at the embarcadero, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you, nick. the full marathon starts and finishes, as he said, along the embarcadero near mission and it crosses much of the city. we have this map, along with a list of road closers on our website, abc7news.com. some muni buses rerouted, as well. if you need help navigating around all the roadblocks, get waze on your smartphone. you can download our exclusive abc7 news traffic app from apple's app store or from google play. >> developing news out of lovey show where police are investigating a fatal shooting last night. a teenager was shot after attending a child's party. it happened around 11:30 in a driveway on sawyer street. 18-year-old was taken to the hospital where he tied this morning. two suspects got got away before officers arrived. that's vallejo's 11th homicide of the year. today we could learn the names of two men killed in an early morning crash in emeryville. it happened on powell street around 12:30 a.m. saturday. investigators are trying to determine what caused the car to crash

abc 7 news nick smith joins us. nick? >> do you know the way to san jose?oakland mayor say yes, they do.. >> we're east bay no, way going to san jose. >> bleacher creature and her husband have been fans of the a's since the teams moved from kansas city in 1968 and don't want them to leave oakland. >> i think there is one here this is their home. >> the federal lawsuit accuses major league baseball of moving too losly, pushing owners to vote on a proposed move in san jose. a's owner who is not a part of the lawsuit released this statement with we know issues at hand. i don't know if the right thing to do is to start suing people. >> oakland mayor quick to point out a lawsuit is not necessarily an answer. >> we have fights and we're, i don't think san jose has a fight at this point. >> according to the mayor fan attendance and sales are up. >> this is where world series have been held. >> i think atmosphere is better than other stadium i've been to. i've been to many stadiums so i mean, would it just be a shame to see the team leave. >> this has been a long r

at the embarcadero, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you, nick. for people when want to get around the road closers, they should use our abc7 waze app. >>> a group in the east bay has raised money to help sexually exploited children recover from that trauma. the organization "missy" hosted their second annual inspire change gala at the rotunda in oakland. it featured a guest speaker, silent auction and plus dinner and dancing. new york city mayor michael bloomberg will be the commencement speaker at the at graduation ceremonies at stanford. he said their ideas fall in line with the university's entrepreneurial spirit. last week he met with ed lee. the two have plans to co-host a technology summit this year in new york. >>> some of our best creativity happens when we are young and a group at stanford thinks we need to do something about that. they want to give teenagers the tools they need to become inventors. johnathan bloom spent some time with some bright young minds and the professor that hopes to inspire them. >> hello, hello. you're not worki

nick smith is live in the castro tonight. nick, all of this is good for pride of course, but also for profits. >> absolutely. the minute it was clear that california would be the 13th state to legalize same-sex marriages, the screams started and the horns started hoping. honking. >> we got this! >> the screams and the cheers had already started. the annual pride celebration is one of san francisco's biggest event weekend and thousands are expected to flood the city. and with all of the heavy foot traffic she hopes people are looking to spend lots of money. >> i don't like to talk about money, but it is good. >> she is already raking in the cash. revelers are snatching up rainbow boas and t-shirts at break neck speed. >> prop 8 went through and the celebration started two days earlier. >> so they ran out of merchandise. >> which was too good for us. we were waiting for them to come through and get their pride on. >> after the 9th circuit court of appeals that kept counties from issuing marriage licenses, they filled in for a tr

nick smith is live in the castro tonight. nick, all of this is good for pride of course, but also for profits. >> absolutely. the minute it was clear that california would be the 13th state to legalize same-sex marriages, the screams started and the horns started hoping. honking. >> we got this! >> the screams and the cheers had already started. the annual pride celebration is one of san francisco's biggest event weekend and thousands are expected to flood the city. and with all of the heavy foot traffic she hopes people are looking to spend lots of money. >> i don't like to talk about money, but it is good. >> she is already raking in the cash. revelers are snatching up rainbow boas and t-shirts at break neck speed. >> prop 8 went through and the celebration started two days earlier. >> so they ran out of merchandise. >> which was too good for us. we were waiting for them to come through and get their pride on. >> after the 9th circuit court of appeals that kept counties from issuing marriage licenses, they filled in for a tr

