expertos dicen que el nuevo tren tardarÍa un recorrido de tan solo 2 horas entre los Ángeles y san francisagar la totalidad de la fianza que le dio un juez de un millÓn de dolares. >> (♪) >> el instituto de mÉxico anunciÓ los resultadoss de las eleccion eleccion elecciones, dicen que en r"enla semanal" ris enrique tiene el 38%. >> obrador el 31%. >> obrador insesiste que se compraron votos, reyno tiene lo detalles. >> el abanderado obrador dice que defenderÁ el zvoto de maner tranquila. >> dice que se compraron millones de bovotos. >> fueron millones de votos xra comprados, ayer lo comentaba, estamos hablando de todo el el paÍs y de manera especial, estados rejoigiones y sobre tod donde gobiernoieran el pri. >> el recuento parcial de los votos que deja a enrique peÑa nieto como el ganador. >> el instituto dice que estos resultados debe respeto arte y el que estÁ fuera de esto desconoce la ley. >> por supuesto que los 50 mifr millones de ciudadanos dieron su voto en secreto. >> dice que siguen investigando sobre la supuesto utilizaciÓn de tarjetas en una tienda de auto ser vicio por la que

lÓpez obrador no asumiÓ su grtwro der ahora tampoco, muchos llegaron al consulado de mÉxico en san francisnero y ceconomÍa para salir adelante y estamos cayendo en lo mismo, violencia, narcotrÁfico ¿por quÉ? porque el mismo pri lo ha criado. >> han habido robos de boletas, hubo agresiones en las casillas. >> vimos desde el principio que no fue transparente, el partido del pri invirtiÓ millones y mifrl mifrl millÓns en votos. >> veremos si que cambia o sigue peor. >> y aquÍ en varias ciudades de california se llevaron a cabo elecciones, pero simbÓlicas, se died dicen que 1600 americanos participaron, dicen que los resultados en california no reflejan los resultados en american mÉxico, regreso contigo ramÓn. >> los resultados en mÉxico podrÍan afectar a california aunque no lo crean, y vean esto. >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes, pena nieto di que ce ser el ganadorÁ es el impacto en nuestro paÍs? >> marÍa dolores es mexicana y estÁ de vacaciones. >> me pesa no haber votado y ya me voy para allÁ. >> al regresar su paÍs la recibirÁ con un nuevo presidente, enrique peÑa nieto. >> no le sorprende el g

. >> una mujer y un hombre lesionado en un tiroteo en el distrito de la ciudad de san francis francisco r recuperan de las lesiones. >> una mujer la saltaron y fue a las 10 de la noche y los sospechosos empujaron a la mujer y le quitaron la cartera, fueron 3 hombres mayores de edad. >> un hombre herido de bala en oakland y las lesiones no ponen en riesgo su vida, ofrecen una recompensa de hasta 5 mil dÓlares para el arresto de los sospechosos. >> investigan la puerdel hallazn hombre en un hotel y esperan los resultado des de la autopsia. >> una investigaciÓn, una compaÑÍa se ahorrÓ 5 mil millones de dÓlares al no arreglar estos skoeescapes, cuy cuadrillas tenÍa pocas fugas. >> (♪) >> julio es el mes de la inmigraciÓn en univision 14, en este momento hablaremos de la acciÓn di fer ida y podria convertirse para hacer legal a miles de estudiantes y estos son los detalles. >> me da un sftr espÍritu de fuy superarme, me abre el paso para ir el colegio. >> estos estudiantes regresan las vo voces de miles de jÓvenes por el anuncio de obama de ofrecer un permiso de trabajo por 20 aÑos. >> el he

and president of the national coalition of the black women of san francisco chapter of the re of san franci. give we represent over 53 chapters in the district of columbia. we are an advocacy organization, and we advocate for women and girls and empowerment of women. i would like to support cpmu, because they saw the south as a partner. -- they saw us us a partner. good it was revealed african- american women were dying of breast cancer. they could have swept it under the rug, but they did not. they decided to seek us out of a women's organization so they could locate where men and girls buying of -- dying at a young age to conduct mammograms, which stated. thank you for this opportunity region which they did. good thank you for this opportunity is curator of >> i am a registered nurse. i am nervous. given this is my first time during a public speaking during go. we all have to work tomorrow. but i want to thank you for hearing me out. i am going to address a few issues have are of great concern. privacy and wrestle recovery are some concerns they have when sharing a room. i do not know if

