vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you, vic.still to come things could start to heat up around bait. >> yes. how high those temperatures will get for your upcoming plans. >> and a yellow submarine being put to work today. >> nothing to sneeze about. michael finney puts tissues to the test. which ones blow away the competition. abc 7 n >>> here is a live look at a fire that destroyed six houses near palm springs. the fire is burning in the steep san jacinto mountains forcing about 6,000 residents to evacuate. they report the fire burned about 35 square miles. >> a lot more work to do on fire lines. you know allergies can be a pain is a simple tissue can go a long way. >> which brand can stand up to sneezing? >> we test everything. this year's record breaking pollen season has been a assault on senses. and sinuses. consumer reports tested a dozen tissues so-to-see which you can relie. >> this is showing the force moving. >> are these folks testing a rocket? no. but when you need a tissue a tough one can make the difference. consum

vic lee joins with us more. vic? >> the chairman just finished her briefing here at this conference room at holiday inn. she spoke extensively about the automatic controls. the triple 7. but emphasized it's still the responsibility of the cockpit crew. the pilots to monitor computers. the reason pilots under the cockpit, she said is to fly, control and command 9 plane. she said that they checked on 9 pilot histories both captains at controls said that they had eight hours sleep and were at home night before. investigators interviewed six of the 12 flight attendants. also describing the chaotic scene inside of the plane. flight attendants were trying to evacuate passengers while at the same time trying to extinguish the fire. though the told investigators the conversation with a pilot after the plane crash landed. >> cabin manager seated in 10 asked the flight attendant seated with her in that area to go to the flight deck and ask the crew what to do. and the -- the interest was should we evacuate? begin an evacuation

>> vic lee was with the fbi during the raids and is in the newsroom with answers for us. vic?> the first thing to get these exploited children out of the jooup juvenile justice system quickly and into safe places. then, providing a safety net. now, during fbi sweep we saw three children who were taken into custody at a hotel. and did not know decoys were the one that's set updates from the services advertising on the internet. >> we'll call her jenny. she's 17 showing up at the hotel during the big sweep. police caught her on a hidden camera soliciting a police decoy for sex this, girl is only 13. police say she was also selling her body for sex. this 15-year-old began crying. all taken into protective custody because they're considered victims of human trafficking. next steps will be the important and difficult phase of the young lives. breaking the cycle of prostitution. >> these run aways may come from group homes they're targeted based on vulnerability. >> many don't realize they're being exploited and think life with pimps may be better than before but social workers we s

vic lee joins us live with the story. vic? >> petaluma is the latest city hit by these so called door knock burglaries. what makes this different is that small bucolic town is so far way from the urban crime areas. their door knock burglaries similar to the video shows a person knocking on the door in this case a woman with an infant. her accomplices jump over a back fence and try to pry open the back door. >> the door knock portraying themselves as a sales person or repair person just going around to see if anyone is home at the residence. >> so far, this year, between january 1 and end of june there have been 28 home burglaries in petta luma. this month there have been 18 homes hit. >> i have been here 24 years and not seen this many property crimes occurring in the year. >> most have been happening touring the day. they're going through windows, side doors and open garages. monday got a big break. a maintenance worker found a large amount of property. it turned out to be a big stash of goods stolen by burglars. there are po

if you have been to one of the demolition derbies, it is the old american cars like the old crown vicss is for the lower classes, 4 cylinder or 6 cylinder engines an front wheel drive only, and you think that the cars are for the nimble out there, and they can dodge bigger that on the big old crown vic, but it is first time ever in the herbie derby, and he has the visor up on the helmet so he can get a first-hand look. what the strategy here? the least damaged car wins at the end? >> it is the one who is still running in the end. then you get to move on to the next heat. >> wouldn't it be awesome to do on the weekend and you have had a weird week and fights with the wife or the husband and whatever, and stressful job and get out there in a beat up piece of crap and just ram things. >> already, a couple of the cars are out of commission, and the car with the cones on top, and that looks like a bruiser. it is pretty good and it looks like the guy riding is three minutes in, and he is done. >>> i'm not going the lie to you guys, but i am geeked up about this video. you are looking at the

