with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. southern californiaith near 60% of the state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but statistics are merely reflections of hard facts, not the whole human story. one part of the real story can be found in the areas dissected statistically. areas in which the working men live swing easily to wallace. bell gardens within the county of los angeles. population, 30,000. democrat 4 to 1. by the end of the campaign, wallace claims more registered voters t

with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. southern californiae state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but statistics are merely reflections of hard facts, not the whole human story. one part of the real story can be found in the areas dissected statistically. areas in which the working men live swing easily to wallace. bell gardens within the county of los angeles. population, 30,000. democrat 4 to 1. by the end of the campaign, wallace claims more registered voters than the totals in

southern california. tagging sharks with transmitters near popular beaches, they're tracking shark movements to find out why the population of young great white sharks is growing so close to crowded shores. >> they come in because there's lots of abundant food like sting rays, and the water is warmer. >> reporter: a female swimmer was hospitalized sunday after receiving multiple bite wounds to her upper body from a suspected great white. last year there were 98 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide, the highest on record, resulting in six n fatalities. low says he's not surprised to see a shark attack so early in the season. >> i think the rate of shark attack is going to continue to go up. there are more and more people using the ocean than ever before. the other thing, in some places like the u.s., we're seeing recovery of our shark populations. so you put those two things together, you will see more shark attacks. >> reporter: shark trackers are also using drones to give them an eye in the sky. scientists are also using underwater cameras to count the number and the types of sharks swimming by. this is a wa

researcher dover lowe and his teams are diving in the ocean off the southern california coasts, tagging had sharks with transmit others near popular beaches. they are tracking shark movements to find out why the population of young great white sharks, is growing, so close, to crowded shores. >> they come in because there is lots of abundant food like stingrays and water is warm. >> reporter: female swimmer was hospitalized sunday after receiving multiple bite wound to her upper body from a suspect great white shark. the last year there were 98 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide, the highest on record, resulting in six fatality. lowe says he is not the surprised to see a shark attack so early in the season. >> there has been a shark attack that will continue to go up. there are more and more people using the ocean then ever before. other thing and in some places like the united states, we are seeing recovery of our shark population. you put those two things together you will see more shark attacks. >> reporter: shark trackers are also using drones to give them eyes in the sky. scientists are using under water cameras to cou

near her vallejo home. he was killed in a shoot out with police yesterday. in southern california. but pearl is still missing. a woman told police she saw pearl being pull by her hair by a man here on the pedestrian walkway over interstate 780 and she was screaming and the witness heard a gunshot l is a large blood stain here at the scene. the familiar said they cannot sleep they are so worried. they decided to organize a search party this afternoon so they could get out and do something for pearl. here are the details if you would like to help. they are asking people come at 2:00. we at taylor and the 780 crossover, the foot bridge. they want people to walk the streets, look for her, post flyers around vallejo. law enforcement said they are organizing a search party of their own. theirs will span from northern california to southern california. they are trying to get it organized now. they are getting a lot of offers of help including marin county offering search-and-rescue teams pearl's family said they still have hope she is okay and they still leave the door open expecting her

a woman with large bites marks was pull off newport beach in southern castle california. >>> three women stopped a stranger from being drugged near a restaurant in los angeles. they were having dinner when they noticed the couple at the next tabling. she saw the man put something into her drink and they got up and warned her. >>> i said say, this is weird we saw that guy put something in your drink. >>> the woman went back to the table and did not touch the drink while restaurant management reviewed surveillance video. it confirmed the story, they called police, when the man was arrested he was carrying multiple vials of a clear substance. else facing felony charges. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the c

with some rain over the sierra. southern california will be a little bit catcher. here in the bay area tomorrow, it will be cool and showery with a high temperature ranging only from 50s near60s around the bay, 50s on the coast rather, mid to up 60s around the bay and inland. both baseball teams are at home, a's taking on the yankees at 1:05 tomorrow afternoon. it will be partly included cloudy with a chance of showers at that hour, about 62 degrees. a little later in the afternoon, the giants take on the chicago cubs, at&t parktion the game time is 4:15. there's also a chance of showers here in san francisco for the giants game. temperature about 60 degrees at the start of the game, dropping into the 50s. we've got both teams at home tonight and through the weekend. and conditions are unsettled, not exactly your ideal baseball weather. or larry and ama? >> thank you. giants/cubs, great series. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4, the backlash after a blogger says the secret to a happy marriage is staying hot for her husband. >>> i'm "7 on your side's" michael finney. as we close in on primary tuesday, what can you do if you receive t from bank of america to buy a new

