relationship with the master leaseholder and i did tell the sublease holder that i was -- who is here, san teen noe derose who is also a real estate broker that i was looking for this letter of determination, and i have no argument with it at all. i was surprised about the restaurant interest particularly because i'm fully aware that in north beach, it's virtually impossible to get a liquor license but you have to go with a restaurant. so, you know, i just came tonight to observe really. i have no real serious input other than historical. >> thank you. and is there anyone here representing the subject property owner who would like to speak? >> the casisa family is not present, but as the master tenant, they've authorized us to speak on their behalf. >> just so that i'm clear, ms. garland, you are taking the same position as the appellant here? >> i'm not -- no, i'm really -- i disht's very complicated. they represent the property owner, okay. the man died a year ago, the wife is very elderly. i have never met them and i occupy the top floor where i have my office and a roof garden, and that's n

. >>> two teens are in the hospital this afternoon after a crash that happened at 2:45 on white road in san jose. the teens were inside this toyota dam are you when the -- camry when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. they used the jaws of life to rescue the teens who were trapped inside the car. >> emergency sponsors had to cut the tree and use the jaws of life to reach the two teens trapped inside the car. police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in the accident. >>> well, the end of may does not look like the end of may it looks like late february, early march, a combination of high clouds and light rain off and on mainly in the bay, up to lake county and from forestville and santa rosa, napa, a few light sprinkles eastern salon county and a lot of temperatures are held down because of the cloud cover and we have a pretty decent breeze, about a half inch of rain and you can see the line which is moving around middletown, naharya, then vacaville and northern marin things are starting to get thicker and darker and that will move in later. so torii, we have cloud

sunday, 84, san jose, 83, kuper teen know. beaches, 58. 80, palo alto, san francisco tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds. 57 degrees. 80, petaluma. novato, 8 a -- 85. oakland, 77. 82, fremont, and check out 90s. concord tomorrow, 91. 94-brentwood. here's a look ahead. mother's day tomorrow. mild to warm, depending on where you are, and then look for temperatures to start to cool a bit. warmer clouds and fog moving in monday. tuesday and wednesday, by mid-week temperatures will fall a little below where we should be this time of year. 70s by thursday, inland, 60s around the bay, 50s at the coast, and then warm up slightly next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow agent live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the latest weather conditions, and video forecasts, "spare the air" alert, power and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> shu is here with sports. how is the ankle? >> mike: we'll find out. nba on abc is on deck with the knicks and pacers and the warriors -- we'll check on steph curry's

but the teen was actually an undercover police officer. police arrested blair when he arrived at a san jose park to meet the teen. investigators say they haven't found any victims at old orchard school but they are reaching out to the previous employers of blair. >> we have new information tonight about the deadly limousine fire that claimed five lives. we have learned that it could be a week and a half before the chp releases its report on what caused the tragedy. it is prompting some companies to make safety changes. one company has ordered larger fire extinguishers and window hammers in case passengers get trapped. it has removed child safety locks from all of the lem owes. >> the italian team is taking the lead in asking for stepped up precautions for the america's cup on san francisco bay. ktvu noel walker joins us with a list of things that the testimony wants in place before they set sail. >> reporter: a security guard on the site asked if they were leaving. there were rumors that the team might be leaving the race. the answer is no. their ac72 boat is behind the doors of the ha

high pressure in the mid 70's. 74 at san jose and coupe teen on the planes high of 67 at san mateo o.lo alto. breezy pleasantly cool on the coast at or above 60 grease from pacifica down to half moon bay. downtown san francisco 65 degrees tomorrow. make that 65 up in the north bay. upper 70's at santa rosa. nap a.sonoma. nearest bay will see high of 72 at oakland and union city. inland east bay a little bit warm we are high in the upper 70's at walnut creek pleasanton and livermore up to about 80 at antioch and fairfield. here is the accu-weather 7 day forecast. inland high in the upper 80's the near 90. upper 70's to near 80 around the bay. but then temperatures drop sharply across the bay area on tuesday and by thursday friday we are looking at temperatures pretty much the range the last couple day was increasing clouds. no hint of rainfall but shift pattern and increasing clouds it's possible a sprinkle or 2. we'll keep watching that for you. >> scientist have never seen it before until now. up next. impact from the biggest explosion ever seen on the move. >> and art in the park. w

kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> we are learning the identities of the two teens killed over the weekend in sanose. a meeting will take place today to figure out how to stop the increase in crime in the city. >> more bolt problems surface for the new span of the bay bridge. we are learning this morning whether to expect a decision today on a possible labor day opening. >> severe weather continues to stretch across the country with new storms that slam the midwest overnight. >> good morning, on this wednesday. 6:00, thank you for starting your day with us. first up a look at the weather forecast, mike, a great start to the day. >> most of us starting doctor but not so wet as yesterday with drizzle less likely to happen during the morning commute. look at live doppler 7 hd, radar runs and we do not see organized wet weather but we have clouds. they will go away quicker today and we will be the same but slightly warmer than yesterday. the day planner the next 12 hours, 60 this morning, 64 with partly cloudy conditions at noon and mostly sunny and 67 at 4:00, and cool in the evening, and 61 degrees

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san jose, within a three-hour time span. one man was shot on hayes avenue on the city's southside after sock. and earlier, around 6:30, two teenre shot on east side. these shootings bring san jose's homicide count this year up to 19. >>> and we should know this week if the new bay bridge span will open labor day weekend. caltrans will meet wednesday to review problems and repairs brought ohio on by dozens of broken -- brought on by dozens of broken bolts. there are fears it could collapse in a major earthquake but experts agree it would not fail even if there is a quake. >>> one of the deadliest tornadoes to hit oklahoma and the threat still is not over. but they're moving forward with rebuilding with a big boost of help. >>> a big change of plans for one annual festival. what is keeping these balloons grounded, coming up next. (sir can-a-lot) ay, ma' lady. [muffled] i am sir can-a-lot. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (woman) hmmm... that's actually a good idea. [nervous giggle] (male announcer) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com. colla

san pablo. police say that the teen stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and cash from another person they are only described as young african american male teenagerrers there is surveillance video we noticed earlier. investigators say they will look at that to get any clues and of course they will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can try to find their suspects that way as well. live from oakland tara moriarty. >>> british police are trying to determine if the two men accused of a murder of -- he was a ceremonial drummer and afghan war veteran. the two men accused of attacking him were shot by police and are in the hospital. police also searched several homes yesterday and arrested another man and a woman be it's not clear what their connection to the killing may be. >>> police in moore say they misspoke when saying only 1200 homes were destroyed. authorities have estimated the damage to cost around $2 billion. 24 people were killed including ten children. a memorial for all the victims is scheduled for this sunday and president obama will travel to oklahoma the same

. >>> triple shooting crash into the police car in san francisco and we have teen coverage of what happenede bart station. >>> and it is a big night for the san jose sharks and they will face off in the deciding game of the playoff series, stay with us, we will be right back with more on that. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great iall devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where three people are arrested after a triple shooting near the b.a.r.t. station in the mission district. we'll tell you what we've learned about weapons recovered. >>> there are some wet roads out there this morning, but a dramatic change in our weather is on the way. >>> thousands in southern california, evacuated from the path of this wildfire. what firefighters are saying about the constantly

san jose. three killings last sunday included the two teen boys to shot dead an east san jose means that san jose is back on a pace to match last year's 20 year high of 46 homicides. police have not said so, but many residents believe that gangs are to blame for this reason violence. not tonight at 8 a community forum is being addressed tonight. kron4's of this year reid has reaction from the community members were about violence in their area. >> calling things and together because the squeaky oil gets debris. the more of you who work together to colin crime or suspicious activity, your eyes and ears of the police. they need to. we are short staffed and police officers. this is our community and we need to work with them to help them. >> in san jose, police here reid, kron 4 news--alecia reid. leading to evacuation's into town. nobody was hurt. the vendor is being held on a million-dollar bail. a woman and her grandson went on a ride and they found a loaded gun and there seemed that a seat. the woman said she gave the gun to a park attendance and contacted police. the owner of the gun realized h

