "mercury news" says that this man in red is 29-year-old alexander miner from walnut creek. he allegedly told investigators that he was ordered by god to punch the president in the face. the white house then went on lockdown for 15 minutes. the suspect faces federal charges including attempted murder -- excuse me, attempted burglary. the family said went missing two weeks ago. he will have a mental health evaluation in the next few days. >>> events leading up to the parade this weekend get under way in hours. we stopped by the office yesterday and organizers were getting ready for media day today and several other events over the next couple of days. police are urging people to sign up for emergency alert text messages ahead of sunday. sign up by texts sf pride to this number 888777. >> how's the weather going to be on sunday? >> going to be fun. >> the weather actually looking like we are going to get a west wind and a cooldown so no morning fog. but a little cooler which is good news because it's going to be hot friday, saturday. by sunday, the wind direction will help us

scott harhold, the famous long time columnist for the san jose mercury news, has been following the arlis perry murder case for four decades. he tracked down these photos of the security guard steve crawford from an old year book and also found him on facebook. the security guard was always at the top of his his. you suspected all along -- list. you suspected all along it was the security guard. >> that probably overdramatizes my knowledge, but he was certainly my chief suspect. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies were serving a search warrant this morning at the apartment. when they approached the door, the lone tenant inside pulled a gun and committed suicide with a single gunshot. harhole said who else could it be but the old stanford church guard? >> he also -- security guard? >> old also lives at that address. >> reporter: back in 1974 arlis perry got into a fight with her new husband and came to the church at night to pray. the next day her body was found inside the church. she was killed with a single stab to the head with an ice pick. she was nude from the waist down and was sexually

a spokesperson told the mercury news companies file for all types of patents to thwart their competitionand that application will never be used. >>> things are about to heat up. we're not talking about temperatures. it's a big weekend for the world cup. we'll explain next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> a challenging road trip began tonight for the giants. >> the team in arizona taking on the diamondbacks who are currently leading the division. you saw the game right here on nbc bay area. youy a little bit better. austin slater getting an rbi in the first and then a second rbi in the seventh to give the giants a 2-1 lead. from there, will smith comes in to clos

e-mails obtained by mercury news providing a new look at the federal response before and after the bay area immigration raids earlier this year. i.c.e. agents detained more than 200 people in raids from california to oregon. the e-mails indicate i.c.e. considered the raids a success and victory over oakland mayor libby shaft. publicly the white house blasted shaft forgiving an early warning about the immigration raid. the e-mails did not indicate shaft's comments allowed for anyone to evade agents. >> startling discovery. more than 50 suspected undocumented immigrants were found inside of a big rig in texas. this was on tuesday evening. some of them are minors and the groups were taken into homeland security custody and are not being released. authorities have not released the identity of the driver of that truck. >> 5:47. attorney general jeff sessions is expected to give more detail on the crackdown on immigration this morning. >> scott mcgrew, we're talking about the legal kind. >> good morning. we expect jeff sessions will give us more information today about why the u.s. will no l

mercury news reports one in five voters say they trust social media companies with their personal dataat's according to a poll from the silicon valley leadership group and bay area news group. more than half of those polled say the government should play a role in regulating how companies can use your information. >>> we had a little weather for everybody weekend. >> trying to bring wetness in here, also. we had the big fire danger which weatherwise is over. we still have the pawnee fire to contend with. warmer temperatures up in those neighborhoods. here is a look at sfo where we have delays due to the low cloud deck. one of the runways temporarily closed this morning. just call ahead. in san jose, 280 and 17, it will become sunny just about everywhere today, temperatures close to average if not a little to be ow.rizzle near theoi as widespread or heavy as it is this morning. take a look at thr planner. 59 in ingleside to 67 in the bayshore. downtown about 65 degrees today. on the peninsula, most of our temperatures will top out in the low to mid 70s. upper 50s to low 60s along the co

