u.c. berkeley alumni around the nation will take part in a rolling hunger strike. they will take turns fasting to demand a release of the two. >>> fox news says the political twitter account was hacked and they apologize tweets falsely reporting president obama's assassination. they said he had been shot to death in iowa. that is not true. fox news says the tweets are malicious and now under investigation. >> now a teenager living in the white house. president obama is celebrating the oldest daughter's birthday, malea is now 13. the obamas invited u.s. troops and families to attend a special barbecue and concert at the white house and watch the annual fireworks show on the national mall. 222 years before she was born. >> here we are. >> if you like sunshine and away from the coast, you can see the clouds heading back to san francisco. we'll talk about how those will affect the temperatures. we're going to have a little bit ofing trend before the heat returns. >>> first ever, first ever mason hog dog eating contest. and prince william puts his military helicopter tr

u.c. berkeley alumni around the nation will take part in a rolling hunger strike.hey will take turns fasting to demand a release of the two. >>> fox news says the political twitter account was hacked and they apologize tweets falsely reporting president obama's assassination. they said he had been shot to death in iowa. that is not true. fox news says the tweets are malicious and now under investigation. >> now a teenager living in the white house. president obama is celebrating the oldest daughter's birthday, malea is now 13. the obamas invited u.s. troops and families to attend a special barbecue and concert at the white house and watch the annual fireworks show on the national mall. 222 years before she was born. >> here we are. >> if you like sunshine and away from the coast, you can see the clouds heading back to san francisco. we'll talk about how those will affect the temperatures. we're going to have a little bit ofing trend before the heat returns. >>> first ever, first ever mason hog dog eating contest. and prince william puts his military helicopter trai

u.c. berkeley police officer who gave the tip that finally led to her rescue. john alston reports. >> there is still hope. >> one of the people that fulfilled hope and saved jaycee dugard is berkeley police officer that watched it from her home. >> a little bit of nausea with hearing what really happened to her, but also just overwhelming pride of how strong she is. >> jacobs a mother of two and fellow police employee noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up with jaycee dugard along with the two girl he fathered. she ended the nightmare. >> i don't know why we were the chosen ones but we didn't think something was right. >> the officer as made overtures and would like to meet the woman she saved. >> i probably give her a big hug and just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> the officer has gotten a call from jaycee dugard's mother says not a day goes by that they don't thank them for what they did. >> some of the neighbors watched the interview with mixed emotions last night. they say they are

u.c. berkeley police officer who gave the tip that led to her rescue. >>> i'm still alive. is still hope. >> one of people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is u.c. berkeley police officer aly jacobs who watched it from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea hearing what really happened to her in her words, but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> jacobs a mother of two and fellow police employee noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up two years ago along with the two girls that he fathered. >> i'm not really sure why we were the chosen ones. all i know we both knew something wasn't right and we did something about. >> the officer has made overtures and would some day meet the woman she saved. >> i probably give her a big hug and just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> officer jacobs has gotten a phone call from the mother that not a day goes by for the family doesn't think thank them for what they did. >>> some of the former neighbors watched the interview with mixed

u.c. berkeley grads in iranian or hoping their ordeal will be over. >> an awol soldier was planning an attack. >> and squeezing more miles out of every gallon of gas. fuel efficiency standards president obama is expected to unveil today. >> and forget about it. why hotels are >>> welcome back. a look at high temperatures. coolest is seattle at 73 and boston at 79. warm still around dallas, 100 and phoenix at 107. let's take a look at the latest. some of them in newark, if are flying, flight arrival delays in chicago and departure out of midway. check flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> thanks a lot. check out the news. >> military investigators say an awol army soldier admits he was planning a terror attack in texas. private first class soldier was arrested after investigators found weapons, ammunition explosive devices and makeshift bomb lab in his hotel room. they tipped off authorities after becoming suspicious about a weapons purchase. >> somebody comes in and makes a purchase and doesn't know what he is buying, i would be concerned about it. i'm not bashful to point fingers, there is som

