vic? >> mary, thank you.tatistics show more than half of all first-time users of heroin are under the age of 25. >>> time now for a story you'll you'll see in the baltimore sun. beware of a number of internet scams that have appeared in the wake of osama bin laden's killing. >>> and ritz carlton residences. >>> and the candidate to succeed gary williams. for these stories and a lot more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. remember to look for the forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> still to come tonight. dangerous situation. a hiker takes a serious fall. will rescuers get to her in time? >>> containing the nuclear nightmare? new pictures contained inside the crippled nuclear plant. >>> will mother's day be wet or dry in the region? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> mother's day is sunday. wjz asks to see your favorite photos of mom. here are just a few. to see the complete slide show, go to wjz.com. if you wear dentures, taking care of your oral health should be a top pr

vic? >> mary, thank you. and wjz is always on. check in for complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. we will bring you new information as soon as it is released. >>> hundreds of people are also reacting to a controversial video you first saw here on wjz. a mother, encouraging her son to fight. but did she handle it the right way? wjz is live in lansdowne where the fight happened. mike hellgren has expert advice. mike? >> reporter: denise, wjz.com has been flooded with various comments on whether the mom handled the situation appropriately, whether she did the right thing. tonight, a psychiatrist is weighing in. >> my son, he's right there. do it! >> reporter: kelly white said she was fed up with her son being chased home, so she confronted the boy she believed was bullying him. >> get up and fight now! >> reporter: and encouraged her son to fight him. >> get mad and f him up. >> as a parent, i felt that i was protecting my child to stand up to this child. >> reporter: child psychiatrist mahmoud jeromey watched this. >>

. >> and i'm vic carter. >> maryland leaders are warning you tonight to be on the look out. that is after dozens of schools received letters containing a suspicious powder. kelly mcpherson has the investigation and what you need to be aware of. kelly. >> reporter: four months ago the state was on guard because of suspicious packages, now again tonight maryland emergency responders are asking everyone especially schools to be on the look out in the mail. >> reporter: 37 letters with suspicious white powder have shut down 28dc schools this week. >> and all the teachers were like, this isn't a drill, this isn't a drill. go, go, go. >> i touched the powder but i touched the envelope, there was some writing inside. it was from north texas. it said al-qaida, fbi. >> reporter: and the evacuation was cancelled after officials discovered the powder was not dangerous. >> if they get these things and they find they are not quite comfortable with them to isolate those into an area and call 911. >> reporter: this latest mail scare comes four months after two incendiary devices like this

. >> reporter: vic, it's been just about two weeks since her body was discovered. and now it is official that she was murdered, that's according to the medical examiner. police also know how she was murdered but they are purposefully not releasing that information. >> reporter: police searched seemingly everywhere for 4 months, then dam workers discovered her body just before easter bringing her family and the community into a new phase of mourning. >> my mind skipped from my sister is dead to what's the next step. >> reporter: investigators are taking the next step. the chief medical examiner has demmed how she died, but the information is not being shared. >> the information is at a sensitive point, a crucial point. that's one of the reasons investigators are holding the cause of death at this time. they believe it's important to withhold that right now. >> reporter: city detectives are confirming that she was murdered but are not giving any details that the murder may only know. friends and family both in and out of maryland. >> there is new evidence and informa

as vic lee reports. its model for others across the country. >> good morning to everyone. we welcome you to our very special course. >> judge steven manly runs the veterans program in santa clara superior court. >> but you are not doing the work so we are going to have a time-out here. because i can't see that. >> there are tough consequences. >> he is not going home, that is the end of it. >> and there are happy endings. >> now there is a record and something to celebrate, after 21 years you are no longer on parole. >> in court you are more encouragement than disapproval. >> believing in yourself, never giving up and you've made it. >> the judge has a caseload of nearly 2,000 veterans and he is there biggest cheerleader. >> we did not do well with vietnam veterans. we shouldn't repeat that iraq and afghanistan veterans. >> it works like a medical triage, many difficult agencies are represented in court. not only the d.a. and public defender but also veterans administration counselors and probation officers. they try to create a supportive environment not a contentious one