according to the mercury news, the county is taking applications for that monitor job.santa clara board of supervisors about the use of force by deputies and other conditions within the county jails. >>> it is time to check in with sal castendo for a ok at traffic. other then the warriors pray, the parking and other things, hopefully there aren't other big problems. >> i don't see anything unusual. i do see traffic is getting to the point where it normally does this time of morning. we are getting there. this is a look at the eastshore freeway. it is a 34 minute drive, which is typical from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge, it is not lighter than usual. it is not like everybody took a day off to the parade . we are expecting over 1 million people in downtown oakland. 880 northbound looks all right. you have heard some of the reports saying parking is all gone in downtown oakland. you will not show up and gerkin our high recommen oakland if yo the parade. perhaps you have some good friend that will drop you off. taking the car i

. >> reporter: former mercury news columnist scott harold has been researching the 1974-case. despite crawford's seemingly harmless demeanor including being a drum major at his high school, he said circumstances pointed to crawford. >> i always felt whoever killed arles perry was an insider, which is to say her body was laid out in a ritual yook the an hour to do that. that is somebody that knows that knows the rhythms of the church, knows he will not be interrupted. >> reporter: well, as you heard, that assessment is something that laurie smith is talking about right now in terms of how they got to this conclusion. they are looking now at this hour for more evidence at the apartment to kind of tie up those loose ends. stanford university also released a statement saying they appreciated the efforts for the investigators to continue on this cold case, and they will also be releasing more details later as they say this case is still an ongoing investigation. we'll have an update tonight on our 11:00 newscast. live in san jose, robert handa, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you. >>

according to the "mercury news," there have been over 100 shootings on bay area freeways since 2015.>> oakland police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and three others hurt. chopper 5 was over the scene as police octhat area. it happened about 6:00 last night outside a mini-mart on macarthur boulevard. so far no word on any arrests or motive. >>> a pedicab driver y injud af- and-run in san francisco. it happened around 4:15 yesterday afternoon at sansom and the embarcadero. a light-colored sedan crashed into one pedicab which then smashed into another pedicab right in front of it. a family of canadian tourists had nonlife-threatening injuries. police are looking for the car involved. >>> firefighters have finally caught a break battling that raging wildfire in lake county. the pawnee fire northeast of clearlake oaks has burned more than 13,000 acres. containment is 30%. the fire destroyed 22 structures. the danger is not over. 600 more structures still considered at risk. some of the 300 evacuees have been allowed to go back home. for rodney harper, it's just as

a spokesperson told the san jose mercury news companies file all kinds of patents to thwart their competition and that application will never be used. fingers crossed. >>> still ahead, bay area baseball is ramping up heading into the summer heat, but can the giants and as still hot against two first place teams? sports is next. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. the team in arizona -- taking on the diamondbacks -- >>> welcome back. a challenging road trip for the giants. they took on the diamond backs who are currently leading the division. you saw the game right here on nbc bay area. and you also got to know this guy a little better, austin slater. slater drove in both giants runs on the night. the giants hold on to win 2-1. they are now 4 1/2 games behind the first place d'backs. >>> to oakland now where it was bark at the park

according to our media partner "the mercury news" 2018-2019 assessment rolls shot up 7.34% higher than a year ago to more than $483 billion. due to large growth from apple, samsung and buying land and properties across the county. >>> millennials planning to buy a home in the near future are getting savvy when it comes to pulling together funds for a down payment. nearly 10% of millennials who took part in a survey say they sold crypto currency to save for a down appointment. 43% said they took a side gig. part of a survey said nearly 25% say they also received a cash gift from their family. >> i met with a realtor and that was one of his questions. >> your mom or dad going to help out? >> no. amazing. >>> it is a first for the 49ers. all preseason games will be streamed online for free this summer. you have to be located in the bay area to live stream the games for free. they will have to pay an access fee. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> and why president obama will be in the bay area today. >> despite fun stretsmooth scarred soaked th

the san jose mercury news says the fire started at a cluttered garage and spread to the second floor. firefighters say they were able to save about half the house. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> our time is 6:30 eight. a dog that man's best friend that really turned out to be a lifesaver for a family in stockton. sunday morning, eight month old pit bull -- this one -- this is sasha -- alerted the family that the house was on fire. the dog was outside and kept knocking his head into the door until someone woke up and came to the door. >> i owe her everything. if it wasn't for her, i probably would have still been in bed. >> sasha's owners says she hopes that incident helps change the perception of pit bulls. >>> 6:39 is the time put a santa rosa woman gored by a bison in yellowstone national park. coming up in our 6:00 hour, we have an update on her condition and the situation that caused the our -- and will to attack. >>> will he stay or will he go? we will break down the current contract situation of warriors star kevin durant. he can become