nick smith is live in the castro tonight. all of this is good for pride of course, but also for profits. >> absolutely. the minute it was clear that california would be the 13th state to legalize same-sex marriages, the screams started and the horns started hoping. honking. >> we got this! >> the screams and the cheers had already started. the annual pride celebration is one of san francisco's biggest event weekend and thousands are expected to flood the city. and with all of the heavy foot traffic she hopes people are looking to spend lots of money. >> i don't like to talk about money, but it is good. >> she is already raking in the cash. revelers are snatching up rainbow boas and t-shirts at break neck speed. >> prop 8 went through and the celebration started two days earlier. >> so they ran out of merchandise. >> which was too good for us. we were waiting for them to come through and get their pride on. >> after the 9th circuit court of appeals that kept counties from issuing marriage licenses, they filled in for a transgen

at justin herman plaza, nick smith, abc7 news. >> 20,000 is still quite a crowd. thank you, nick. >>> a group in the east bay has raised money to help sexually exploited children recover from that trauma. the organization "missy" hosted their second annual inspire change gala at the rotunda building in oakland. it featured a guest speaker, silent auction and plus dinner and dancing. >>> american manufacturing is taking center stage at the san mateo county fair. the exhibit is open. it shows you have items made in america, specifically right here in the bay area. includes toys, gadgets, lots of food. congresswoman jackie speer toured the exhibit yesterday with house democratic whip. spears said congress needs to do more to row meet american-made goods. >> manufacturing has always been the keystone of our economic growth. we can do a whole lot better if we just create opportunities for companies to be successful here. >> and the exhibit will be open again today from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. today is the last day of the fair. new york city mayor michel bloomberg will b

nick smith, abc7 news. >> mist, drizzle, what is this, january? >> i know. all over san francisco and the peninsula. which kind of hits the heat spell yesterday, even in santa cruz where temperatures were in the 6os. you see the drops on the lens there. plenty of cloud cover. we will look for another cool day at the coast. but the cooling, yes, it's spreading inland and it will last for a little while. your forecast is next. >> also ahead, the giants end a two-game slide as they explode in arizona with just about everybody getting in the act. mike shumann has the >> there is an important national commemoration coming up known as jeanteenth which celebrates when slaves in texas became aware they were free. there is a round table this morning on juneteenth and the celebrationsfcoming up in the bay area and around the nation. the group also talks about the meaning of the holiday and its history. >> my grandparents actually were extremely involved in some of the inaugural juneteenth celebrations in san francisco. >> we hope you will watch "beyond the headlines"

it destroyed a home and nick smith is there with the information. nick? >> we're understanding that heat may have been a factor they believe the fire somehow start tweend the two buildings and the fire chief tells me it is possible he helped to exacerbate the problem. it was a scary moment for two family buzz both families are now safe. take a look at the video. it happened just after 2:00 p.m. we're able to catch this view of the fire department district. the two alarm fire and 100 block of rush creek court when crew arrive they had saw two homes burning so they attacked and when they attack that had fire, they had a collapse happen. so firefighters were forced to go extensive. >> two illnesses along with an issue of someone getting hit with sheet rock. >> crews were able to get control about 45 minutes into the might. there were six enjinz fighting the fire. and right now, crews are at this moment finishing up the job of looking for hot spots. and once gerngs only injuries occurred to those here to fight the fire. members of the fire valley protection z

nick smith with what he is accused of dmoing a story you will see only on abc 7 news. >> this is one of them right her. right here. that's one of the gun shot. >> bullet hit this east oakland convenience store the at 11:00 a.m. sent everyone inside running for cover. >> all of a sudden the shots go off. i duck down and i was in the car tack off. >> car caught on camera. as it was used in a drive by shootin shooting. security video that you will see only on abc 7 news police say the suspect is driving this stolen green nissan and responsible for firing the shots to hit the wall of this store. but police say earlier he hit his target. >> suspect got shop. ex girlfriend she is listed in stable condition and then later shot the father he is also listed in stable condition. >> suspect eventually crashed nissan in this light pole on 105 and san leandro street. air bag busted window bullet hole in the door and keys dangle from the and hope lead to the gunman. >> helicopter involved and ground units canine. we are still actively following and searching areas >> police say even though they kn