vic is in the newsroom to explain it to us. vic? >> the medical examiner found the 16-year-old's death a homicide. she was visiting from north carolina. two weeks ago, her body was found in the susquehanna river. the cause of death was determined. but detectives are not releasing that information. a funeral service will take place for felicia and canniers georgia. felicia's mother now lives in atlanta. to learn more information about how you can watch the service, go to wjz.com. >>> there will also be a memorial for phylicia at the mount pleasant church here in baltimore. >>> sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene on york road. >> reporter: 900 block of york road in towson. a water main break occurred shortly after 3:00 this afternoon. it is affecting 15 businesses. and the carver center for the arts here in towson. now, there's no word on how long it's going to take to repair this 10-inch water main which broke, as you can see some of the debris is being washed away by it. and also, they're here digging. it has closed two lanes of yo

. >> vic stauffer: she's got a chance to gun the boat down, and here she comes! announcer vic stauffer has called zenyatta's races from the very start, which is when she was just another horse. >> stauffer: and the bad start has zenyatta at the back of the pack. >> simon: that's where zenyatta has always started-- in the back, lingering languidly as if she's on a sunday outing. but then she puts her feet on the pedal and slams into high gear. >> stauffer: zenyatta runs up outside of her and draws within a length of the lead. >> simon: vic stauffer realized early on that this was one fast girl with one hell of a future. >> stauffer: here's a future superstar. zenyatta. wow. and that's when you knew you were really looking at something very special. >> simon: she always comes from behind. you ever go a little bit crazy when she's way behind? >> stauffer: again, yeah, because i've become a fan and i've rooted for her. but that's just all part of the theater of her. she passes them all, and i have a feeling that if there were ten more in front of her, she'd just pass

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> the social worker in the case retired during the investigation.she was also named in that lawsuit. the city's settlement covered her liability. >>> well, still coming up here tonight, the former head of the international monetary fund wins his release from jail. >> after one more night in custody on a new york rape charge. >> brian: the summer blockbuster movie season launches at midnight tonight with pirates of the caribbean on strange tides. the fourth film in the popular series and pla perhaps the bese yet. don sanchez has his review on the isle. >> the latest pirates chapter is as much fun as the first time you took the pirate's ride at disneyland. >> you haven't seen. >> i'm sorry, could you repeat the question? >> johnny depp is searching for the fountain of youth but so is penelope cruz. she is black beard's daughter, the notorious pirate. this is less dark than the last one. >> is that it? >> i think so. >> part of the journey involves mermaids, the amphibious creatures seem charming at first and then turn vicious. it could be a bit scary

vic? >> bob. thank you.et's check in on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> that delay on the west side inner loop that has stretched. it is now backed, beginning at frederick road to liberty road. at least 15 minutes to get through. on the west side outer loop, we have that accident we're watching at 795. that will definitely catch your attention as you drive by. north side outer loop, slowing from york road to charles street. slowing from 32 to 175. in pikesville, we have an accident there. brooks robinson drive. hawkins point at efficiency way. and in the essex area, evergreen lane. at back river road. one new accident in baltimore city. east pratt. let's take a live look. 70 at 29. and there's another look at the west side at wilkens avenue. it is starting to pick up. but right now, no current delays this. traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate 2. you can call them. back over to you. >>> for the first time in recent memory, a ping-pong game make

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> still coming up tonight here on abc 7 news, a major oversight that is making it much more difficult for low income women to get free mammograms in one bay area neighborhood. >>> san jose sets the gold standard for preventing gang violence. a program that gets high marks from the u.s. attorney general. >> and how temperature readings in the day before the japan z >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> it is the second leading cause of cancer death among african american women but when it comes to screening for breast cancer only half of black women get regular mammograms. a campaign was launched in the san francisco bay view district to change that. lyanne melendez wanted to see if the year long effort made a difference and is here now with the story. >> reporter: very little if any. the health center that offers free mammograms will lose the funding for its outreach program and here is the rub, not because of the economy but because they missed the october 1 deadline. a year ago, popula posters were displayed along the third street ligh