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news after this break. a follow-up... emails obtained by the mercury a new look at >>> wcome back to you. e-mails pro a new l at the federal response before and after the bay area immigration raids earlier this year. i.c.e. agents detained more than 200 people in raids from california to oregon. e-ils iicate i.c.e. considered the rds success and a victory over oakland mayor libby shaft. publicly the white house blasted shaft forgiving an early warning but the e-mails didn't indicate the comme allowed for anyone to evade agents. >>> 4:55. the decision to cut the microphone or a valedictorian is now sparking a much larger call for change inhe north bay. >> petaluma high school's cision to cut the mike prompted supporters last night to pack a boaf education hearing. they held signs saying let her speak. she was silenced last week when she tried to talk about sexual assault. parents and students last night demaed more for school leaders. >> if you do not do anything, you are teaching these boys that what they are doing is okay and you are teaching the girls to shut up and take it. >> i hope t

according to our media partner, the "san jose mercury" news, they used a police report to report thatsearched the boy's home and found a tactical vest, camouflage helmet, toy shotgun, handwritten notes and digital data. police say the boy, who has been arrested, met with another student and tried to recruit him. that student told a school officer. school administrators at california high school in san ramon commended that student for coming forward. the student told police there were six kids that the freshman wanted to kill. police say they interviewed him and he admitted to hating three of those kids. the teenager is in custody. he has not been identified because he is a juvenile. reporting live in san ramon, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. 6:33 now. happening today, tariffs against u.s. trade allies will go into effect. that has led to retaliation from some of those allies. the administration is placing a 25% tax on steel, 10% tax on aluminum from the european union, canada and mexico. that started at midnight. eu officials plan to file a protest with the world trade

the mercury news say they are asking some to resign after shady deals with a contracting company and the grand jurors do not expect them to step down but they are all up for re-election in november. >>> and justice for a sexual assault scandal at michigan state university. the school board of trustees meeting about how to disburse a $500 million settlement for the victims. that money will go to more than 300 people who were sexually asassed by larry nassar, the university former sports director, sports director and a former u.s. team gymnastics trainer. >>> a roseanne spin-off is in the works but you can't call it "roseanne" and the conners will feature the regular cast members from roseanne, minus roseanne barr herself. she was fired and the show canceled after she sent a racist tweet. >>> more college campuses are saying no to smoking. the city said more than 2,000 colleges were either smoke or tobacco-free which is up about 800 -- in 2012. and 80 of the campuses banned e-cigarette use and some bans hookah smoking as well. >>> if you need to renew your license, dmv is open for satu

. >> according to "the mercury news" the report recommends esau herrera, dolores marquez and khanh tran to step down. the company's dealings has come under intense scrutiny. parents in the east san jose district have long criticized the board for failing to work in the best interests of children. >>> at&t is helping the nsa to track e-mails, phone calls and more user data. one of the hubs here is here in san francisco. >> a big bust right before the fourth of july. where one man allegedly hid all of these fireworks and how officials plan to get rid of them. >>> a six-month head start. the store getting a jump on holiday hiring. >>> we go outside at 5:10. a look at our beautiful city of san francisco waking up this morning. morning. abc 7 the ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no pai

