the animal rights group peta is filing a lawsuit in san jose today. peta claims the guidelines they use to sell meat is not strictly enforced. therefore, peta says the high-end grocery store is charging more for groceries. a pebble beach woman is the public face of this class action lawsuit. whole food says it is aware of this lawsuit but has not yet seen it. >>> well, sticker shock over pharmaceutical drugs. they are backing off their decision to raise the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%. they upped the price of their drug from $13.50 a pill to $750. the drug is used to treat life-threatening infections in aids and cancer patients. now, after a firestorm of criticism today, the 32-year-old ceo says he will lower the price. presidential candidate hillary clinton vowed to crack down on the price gouging on the campaign trail today. >> look, nobody in america should have to choose between paying for the medicine they need and paying their rent. >> clinton says if she is president she will implement a monthly $250 cap on out of pocket prescription

peta filed a lawsuit in san francisco arguing that the monkey should own the photos. peta wants the monkey and other primates to benefit from proceeds from the photos. >> who owns it? >> monkey business. >> great selfie. >>> let's look at our weather watcher and see who is checking in with us at this lunchtime. we have several people around the bay area. it looks like at this particular time temperatures are in the 60s and 70s so says charlie rains in virginia, thanks for checking in. let's check some of the conditions in and around our microclimates at this hour. we have mostly cloudy skies and, dear, golden gate, where did the sun go? look at the flag on the fly, as well. yesterday,73 degrees in concord after a high yesterday of 103 degrees. west-southwest winds 14 in pleasanton. 19 an ramon. 22 in fairfield. that will add a chill to the air. all right, here's the scenes from lick observatory. clear skies, the ceos not clear. and we are socked in at sausalito at this hour. meanwhile, we have plenty of clouds around the university of california in berkeley. the last

. >> the animal rights group peta is suing whole foods. they claim customers who buy meat at whole foods aren't getting what they pay for. peta claimed the humane guidelines whole foods publicizes are not strictly enforced and therefore the high-end food store is overcharging for things like chin, porx, and beef. the suit was filed in san jose's federal court because california has strict consumer laws and the public face of the class action lawsuit is a woman from pebble beach. whole foods says it's aware of the lawsuit but has not yet seen it. >> if you grew up in the bay area in the '60s and '70s, you might remember frontier village. >> i remember it. the western themed park closed in the 'iates, but while the park is gone, the spirit is not. gavin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> shaughnessy mcgee could take up days telling you the great things about frontier village, the stagecoach, the gun fights, the antique car ride. but for the past few decades, he decided to show instead of tell. a show, it turns out, that's about to close

. >> peta says the monkey is the rightful copyright image not the photographer and peta wants to manage the financial affairs of the selfie taking monkey. let that monkey do it herself. she can figure it out. >>> for the second time this week a kayaker in southern california managed to fight off a hammerhead shark. >> yeah, take a look. mark mckraken's gopro was rolling when the shark started ramming into his kayak and biting it. he hit the shark with his oar more than 20 times but it continues to circle the tiny boat for another 15 minutes. >> the most intense game of whack-a-mole ever. mckraken finally made it to shore but the hammerhead followed him. >> if you're going 0 hit me i'm going to come back again. >> that is crazy. got away, though. >>> you know, people can't get enough of this video we showed you yesterday. a rat carrying a slice of pizza down subway stairs. the view is well more than 2 million. >> he has some hungry, thirsty friends. that rodent getting a milk shake out of the trash and lived to tell about it. that'll do it for us. i sure had a lot on my mind when i got o

. >> animal rights, you mentioned you were arrested once during a peta protest. >> i was arrested in my fabulous todd oldham. all the women went up to the vogue offices and chanted you know something, i can't remember like anti-fur. and we even stormed anna winter's office. we pounded on the wall, on her, i knew she was in there, and ingrid newkirk and i, ingrid newkirk who's head of peta said come on, kate, let's you know let's see if she's in there. >> why did you do that? >> um, well it was actually kind of a peaceful protest. it wasn't you know like spraying the walls or anything. we just went there, there were only a few of us. um, we sat on the floor, you know we refused to leave. >> you're pretty big into reclamation recycling, right? >> well our um, motel, lazy meadow that's just down the road from here, we did reclamation recycling. we did, we used everything we could, it's a 1952 uh roadside motel that we transformed to, back to its former glory. and we uh retrofit some 50s, mid-century turquoise cabinets and pink cabinets and old refrigerators and old stoves, but we kept e