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter.at people are talking about. >>> building anger or osama bin laden's death. anti-u.s. anger is building. and bin laden's family is providing more information about how the terror leader spent his days in hiding. >> reporter: one of bin laden's wives said she lived in this house in abada bad for six years. and she never left the upper floor. it can explain how the al qaeda chief managed to elude authorities for four years. he was cash-strapped in the final days and had given more control to al qaeda's number 2 man. some still don't believe osama is dead because they've seen no proof. >> there was no osama there, he says. america is just creating this drama to attack muslims and pakistans. al qaeda calls on pakistanis to rise up in revolt. hundreds hit the streets, chanting go, america, go. saying the u.s. raid was a violation of pakistan's sovereignty. >> reporter: pakistani officials say u.s. special forces were operating within its borders without its permission. the u.s. carried out

abc7's vic lee hung out at the tenth annual redwood city pet parade yesterday.usty's owners call him clepto the cat. there he is stealing piles of belongings from neighbors' homes and vic lee let the world know about it. dusty served as the grand marshall of the parade, even though he was wearing his prison stripes. it encouraged people to adopt pets. >>> up next, an explosion severely byrnes three people inside an apartment in livermore. and they spent months preparing for the apocalypse but the prediction of the rapture, it was so wrong. the reaction from believers and the reaction from believers and nonbelievers. the reaction from believers and nonbelievers. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells mor

. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about. >>> osama bin laden was found hiding not in a cave but in a sprawling compound in pakistan. tonight we're staying on this story with complete coverage. kai jackson explains how osama bin laden was found. >> reporter: after a methodical investigation, officials became suspicious of no phone, or internet to his compound. once president oe obama knew it was him, he gave the go. they arrived at a million dollars compound of osama bin laden. >> there was a woman who shielded osama bin laden from the oncoming fire. >> reporter: navy seal forced shot osama bin laden to the head. >> all of a sudden you had to go into plan b and they did it flawlessly. >> reporter: no contact was pakistani officials. osama bin laden was quickly buried at sea but he was identified by one of his wives, dna and facial recognition technology. >>> news of bin been's death spawned celebrations across america. crowds gathered in front of the white house and at annapolis. >> when

. >> reporter: or does he need a crown vic. a crown victoria by ford which has been the work horse police car for decades. although this guy is driving a pontiac here. but ford has discontinued the crown vic. a new ford fusion hybrid now. >> it is a great car. a little weird when you turn it on and it doesn't make any noise. i have had to double click the ignition but the mileage is great. and that's kind of what it is all about right now. >> reporter: supposed to get 39 miles to the gallon. better than the chevy tahoe parked next door. ordering all the command staff. >> these vehicles won't be used for patrol but they will be used by people that need a vehicle and have to respond in the middle of the night. >> reporter: they can't carry all the stuff that patrol cars can carry. many aren't big enough to comfortably transport prisoners either. increased costs for maintenance and appreciation despite the gas savings. >> i don't know about the study that san mateo did so i can't answer to that. i do know that a hybrid vehicle is

also in the neighborhoods where a four-story building pops up where there are just 1 1/2-story tiny vicorrians in the richmond, for example. and it's just a shocker when you see it. i don't know how you do the transitions but the context, don't forget about the thread. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> is there any other speaker. >> thank you very much. i'm a san francisco general kshter and i specialize in historic restore anges preservation. as such i'm a person in an ideal position to be impacted by delays or feared negative effects of the planning department or procedures that we go through. i have found that the planning department is full of quite intelligence, very helpful people. they have done a great deal to help streamline the processes of getting c.f.a. and other things along the lines. most documents and relative items a person needs to know seem to be readily available on the website. all in all i think you should support restoration and preservation in the city. it's vittal tour sense of community. it is title to us economically. not all of the benefits can be meas