according to the "mercury news," a grand jury is asking three district trustees to resign.hose grand jurors found they worked in a bloc to lock in shady deals with a construction company. grand jurors do not expect the trustees to willing will step down but all are up for re-election in november. >>> an investigative unit follow-up. radioactive soil or not, what people in pittsburg want to know. our investigative unit did a report regarding potentially contaminated dirt leaving hundreds in the naval shipyard winding up in a shaipyard in th east bay. people wanted to know if there is radioactive dirt at keller canyon landfill. we've been reporting, the concern stems from a massive cleanup project at naval shipyard in san francisco that happened between 2010 and 2016. now the county is calling for an independent investigation. >> we want to just be assured that there's no risk, and that all of the contaminated material if it was brought here, has been removed. >> if we think that the people did get exposed to this low level radium 226 that might have been in the soil, cancer

according to the "mercury news," the man in red there is 29-year-old alexander miner from walnut creekthe secret service closed in on him quickly and took him into custody on monday. >>> and the chp should down two lanes on northbound 680 on the benicia bridge due to debris on the road. crews are working to remove it. expect delays there. this is just before 780. over an hour on the richmond/san rafael bridge to cross. this is due to a multi-car crash that has one lane blocked. expect delays and avoid the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> sun is shining on them at least. cloudy conditions and this would be our sutro tower view. look at the clouds just rolling around. we are in the cool range this morning especially in the north bay in the 40s. 50s for the rest of the bay area. visibility is down for some spots. south africa santa rosa improving a bit. afternoon highs look like this. 80s and 90s for inland areas but normal around the water. look at the pride parade forecast. 74 and sunny perfect weather for sunday. >> triple digits. >> thank you. >> enjoy the first day of summer today. a l

e-mails obtained by the mercury news provide a look at the federal response before and after bay area immigration raids this year. i.c.e. agents detained more than 200 people in raids from california to oregon. the e-mails say i.c.e. considered it a victory over oakland mayor libby schaaf. the white house blasted her for giving an early warning about the raid. the e-mails do not indicate schaff's comments allowed for anyone to evade agents. >>> have you been a victim of a crime recently? well new research shows that cal well voters decision to reduce penalties for drug and property crimes in 2014 contributed to a rise in thefts. particularly car burglary and shoplifting. the public policy institute of california put out the study. the institute does say the change did not increase violent crimes but did reduce prison and jail populations. >>> and it happened again. a secret opium poppy grow discovered in santa cruz county. deputies found 400 opium plants and which had been vacant for more than three months and planted in between other plants and weeds as a disguise. it is the ninth op

mercury news said the union representing stanford health care workers qualified in palo alto. but livermore's will be decided today. in the meantime, in redwood city, pleasanton and emeryville, the union dropped efforts to put it on the ballot. the measure limits health care charges to 15% above actual costs. stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that and right now they are saying to increase the number of staffers and union members. >>> coming up, we take a look at what is going on weather wise. a cool down for tomorrow but how long will it stick around, kari. >> we'll enjoy it for a few days before it heats up again. a live look outside over san jose. where the skies are clear but we are still seeing those clouds near the coast. and we're still going to have the breezy winds kicking up today. highs in the low 80s. big improvement over the weekend. we'll talk about what is ahead coming up next. >>> new graduates might be tempted to splurge on summer fun. don't. we have some alternatives that will last a lifetime. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area resp

the mercury news is reporting that the union representing stanford health care workers already qualified for a november ballot measure in palo alto. livermore will be decided today and in the meantime in redwood city and emeryville, the union dropped efforts to put it on the ballot. here's how it would work. the measure limits health care charges to 15% above actual costs. stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that. right now stanford is calling the measure a ploi for staffers and union members. at 5:46, moving on to decision 2020. you heard me right, 2020. senator california kamala harris is not ruling out a run for president. the comments come in a brand-new interview. take a listen. >> i'm focused on 2018. >> would you give it a look after 2018? >> i'm looking at all of these fabulous people out here, hi, guys. >> but not looking at the white house? >> i mean, listen, right now i'm focused on this. i'm focused on a lot of other things as a high priority. >> but you're not ruling it out? >> i mean, you know, i don't know. i don't know. i'm not ruling it out. >> it aired on msnbc,