kept their cool and helped with their own rescue >>> reporter: the fast-moving fire sent a column of thick, black smoke off the fishing boat near malibu in southern california. >> they were on the way to half moon bay. and they smelled smoke. when mr. gentry went down to check it a lot of smoke came out of the engine compartment. >> reporter: when the fire first broke out, there were two people on board. captain john burris a well- known fisherman and driver from half moon bay his passenger, and his dog rocket. but in a matter of minutes, the flames would chase all three into the sea. >> the fire came out of there and into the cabin. the captain, mr. burris got a mayday call out. they were picked up by a good samaritan close by at the time of the start of the fire. >> reporter: the only thing to spread faster than the flames was the news of his narrow escape at home in half moon bay. >> he is definitely a survivor. he had a well maintained boat. >> reporter: david bloom says he has known john for 25 years. he is sad for thloss of his boat and livelihood but relieved his friend and everyone else on board were okay. >> he was so peaceful and calm. so peaceful

senior political correspondent is with the campaign near los angeles and he's in monterey park, california. hi, there, mike. >> reporter: hillary clinton is in southern california doing fund-raising and rallying supporters later today. bill clinton has done several events in southern california. early voting in california gets underway on monday and the clinton camp is competing for the 475 delegates at stake here. bill clinton took a swipe on donald trump. >> we are not going to kill our way out. we have to work our way out of it with defense and dimomacy and outroach. hillary is the most outspoken of any candidate against demonizinging moderate muslims that we need to win this fight. >> reporter: bernie sanders is in west virginia selling the income inquality message. knowing that income dropped in west virginia in 54 percent of the working age population in west virginia has a jovenlt he's talk nothing coal country about spending source cash to rebuild the economy there. >> when you make the transformation of the energy system workers will be hurt. we have $41 billion to protect those workers. we are not going to leave these workers high and dry.

southern california is filled with rage. this gentleman made our local 10:00 news for being a little too chilled out. >> police were called to an intersection nearan diego, where a driver had passed out behind the wheel. the car was still in drive but the foot was on the brake. they finally woke him up. he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. they thought they heard a dog growling in the backseat but it was just the guy's buddy passed out, snoring. >> why didn't he go to jail too? you can get arrested for being passed out in the back of a car? because if that's true, my 2-year-old daughter should be in prison right now. meanwhile in england, and this is something you have to see to believe. a college student passed out drunk and his friends duct taped him, which is step one and they put him on some kind of an office chair [ laughter] sorry about that. they took him out for a bite. hamburger, french fries. off to the bar. they ordered just what he needed, more drinks. they gave him a straw. and then to a night club. he is brought in like a parade float. celine dion is the only thing able to bring him back to life. it's like a sequel to "we

with the forecast. >> mainly sunny skies, though patches of fog and low clouds are developing near the coastline. tomorrow, a sunny day, some interior parts of southern california will have showers but most of the state will be sunny and mild, especially central valleys here. 95 in sacramento. north, chico, 93 tomorrow, here, in the bay area, will be warmer with highs ranging from low 70s at the coast to mid-80s around the bay and low 90s in our warmest inland locations. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll start to cool down near the coast and bay wednesday, and will remain warm inl >>> good evening, everybody, larry beil live at oracle arena. warriors and thunder are playing game one of the western conference finals. a lot of us thought it's going to be warriors and spurs in this match up. but warriors thunder may turn out to be a difficult, as well as more entertaining series as we check out highlights from game one. early tip off, 6:00 start. steph curry against kevin durant. it's going to be a physical series and andrew bogat a little, hi, hello from russell westbrook. westbrook streaking between defenders. good sign for the dubs, harris onbarns, knock