an mac vic is there with reaction from stow's family and friends. >> the family was here visiting today. brian's mom said she was shaking when she got the phone call this morning from the l.a. lapd. they've told her not to talk to the media. >> believe me, i'm going to hold up his hand, and we're going to be doing high fives. >> that's the voice of brian stow's mother who spoke with -- minutes after police called her with the news. she said she's always known there was an arrest. >> it was the way they presented themselves. they were so compassionate with our family and reached out to us and made a promise that they were not going to rest until they got these guys. so that's why i put it out of my mind. i didn't think about it. i knew it was going to be taken care of. obviously they did what they promised. >> outside of the hospital, reaction from brian's friend, a fellow emt. >> it means justice is going to be served. >> brian is still in critical condition. he's been opening his eyes and doctors have been able to take him off of one of five seizure medications, but there's still a lon

vic lee gives you an exclusive look at the operation. >> when a peaceful demonstration suddenly turned ugly. police to have react quickly but events happen so fast they be getting confusing information. there is gunfire in the middle of the night. a high-tech gunshot spotter picks it up. more shots are fired nearby. where is the gunman going? in both situations, the responding officers every second counts. >> we have a gang-related shooting on saturday night we can push and pull the information so our night captains can use this facility also. it's like a 24-hour war room. >> interim police chief says this war room will be able to coordinate police response to crime as soon as they happen. the facility is in a nondescript building at the foot of potrero hill. when it opens the state of the art facility will be known as brick, the bay area regional crime center. >> this will be the 24-hour command post. there will be officers that will be housed in this facility to a certain extent have their finger on the pulse of the activity of the city 24 hours a day. >> it's being built with a mill

. >>> hello everyone i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here is what people are talking about. it was a daring mission years in the making that included spies and the most elite of the u.s. armed forces. but tonight we're learning the white house wasn't 100% sure they had osama bin laden until he was killed. kai jackson has the story. >> reporter: authorities surveillanced the home for months, but it could not say 100% that it was osama bin laden. still they took the chance. it was impossible to tell whether it was osama bin laden. analysts zeroed in on the pattern of family life of the family in the main building. it was the same number of bin been's family. the family never left the fort. >> it was one of the most gutsiet call of any president in my memory. >> reporter: they moved up to the second and third floors where they found osama bin laden and his family. the white house says the terrorist leader resisted but he was unarmed. >> i think we always assumed from the beginning that the likelihood was that he was going to be killed. perchance if he were to be captured. i thi

it has taken dare vic rose to go from college ball to the top of the nba. he was named the mvp.ngest ever, just 22 years old and in great company. rose and michael jordan are the only bulls players to win this award. chicago is lead with the best record. the celtics not getting along. rajon rondo does not want career advice from paul pierce. dwyane wade turns them inside out. lebron james 35 points. and treats rondo like a rag doll. rondo wanted the charge. james like a mac truck. fourth quarter and make room for the keening. he had 35. miami wipes it taking a -- miami wins it. per kin -- perkins cross checking and 2 minutes on gasol. they are back in the series. kevin durant had 26 and he came off the bench to hit six of seven shots. even their series with the gridlies at a game apiece. >> we have the celtic series with miami that is saturday neat at 5:00 p.m. >> thanks, larry. >>> "nightline" is next. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel, thanks for joining us. >> appreciate your time. as always, great to see you here. >> good night. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...au

major focus of my adult life and that of my life share has been the reservation and preservation of our vic torrian apartments. with that background i'm almost the poster boy of what has gone wrong with historic preservation in san francisco. in 1994 we bought our land mark house at 280 dizzderio street. behind it a dilapidated carriage house. we submitted plans and the planning department said we could not bill anything which that could be mistaken for historic but remodel like a barn, which it never was. five expensive produced one that tells the truth. the project won't have a negative effect on the environment or main house but planning still opposes it. dd >> please speak clearly into the mic, ma'am. >> we had neighbors on the historic assembly to testify before us for the h.p.c., and we were rejected and at the same time the board of appeals we were also rejected that made many people very upset and some people were concerned for their livelihoods. the appropriate application of the stand rds if not done for tax credits is that, quote, self-hiss torism or building something new is acc