u.c. berkeley are making space history.satellite constructed is orbiting the moon this morning after completing a two-year journey through the solar system. this joins the second satellite buy by cal scientists. this is the first time that satellites will conduct observations at the lunar surface. >> we are embarking on something that hasn't been done before and the university of california gives us enormous privilege to send two spacecraft to the moon. we are excited for all involved. >> the probes will travel in the same orbit but in opposite directions. that will enable them to take high resolution 3-d images of the moaned. they will also looking for signs of water ice. you know what we are looking for in the bay area. a little sunshine. >> saw a lot of sun and water in the harry potter movie. >> did you break out in tears? >> we have a lot of hot water today. [ laughter ] >> look there and moving to the north and will bring some thunderstorms to the northern part of the state. you can see some clouds developing along th

u.c. berkeley alumni.an police arrested the three almost two years ago as they hiked along the iran border. they released shourd on bail last year. the two are sit to go on trial at the end of the month. u.c. berkeley alumni will take part in a rolling hunger strike. they will take turns fasting to demand their release. >>> fremont company that is won the oscar of technology. sun innovations was awarded the award for media glass. that is invention out of minority report. >> if this video screen looks familiar it could because you saw a movie called minority report. tom cruise sees right through the images on his monitor. >> you put it on the glass so this technology is available now. >> the invention combines an invisible laser beam with a thin film. one layer turns red, one turns green and one turns blue. each layer made particles of so tiny that the light passes in between them. it will replace a future dashboard and a gps map. this is being drawn by a laser beam but the color are not the color of the la

u.c. berkeley campus where a campus police officer were one of two people that uncovered her real identitythat officer wants was on the show with john alston. >> still alive. there is still hope. >> one of people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is u.c. berkeley police officer who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea hearing what really happened to her and in her words. but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> the impossible happened. two campus cops did what a federal bureaucracy filed to do. >> they noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up along with the two girls he fathered with dugard. they provided the tip that ended dugard's nightmare. >> i'm not really sure. why we were the chosen ones. all i know is that we both knew something wasn't right and we did something about. >> the officer has made overtures and meet the woman she saved. >> i would probably give her a big hug and just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> i can't imagine being beaten to dea

u.c. berkeley law professor. he was previously nominated by president obama but that nomination was blocked by republicans who claim he was a judicial activist and too inexperienced. he graduated from yale law school, clerked for ruth bader ginsberg and worked as a litigator in washington. they released a statement applauding the nomination. >> an 18-year-old from richmond is back home nursing his wounds and told a tale of a grizzly bear attack last saturday. he was one of seven teenagers attending a 30-day back education country course when they came upon a grizzly bear. the grizzly pounced on the group so fiercely they didn't have time to get out the bear deterrent spray. >> easily eight to nine feet, 900 pounds. >> did it stand up? >> once. it was terrifying but prayer helps. >> even after being attacked, martin helped save the lives of two other teenagers in the group. no instructors were there with the group. they were located after activate ago beacon >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00. a bad night's sleep could me

u.c. berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran are holding a peaceful protest in new york in front of the iranianhe united nations. they are hoping a hearing in iran and it. the two are due in court what iranian authorities say will be the final hearing in their espionage case. share ray shourd was also arrested but released. it comes to years to the day while they hiked along the border. trial was cancelled last minute in may without any explanation. >> this morning, the aroma of garlic in the air the gilroy garlic festival kicks off. more than 1,000,000 people are expected. heavy traffic in the gilroy area all weekend. local businesses are reaping the benefits and most hotels already sold out. chefs from around the country to battle win the garlic kroup. last year they raised more than $270,000 for local charities. >> and if there is such a thing as too much garlic. >> garlic chicken any time. >> is that a hint from you. >> a little bit. >> but they have invited us down -- can't do it sometimes unfortunately. 5:50 this morning and low clouds and working their way into the east bay valleys. unli