san jose. that's where a teen bicyclist was killed after getting hit by a pickup truck blocks away from a high school. the bicyclist on east silver road when a car crashed into him this morning. the driver of the pickup stopped at the scene. silver creek high school is just two blocks away. nbc bay area news has confirmed the teen was a sophomore at that school. police say he was not wearing a helmet. crews performed cpr on him at the scene but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> such a heartbreaking scene there. moving on to broiter notes. sunnyvale, yahoo! melissa meyer promised investors yahoo! will not botch the purchase of tumblr. the mantra. ill not screw it up. she says that four times. once on twitter, one in a press release, twice on a conference call with reporters. i don't think anyone is expecting her to botch the takeover of tumblr. her record is clean. yahoo! has such a record of messing up acquisitions and she's aware of the reputation. yahoo! announced the $1.1 billion takeover of tumblr. it's an easy to use site. the younger audience yahoo! desperately wants. yahoo! sha

san francisco. children and teens find a safe haven here, locked away from negative outside influences. the kids say that tender loin after school program can give them a chance to choose a bright future. >> when in middle school you get peer pressure from friends smoking cigarettes. you know? going out, shoplifting. >> you you would never know because she's one of the success stories from the center. she's one of the first faces you can see at the builder company in san francisco. but she remembers those days when her family emigrated to the tender loin. >> i had a choice. >> the young people in after school program not only have a safe place to do home work ask enjoy activities they're also encouraged to go to college and get a job, some get their first jobs right here. 23-year-old sander and her sister and brother came to the center at a young age. their parents worked all the time. 26-year-old ellen came here as a chichld now they work as program assistants. >> to watch kids grow, to be there for them. >> that is what makes this center so special. they run the program for free as pa

san francisco. children and teens find a safe haven here, locked away from negative outside influences.y that loin after school program can give them a chance to choose a bright future. >> when in middle school you get peer pressure from friends smoking cigarettes. you know? going out, shoplifting. >> you you would never know because she's one of the success stories from the center. she's one of the first faces you can see at the builder company in san francisco. but she remembers those days when her family emigrated to the tender loin. >> i had a choice. >> the young people in after school program not only have a safe place to do home work ask enjoy activities they're also encouraged to go to college and get a job, some get their first jobs right here. 23-year-old sander and her sister and brother came to the center at a young age. their parents worked all the time. 26-year-old ellen came here as a chichld now they work as program assistants. >> to watch kids grow, to be there for them. >> that is what makes this center so special. they run the program for free as part of the mission c

. >>> a deadly accident this morning in san jose. a teen riding his bike to school wasn't wearing a helmet when he hit a pickup truck in a crosswalk. they are investigating the incident and trying to figure out who had the right of way. it happened at around 7:30 this morning on east capitol expressway and silver creek road. the 16-year-old was a sophomore at silver creek high school which is a couple of blocks away from where the accident happened. the pickup truck driver did stop and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> it's horrible. anytime you know you travel on a roadway, we always urge drivers and bicyclists to always be cautious when they are driving. this intersection in particular is one of our busiest intersections in the city. >> grief counselors were brought to silverado high school to help students cope. this is san jose's 14th deadly traffic accident this year. >>> a high school football player died in a hail of gunfire in east palo alto. the bullets pierced this car that 16-year-old jose-luis quinones was sitting in ou

. >>> two teens are in the hospital after the car they were in slammed into a tree in san jose. the crash happened before 3:00 a.m. investigators say the boy and girl both 17 years old were trapped inside the car. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to riskee them. speed may have -- rescue them. speed may have been a factor. >> faster than the speed limit. >> police say the driverb is in itical condition. the passenger was -- driver is in critical condition and the passengers was released. >>> a deadly crash on the peninsula yesterday. the woman was a burlesque performer. authorities say sarah klein was killed in the accident early yesterday on highway 101. her husband was driving the car. he is in critical condition tonight. the crash involved a party bus, 10 people in that vehicle suffered injuries. friends say sarah klein was a performer who also wrote about burlesque. >>> five people died on bay area roads this memorial day weekend. this is one of the maximum enforcement periods. today the chp released arrest numbers between friday and this morning. the california highw

established businesses a higher percentage and that's happened over time and sba lending in san francisco has grown to the teens and now to 30% of the business. >> thank you. >> commissioner shorter. >> thank you for the presentation. it's very enlightening. i think this is a hard question but one that has to be asked. given your overview of the statistical trends that are takes place, not only locally but certainly on the national level, is there a chance that while we certainly want to support and give all the tools and support available and necessary to growing women owned businesses -- are the types of businesses that women are involved in as you mentioned personal services and these things are clearly ongoing and cosmetic scpis am presuming some of those things. those are necessary to living as a civilized human being, but is there a chance that women owned businesses are being ghettoized? my concern is that not everyone is clearly going to be involved in technological advance. for instance, i am glad to hear there is certainly the partnership with beginotec with the last presenter and they should be invol