davey crockett headed to vic tri lane. willingham headed to deep left.lingham, appealing a one game suspension and playing tonight to help start the season. 6-0 not just getting murphy swinging but forcing him to swing his bat. willingham adds more in the 8th driving in five runs on the in the a's win. coupled with an angels loss, oakland is a game out of first place. game six between the sharks and red wings is tomorrow. they left for detroit while addressing harsh criticism from a former teeth teammate in the post game. roenick said that marlo played with a lack of heart. he said it was a gutless performance. he said it twiechls the comments addressed today. >> things that are said -- i mean there's nothing i can do about it. people are going to say things. i'm going to go back to what say i said. i can control how i play games. >> we all need to be better and he is huge part of the team and hopefully the next game will be his best. >> sharks will face the winner of tonight's game in nashville. on the road they advance to the western conference finals

>> we are waiting now for the coroner and the coroner determines the identity of the vic testimony. >> do you know if there was a shootout where there was more than one person with a weapon? >> this was not at all a drive by shooting. we have no reason to believe it was gang-related. it was isolated and involving three individuals. >> pat harris with san jose state university. three people were shot and one deceased. live in san jose, john alston, abc news. >> thanks. >>> the mount diablo district board voted to layoff 180 teachers and other staff tonight as a way of dealing with its budget crisis. teachers and administrators and parents rallied against the layoffs before this evening's meeting in walnut creek, but to no avail. educators held a series of grade ins at shopping malls all over the state. they wanted to show californians how much work teachers take home every day and on weekends. the workload grows as class sizes increase because of budget cuts. >> i used to have an average class size of 29. and now all of my classes are 34 or 35 kids. middle school is challenging enough.

the officer helped but left the crown vic running with the keys inside. >> my name is lucifer. >> reporter: i'm sorry? >> lucifer. >> reporter: a guy jumped in the cop car and took off. >> it was instantaneously right after they get up to the guy, the car was on its way out to the park it was like gone. >> reporter: police spokesman troy dangerfield says no officers are going to get in trouble because they were trying too help their colleagues. >> normally the procedure would be to take the. >> he is absolutely. take the keys, lock the care and make sure it's secure. but again this was an emergency. they are getting the officer to ask for emergency help. their number one priority is to help the officer. >> reporter: late this afternoon police recovered the stolen car in the second floor interior parking lot of an auto park store in the 3800 block of geary. apparently the suspect ditched it here yesterday afternoon but the staff at the auto parts store figured somebody was just leaving it overnight and would come and get it later. louis took a closer look at the car today and called police.

than in europe but still look many people then you can move somewhere broke for example there's an old vic then you foreign languages english so france to move to shopping for various a long time that's why they stayed in the us and the last shopping and they have no choice for g.'s think it's losing the russian flavor the russian soul so it's the west and you know it in boards in russia because some own flavor as for example will their head bit of both sides of the one so on so they head to the for example in case it is lizzy and they have their costs for the restaurant with accommodation for the russians had been the russian food a busy russian kind of you know fast food he went because his kid differs from europe we don't have such faith in congress for example or french fries anymore half like leave the russian sailors they also fast but it would influence and the same to the entertainment. and the same with cinema so we need to exhaust the european traditions into what russian law. thanks very much for your time and i may go to your supper more projects thank you think about. where el