. >>> peta filed suit over photographs known as the monkey selfie.they were taken four years ago andrew world wide attention. >> in federal court it asked for him to be declared the author of the copy right. because he took the photo. just like any human being would be deemed the author and copy right of a photograph like that, they took it. >> peta contends proceeds should benefit other monkeys living in an indonesian reserve. the photographer says he's saddened because he considers himself an animal advocate. >> just ahead, michael finney poses tough questions to the red cross after a wide spread outcry to the response of the valley fire. >>> and we're going to show you what is in store for this old south bay hotel soon to become a place for people to get back on place for people to get back on it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. a

. >>> peta filed suit over photographs known as the monkey selfie.they were taken four years ago andrew world wide attention. >> in federal court it asked for him to be declared the author of the copy right. because he took the photo. just like any humaneing would be deemed the author and copy right of a photograph like that, they took it. >> peta contends proceeds should benefit other monkeys living in an indonesian reserve. the photographer says he's saddened because he considers himself an animal advocate. >> just ahead, michael finney poses tough questions to the red cross after a wide spread outcry to the response of the valley fire. >>> and we're going to show you what is in store for this old south bay hotel soon to become a place for people to get back on what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. >>> people in the bay area are so generous, donating ten

peta selling whole foods. saying the store deceived customers of animal welfare claims. peta calls whole food attempts to monitor how suppliers treat their animals a shame. >>> some people who head to one local park to go hiking or biking are taking a double take. the water at the bird refuge has turned a shocking pink. the parks recreation director says it's not a good sign. this was not done on purpose. a lot of people thought it was for breast cancer but a purple sulfer bacteria combined with warm water temperatures is causing the water to turn pink. as the weather cools down, park officials say that bacteria should dispate but if it doesn't, they will have to consider treating the water. >>> your time is 6:26. we're getting some conflicting information about the future of the ceo of volkswagen. there are european media reports that he is stepping down but volkswagen has denied that. they used software to cheat on u.s. auto emissions tests. this morning vw says as many as 11 million diesel cars may have been fitted with that software. at least a half a million are in

. >> peta also con tends that all the proceeds should benefit monkeys living in the reserve in indonesia. he considers himself an advocate for animals. >> the oakland zoo is raising a lot of money from art. the zoo anounlsed its second annual art auction raised more than $13,000. all of this art was created by the animal's at the zoo to even cockroaches. the highest bid was $645 for this painting done by bernie the chimpanzee. >> all right. who needs a limo, right? coming up mpx why pope francis chooses to cruise around in a humble fiat. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, reporting live from washington, d.c. on on the arrival of pope francis. >> and a controversial decision to make sarah a saint. the argument being made by native americans for and against it. >> and michael finney poses some tough questions to the red cross. those stories and a lot more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> well, we saw the pope in bah wa d.c., but he surprised a lot of people because of the car in which he drove. >> this is the pope mobile many popes use to get around. but pope francis took a mo

but in june, animal rights group peta released a video showing crocks skinned alive in the supply chain. jane burken told hermes to drop her name from the line until they're produced accordig to international standards. but hermes said suppliers must uphold animal protection guidelines or lose contracts. gerhard: engineers are pushing the limits of 3-d printing. a french company has printed the world's first 3-d violin based on the legendary stradivarius. the electric instrument is fully playable despite its minimalistic design. original stradivarius sell for millions at august. this is a prototype. engineers spent years figuring out to to make the instrument strong enough to withstand the tension of the strings. they hope to sell the model by 2016. sarah: call me when they start 3-d printing the burken bags. serena williams' dream of a calendar year gras is grand slam is over. she lost in three sets to unseeded italian roberto vinci. williams won the first set 3-2 but didn't look comfortable on the court in the second and third losing 6-4, 6-4. vinci faces flavia pennanta in an all-ita

peta accuses the grocery chain of misleading customers in the way it markets meat.nd wants it to get rid of what the demonstration was part of a nationwide protest against whole foods. the store did not provide a spokesperson in san francisco to respond. >> reporter: clear skies for leaving. >> diane: and speaking of slightly we get into the next hour sofa and east bay shoreline area they p.m. clear night for you by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning fifth-place big 66 for the coast 58 for the basics and and and allocations noontime avi another round sunday warm conditions in than mild force differences go bayside warm situation there for england allocations another round of the '90s favela tomorrow things will cool down for the weekend at 83 and yet for a 4:00 p.m. and then livermore pleasanton 92 and the fremont area 95 degrees oakland 82 richmond 75 of the north face and rose to 90 degrees severns its 96 daily city net 73 week and forecasts for you 91 tomorrow cool things down 88 for saturday and then 83 degrees more like falling temperatures are turn sunday that should