with the new police chief in the near future. >>> turning to decision 2016, former president bill clinton was in southern california today campaigning for hillary clinton, he told an enthusiastic crowd that they needed to help hillary nab the nomination before the democratic convention takes place in july. he also pegged his wife as quote a change maker and scoffed at the notion she is a washington insider saying she only ran for office after she was asked to. he praised her economic plan. >> the former president did not mention the increasing criticism coming from clinton's democratic rival bernie sanders, he did take a couple of swipes at republican front-runner donna tetreault, however, calling some of his plans destructive to the idea of what it means to be an american. bill clinton is due to hold a rally for hillary in fresno on monday. mrs. clinton will be in actorton on monday for a fund-raiser. >> both trump and clinton are reaching out to a demographic they need. latinos. the two retaped speeches played at the christian leadership conference yesterday trump promised latino voters he is on their side while clinton slammed tr

with the forecast. >> mainly sunny skies, though patches of fog and low clouds are developing near the coastline. tomorrow, a sunny day, some interior parts of southern california will be sunny and mild, especially central valleys here. 95 in sacramento. north, chico, 93 tomorrow, here, in the bay area, will be warmer with highs ranging from low 70s at the coast to mid-80s around the bay and low warmest here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll start to cool down near the coast and bay wednesday, and will remain warm inl i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> good evening, ever

southern california has been defaced with graffiti. how the community is gathering to repair that damage. >>> and temperatures starting off in the 50s and already close to 80 in sunol. 60s nearhe seashore. mid-to upper 90s in the forecast when we come back. a wall honoring soldiers, missing in action, vandalized right before memorial day. now, vets are doing what they can, to clean up the damage. >>> a wall for soldiers was vandalized and now vets can do what they can to clean up the mess. hundreds of people showed up in venice beach and painted over the more than 2,000 soldiers missing in action. many of the volunteers said it was their duty to help restore that wall. some of them veterans themselves. >> i was so hurt by what i saw on the news this morning. >> this is as bad as burning an american flag and stomping on it. >> a protectant was never applied to it after the names were added so when you remove the graffiti, you remove the names. >>> tropical depression bonnie slammed into the carolinas at least six deaths. >> reporter: it's a washout for millions of americans. heavy rain and flooding. a section of interstate 95 south of charleston submerged and authorities shut

southern california, maybe around here. but today its nothing but sun and warmth with 81 in oakland. also fremont today. santa cruz cooler with the southerly surge. 83 napa. half moon bay near0. the accuweather seven-day forecast. today sunny, warm, well above average. tomorrow coastal clouds and cooler at the shoreline. tuesday near average. and wednesday and thursday maybe a few drops. keeping it cloudy with a chance of showers into next weekend. >>> all right, lisa. thank you. coming up next, staying mentally sharp and brain healthy as we get older. how our i almost everything. you know,ke 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. i almost everything. you know,ke 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic di

southern california and a slow speed chase. the 3.5 hour chase forced the 91 freeway near corona to be shut down. it started according to police when the man tried to attack someone with a handgun in los angeles. when police tried to pull them over he sped off. the car crashed into the center divider a few times when the tires were blown out. the suspect barricaded himself inside the car but was eventually taken into custody. >>> lightning strikes yesterday morning in oakley sent a woman to the hospital and shook the nerves of students and staff at the middle school. this happened after 9 am yesterday morning. there were reports of two lightning strikes in east contra costa county. a mann hill is on o'hara court said his house took a direct hit, causing damage. his sister, who was working on top of her mobile home next- door was also hit by lightning. >> she got zapped. in the knee, or in the thigh. it knocked her off the trailer. she's in the hospital now. they said something about it could cause liver damage. >> up the road at o'hara middle school, witnesses say lightning caused a big room, set off fire alarms and affected the phone system at the school. no damage r

with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. southern california with near 60% of the state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but statistics are merely reflections of hard facts, not the whole human story. one part of the real story can be found in the areas dissected statistically. areas in which the working men live swing easily to wallace. bell gardens within the county of los angeles. population, 30,000. democrat 4 to 1. by the end of the campaign, wallace claims more registered voters