. >>> good evening, i'm nick smith in for ama daetz who has a well deserved night off. a free fell on several people in the park late this evening. three people were hurt. one woman had to be cut from underneath the tree. several cars were damaged. we'll have more at 11:00. >> three people were injured after a gunfight during a sideshow in oakland. tomas ramon talked with neighbors saying that sideshows are overtaking the neighborhood. >> they were talking about the gunshots he heard about 2:30 a.m.. this is where they came from. one unidentified man from walnut creek and another man was shot here early saturday morning. they are collecting evidence and mostly shell casings. police say the shooting happened during an event like this one captured on 880 captured at coliseum near january. this one was frightening, they said. >> there was a lot of loud noises. >> sideshows are regular occurrence on weekends. tire marks is evidence they perform here. this last show was different because of the woman that was shot. >> shot in the head. the people who she was with, whatever,

i'm nick smith in for ama daetz. crews have the upper hand on a fire bushing -- burning off 280. sergio quintana has the very latest. reporter: in just the last few minutes, some of the crews that were fighting this fire have started clearing out. they were in the last part of the mop-up stage. let's show you where the fire was burning. the big mound behind me. the fire department says this is a problem area because it's open space. and there is someone in custody as part of an ongoing arson investigation but not clear if that person is a witness or a suspect. this fire was contained to five acres. crews arrived to a grass fire on this landfill area and called for more resources. at the height of the fire attack, more than a dozen trucks were own -- on scene and a helicopter was called in. commanders mobilized a sizable response to get a quick hold on the fire to make sure it didn't spread. they were dealing with hot, dry, windy conditions, and at one point the winds were fanning the flames towards the west. >> our concerns pushing westward it would jump the creek area, and there

i'm nick smith in for ama daetz. crews have the upper hand on a fire bushing -- burning off 280.intana has the very latest. reporter: in just the last few minutes, some of the crews that were fighting this fire have started clearing out. they were in the last part of the mop-up stage. let's show you where the fire was burning. the big mound behind me. the fire department says this is a problem area because it's open space. and there is someone in custody as part of an ongoing arson investigation but not clear if that person is a witness or a suspect. this fire was contained to five acres. crews arrived to a grass fire on this landfill area and called for more resources. at the height of the fire attack, more than a dozen trucks were own -- on scene and a helicopter was called in. commanders mobilized a sizable response to get a quick hold on the fire to make sure it didn't spread. they were dealing with hot, dry,

nick smith abc 7 news. >> san francisco officials cooked up new regulations to settle a long-simmering dispute between restaurants and food trucks prohibiting food trucks within 75 feet of a restaurant and places restrictions on trucks operate bid chain restaurants. there are concessions made to these rolling foody favorites they'll able to park closer to elementary and high schools and awill youed next to hospitals. >> amazing how people line up let's talk about the weather forecast. nice day to be outside. >> we're going to get more of the heat before the weekend is over. >> we're we go. mainly sunny skies and a little area of fog south of the golden gate along the coastline. quite a warm day, we've had a hot day. livermore, 102 degrees. a 41 degree spread so that is what we get sometimes here in the bay area. some wide ranging high temperatures. here looking along the over z.over the bay this is from the exploratorium camera looking over the bay. temperatures now 66 in san francisco. now, looking at the exploratorium from our roof top camera, blue sky as above. just wispy clouds wor

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nick smith is live with a plan to crack down on the side show autos one participant described it as nascar meets hip-hop. they're illegal roadside activities. drivers burn rubber on the street while crowds cheered along. >> that is why police chief introduced a new strategy targeting side show autos they're very related with violent crimes. groups that come out are a lot of the groups in our violent crimes. so when they happen to run into each other, tempers flare and violence occurs as a result. >> police are hoping surveillance video recorded can help them identify the shooter or shooters responsible for hit tleeg people. two men, one man from oakland and one from hayward were shot. death expected to survive but a woman remains on life support after a bullet hit her in the head. one person zibed hearing as many as 18 shots. the new plan includes shifting resources to add units to hot spots and community outreach. not everyone is excited about this approach. >> stop killings first. side shows is just saturday nights. killings all throughout the day. >> this is the second high profile side