u.c. berkeley earns it's academic ranking fire and square. they released annual ranking, harvard takes the top smart, ucla took the 11th spot. it's based on quality of education and faculty looking at number of staff won the noble prize. >>> women need to pay closer attention to the health of their heart. heart disease among men are dropping but they are not dropping as fast with women. terry mcsweeney talked to a doctor. >> all hearts are not equal. women often have different signs and women delay in seeking medical attention thinking they are overreacting. that is new study by the cdc which is calling for increased awareness for a disease that kills more women than all other forms combined. >> they are looking for symptoms far more common in men, such as intense chest pain. >> the pain is more subtle, a sense of tightness and pressure in the chest. that is very different. about half of the women that have heart disease may have persistent nausea and fatigue. >> they are more likely to die within the first year after a first heart attack. >>

u.c. berkeley law professor.e was previously nominated by president obama but that nomination was blocked by republicans who claim he was a judicial activist and too inexperienced. he graduated from yale law school, clerked for ruth bader ginsberg and worked as a litigator in washington. they released a statement applauding the nomination. >> an 18-year-old from richmond is back home nursing his wounds and told a tale of a grizzly bear attack last saturday. he was one of seven teenagers attending a 30-day back education country course when they came upon a grizzly bear. the grizzly pounced on the group so fiercely they didn't have time to get out the bear deterrent spray. >> easily eight to nine feet, 900 pounds. >> did it stand up? >> once. it was terrifying but prayer helps. >> even after being attacked, martin helped save the lives of two other teenagers in the group. no instructors were there with the group. they were located after activate ago beacon. >> we'll be right bababababababa you can see >>> today at

u.c. berkeley earns it's academic ranking fire and square. they released annual ranking, harvard takes the top smart, ucla took the 11th spot. it's based on quality of education and faculty looking at number of staff won the noble prize. >>> women need to pay closer attention to the health of their heart. heart disease among men are dropping but they are not dropping as fast with women. terry mcsweeney talked to a doctor. >> all hearts are not equal. women often have different signs and women delay in seeking medical attention thinking they are overreacting. that is new study by the cdc which is calling for increased awareness for a disease that kills more women than all other forms combined. >> they are looking for symptoms far more common in men, such as intense chest pain. >> the pain is more subtle, a sense of tightness and pressure in the chest. that is very different. about half of the women that have heart disease may have persistent nausea and fatigue. >> they are more likely to die within the first year after a first heart attack. >>

u.c. berkeley student has dedicated his summer break to finding his sister. when he does, take a rare break. he feels he a letting her down. >> i feel horrible. i feel like i've wasted but i know i needed this to stay sane. >> his efforts have helped raise $100,000 in reward money, an amount that surprised him. >> i've never even used $100,000 as an incentive before but i hope it appeals to anybody. >> professional searchers of the klass foundation. they agreed to take on this case in part because of the le's family commitment. they hope more volunteers will join the effort. >> they can definitely make a difference. volunteers are needed. this is an opportunity to give back to this family. >> she is all the world to me. having to live without her has been a struggle, it's been almost more than i can bear. >> this is the sixth search. it's the smallest group yet. the family members say they are disappointed but they would like to see more people helping. they will be at it all day and also tomorrow. we have more physician at abc7news.com and click on see it on

u.c. berkeley police officer. now dugard says she is learning how to drive and looks forward to moving on. >> i want to find love one day, the kind love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't always think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens, it happens. if it doesn't i'll still be happy. >> it doesn't seem impossible what you've been through? >> it doesn't seem impossible. >> part of her therapy is writing and caring important horses, being in nature is healing for her. even though her memoir goes on sale tomorrow, it has already hit number one on the sellers list. >>> meanwhile, those responsible for kidnapping jaycee and nancy garrido pled guilty to rape charges. they are both serving live sentences. >>> a dive tiem time is no now on in mexico and could begin searching today for seven fishermen missing in the sea of cortess it's been eight days since the fishing boat flipped over killing one man and sending 35 others into the sea. most of those were rescued. now, they will