mercury news is reporting the union representing stanford health care workers qualified november ballot measures in palo alto and livermore. each would limit healthcare charges to 15% above actual cost. stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that. they cover the measures a employ to increase staffers and union members. three other cities where stanford hospitals operate. >>> bay area based lyft is giving cancer patients free rides to treatment. this is happening in las vegas and los angeles. the ride hailing company made the announcement saying they are expanding their already existing partnership with the american cancer society. we don't know if the company plans to expand the free rides to cities right here in the bay area. >>> if you ever want to help the american cancer society also takes donors or volunteers to do that as well. >> absolutely. >> new this morning, broadway musical pegged on the lives of pop stars nothing new. >> in this case it sounds like they are going to be starting something -- got to be starting something -- >> you need a glove. beat it ♪ ♪ beat it >> you

mercury news into to patrons and susan jones lamts the closing. she says it was one of the few local businesses that welcomed her dad and other african-american veterans after world war ii. mexicali rose says it will be open daily from 11:30 to 8:00 p.m. until friday. get it while you can. >>> awards night in the nba, none of the warriors took home a major prize, kevin durant did take home an important title. >> community assist award, recognized for pledging more than $13 million to self different charities this year including here in the bay area. along with the award nba and kais kaiser permanente will donate money to the charity of his choosing. durant picked boys and girls club. >> nice to see them recognized off the court. >> great to see. >> coming up seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> the fallout continues for this woman who appears to be calling police on a little girl selling water near at&t park. >> buzz aldrin is suing find thenah.ote yet? honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't

the mercury news reports the marriott is in talks with the city leaders on a hotel in the coleman highland office development and calls for a five-story, 175-room building and the entire project expected to include more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space. >>> and if vacation travel is a struggle for you, you're not alone here. a promise not -- not so promising research out overnight, one in four americans say they cannot afford a vacation. now some workers say they didn't get a raise this year and many millennials worry about taking time off that will hurt their career. and now experts say it is essential for you to take the vacations. that way so you don't burn out on your job. >>> prices at the pump are remaining steady. new data shows that the national average is around $3 a gallon but here in the bay area we know we all pay more than that. it is $3.75 for a gallon in san jose and in oakland and san francisco, you're going to pay $3.84 a gallon. analysts say that oil prices are dropping but that price drop hasn't hit the pump just yet. >>> and this crash really caused

the mercury news reports that marriott is now in talks with city leaders on a hotel in the high land office development. that proposal calls for a five story 175 room building. that entire projects expected to include more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space. >> summer is here almost as the road trip season that you're planning -- well, it might be a little bit more expensive. analysts say we arnt seeing a drop in oil price and impact at the pump. the national average is $3.01 but gas is more expensive around here. the average price in the bay area 3.84. it is $3.75 in san jose. >>> all right, we're used to hearing about firefigers rescuing cats from trees but what about a bear? >> oh, that's a bear? >> look at that right there. this is in northern michigan, that's the fire department there got a call of a bear that could not get down from the tree. rescuers had to tranquilize the bear and slowly lowering it to the ground. firefighters waited with a net below there to catch that bear safely. safe. no harm done to the bear but it is safely back to the ground as they

the president of the silicon valley leadership group tells the mercury news he believes a job tax like this would stunt job growth and as we mentioned, the city of cupertino will also consider whether or not to put a similar tax on the ballot and they'll make that decision sometime over the summer. reporting live in mountain view, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 5:05. a follow-up to tell you about this morning. a ride share nightmare but now some relief for the victim thanks to hard working detectives. investigators say that two men are in jail accused of randomly grabbing a woman off the street, this is in san francisco and then sexually assaulting her in sonoma county. she got into a carhinkg it was a ride share. we told y a this story a couple of months ago when it happened. that victim escaped at the safeway parking lot. deputies zeroed in on this dodge magnum using the victim's cell phone records. >> we were able to pull her phone records and we got about the time she crossed the golden gate bridge, which certainly helped us out because we were able to get video