that's a peta activist, trying to come to the aid of a bull. they took away her stop bullfighting sign and then drug her out of the ring. she says animals shouldn't face a ugly death for the crowd. >>> now to our global vie segment with a look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. headline reading, not every migrant is facing war. 23% of first time asylum seekers were syrian. improving refugee care in the middle east and ending the war in syria. >>> nigeria's vanguard also writing about the crisis saying african leaders must do more for their people. africans have the resources all they require is good leadership. >>> the headline in the economist, reading syriza defies the polls with comfortable election win, proved to be a surprise in yesterday's snap elections but many observers are not convinced that syriza will last any longer than the last. tomorrow morning the pope will be in the u.s. more than half the country of cuba is catholic but david ariosto on where it gets complicated. >> when it comes to religion,

. >>> peta is working to give photo rights to monkey.s when it took a selfie in 2011. right now, the rights to the photo belong to a british nature photographer who positioned the camera. but peta said the monkey should be named the copyright owner because the animal took the photo. the group filed a lawsuit so any benefits go to him. >> are they gonna make him testify, take the stand? lf -- [laughter] >> i don't know. >>> sal, you are watching 24. that's not sal. [laughter] >> you put a tie on that guy and it could be me. >> you look better, sal. >> thank you. certainly hairy like i am. let's take a look at what we have. traffic will be slow everywhere. as a matter of fact, if you are driving in the east bay, highway 24 is an adventure. it's very slow. it picks up a little bit. it slows. it's this whole -- in oakland, you will see the slow traffic. the bay bridge is backed up for a 30, 35-minute delay before you make it into san francisco. we haven't had any accidents on the span but it's becoming the normal commute. 30, 45 minutes wait

we're responsible for about 39 peta bites of information transversing our network every year. that means every single product that comes into our mail stream until it goes to your home, we're tracking it each step. you might say i'm not going to be home, i'd like you to redeliver it to another address. these will allow you to do that. anyone aware of connect.gov? anyone from gsa? perfect. the united states postal service is the technology partner of the gas to bring to citizens connect.gov. the united states postal service is also looking for what we can do with our federal agency partners to bring together new citizens products. connect.gov is one example of that. in that we're actually allowing our citizens to use credentials that they've established in one agency to then be available in nor -- another. anybody wearing a tracking device today? i probably have four that i brought with me. they're all back in my purse over there. but i have three of them with me up here. of one of us probably has at least two devices that we've knowingly and willingly submitted to being tracke

peta and hummus would be nice. >> plenty of sunshine.ita and h. >> plenty of sunshine. live doppler showing us clear, quiet conditions. a bit of a cool start. we are looking northward to the golden gate bridge. temperatures now in the 50s for everybody. san francisco 7:00. oakland 58. mountain view 7:00. san jose 55. morgan hill 52. cooler in half moon bay 50 degrees. sfo also blue. no flight delays. right now in santa rosa, it's 7:00. we are also seeing a lot of upper 50s through fairfield, mid 50s in concord and in livermore. check out this pretty shot, as well, from the east bay camera being looking west toward the bay bridge and san francisco. here is what you need to know. we had a cool and clear start this morning. we are coming out of the 40s. the warming trend starts today. then look for warm to hot weather for labor day. that trend sticks around. here is why with the radar satellite image. we show you this trot. that brought us gusty wind conditions yesterday afternoon. this will move east. in its place we'll see high pressure building. that allows summer heat

reporter: peta quite possibly made the most about it statements.hey just as nuns and said "eating meat is a bad habit." >> we thought this would be a fun way to get attention and the huge crowds that are out today and asked these people who obviously care about leading peaceful and kind lives in you are interested in the pope's message of going green, letting them know that the best way they can lead kind, environmentally-from the lives is to go vegan. leftn: once the pope capitol hill committee's wiki st. patrick's church and into catholic charities. josie caught up with some of the people that were fortunate enough to meet the pontiff. -- hi,r: high alison allison. there was a giant can hear that was crammed with people. we are talking about people from all walks of life. a-listera wristers. -- s. people who had been homeless, immigrants, all different kinds of people to meet the pope. they had one thing in common. they were all grateful he treated them as equals. she was once homeless, addicted to drugs. today, after turning her life around him