u.c. berkeley law professor to a seat on the california supreme court. goodwin lui graduated from yale law and clerked for ruth bader ginsberg. >>> republicans blocked his nomination saying she was too liberal and inexperienced. he has never been a judge. brown says he is the best man for the job. >> he is well qualified. well educated solid temperament. i also felt that adding a person of academic background would complement the other judges who came from the court of appeals. >> if he was confirmed he will create an asian-american majority on the california supreme court. >> in pacifica dog lovers want to unleash the power of the internet to give them a new place to play. win a new dog park. as jonathan bloom reports is people to vote for them. >> meet cash, the canine star of this video. it seems cash can't find any place to play without a leash in pacifica no matter how hard he searches. >> dogs have to have exercise. i have had people say to me i'm forced to break the law every day because i have to exercise my dog and there is no way to do it. >> j

u.c. berkeley students and held in the iranian prison amid allegations of hacking and bribery. the news of the world says goodbye and the royal couple rubs elbows with a some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> i'm leigh glaser. long heat spell is over. cooling is in place. what would -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ =x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x [ male announcer ] you don't makeby pressing a button.cken it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces o

u.c. berkeley police officer. now dugard says she is learning how to drive and looks forward to moving on. >> i want to find love one day, the kind love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't always think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens, it happens. if it doesn't i'll still be happy. >> it doesn't seem impossible what you've been through? >> it doesn't seem impossible. >> part of her therapy is writing and caring important horses, being in nature is healing for her. even though her memoir goes on sale tomorrow, it has already hit number one on the sellers list. >>> meanwhile, those responsible for kidnapping jaycee and nancy garrido pled guilty to rape charges. they are both serving live sentences. >>> a dive tiem time is no now on in mexico and could begin searching today for seven fishermen missing in the sea of cortess it's been eight days since the fishing boat flipped over killing one man and sending 35 others into the sea. most of those were rescued. now, they will

u.c. berkeley student has dedicated his summer break to finding his sister. when he does, take a rare break. he feels he a letting her down. >> i feel horrible. i feel like i've wasted but i know i needed this to stay sane. >> his efforts have helped raise $100,000 in reward money, an amount that surprised him. >> i've never even used $100,000 as an incentive before but i hope it appeals to anybody. >> professional searchers of the klass foundation. they agreed to take on this case in part because of the le's family commitment. they hope more volunteers will join the effort. >> they can definitely make a difference. volunteers are needed. this is an opportunity to give back to this family. >> she is all the world to me. having to live without her has been a struggle, it's been almost more than i can bear. >> this is the sixth search. it's the smallest group yet. the family members say they are disappointed but they would like to see more people helping. they will be at it all day and also tomorrow. we have more physician at abc7news.com and click on see it on

u.c. berkeley grads being held in iran. >> move over 3-d, here comes see through that is making the rio the stuff >>> we just came up on 4:49 on this independence day. it's pretty warm across most of country. seattle at 76 and a lot of upper 80s and low 90s until you get to dallas, denver and salt lake city. 105 in phoenix. dry heat. let's take a look what is going on. most of the airports are running on time. i got word there is no more delays. any severe weather will be around denver and minneapolis this afternoon. >>> 4:49. sara shourd will begin a housekeepinger strike to protest the detained two others in iran. they detained them two years ago as they hiked on the iran-iraq border. iranians released shourd on bail last year but the two others are set to go on trial later this month. a protest will be started in a rolling hunger strike fasting for a demand of their release. >> a fremont company which is considered to be the oscar of technology, sun innovations was given for a glass. richard hart reports. >> if this video screen looks familiar it's because you saw a movie named minority