presidential election the population of don't bask support that come out free of supporters of his rival vic to claim that the election had been rigged subsequent events in central kiev have gone down in history as the orange revolution the result was that you should go how the presidency for five years. i. picked up joke was a college student at the. time of the orange revolution viktor took part in the demo and wrote in the column of the post office situated in the night and square. footage to fill with there was no empty space here at the time of the revolution where they had written all over it people were everywhere when the revolution was over his column became an open air museum and. he wholeheartedly supported it he and his friends spent several days in the my down tents set up in the square house of them during the night of the time he and many others thought they were making history this a very large and massive platform a student with a large poster stood here on the square was packed with people and the noise was deafening. moved by only music was blaring out of the loudspeakers

to identify some of the militants are leading figures in a so-called bugs were already identified as vic the truth was believed to be involved in a number of terror attacks across the area now another think and known terrorists as who if it was believed to be involved in attacking tourist from moscow in the alpers district in february twentieth loven then earlier in the week and other special operation was carried out. and the leader of the republic ramadan could be that of was personally in charge of this operation the militants that were killed were later identified asked close associates to russia's most wanted terrorist. hands in the neighboring douglas town a leader of the so-called. guys there was also killed in a special operation now this wave of terror raids was launched after a number of high profile terror attacks in russia. in the wake of a counter-terror crackdown art in his town barton way to the north caucasus there he took a look at exactly what drives young people to join terrorist cells. a busy day at university in russia's north caucasus the students are learning about

kirilenko who eat faster now she is from south africa oh that was that's a lot for not a belgian you know vic maya safely through it with a straight set when i was your parents are you. waiting around three hundred thousand if you have branscombe he's had better sania mirza india also rushing into the next round one of the seven rally. and on the men's side rowing cycling has remained on course for his third straight final sweet brushing aside stylish qualifier all that's ramos in your last in just under two hours and the world wide field to be in style paid for four hundred. twenty sidling down three is forty eight and the lawrie the scotsman crossing somalia in the close recess at all says really is a bad loser church the big serving craps out said america some very good to see twenty four and seven straight forward pass. i think twice hockey and yet just last week off has been sacked as coach of russia's national team this follows a disappointing fourth place finish at the recent world championships and so back here the country's ice hockey federation voted to drop him and this is because

legally speaking city hall has every right to vic the dolphinarium and it looks like it's going to it's little regard for the animals or the children they were helping. one recent dog princess a good thing is because they're eager to please their team to their little patients needs and limitations their gentle well intentioned and accommodating exhibiting all the quote is that people would look for in everybody who is involved in biz they're all for an eviction scandal but so far failing to find. its capital is now after all the one who stays is the one who peace and children's therapy is not the most profitable business for this plan location no matter how valuable it is but you're good at. treatment is the. reason a certain group will see who's tried this we know your very words every little piece huge for us that's why we can stand to lose the bill scenario. but these arguments are so far being drowned out in a cd it's thousand south to be more suitable for sharks and if we don't. aren't see moscow. well now it's time for the business update with kareena. her welcome to the business

. >> i'm vic carter. >> osama bin laden is dead and the impact of that statement is beginning to be felt. our coverage continues. wjz is live in washington. mary bubala has more on the spontaneous celebrations after the news became public. >> reporter: it is such an emotional day for so many, for those in washington, d.c. we're close to the pentagon and of course those in new york city, the site of the 9/11 terrorist attack. we have more from ground zero. >> reporter: they joined thousands of people visiting ground zero as news of osama bin laden's death raced around the globe. >> it's a victory for the rest of the world, but for us it's personal. >> reporter: her brother john died in the twin towers on the other side of this gate, a devastating loss made worse as the hunt for osama bin laden dragged on for nearly 10 years. >> to have someone who promotes hate and evil, i'm glad that he's dead. i'm glad he was killed and i'm glad he was shot in the head. >> reporter: his woman also lost a brother. for her the day is birth sweet. >> it's not like i'm happy that somebody died. but it was m