live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> it's going to be a heated night. thanks for the live update. >>> well, the wrong place at the wrong time. a mother and her two young children are hit by a car in fremont. witnesses say it was a horrible sight seeing a baby stroller crushed. it happened just before 11:00 this morning at the intersection of fremont boulevard and peralta. that's where we'll find arturo aunt ya santiago. >> reporter: well, this has the best possible ending to this story. this happened around 11:00 this morning right across the street. a mother was trying to cross fremont boulevard with her two children. we just shot this video of the mother and her 1-year-old girl at the fremont police department. the woman's 5-year-old son was not hurt. the mother, we're told, had serious but not life-threatening injuries. the 1-year-old was hurt but her injuries were not serious. of course they are well enough to be at the police department. now, as they were crossing the street, at the same time a car was approaching fremont on peralta. it lost contro

but a san francisco-based super pac appears to be breaking the mold. nbc bay area's monte franciss in san francisco with that story. monte? >> reporter: well, good evening. it's called the credo super pac. and as you said, it is not funded by billionaires or millionaires, but rather it operates on donations that average about $20 each. >> i've got a few questions about the government in washington. >> reporter: this is not your typical campaign office, and these aren't just regular campaign workers. they are paid employees and volunteers working for a san francisco-based super pac. >> we're taking on what we call the tea party 10, and these are part of the worst tea party republicans in congress. >> reporter: becky bond is the president of the credo super pac. it was started by the san francisco-based mobile phone company credo mobile, which over the years has given millions of dollars to liberal causes. bond claims that so far the super pac has raised $1.3 million from almost 65,000 individual donations, all with the goal to unseat some ultraconservative republicans in congress.

san francisco. there's some road work reported on sir francis drake. san raphael, of richmond bridge so far so good. traffic is it really like right now. and connector roads in this update will be close still about 530 this morning. we received thumbs delays on the southbound side of to 80. don't forget to help in your car and check with our radio partners kcbs. >>> wal-mart and tends to expand on their pals store. but also once a liquor license. about two under people packed the meeting in cupertino last night. it was to save a landmark. it once served as eight military radio tower prayed a decision is expected this fall. at&t set is the extra boxes will help them compete with comcast for internet and tv service prayed >>> there's a lot more going on over at berkeley. city leaders say torres wants to know about it. >>> german travel writers sylvia came to berkeley to see what the city had to offer >>> check and check. but the city is about to save and spend half a million dollars >>> were really proud of it and we want people to come in and share with

for now live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> a seven-month ordeal continues. >>> not guilty for stripping down. an oregon man who stripped naked before boarding a flight to san jose was found not guilty of public indecency. in april you might recall john brennan was flying to the bay area on a business trip when he was patted down after going through a metal detector. when the tsa notified brennan he had tested positive for nitrates, he had enough. he felt like he was being har s harassed and stripped naked in front of the agents. the judge ruled since brennan was protesting what he saw as invasive measures, his action was protected speech. therefore, brennan says he is aware of irony of taking off his clothes to protect his privacy. >>> tonight at 6:00, the controversy over shark fins continues. tonight the chinatown neighborhood association says it plans to file a lawsuit to try to overturn a state law which bans the possession, sale and distribution of those fins. the group held a news conference to discuss the lawsuit at the far east cafe in san francisco th

just search abc7 news san francisco alarm. francish where he says coffee, coffee, must get coffee. >> that's what we need at this time in the morning. >> exactly. exactly. what's the weather going to be like leading up to 4th of july? >> we have actually some great weather in store. we had a trough moving through that's bringing up the low clouds. now that it's heading through the bay area, we will be warming up actually monday and tuesday and into the 4th of july so i think you will like it. it will be very pleasant. here's a live shot from our roof camera and the studios here. we are looking out towards transamerica pyramid and you can see the low clouds there. but they are already starting to break up a little bit earlier this morning. and we will take you to live doppler 7 hd to show you quiet conditionsround the bay area. we are just dealing with the coastal clouds and the fog and that's about it right now. as we take a look at temperatures it's still in the 50s and 60s. 60 in concord and antioch. san rafael, 61. and the cool spo

you have county hospital, san francisco general, st. francis, and st. mary's to handle the overflow of massive patient needs. it is imperative that you approve the facility. >> next speaker. if there is anyone else like to speak, we're closing public comment very quickly. >> i am the development director, a community partner. i am here today as a representative in support of rebuilding. i bring with me strong support for the rebuilding project from the board of directors and by executive director. for 50 years, we have been providing an array of resources to help san francisco self managed ellis. our mission is to empower classified healthy pathways to recovery and promote long-term independent living. they have a strong and steady partner in our mission. they have helped us provide breast health education, outreach, comprehensive diagnostic, and more for our clients free of charge. they have been a primary supporter of the annual fund- raising events donating much- needed funds to the clients and residents for our overall mission. it is our firm belief