san jose yesterday. >> this morning, two pre-teen children from vallejo are recovering after they were shot by two older kids. officers say the shooters approached four younger kids in an alley last note. the suspects are two boys between the age of 14 and 16 and the victims were between 11 and 13. one of the teens pulled a .38 caliber and fired at the youngsters from 20' missing two of them. the wounds of those who were hit are not considered life threatening. >> when you have 15 and 16-year-old shooting 11 to 13-year-old children, that is ridiculous. it says that the city is east hook and something needs to be done to control this stuff. >> witnesses helped police track down the suspects in the neighborhood. investigators say the suspects and the victims all live in the name area. >> rescuers hope to find safe a dozen people missing after several deadly tornadoes hit texas. we have new images of the destruction and new information from the newsroom. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has latest. >> six people are confirmed dead in north texas where these tornadoes hit. look at this, we have aerials abo

san francisco this sunday. >>> new research finds that teens while text while driving are more likely to take other risks behind the wheel. nearly half of high school students text while driving. doing this dramatically increases their risk of getting into a potentially fatal accident. a 2011 survey found teens who text and drive often didn't wear seat belts either. these teens were also five time more likely to drive while under the influence of alcohol >>>. >>> looks like it's plan b for plan b. sales of the morning after pill are on hold after a last minute gof appeal. today the obama administration appealed that. the one step plan b is over the counter for women 15 and older. >>> some big names in clothing are vow to make changes in the clothing industry? bangladesh. today swedish retailer h and m agreed to a contract that calls for retailers to do more to ensure garment factories in bangladesh are safe. calvin klein and tommy hill finger are already on board. they need to form unions' make reports on the factory conditions permanent. >> the down turn in the economy is causing them to become creative. some

san francisco. we saw a 51% decline in teen pregnancy which was astounding. however a rise in poverty among african-american girls which is unacceptable and finally we did a section on lesbian lgbt young people, girls, and we found that 53% of lesbian girls are considered suicide so clearly they're an under served community. next slide. sometimes with the outreach most is in the gender equality initiative and this work and also the other areas that i touched on and finally in terms of our staffing we are small but mighty. i have five staff not all whom work full time. amy allison is the outreach director and ann lehmas our policy director and we have a grant administrator and we're lucky to have interns and fellows interesting several people at this time and unfortunately [inaudible] couldn't be here tonight so ann lehmas is going to step in and say a few words about our very latest initiative. >> so we're launching a new initiative next monday with the mayor at 1130. you're all welcome to come in room 416 and it's called the gender equality challenge and wha

san jose has police worried about what could become a violent summer. kpix 5's len ramirez has more. len. >> reporter: well, allen, the two teens were gunned down sunday night. they had just started their summer break so officials are now concerned about other young people in this community throughout san jose as they go into break with this kind of a violent start. >> from the south side. >> in the nines around here. >> to the east side, friends are mourning friends. >> they were great kids. >> two teenage boys and a 20- year-old man were murdered in san jose sunday marking a bloody beginning to the long summer season. >> what you don't want is this to be the sign of something worse than it is. a summer is the worse time when it comes to increased levels of gang violence. >> the first killings happened sunday evening in the back parking lot of a shopping center. a neighbor told me in spanish how she heard shots and came out to find a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old on the sidewalk, both mortally wounded. friends identified the victims, both students at nearby independence high. the other killing happened nearby. a 20-year-old wa

san francisco. eric? >> shy of 5:31. investigators are looking into the deadly shootings of three people, two victims could be teens. abc7 news reporter is in san jose where an investigation is wrapping up. matt? >> yes, the officer left the scene the past hour. we talked with a witness of the shooting. he told us he heard an argument out here on the sidewalk. then he heard three shots. officers were called here at 10:00 p.m. finding a man with multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. a young man living in the apartment complex ran to help. he said the dying victim was 21 years old. >> i asked, do you believe in god and he said, yes, i said breathe, breathe, breathe, he was gurgling and he was going in and out of consciousness. he woke up and said i have a daughter, started convulsing and died. five hours earlier another shooting killed two on rhinehart drive and both victims could be 4 or 15 and students at a high school but they have not confirmed identities. police are not saying if there are any arrests. the homicides are the 17th, 18th, and 19th of the year in san jose. >> matt, thank you. developing news