u.c. berkeley you are overwhelmed it's too much. at maritime, they stress on the small community. >> most will end up in the private sector. in fact they had a graduation rate of about 80 am, roughly twice the national average. graduation of the academy nearly guarantees a job. >> the placement rated normally is about 100%. in these hard times we've dropped down to 94% within a month or two of graduation. >> with that diploma comes good salaries. >> average hovers around $60,000 to $70,000 not bad for first job out of college. >> san francisco's old mint has been a landmark since the 1870s but when the treasury department left it, the future seemed uncertain. dan ashley takes a look what planners hope will be a golden opportunity. >> san francisco's old mint was built in the 1870s, it's been decades turning gold and silver from the hills into coins. today it sits empty. >> this building is a national historic landmark. >> president of museum and historical society, it's in the process of breets gofe by life y turning night a san fra

u.c. berkeley graduates could be freed for anytime now. they have been held for two years for espionage.ht at 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. we will have more as proceedings get underway. >>> that's it for us. have a good day. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >> announcer: the following presentation is proudly brought to you by light relief. >> hi, i'm robert wagner. when it comes to pain, what do we all want? we want a way to get out of pain

u.c. berkeley's california memorial stadium which is undergoing a $300 million retrofit and renovation. the quake was too small to cause injuries or any damage. >>> it sounds like good news for the housing market. foreclosures slowed for the first half of this year in california. but analysts say it is likely because of backlogs in foreclosure processing. anne makovec reports, for buyers there are still plenty of homes out there on the auction block. >> i'm not renting it, i'll selling it. you can own it when i'm done. $40,000. >> reporter: among the fast talking auctioneers an investors buying in bulk there are people like beverly. >> today i purchased a home. >> reporter: she saw this foreclosed property in antioch online. it is a fixer upper by instantly. >> fell in love with the house. >> reporter: she had been living her son for the past two years. >> everything was out of my price range. >> reporter: the auction said it was once valued at $219,000. she paid 115 cash. >> i have been saving a long time. don't buy unnecessary items. >> reporter: all of the homes were available for vi

u.c. berkeley and has degrees in math, communications, theater and performance studies and committed to usingnication skills to help hyphen reach a broader constituency. let's give a warm congratulations to lisa. [applause] >> wow. this is really big. and really heavy. going to break it down. going to put it down before i break it. how are you guys doing? ok. well, just a few people that i would like to thank. first of all, definitely the a.p.a. heritage celebration committee, thank you so much for putting this on. i know it's a volunteer committee. so we definitely understand how that is. an all-volunteer run organization. and also, thank you to the panel of judges for this incredible honor. really, really just surprised and humbled by it. and with that said, i share this award with my fellow nominees, andrew and nikki. you guys are amazing. please continue to do everything that you're doing right now. because you guys are an inspiration to us all at hyphen. somebody very important that i would like to thank as well, melissa hung who was sitting right over there, melissa, can you wave? [appl

u.c. berkeley grads imprisoned in iraq could be released tomorrow. the trial set to begin in tehran tomorrow morning. the two-year anniversary of their capture. three were detained while hiking in iraq near the iranian border. they hope the court will make a decision tomorrow. >> this has been a very long time in coming. the first time that we heard from our investigators was two months ago. we have been hoping for this for a long time. >> she has not been summoned for tomorrow's trial which aaccording to a lawyer indicates that his clients could be freed. also, the muslim world has a tradition of pardoning prisoners for the holy month which begins next week. >> we are waiting for court hearings that have been started november 6th. it was delayed. they had a court hearing on february 6th. and then they were supposed to have a court hearing on may 11th. it didn't happen. so truly this entire almost second year of detention has been about waiting for the court hearing. >> the two maintain they are not guilty. the lawyer suggested the court could convic

u.c. berkeley are making history. a satellite they constructed is orbiting the moon. it joints the second satellite built by cal scientists. this is the first time the parent satellite will conduct observationation vacations on the lunar surfaces around surrounding environment. >> we are embarking on something that hasn't been done before. it's enormous privilege to send a spacecraft to the moon. >> the probes will travel in the same orbit but in opposite directions and enable them to take 3-d images of the moon. they will be looking for signs of water and ice. >> san francisco police are defending the fatal shooting of a man near a crowded muni platform. the video that investigators say is proof that officers' lives were in danger. >> i'm nick smith live in richmond where police are looking into two overnight shootings and investigated and wondering about their possible connection. >>> and struggling to balance the budget and keep buses run on time. the former head of muni may not have to look far for a new job. ♪ [ male announcer ] it has an hd webcam for flattering