mercury news is reporting the union reporting stanford workers already qualified in the november ballot measure in palo alto. livermore will be decided today. in the meantime, in redwood city, pleasanton and emeryville, dropped an effort to put it on the ballot. the measure limits health care to 15% above actual costs and stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that and stanford is causing the measure a ploi to increase staffers and union members. >>> maxine waters is coming under fire after calling for -- to against prds trump's cabinet. she told members to push back on the trump administration if c e ceccec ceces them in a restaurant or department store and let the cabinet members know they are not welcome anywhere. many republican lawmakers are now denouncing her comments. >>> now to decision 2020. kamala harris says she's not ruling out a run for president. comments come in a brand-new interview. take a listen. >> i'm focused on 2018. >> give it a look at 2018. >> i'm looking all around, atds all of the fabulous people out here. hi, guys. >> listen, right now, i'm focused on thi

the mercury news reports that marriott is in talks with city leaders on a hotel in the coalman high line office development area. that proposal calls for a five story 175 room building. can't be taller than that because it's on the flight path. the entire project is expected to include more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space as well. >>> students across the country are feeling the joy of graduating from high school in one texas boy's accomplishment sent him dancing across the stage. you see him there, hugs, jumping up and down with joy. midland independent school district turned their tasles over the weekend. one of the classmates was particularly happy during that ceremony. his name is carlos aria and born with down syndrome. the 19-year-old half walked and half danced across the stage to get his diploma and even dropped it after taking his -- after he wants a job where he can interact with people. seems like a perfect fit. >> for sure. look at that. that's great. >> he's got some of the -- >> usually they are like dropping the mike. >> dropping the dipdiploma. >> con

re-tested recently in the murder of 19-year-old arliss perry seen in this photograph from the mercury news the identity of the suspect but sources identify him to abc 7's david louie as steve crawford. crawford has been identified in news articles as the security guard who supposedly was found perry as body. david will have the latest coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> five people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the offices of a newspaper in annapolis, maryland. a suspect is now in custody. no word yet on a motive. >>> new details on the investigation into who killed a father while he was camping with his daughters in southern california. the family had been planning a move to the bay area. abc news reporter marcie gonzalez is live in los angeles with the latest on the bizarre case. >> both tristan beauty ed were hired for new jobs and just about to move when this happened. still no leads on who the killer might be as we learn new details, including that the earlier reports that bow debt was shot in the torso were in the accurate. officials in southern california now revealing t

the mercury news reports the student victim is 15 years old and the teacher christopher kaldy turned himself in two weeks as he was accused of touching a staff member inappropriately and then a student came forward to say he assaulted her on the last day of school last year. >>> a happy end to a sad story from february. you might remember when fire destroyed this gardner health care mobile health care unit which helps the homeless. today san jose's mayor and other local leaders announce funding for a new one. it will provide medical care and casie management and substance abuse counseling. >> i hope you don't have delinquent parking tickets in san francisco. they were running a temporary program to wave late fees for low income drivers. that program is now over. if you get a ticket, you're going to have to pay it up front. no payment plan. >> a live look now at oracle are arena, warriors fans, where do you begin with the nba finals there. it started with the big w, they won last night. warriors with the 1-0 in the final tournament right here, it's looking really good but it a lot of

. >>> san jose's mercury news says delta will ban pit bull-type dogs from its flights.bitten by a pit bull last week. some rescue organizations are challenging the situation because many veterans use service dogs of this type. the animal rescue foundation says pit bulls are the second most tolerant breed after golden retrievers. it says decisions to restrict a service animal should be based on individual behavior. >>> "the wall street journal" reports that the house has nearly passed a farm bill. the republican written measure would pay for crop insurance and subsidies to farmers. it also includes a controversial proposal for adults in the food stamp program to spend 20 hours a week working or taking part in a state-run training the senate is expected to vote on its own version of the farm bill next week. >>> "usa today" says that brett favre wants no more tackling in youth football to save kids from head injuries. the hall of fame quarterback puts his name behind a bill in illinois that would ban tackle football for kids under the age of 12. favre says he is still deal