. >> nick smith is live with video that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> good good afternoon, police believe they know the man responsible for car jackings, a series of car thefts and a pair of shootings that have a man and woman recovering. >> our suspect is armed. we're treating him as armed and dangerous. >> and police say he is responsible for a list of offenses placing parts of east oakland in danger. >> two shootings, three car jackings. >> one stolen car was caught on camera used in a drive by shooting. in security camera video police say their suspect is driving this green nissan you can see at the top of the screen. before rear ending this ford, shots are fired and sends everyone running for cover. >> the speed and impact so severe it rendered the car impossible. the suspect crashed into this pole before car jacking another vehicle. >> this has been a very active, very fluid scene that continues. >> coming up more about the victim who police say is responsible and the message they're using to get their man. >> abc news obtained the audio of suspect tsarnaev sarn i talking to

nick smith is live with a plan to crack down on the side show autos one participant described it as nascar meets hip-hop. they're illegal roadside activities. drivers burn rubber on the street while crowds cheered along. >> that is why police chief introduced a new strategy targeting side show autos they're very related with violent crimes. groups that come out are a lot of the groups in our violent crimes. so when they happen to run into each other, tempers flare and violence occurs as a result. >> police are hoping surveillance video recorded can help them identify the shooter or shooters responsible for hit tleeg people. two men, one man from oakland and one from hayward were shot. death expected to survive but a woman remains on life support after a bullet hit her in the head. one person zibed hearing as many as 18 shots. the new plan includes shifting resources to add units to hot spots and community outreach. not everyone is excited about this approach. >> stop killings first. side shows is just saturday nights. killings all throughout the day. >> this is the second high profile side

nick smith abc 7 news. >> san francisco officials cooked up new regulations to settle a long-simmeringte between restaurants and food trucks prohibiting food trucks within 75 feet of a restaurant and places restrictions on trucks operate bid chain restaurants. there are concessions made to these rolling foody favorites they'll able to prk closer to elementary and high schools and awill youed next to hospitals. >> amazing how people line up let's talk about the weather forecast. nice day to be outside. >> we're going to get more of the heat before the weekend is over. >> we're we go. mainly sunny skies and a little area of fog south of the golden gate a the coastline. quite a warm day, we've had a hot day. livermore, 102 degrees. a 41 degree spread so that is what we get sometimes here in the bay area. some wide ranging high temperatures. here looking along the over z.over the bay this is from the exploratorium camera looking over the bay. temperatures now 66 in san francisco. now, looking at the exploratorium from our roof top camera, blue sky as above. just wispy clouds working over t

nick smith joins us live with the latest. >> and i just left a press conference where opd brass is meeting with the media to discuss a new plan where they have new fines for those who participate inside shows. a walnut creek woman remains in critical condition. take a look at video we've captured from a surveillance video given to us by someone in the area. police hoping video taken during the side show can provide with clues investigators are hoping they can use to identify the shooter or shooters responsible for hitting three people. this is individual yes. event turned violent. two men were shot. a woman from walnut creek remains on live support. now, we were there the next day when witnesses say someone sprayed the crowd. one person described hearing as many as 18 shots. community activists say they're a problem but cannot be the focus of police and limited resources in the dees plees department. >> side shows we can deal with side shows but stop the violence first. stop killings. worry about side shows next. side shes are just saturday night. they're kaling throughout the day. >> this

nick smith, abc7 news. >> in about 90 minutes there will be a none north of victims of the holocaust.t's reminder of the nazis recognizing homosexuals with a pink triangle. >>> mandela, nelson mandela in south africa remains in critical condition. >> a youth downup town ha a the universitiful johannesburg is on president obama as schedule today. >>> the president in his weekly address is promoting the a plan he unveiled this week to counter the problem of carbon emissions. he is calling for new regulation. >> to reduce carbon pollution i directed the environmental protection agency to work with states and businesses to put an end to the limitless dumping carbon pollution from our carbon we will useless energy. >> america will deserve developing nations to transition to cleaner sources are energy. >>> once again, congress has failed to act. the cost of a certain federal student loans will double monday. there is a lot of finger pointing put on right now. we have more from washington d.c. >> i move that the house do now hear by adjourn. >> congress left town without stopping the rates o

nick smith, abc7 news. >> coming up, the annual pink triangle ceremony will honor victims of the haulst. in keeping withdrawtition they will lay out a one acre pink triangle. it's a reminder. nods city practice of identifying homosexuals with a pink triangle. >>> president obama has met with nelson mandel laws first family. we don't know much about what happened in that meeting. they will not see the former south african leader himself. mantel law remains in critical condition with a lung infection. >>> among partly cloudy's events today, a youth town hall owe university of johannesburg will he will receiver an honorary law degree. he said now is the time to act in order to confront climate change. he address the the problem. he is calling on new standards to reduce carbon emissions, including >> to reduce carbon pollution, i directed the environmental protection agency to work with states and businesses to put an end to the limitless dumping carbon pollution from our carbon. we will use less energy. >> america will deserve developing nations to transition to cleaner sources are energ