live if san francisco, monty francis within nbc area news. >> thanks for the update. >>> there or two suspects in the case of the san francisco parents accused in the shooting after man they claim was their daughter's pimp. 22-year-old callin snooed was shot in the bay area district. antonio guilton, a cousin of the girl's father, and alphonso williams were arrested yesterday and they pleaded not guilty to charges of carrying o out the shooter. the girl's mother was also in court. >> when it is all said and done, people will understand that my clie sent a mother who was concerned about the safety and danger her daughter was in. but she did not commit murder or conspire to commit murder. >> the d.a. wants it try all four suspect at the same time. bail is set at $2 million each. >>> new information regarding his case surfaces, a decision on charges in the sexual assault investigation surrounding san francisco giant pablo sandoval has been pushed back and may be days way. sheriff investigators say they are still receiving evidence and now won't make a recommendation until next week. a 21

last night, nickels way the man viz taken to san francis scope general where he died of his injuries.gunman in a shooting overnight in east oakland officers say at least one person was taken to hospital after shots were fired 8:00 p.m. last night on 68th avenue and laird police have not released information about the victim's condition. >>> they spent a little time together after a judge lifted a stay away order the couple kissed and held hands after the judge announced his decision yesterday but they were not together long. lopez said she was going back to venezuela so she could start work on a new movie on sunday. >> finally i can talk with my husband and make plans what we are going to do. >> it is a victory we are partners without being able to be partners. >> he has been unable to make contact with lopez since his arrest in january for domestic violence following an argument where he bruised her arm. lopez returned to san francisco this week to testify before the city's ethics commission which is scheduled to make a recommendation on whether he should be removed from his position

. >> thank you very much, francis. >> san francisco city officials say thousands of runners are hitting pavement this morning for the annual san francisco marathon. these folks are going to waves, so this is a live look at those preparing to run. the race start bad 30 minutes ago. and as we said, waves of runners taking off for the next half-hour or so. three lanes of the golden gate bridge are going to be closed until 9:00 this morning because they are going to cross there. several city streets will be closed. the marathon will wind its way throughout the city after crossing the golden gate bridge. runners are going to go through golden gate park, they are going to go past at&t park before crossing the finish line at cupid's arrow near the ferry building. now here they go, this next wave of these runners. we will be keeping an eye on them throughout the morning. >>> we have some developing news out of contra costa county. a two-year-old boy is at children's hospital in oakland, this morning, after being malled by his babysitter's pit bull last night. family members tell us he does not

francis will have your forecast >> welcome back. minutes ago waves of runners took off on the sanrancisco marathon. here's a live look from our roof cam. they are going to go across the golden gate bridge and throughout city streets, so you might see them. beware, of course, for traffic detours, that sort of thing. they will wind back up where they began around the ferry building. >>> making a small difference one person at a time can really add up. one woman is proof of that as abc7 news reporter wane freedman tells us, big dreams begin small, then they grow. >>> it would be easy to look at k-tec automotive and how a place like this has become a last male fashion. >> i know it's not the stereotype. >> unless she work in the office maybe. >> front rank corner on acceleration. >> except that the k in k-tec stands for kate. she has become legendary. >> she's one of the best techs i've ever worked with. >> my first car was a piece of junk, a pickup and it would never start. >> she grew up in alaska, was good at math and science and never let convention hold her back from doing what s

san francisco. golden gate bridge coming out of waldo you find fog and the span is very wet this morning. we do have road work, the paving project between sir francis drake and waldo tunnel. earlier accident in san francisco on 280. that has been cleared. the road had something to do with that. bay bridge toll plaza is light. >>> cal state trustees will meet to talk about possible tuition hikes if voters reject the governor's tax plan in november. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco state with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. consider this. what is worse, charging students $300 more dollars a year or telling cal state students they can't come to classes anymore. that is two of the options us from tee tees will be talking about at their meeting today in long beach. this is not an optimistic group. they are acting as if voters will reject the tax increase. if voters pass it there will be an extra $8.5 billion to play with but if they reject it they will be $250 million in midyear cuts at the 23 campuses. that is the scenario trustees are planning, a tax rejection and more cuts. even though cuts will be very unpopular. trustees will m