peta has filed a lawsuit over this selfie taken by a monkey in indonesia. the group says the monkey should own the rights to the image, not the photographer who set up the camera. he walked away briefly and the filipino monkey snapped that beauty. peta wants the proceeds to benefit the monkey and his habitat but a lot believe this is a matter of public domain and so everyone should have the rights to this because i don't believe an animal can copyright >> i agree with that. >> unless he calls his animal lawyer and then -- >> dogs can talk according to you. >> thank you. i knew you had my back. >> monkeys can smile and we can all enjoy it. >> thank you, amy. >>> before we go to commercial break. just want to show you this video we got. this just in. >> oh, come on. >> this is michael strahan -- >> during the break. >> trying the hovercraft. >> that's why you will never see me ride one of those hovercrafts. >> you got off that thing so quick. >> let's play it back in slo-mo. >> i thought i had it. >> i was going to call a paramedic. i thought you were having

sorry, peta, my office looks like taxidermy.i wouldn't buy them for that reason. >> i think they're attractive. kangaroo they don't have antiseptic fur. >> i hope somebody who buys a pair runs into a kangaroo in a dark alley and gets kicked in the teeth. >> slow down, pam anderson. >> fashion industry are saying we'll hoodwink people think they are cool. walking around the streets and we'll have the last laugh. >> would you wear those? >> never, never, ugly. they're flat. no offense. she wears flat shoes. i have two tree trunks. i can't wear flat shoes. >> i have every winter whip out the uggs. ugliest shoes. they're comfortable f those are comfortable -- >> for 1,000 bucks? >> have you put on a pair of uggs? >> not for a thousand dollars. they could be lined with tom brady -- >> if they were lined with tom brady send him back where he came from with his fleet of balls but -- >> not weighed in on this. >> i actually think they're ugly. i say this as someone who recently got lovely text from admirer saying i like your shoes. so.

the group people for the ethical treatment of animals or peta says they should manage all proceeds from the photo of the monkey. critics say since an animal took the photos, nobody owns the copyright to those selfies. >>> the president of china arriving in the united states today along with the pope, which i don't know about that. we've heard a lot of talk about how both washington and beijing are going to need to make concessions to resolve disagreements, but our next guest says that is all wrong. and that it's time for the white house to call china's bluff. that's next. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. bill's got a very tough 13lie here.....

it seeks a court order allowing peta to administer all proceeds from the photos for the benefit of the monkey, which it identified as 6-year-old naruto, and other crested macaques living in a reserve on the indonesian island of sulawesi. >> grant:the photos were taken during a 2011 trip to sulawesi by british nature photographer david slater, who says the british copyright obtained for the photos by his company, wildlife personalities ltd., should be honored worldwide. >> pam:a huge backlash against a c-e-o. who raised the price of a prescription drug by five -thousand percent. >> pam:next. why he says the price hike is good for society. >> pam: the number of vehicles volkswagen - could be much bigger than originally thought, according to the automaker. >> pam: the company has set aside billions to tackle the problem -- and, as cnn's steve nannes reports vw has launched an effort to regain the trust of customers. >> reporter:the president and c-e-o of volkswagen u-s- a wants customers to know -- he's sorry. >>"our company was dishonest with the epa and the california air resources and

peta wants the proceeds to benefit the monkey and his habitat but a lot believe this is a matter of publice rights to this because i don't believe an animal can copyright something so the law is a little -- >> i agree with that. >> unless he calls his animal lawyer and then -- >> dogs can talk according to you. >> thank you. i knew you had my back. >> monkeys can smile and we can all enjoy it. >> thank you, amy. >>> before we go to commercial break. just want to show you this video we got. this just in. >> oh, come on. >> this is michael strahan -- >> during the break. >> trying the hovercraft. >> that's why you will never see me ride one of those hovercrafts. >> you got off that thing so quick. >> let's play it back in slo-mo. >> i thought i had it. whoa! >> i was going to call a paramedic. i thought you were having -- >> i love that nobody really -- the ladies were helping me and all the guys watching hoping i would fall. really nice. >> we can all laugh. he's in the hall of fame. okay. >> i was told my big feet don't help balance. >> oh! >> oh! >> there's an excuse out there, everyone.

peta will send me some money, but a woman sent me seven dollars with a beautiful letter from georgia. another person sent me $12, and someone sent me $1000 but it doesn't amount to a lot. but that i do like coming in because they invest in the campaign. how do i take it seven dollars check and send it back to the person who sent it to me? i'm sorry, i don't want your money? i want them to invest and they are not going to tell me to do this or not do this for china and they gave me $5 million. i had a big lobbyist who wanted to give me $5 million and i turned him down. i turned him down and i see this story on cnn last night and it was disgusting. that trump has a sign, $100. somebody does the sign. it was a beautiful sign if you want to know the truth. beautifully done. and they are doing this big thing all day long, saying we have this incredible event and they destroyed it by trying to marginalize and that's the press, that is the media. the criminal media, there is some truth to it. a lot of times, they know it's wrong, but i just want to tell you. it's so important than last night