u.c. berkeley graduates would be released. he told the "associated press" the u.s.n these kind of dates set before but the trials don't place. >> the families sit and sit and wait. are there any other indications other than the university of ramadan beginning they could be released. >> the iranians have not requested sarah to come back for trial. she was released on half a million bail. the fact they are not asking her to come back is kind of a hopeful sign. >> let's keep our fingers crossed. thank you much. >>> significant progress in washington tonight in a last- minute stab at compromise. finally some movement towards a debt deal. we are three days away from that august 2nd deadline to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a government default. jessica stone is in washington with information about the plan that's now emerging. jessica >> reporter: good evening, ann. sources telling cbs5 news they are getting very close to a deal. so much so it has given senate majority leader harry reid to let the talks continue. negotiations at the white house saturday night led to a

u.c. berkeley. so far the only sign of martin is a cell phone recovered by another cyclist on tunnel road in berkeley. tonight, the missing man's girlfriend tells nbc bay area he had been fasting and had not eaten solid food in three days. >> he's of the athlete mentality, you know, and he's been able to do these things in the past. go on 150-mile bike rides in one day. >> berkeley police are searching for clues along tunnel road. they're looking for martin's fluorescent green bike. if you have information that could help locate mike martin, you're asked to contact berkeley police. >>> three different fires broke out overnight in east contra costa county. illegal fireworks could be at least part of the reason why. investigators say fireworks ignited a fire on weldon lane in pittsburgh, destroying a garage in the process. meanwhile, fire officials are still trying to determine if fireworks started two nearby brush fires. one fire was just off the port chicago highway while the other was at the inters

u.c. berkeley where i just graduated from the journalism school i was faced with student conduct charges that hung over my head for eighteen months wow wow covering a. that was investigative journalist josh wolf and just in case you're hungry for one more story about the media covering the media let's talk about rupert murdoch's media empire and the firestorm spreading as a arrests and resignations continue this as questions are surfacing surrounding the death of journalist sean hoare the man credited with revealing the phone hacking scandal with another political scandal another whistleblower dies but is this all just coincidence r c correspondent laura amid reports. another political scandal erupts another whistleblower diaries sean hoare was the first former news of the world journalists to go on the record to allege that phone hacking was endemic at the paper and that its editor andy colson actively encouraged it paul was found dead in his house on monday setting the blogosphere into a frenzy of comparisons with the case of dr david kelly why isn't this one horror story bigger reminds me

u.c. berkeley graduates detained in iran are rallying to free the men.hey have created an organization dedicated to making sure the two are not forgotten. it's been two years since iranian police arrested three hikers along the border. shourd was released last september. she talked about the deplorable conditions they are still in. >> the lights are always on. they get to leave their cells for 40 minutes a day and go to a larger cell where they can exercise and run around in circles. >> she has given up her business to be an advocate for her son. they expected to stand for trial for espionage at the end of this month. >> a deadly boat accident. they are searching for survivors after a tourist boat sank in heavy rain in one of the largest reservoirs in the world. more than a hundred people are missing. dozens are children. survivors say the boat tilted to one side and then sank quickly. crew members only had time to release one lifeboat. >>> and history is made in space as the space shuttle program comes to an end. space shuttle docked with the internatio