news for fire danger, humidity levels are coming up around san francisco, oakland, eventually into the south bay, livermore and fairfield in the teens here, quite dry in the inland hilltops. those numbers will improve as the marine air sweeps well inland. the fog all over downtown san francisco, not so much in san jose. the fog spreading inland across santa cruz, heading over to gilroy. you've been watching, if you looked off to the north or east, we had these big thunderstorms building during the day. that mid level moisture will rotate off to the west as an area of low pressure approaches us tomorrow. it will position itself off the west over the next few days. that will keep the sea breeze going. it will tap into some of that moisture out of the south which may toss a few showers our way. we'll have some light rain or drizzle on the coast. the interesting part of the forecast will be just what areas see a chance of thundershowers as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday. this system will keep our temperatures down and add more moisture into the mix. we could see isolated thundershowers and a chance of scattered showers all th

san francisco and the parks alliance. we are looking for kids in age group. teens upon work in the parks and open spaces and advance their leadership and gain valuable work experience and for more information call our office. i would now like to invite larry barry from san francisco youth works that wanted to make a quick presentation. larry, come on up. >> thank you commissioners and good morning. as he said i am larry barry. if you don't know we have an internship program 11 and 12 graders participating and that includes recreation and parks and i am here today to present an award to you for your contribution to our program. we have been able to provide 54 internships over the last year to kids in san francisco. we worked with a host of sites including the ones mentioned over the summer and pine lake and silver tree and douglas play ground and it's been a wonderful importance and wonderful opportunity. not only do the kids get the internship opportunity they get to see the public sector and what it means to serve the public so with that said i would like to prese

san antonio. they found the body of a teen missing stranded in floodwaters that stranded many in cars and homes. he was swept a way to his death as he tried to cross a swollen creek. >> it either takes out homes, disrupts lives and in this case took the life of a young man. >> two women also died in the flooding, river levels are expected to go down later today. >>> time is 6:14, it has been one week since the devastating tornado in moore oklahoma and live in moore where an emotional memorial for the victims and also the relief efforts there, renee in. >> reporter: that's right, this weekend there has been some ups and downs and celebration in honoring of the victims as well as painful reminders of how much they have lost. some of the youngest provider reminded the crowd that the future of oklahoma is bright. >> we will emerge stronger and we will emerge brighter and we will be a better people and we will be a better state. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: president barack obama visited the tornado ravaged region offering handshakes and hugs as he surveyed the region. >> i am just a messenger, le

san francisco street that is notorious for speeding are meeting. they want input on planned improvements. they would include crossing light wheres a teen was killed in march. she was celebrating her birthday when she was killed. the meeting is held at the san francisco zoo. >>> and the bomb squad blew up what looked like a pipe bomb. it was found at the waste authority facility. workers were evacuated as a precaution. authorities say it ended up being just a pipe. no one was hurt. >>> only on 2 tonight, you will recall a fire shut down a restaurant in berkeley. now she also helping her program for school children. health and science editor john fowler shows us how the restaurant is joining forces with other restaurants to keep school gardens growing. >> reporter: crews rushing to repair the restaurant. we got an inside tour. it burned 2-1/2 months ago. the chef popularized organic food. >> we are not going anywhere. >> reporter: rebuilding ran into delays. >> when are you opening? how soon? >> reporter: june 21. a 2500 dollars per person fundraiser for a kids gardening program. >> we learn about plants and caring for some. >> reporter:

a fourth teen was not injured. a teenager in san jose is dead.by a car on his way to high school this morning. police say the student was riding a bike on east capitol expressway. it happened in or near a crosswalk at the intersection of silver creek just after 7-30a-m. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the victim-- a sophmore at silver creek high- was not wearing a helmet at the time of crash. the driver was let go. no word on any charges. an auto accident claims the life of a five-year-old girl in richmond. police say the driver apparently lost control of the s-u-v as it overturned. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7-news. the child was ejected from the vehicle. and died at a local hospital. police say the girl wasn't wearing a seat belt or in a child safety seat at the time of the accident. he driver may face criminal charges depending the outcome of the richmond police investigation. president obama will make a return visit to the bay area next month. this is video of the president's trip in