san as dave is looking at 80 degrees with lots of sunshine. >>> overall your drive is fairly nice prepared you have not roadwork on sir francis drake on the south's side that should wrap up by 6:00. once you hit the bridge, traffic is very quiet with no delays into san francisco. by vat looks good. if the plan on 280, both directions an easy drive. mass-transit checking with the problems. >>> a man who police said it had a hand in killing a father and his two sons are said to be arraigned today. ray is is accused in killing a family and a mistaken identity shooting. they motions will be heard in the case involving louis sanchez. n.c.a.a. president explains the eat the attempt bonnheim such drastic penalties. >>> then you've completely lost track of what's going on. we're trying to force people to look at why we play those games >>> you could catch up full interview on the penn state fallouts at 7:00 a.m. on cbs. 1200's additional troops are now being deployed to oversee the olympic games. now over 18,000 british guards have been deployed to guard it >>> the new move to speed up the security winds, and why some accessories may be incompatible with

francis drake. just give yourself some extra time. use the san mateo bridge as an alternative, of looking at the the south bay conditions, 0 blogging 0101 5 07 now, as six people were killed and dozens were injured after a tour bus was bombed in bulgaria. the identity and nationality of the suicide bomber is still unknown. he was carrying a fate michigan identification. facades brother-in-law was among those killed in the attack. and some prominent republicans are criticizing bachman. she wants at the dean has the my members that are dtied to the muslim brotherhood. >>> these accusations are based on some a few unspecified and understand seate >>> george zimmerman also reached up to the family of trayvon martin in a interview >>> this was his first tv interview. he spoke about the t killing and apologized to trayvon's billing >>> i wish the rest of the neck of debt and had been put me in the position where i had to take his life >>> heat said trayvon approached him after he called in about a suspicious person that night. >>> he budge may and brok

san jose a pretty tough job. so, we go inside the mind of one of the judges in charge of making the call. monty francis reports that they are looking for something you don't find on the scorecard. >> reporter: every move counts, it is after all the olympic gymnastics trials in san jose, the final stop on the road to london. every olympic trial judge who sits in these seats watches and weighs each performance. former usa team competitor liz crandall is one of them. >> i am a fair judge. >> reporter: by day crandall is a coach at airborne gymnastics in santa clara working to develop young olympic hopefuls, but by night, this weekend anyway, she's making decisions that could make or break these gymnasts' olympic dreams. >> we as a country are so incredibly gifted and strong right now that we could probably put up three different olympic teams and they would all medal. >> reporter: it's a fact that makes crandall's job that much harder, but she says she goes for honesty. she tries to use her knowledge to give the athletes the most accurate information possible. >> we feel like the more prepared they are, t

this to me is the beginning of san francisco values because it says, like the saint, that the city is named after. >> saint francis. >> saint francis. we care for each other no matter how sick. no matter how untouchable we are, we care for our own. >> i think it's important. san francisco is. >> president reagan wouldn't utter the term aids as president. this is the 34id 1980s, dianne feinstein as mayor is spvending more money in san francisco than the entire federal government. >> it was a sig anything capital amount of money even then,. >> remarkable. >> a remarkable percentage of the budget. >> other cities were rejecting aids patients, other states were putting sick men who were days away from death on air planes and having them flown to san francisco and literally dumped here mayor feinstein, of course spoke out against that and was trying to mobile eyes all mayors around the country to fight the epidemic in a but i mean san francisco wasn't even just taking care of its own. it was taking care of other people. >> so when you say that really defined the values that we know today of san francisco, was that mome

francis and fong. i think this is the very first statewide heritage month held with the mayor of san francisco. let me say something about heritage month in san francisco and your mayor. in the old days, you remember san francisco was known for passing all of these anti- chinese ordinances to limit the movement, the productivity of chinese in the city. we know two things. change happens. maybe the state of california is the state of golden opportunities, where we have a chinese-american mayor of san francisco. 35 years ago, congress members passed similar resolutions in both house and the senate to formally recognize the first 10 days of may as asian-pacific heritage week. one year later, president jimmy carter signed into law a joint resolution to officially designate the annual celebration. 11 years later, president george bush extended the weeklong celebration to an entire month. you know and i know that our mothers say that every day is asian pacific american day. i want to recognize all of the milestones the api has made in the state of california and in the entire country. the caucus has