u.c. berkeley where i just graduated from the journalism school i was faced with student conduct charges that hung over my head for eighteen months wow wow just covering it very very interesting and yet those protests we need people covering them to really understand where the rage is in this country thanks so much for speaking with us investigative journalist josh wolf. let's talk now about the economy as that ceiling talks continue here in washington d.c. i want to also look at that is a little bit further away from the political bubble are some places so far gone that they need an enormous jolt to be saved and are the symbols of worse things to come are they going to sofya charkha as the story. comes abandoned and haunted by poverty crime and uncertainty about tomorrow business is long out of luck on desolate streets all in the big apple's backyard just a quick cry from manhattan i feel like we're living in a. kind of a bad dream where everybody has amnesia i mean here's your living in the shadow of wall street the reason new york is facing budget cuts is because of the crash that was crea

u.c. berkeley and people around the nation will take place in a rolling hunger strike. they will take turns fasting to demand their release. >> a fremont county pakistan has won what they consider the oscar of technology. sun company was given an award for their technology. >> if this video screen looks familiar, it could be because you saw a movie named minority report. in it, actor tom cruise could see right through the images on his monitor. >> i'm moving it like avatar, you can see it on the glass. >> the invention combines an invisible laser beam with a thin film. one layer turns red, one turns green and one turns blue. each layer made of particles so tiny visible light passes right between them. coat your windshield and it will make a future dashboard. >> the colors you are seeing are not the colors of the laser beam. the laser light is invisible the glow you see is the nano material responding to the laser light. that coating can be put on any clear material, even that is not clear. it's completely absorbed by the material. in fact it could be built right into an

u.c. berkeley graduates accused of illegally crossing into iran.he iranian lawyer is hopeful both men will be released even if they find them guilty since they have been in prison for two years to the day. if the court orders their release it would take an additional week before they go free. at the trial in iran they maintained their innocence. bower's fiance was released last year on bail due to health reasons. she was not summoned back for today's hearing. >> in santa cruz, people are dealing with expensive damage to their cars. someone went on a vandalism free in weekend slashing tires, even scratching swastikas on parked cars. it happened off of highway 1. police are collecting evidence that will likely lead to hate crime charges for the culprit. >> four cars with scratched cars. how did i feel? >> all the tires on four feels vehicles were slashed. they say it happened between 11:00 and 1:00. four cars were slashed. one has a swastika keyed into the paint. he discovered it this morning after he saw car after car had flat tires. >> i think ther

u.c. berkeley and he has dedicated his break looking for michelle. he says he is always printing out flyers, working on the facebook page to get the word out. he has been raising money and the reward is up to $100,000. >> i've never been able to talk about that much money in my entire life. i really hope whoever is involved, whoever knows anything monday is not the motivator to come forward please do it simply because the family needs it so much. >>> she was last seen on may 27th. she was last seen leaving the kaiser permanente medical center in hayward. she was taking a break. she is a nursing student. she told her friends she was going to get something out of her car. she was never seen again. her car was found later a few blocks away. no suspects have been identified in the case. hayward police have classified this case as a homicide. her family though has hoped she is still alive. if you are interested in joining the search. it starts at 8:00 this morning. we are on cypress and address is 25350 cypress avenue in hayward. >>> business owners in oa

u.c. berkeley are making history.atellite is orbiting the moon after completing a two-year journey through the solar system. was built by cal scientists. if this is the first time a pair of satellites will conduct observations of the lunar surface and surrounding environment. >> we are embarking on something that hasn't been done before. the university of california it's an enormous privilege to participate in this mission. of course, we're excited for all involved. >> the probes will travel in the same orbit but in opposite directions that will enable them to take 3-d images of the moon and looking for signs of water ice. >>> just ahead at 6:00. new law that could have airlines paying you the next time your bags go missing. and big name transit director that may not have to travel very far for his next job. >> reporter: live in richmond, i'm nick smith and police are looking into two eave night shooting and investigating a possible connection. i'll have a live report coming up after the break.=x=x=x=x=x=xx >>> in the