san jose. the first happened near north jackson at rhinehart drive, two teens between 15 and 17. a few hours later a man died after being shot on hayes avenue. our reporter spoke with the witnesses of that shooting. matt? >> yes, police released the latest information on the homicides in the past hour. they revealed that there have been no arrests. >> christopher's bloody shoes look at the traumatic night. he was in his apartment last night after 10:00 and he heard a quick argumentment and three gunshots. chris tar ran across the street to find a 21-year-old dying on the sidewalk from a gunshot wound. >> i asked, do you believe in god and he said, yes, i said keep breathing, keep breathing. he was gurgling blood coming out of his nose and mouth. he was going in and out of consciousness. he woke up and said, i have a daughter, and then he died. >> police are vetting what led to the shooting. officers hoped their good samaritan could give clues. >> they wanted it know if i asked who killed him, i didn't think to ask, who thought you, just worried about whether he believed in god. >

teens robbed him. he was on a sidewalk with three friends. this happened on the 1900 block of sanablo across the street from the greyhound bus station. the teen stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and some cash from another person. they are only described as young african american male teenagers and the detectives will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can find the suspects. one officer said it took a little longer to respond. police were trying to break up drag races and side shows at the port of oakland. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> rain, hail, and severe weather in oklahoma slowing down tornado recovery efforts where 12,000 homes were damaged or completely destroyed earlier this week. 24 people were killed including ten children and damages estimated at $2 billion. a memorial for all the victims is scheduled for this sunday. president obama will be there in oklahoma the same day too meet with some of the survivors and families. >>> people are now giving back to those effected by the devastating tornado in oklahoma. peo

today people were back at the scene where two teen boys were shot and killed on sunday in east san jose. no one wanted to talk to us on camera, but police now identified the victims as 15- year-old christian comilang and 16-year-old johnson comilang. both were students at nearby independence high school. just hours after their deaths on sunday, police say 20-year- old justin watkins was shot death on hayes avenue in south san jose. there have been no arrests in either case. this afternoon, the city councilman says he expects to hear a lot of questions about why san jose doesn't seem to have nearly enough officers. >> the reality is that the residents are feeling it, not just in one neighborhood or the other but throughout the city. burglaries are through the roof. if your home is burglarized, an officer is most likely not going to show up. we don't have a burglary unit anymore. >> it just keeps increasing. >> reporter: there are currently about 900 officers working the entire city of nearly one million people. the police union says officers are in droves for cities offering better pay a

>> many would call this the heart of san jose and because there is a big mexican teen population. taking place nationally, the crowds were massive when rallies were held on mayday. they were trying to show their strict in numbers while marching but they also did not show up to work to show the country what it is like not to have immigrants in america. they are expected to valley here and again in the south bay but most likely it will not be until 2006 and they are tar getting specific civic case written by four democrats and four republicans was written just two weeks ago allowing thousands into the country and providing a path to citizenship for the 11 million living here illegally. there will be numerous conferences with regard to immigration and the push for it and there is also going to be a march for the children at 4:00 and 5:30. >>> they have the march starting in san francisco 24th and mission streets and ends with a rally at the civic center. in santa rosa, it ends near cut on it avenue and continues to july-yard park for a big rally. -- julie yard park for a big rally. >

san jose police department says they are enforcing the 10:00 people curfew for teens under 15 throughout the downtown area. >> the plane that flies on solar power completely day and night is now in the first leg of the historic cross-country flight. this is mission control and the pilot. they can see him. we can see him. he is doing great. the solar impulse has a cruising rate headed to phoenix right new. he took off at moffett field and took off to great excitement. what a morning. the five-degree journey began early at manufacture soviet field and the only solar plane right now is on its way across the country and into history. the take off was historic. slow and steady as the first solar powered plane began the journey across america. >> the pilots are going to make history. >> inside, the pilot and founder will fly solar impulse 40 miles per hour from a small cockpit with no heat in an company-style seat. the plane itself is as light as a car with a wing span of a 747 and runs fuel free, 12,000 solar cells installed in the wings. and the partner of the pilot in the mission talks. >>

, even pre- teen athletes on its website. last week, monster sued sanncisco over the city's probe into its operation. >>> a giant fireball at an air show. in news of the world, the vintage jet that crashed as fans watched. >> chief meteorologist bill martin working on his complete bay area forecast. at 10:45, he's back with the look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> in news of the world tonight, in the middle east, israel has placed missile batteries near it's northern citie