francis and fong. i think this is the very first statewide heritage month held with the mayor of san francisco. me say something about heritage month in san francisco and your mayor. in the old days, you remember san francisco was known for passing all of these anti- chinese ordinances to limit the movement, the productivity of chinese in the city. we know two things. change happens. maybe the state of california is the state of golden opportunities, where we have a chinese-american mayor of san francisco. 35 years ago, congress members

francis and fong. i think this is the very first statewide heritage month held with the mayor of san francisco. me say something about heritage month in san

handful of organizations which are still in san francisco operating continually over 150 years to provide all of us service. in our case, its health care at st. francis and st. mary's hospital. our familiarity with the county and government starts from the very day that the sisters of mercy, who came over from ireland, got off on a clipper ship down by north beach. within a day, they got a knock on their door where they were staying. it was members of the san francisco board of supervisors who came to ask them to open san francisco general hospital, which they did. they ran it for four years until a very familiar thing happened, and that was the county board of supervisors had a dispute about how to pay health care bills. the sisters said we've had enough of that and went on to create st. mary's hospital. as you can see, very familiar with how the city works. even then, over 150 years. it is an important issue. we're glad to be able to provide it. we're glad to be able to be here and to recognize some super creative people and the super creative programs. the committee which reviewed folks and review projects had a tough time picking who should be ch

a san francisco man is facing assault charges after allegedly attacking a nurse at st. francisial hospital. on friday night, 51-year-old alexy petrov was at the hospital being treated for intoxication, when police say he punched a nurse twice breaking her eye socket. the nurse's injuries are not life threatening. the hospital is reexamining their security procedures. >>> san pablo city councilman paul morris tells the contra costa times that police have issued a warrant for the man accused of attacking him. police say he was knocked unconscious by a tenant while checking out his richmond rental property two weeks ago. he later woke up outside his car near golden gate field, reportedly suffered a concussion and was in the hospital for two days. police are not discussing details of who they are seeking. >>> tests have confirmed that a 6-year-old girl contracted west nile virus earlier this month. the virus is transmitted to people through mosquito bites. the girl's symptoms included weakness on her right side, loss of the ability to walk and difficulty speaking. doctors say she i

francis go down, it has an environmental impact on this neighborhood. these are the bread and butter impacts on real everyday san franciscans that our coalition has advocated for for 10 years. we have been dismissed by certain spokespeople as being some sort of stalinist plot to go after them. maybe he should stick to a convincing people and san francisco that tigers are just little cats when they run around the zoo. what we are for is the dignity of union workers, union workers to remain the union workers. we are for the dignity of low- income san franciscans to access the lifesaving health care no matter what their income may be. we are for dressing affordable housing impacts so year after year, we have to decry our families, our loved ones leaving this city, and we want to make short that the diligence that supervisors like supervisors elsbernd and chiu is not eaten up by foolish impacts on the health system. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am -- i am a student of housing. i have faith that they will do the right thing in the end. i work at st. luke's, and i am seen amazing work that the

san francisco, the community, the nurses, the employees. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i am a registered nurse and a nurse representative for the nurses at st. francis memorial hospital, and i speak to the concern about cathedral hill, which is just six blocks from st. francis. st. francis is a major provider to the homeless and low-income and is always at risk of closure or sale. my concern is that a new hospital at cathedral hill will result in a loss of paid patients and that it will place a new problem with the potential hospital closure at st. francis. it is a real concern, and i urge the board to consider this in their long-term planning. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is -- a resident of the tenderloin. i am also a member of the filipino community organization. we would like to thank the supervisor. the people's demands about this project. we can also agree if this does not benefit the low income residents. cpmc continues to make record profit while not giving back in health care services for the poor. downgrading st. luke's, which many depend on. they must have a more su

san jose, the capital of silicon valley. i think i see a hint of clearing and francis is nodding, yes, i do, so my vision is intact and that'sis stage of the game. it will be a nice day down there. it will be a nice day at some spots along the coast, too. we will get more from the source coming up momentarily. >>> we have some thank yous to pass on this morning. here's a few of the people helping to raise thousands of dollars for bay area foster kidsly liking us on facebook. william t, san francisco. and valerie from santa rosa and and san francisco and you can make a difference too. maybe get mentioned on abc7 news. all you have to do is like abc7 news on facebook and a dollar will be donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. it's not your dollar. you are giving away someone else's money. that's something that should happen more often, in my opinion. i like do it. i have already done it. it's a lot of fun. >> giving away other people's money? >> giving away other people's money, it's a bond if i recall feeling. >> especially my husband's. >> it's a good day for shopping. >> yes, and to be outdoors. we have a lot of ac