vic lee has the latest on the case. >> but a significant, significant break.nd one that will lead to a successful prosecution i'm sure. >> l.a.'s top cop seemed confident that giovanni ramirez shown in this police sketch would stand trial for the brutal beating of brian stowe. he was arrested sunday. but now the 30-year-old identified gang member says he wasn't even at the stadium during the donler giants season opener in march. ramirez' attorney says his dawt.year-oldth his 10-year-old >>> she remembers it because she doesn't get to spend many days with her dad. her uncle picked up she and her daughter and took them to her aunt's house where they spent the entire day. >> the daughter's mother went to the game with two of their frinds. matthews says all of them will support ramirez alibi. but th prosecution has witnesss who say they saw the attack and presumably they will be at the lineup where police hope they will identify ramirez. dean johnson says it is a credibility contest now. >> what both sides would be looking for right now is some sort of physical ev

vic lee hung out with dusty at pet parade yesterday.he cat because surveillance video caught him stealing belongings from neighbor's home. he was wearing his prison stripes. the parade encourages people to adopt pets. >> especially cool out there. we have some haze and clouds from mount tam and we will look for partly cloudy skies. breezy winds 65 in san mateo. 68 in palo alto with a couple of 70s napa and concord still cool and breezy tomorrow. slightly warmer tuesday and then they are going to bring a chance of showers on wednesday. warming up thursday and friday and stay tuned to see if it's going last for a long memorial holiday weekend. >> recap the breaking news out of los angeles. the father of beaten giants fan bryan stow have confirmed that los angeles police they this do, indeed, have a suspect in custody. police won't release his name saying the investigation is ongoing. about three hours ago a s.w.a.t. team with a warrant descended on an east hollywood apartment building with guns drawn and took the man into custody without

abc7's vic lee hung out at the tenth annual redwood city pet parade yesterday with dusty.ty's owners call him klepto the cat. surveillance video caught him stealing piles of be longs from the neighbor's homes. dusty served as the grand marshall of the parade, even though he was wearing his prison stripes. it encouraged people to adopt pets. >> here's lisa with a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> we have a couple weak systems in and around the bay the next couple days. that will keep us on the cool and breezy side. >> 63 san francisco. clouds hanging around the coast with only 68 half moon bay. talking low 70s in the north bay and a chance of showers on wednesday. looks like we warm up by the end of the work week. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa arkansas general. our next newscast is at 9:00. have a good sunday.

. >> i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. people are talking about tonight.e crime caused shockwaves

abc 7's vic lee made that cat's career and keeps reminding the cat i can break your career, too. >> he's to do. >> all right. we're looking at some nice weather today if those cats want to enjoy the sunshine which they usually do. a few clouds mainly in the south and east bay. those will clear out. we'll see a lot of sunshine today and we can see a few build-ups in the north bay mountains but we're talking well north. so overall, a lot of sunshine with mid 70's returning for livermore and concord today. just 62 in san francisco. 69 palo alto and we have some 50's and clouds at the coast and we'll look for cooler weather tomorrow, monday, tuesday we begin to warm up a little bit. but the warm, warm weather looks like we're going to have to wait possibly until next weekend, the holiday weekend. >> sounds good. thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news and the next newscast starts at 8:00 a.m. stay connected 24/7 at abc7 news.com. have a great day.

you ford discontinued the crown vic toria which has been the workhorse for the police department so nowion hybrid. the police chief has ordered all the command staff to do the same. not used for patrol but only when needed at a moment's notice. current hybrids aren't heavy enough to carry all the stuff that goes inside a patrol car. >>> it's 5:52. low cost mexican airline volaris is expanding in the bay area. festivities are planned at oakland international airport as volaris kicks offer its inaugural flight from oakland to mexico city. they also offer service out of mineta international airport in san jose. >>> and i do might turn into a i don't think so! forget it. >> get this, a guy asking his girlfriend to marry him with a graffiti message on a garage door. >> small problem. >> it wasn't his house to begin with. the couple who only home got a notice to fix the problem or be fined. >> i saw the message, you know, will you marry me? and then allison said yes. oh, yeah? so i realized it was just probably some dumb kid. >> the home owners are spending $1,100 to fix their garage door. >>