. >> reporter: today san antonio and the surrounding brace for a second day of flash floods. at least two people drowned and one teenent missing after yesterday's unexpected downpour. in roughly six hours ten inches fell. the second most intense downpour in the city's history. the san antonio river broke over its banks, bernice sanchez says her grandson's house flooded with three feet of water. >> everything is wet. everything is destroyed. >> reporter: the home has flooded twice before but she says not like this. >> it's heritage, it's family, nobody wants to move. even though we've gone through this so many times, nobody's going to move. >> reporter: others got swept up in rising waters and transportation was snarled. passengers on this bus were safely evacuated. others took inventory of the damage. joseph zachary the manager of this car dealership says he lost his entire lot, 130 cars. >> we're going to make it we're going to make it we're to the going to let this stop us. we know this is mother nature. we can't control it. but we're just going to move on and hopefully keep all our staff and keep them funded. >>

, even pre- teen athletes on its website. last week, monster sued san over the city's probe into its operation. >>> a giant fireball at an air show. in news of the world, the vintage jet that crashed as fans watched. >> chief meteorologist bill martin working on his complete bay area forecast. at 10:45, he's back with the changes we can expect this week. >> and airport security without having to take off your shoes. the new perk available at sfo tomorrow, and who is eligible. >>> in news of the world tonight, in the middle east, israel has placed missile batteries near it's northern cities to prepare for possible retaliation from syria. it's believed that 42 syrian soldiers were killed. israel was reportedly targeting missiles on their way to hezbollah militants in lebanon. >>> in germany, the woman accused of being a leader of a neo-nazi gang went on trial for murder. she is charged with the killing of ten people. nine of them were imgrants. one is a police woman. she is also accused of a string of bombings and bank robberies. police had blamed the cri

san francisco police are aware teen the public about a recent series of scams. or san francisco water department employees demanding payments for overdue bills. the scam is called potential victims and claim their bills are overdue threatening to cancel services unless a payment is received. victims are being told the form of payment is by "money pak" . neither pg&e nor the city's water department request payments this way. anyone who gets this type of call is asked to file a police report. >> mark: government lawyers only have until today to appeal a new york judge's ruling to lift age restrictions on the morning after pill. the appeal would delay the sale of the pill to all women and girls without a prescription. earlier this month, the fda board the age from 70 to 15, and made it available on store shelves instead of behind the pharmacy counter. the justice department's failure to appeal the new york judge's ruling would clear the way for over-the- counter sales of the plan be one step emergency contraceptive to even younger girls. the time now i 1136 the the

teens in the hospital tonight. it happened about 2:45 a.m. this morning in san jose. investigators say a 17-year-old boy and girl were inside this car when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. the two teens were trapped inside the car. emergency crews had to use the jaws of life to rescue them. >> looking at the damage of the vehicle, they were going at a good speed. >> the driver is said to be in critical condition and could lose a foot. police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in the accident. >>> woman who died yesterday has been identified tonight. 36-year-old sarah klein was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. the car hit the divider and spun around and hit a party bus. she was a burlesque performer, her husband is in crical ndople on the bus had injuries. >>> the chp says the number of deaths and dui arrests is about the same as last year this memorial day weekend. through were two deadly accidents compared to one last year. there have been 165dui arrests. 168 last year. >>> now to memorial day. it is estimated since the american

teen just found out. >> zero rain fall so far this month, officially in san francisco. we have done that 18 different times before. but i don't think we will make it to 19. i just introduced a rain chance to the seven-day forecast. find out when and how much coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a san francisco health inspector who slapped a local restaurant owner with the fine got a slap in the face in return, literally. lorenzo is the owner of russian hill restaurant. he wasn't happy with the health inspector's citation for a renovating violation at a the inspector claims t to openy he slapped him. police sited him for battery. the restaurant owner claims he did nothing wrong and plans to take legal action. >>> governor brown's latest budget proposal will send $3 billion to california schools. it includes $1 billion in one- time funding to help districts implement rigorous academic standards. however, the governor says his proposed budget is $1.2 billion lower than he projected in january. in part, because of moves by the federal government. >> the people who put this budg