as nick smith tells us, people in piedmont wants to know exactly who is driving in and out of their city. >> i was ambivalent at first. >> but not anymore. in the 13 1/2 years scott has lived in piedmont, he has seen the community rise. it has changed. >> a rising crime rate, especially burglaries, a few home invasions and general awareness of rising crime rates all around. >> and, he says, most of it seems to target certain areas. >> if you happen to live on the periphery almost anywhere in piedmont, you are a pretty good target. that's been the experience. >> but now there will be more eyes watching from above. on monday the city council approved a plan to purchase and install cameras like the ones used on some of their patrol cars that will capture the license plate attached to any vehicle moving in and out of piedmont. >> this is just another piece of technology out there that helps us do our jobs better. >> there will be more than a dozen locations using multiple lens focused on major streets. the cost to taxpayers, just shy of $700,000. >> it's a tool that specifically addresses wh

oscar grant takened a private screening of the film at oakland grand lake theater. 7 news reporter nick smithat down with them to talk about this project. >> honestly i want people to watch this film and feel some type of emotion. >> michael plays oscar grant academy award winner octavia grant's mother. 2 stars told me at central character of film with subject that has touched so many they felt a very special need to get it right. >> i like the way ryan wrote this script because what a controversial issue but instead of taking any side editoria editorializing he just presents the young man as a flawed human being. >> actress melanie plays the girlfriend and mother of the daughter. role she found challenging at times. >> how did you find that balance and is there a drug tlel with that? >> i didn't want to mimic her. it was important representation of who she is. >>reporter: palo alto native plays kate. >> i jumped at the opportunity because i knew that this was, this was such an important story to get out there. >>reporter: last tonight private screening grant mother says seeing the last day o

smith followed by ralph lee. richard lewis perry. robin anderson. and nick berg. >> hi, thank you board, i am brian smith, the owner of blackberry bicycles on 6th and we opened a little over a year ago. we have been very successful and i don't think we could have done it without the foundation laid by the cm cbd over the last years. it's really critical for my now nine employees and thousands of customers to feel safe and comfortable coming to the neighborhood and coming into my bicycle shop and getting on an expensive bike and riding it around the neighborhood. i really strongly support the renewal of the cm. cbd and i think that the people such as myself who have invested in the neighborhood and the people who live in the neighborhood and the thousands of people moving to this neighborhood, and investing in the future in this neighborhood, will be way worse off if the cm. cbd is not allowed to renew and continue the work that they have already done. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, ralph lee, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors. my name i

nick markakis, not in the lineup tonight or tomorrow. to football. while the ravens paid a visit to the white house, they managed to make a roster edition. they signed veteran linebacker darrell smith. played the last nine seasons with the jacksonville jaguars. set out after hernia surgery last year. of course the ravens need help at the linebacker spot. ray lewis is retired. plus, dannell ellerbe, and paul krueger are gone as free agents. krueger could not be. linebacker left the ravens as a free agent. he participated in the browns' mini camp today. expected to be an impact player with the team's division rival. krueger on his transition. >>> it's going well. things are really starting to come together. i feel like defense is finally starting to mesh where it should be. going into camp, i think we're really strong. so we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: krueger makes his return to baltimore. week 2. browns have lost 10 straight. >> thank you, mark. we'll be rig,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we'll be back at 11:00. i'm vic carter. >> and for bob and mark, i'm denise koch. coming up tonight at 10:00, csa i, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >> and go ahead. >> don't go away, there's

comments that there are mechanic nick -- mechanisms congress is involved but we shouldn't give this broad authority. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. mr. smith, the gentleman from washington, is recognize for two minutes. >> to clarify a couple points. in the f.y. 22013 money, the appropriations bill we passed, that was passed by congress, did not deal with sequestration and gave d.o.d. an appropriations bill for fy-13 and then sequestration cut on top of it and didn't give them flexibility. they're going through fq-13 trying to deal with sequestration without flexibility. and mr. cooper, correct me if you're wrong but what you're doing here is you're expanding the reprogramming authority. now, that reprogramming authority still has to be approved by four committees in congress by house, national senate, props, and authorizing. so we're not completely just throwing it open to them. for that $20 billion. i'm sympathetic to the idea of greater flexibility. i do think you overstate slightly that this is the only important thing we've done in both in 6 hours 3789 terms of how important they are and because we've done a couple things important in