u.c. berkeley. many believe the mural at city college should have a home worthy of its stature.lendez, "abc 7 news." >>> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> an old gift card causes new problems. i'm michael finney, coming up, problem solved.áÑáÑáÑáÑáÑáÑáÑáÑw >>> well, it is looking a little gray and gloomy in san francisco at ferry building. this is a live look from our roof cam, but you know that is the way it goes. it will get better as the day wears on. welcome back. it is 8:49 and lisa will come along to give you a full accu-weather forecast just a bit later before we end the newscast. >> well known restaurant chain says no to a bay area woman when she tried to use her gift certificate. she knew it was against the law oh ee turned to 7 on your side's michael finney for help. >> she is telling me about a night out she had with a friend recently. she planned to pay with an old gift certificate her husband never used. >> it was a gift certificate but it's blue. they said, we don't take them anymore. >> a gift certificate rather an gift card. that is sure tip-off it was ol

u.c. berkeley campus. >> i picked up food and waited out of his place for two hours, then i got a call from cyclist who found his phone. >> that cellphone was picked up around the caldecott tunnel. he was riding a bicycle and may have been wearing street clothes at the time. she says her boyfriend was recovering from an illness and had been fasting for several days. >> he was going through a cleanse. i think he was malnourished and he may not have been able to cycle at the same level that he did before. >> berkeley list are investigating the case but say the former professional cyclist could be anywhere. >> martin was an engineer and a physicist. his girlfriend admits he was having a hard time getting his life in order. >> he was under a lot of stress. he is working a full-time job. he was trying to get his ph.d. >> he recently decided to leave the bay area to move back to florida where his parents live. his car is still parked behind his apartment complex. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> could the gas you use in your car end up voiding your warranty? >> and also swallowed up in a cloud

u.c. berkeley. many believe the mural at city college should have a home worthy of its stature.ancisco, abc7 news. >> good reporting, leeann. >> well, i have to roll my rs, and will there be rain in the forecast? >> i will say no. in the city you don't have to worry about that. but we have the usual low clouds and fog. santa cruz right now, major low clouds and fog action going on there. low 70s coming in later today. you will see the sunshine there. we will be looking at these clouds hearing as well. 2,000-foot marine layer. the microclimate in full swing today. numbers from the 60s at the coast, upper 80s inland and moisture from the sierra nevada to the southern portion of the viewing area and even parts of the south bay. so we will look at numbers today, a little warmer as you head out into the east bay. 62 there in oakland. we are looking at the coastal fog that has moved across the bay this morning, bringing a mild to warm start. through the afternoon mild to warm temperatures. but high clouds moving in throughout the bay area. the main focus is tomorrow in the south bay,

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u.c. berkeley and has dedicated his break to finding michelle. every day he works on flyers and banners anything to get the word out. the reward is now up to $100,000. >> i've never been able to talk about that much money my entire life. i really hope whoever is involved anybody that knows anything money is not the motivator to come forward. please do it just because her family needs it so much. >> reporter: she was last seen on may 27th as she was leaving a kaiser hospital in hayward. she was a break and told her friends she is going to get something out of her car. she was never seen again. no suspect has been identified in the case but police have classified it as a homicide. of her family says they have a lot of hope she is still alive. if you would like information about today's search we've got it all on our website at abc7news.com. go to see it on tv. >>> in san jose 15 nonprofit community action groups are possibility of latino community to boycott the police department. latino community leaders threatened to call members to stop working

u.c. berkeley law school but i suspect it may be a few years apart. jeff teaches a course on the supreme court at the university of california's washington center. i'll introduce the other panelists at this time as well. we'll recognize them one at a time. michael doyle will speak next, he's supreme court correspondent for the mcclasp chi newspapers. i have not read his book on the 19th century conspiracy on the black river canal but i know it must be excellent given his clear an sometimes entertaining reporting on the supreme court's more obscure decisions. michael received his master of studies in law from ed meas' undergraduate university, yale, i'm not sure that was at the same time either. michael also teaches, but at george washington university. stewart taylor will be our last but certainly not least in any way on this panel. he's currently a contributing editor to "national journal" and "newsweek." he's also a nonresident senior fellow at the brookings institution and the walls have not come down. he is previously a supreme court correspondent