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. >> reporter: san jose police spent the day investigating a shooting death of a teen waiting for his uncle to be picked up to go to work. the shots that killed him rocked the neighborhood around 5:20 a.m. >> i heard 3, 4 gun shots. dogs barking. i said wow! that is like really loud. >> reporter: i talked with the victim's uncle. the nephew moved into an apartment and they went to work together. he was not in a gang but he said he met new friends who had an encounter with another group. >> they had a uncle and the other guy told my nephew that he was going to get him. >> reporter: he is the 20th homicide this year. there were also three other over night shootings. >> they are working non-stop on each homicide. >> reporter: police acknowledged homicides are up but other violent crimes are down. someone who lives near one of the other shootings worries homicides will get too much priority. >> no presence here. whatever took place last night, they are saying well, the police is not hot tonight so we could do it again. >> reporter: the school closed for the day because of the police inves

teen that killed andrew simpson. the head of the italian team is on his way to san francisco to discuss safety. that team could decide as early as tomorrow whether to stay in the competition. >>> bomb dogs, special ops, surveillance cameras, you name it. >> security will be the toughest you have seen. trash bins were installed to make it harder to hide explosives. and security cameras went up today as well. san francisco police are taking their cues from the fbi in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. >> the level of preparation has been elevated for breakers this weekend. the fbi, of course, will participate in any way that we can. we'll bring some additional resources, whether it is special agent bomb technicians or bomb dogs. >> this year, participates can't run without a registration tag. more than 30,000 people are signed up. organizers say that number could easily double with the amount of spectators. >> it took two tranquilizer darts and patience, but tonight, a wayward mountain lion is off the streets. he was stuck for hours on a concrete aquaduct after wandering into santa cruz. w

. >>> san jose police admit it is a dangerous time for an up tick in violence. the fatal shooting of two teen angers have them worried about what could be a violent summer. kpix's len ramirez has more. >> reporter: it will be difficult with police with their diminished numbers. the two teens had already started their summer vacations. school had let out for them last week when this happened. what has officials concerned now is there may be some sort of retaliation or further escalation of violence in san jose this summer. >> in the south side. >> people are losing their minds around here. >> to the east side, friends are mourning friends. two teenage boys and a man was murdered sunday marking a bloody beginning to the long summer. >> what you don't want is this to be the sign of something worse down the road because a summer is the worst time when it comes to increased levels of gang violence. >> the first killings happened sunday evening in the back part of a shopping center. a neighbor told me in spanish how she heard the shots, came out to find a 15-year-old and 17-year-old down tonight si

. >>> the four teens in the america's cup yacht race will be meeting tomorrow in san francisco.ams from the u.s., italy sweden and new zealand will be talking about the tragedy last week on the san francisco bay. they will decide what, if anything should be done. many think a structural flaw in the 72-foot design caused it to nosedive and then to capsize. >>> they have taken some new signs to speed up the fillimore buss. last week they painted three blocks red and they run from 16th street to debows avenue. cabs can use that but no other cars and that has cut travel time by 5%. if it proves to be successful, the red paint will be successful. >>> let's check in with sal and starting in the south bay, how is that looking? >> it is slowing down a little bit torii, not too bad on westbound 287 and you will see some slowing at sanger road and neither is 280 getting into cupertino. we are looking at slow traffic in antioch as usual from antioch to pittsburgh, a little slower and not too bad from walnut creek and we had this called in west 80 near hilltop drive, a little bit of slow tr

san francisco and concord. about 11 at most of us are in the teens. winds will increase by 6:00 p.m.r screen indicates when dust around 20 mi. per hour. fairfield reporting winds at 80 mi. per hour. breezy conditions will continue over the course of the next day or so. after an highs 60s and some '70s. campbell's 72, 66 mt. deal. we did see some of '70s for fairfield pittsburg and antioch. 61 castro valley and temperatures are between three and six degrees cooler than the seasonal average. expect a cooler afternoon for downtown san francisco. talking about your bay to breakers forecast, by the start line expect foggy conditions with temperatures in the mid-50s. slowly temperatures will climb so we should be in the low 60s approaching he street hill. as it approached the finish line around lunchtime upper '60's. don't worry if you did not make it that far because temperatures will be warmer closer to downtown san francisco. monday is expected to be the warmest day of the week. we will continue sunny conditions and cooler weather into the middle of next week. 647 8:00 p.m. and here is