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> rental cars are a hot target for thieves.ateo police say the crime trend involves breaking the car window to get access to the trunk so thieves can steel -- steal portable electronics and documents. keep your valuables with you at all times or in your hotel safe. they are hitting shopping and dining area that travelers might frequent. >> a good warning for all of us. >>> new details on a wildfire in southern california that is growing. the fire has burned more than 19,000 acres and is 15% contained. the fire had been burning toward desert areas, but a wind shift pushed the flames to the southwest. the towns of eye dead wild and fern -- idylwild and fern valley were evacuated. 2200 firefighters are on the lines. it started on monday afternoon and the cause is under investigation. >>> cirque de soleil resumed performances in las vegas a little more than two weeks after a cast member died on stage. the acrobat fell about 90 feet during a performance of "ka" on june 29th. the troupe dedicated last night's show. it has changed the

in napa, vic lee, cheers. abc7 news. >> cheers to vic lee. blue skies in the vineyards on that day.ut not yet. not yet today. >> although we will see them once again. we will see temperatures coming up a few degrees in some bay area neighborhoods. we are looking from our east bay hills. you see the coastal clouds still showing inland, but also we will show you how warm it will take my bicycle your neighborhood coming up. >> pretty view. also next, the giants open a second half against the >> water officials are warning california's record dry year will probably lead to restrictions and cut-backs. the first six months of the year have been bone-dry in california. last year was a wet one and there was plenty of storage carrying over to this year, but that has been depleted and reservoir levels are dropping rapidly. some agencies are asking customers to alternate washing days and farmers may face restrictions that haven't been implemented in 30 years. >> once the clouds clear, we go to live doppler 7hd, quiet conditions right now. picking up a lot of the coastal clouds of that moved in

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> rental cars are a hot target for thieves.say the crime trend involves breaking the car window to get access to the trunk so thieves can steel -- steal portable electronics and documents. keep your valuables with you at all times or in your hotel safe. they are hitting shopping and dining area that travelers might frequent. >> a good warning for all of us. >>> new details on a wildfire in southern california that is growing. the fire has burned more than 19,000 acres and is 15% contained. the fire had been burning toward desert areas, but a wind shift pushed the flames to the southwest. the towns of eye dead wild and fern -- idylwild and fern valley were evacuated. 2200 firefighters are on the lines. it started on monday afternoon and the cause is under investigation. >>> cirque de soleil resumed performances in las vegas a little more than two weeks after a cast member died on stage. the acrobat fell about 90 feet during a performance of "ka" on june 29th. the troupe dedicated last night's show. it has changed the final aeria

the specific store inside where this happened is called vic toga. noelle walker joins us from outside that jewelrymart now with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: we're at the corner of 7th and bryant. about -- 7th and brannan. about 20 minutes ago the police chief updated the media. let's take a look at what's going on behind me. it's still an active scene. we've seen s.w.a.t. packing up their stuff. what i've also seen is occasionally along the sidewalk we'll see police escorting people from the jewelrymart building. we're told there are still 75 people left to evacuate. here's what we know. one lone gunman. two women are dead at that vic toga. they were either shot or stabbed. police are not sure which one. they have recovered both a revolver and a knife. one man was injured at that store. the suspect is in custody after running out of the building. police report seeing him covered in blood. the suspect fired shots at police in the middle of the street, in the middle of the day. police did not fire back. no one outside this building w

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> rental cars are a hot target for thieves. mateoe trend involves breaking the car window to get access to the trunk so thieves can steel -- steal portable electronics and documents. keep your valuables with you at all times or in your hotel safe. they are hitting shopping and dining area that travelers might frequent. >> a good warning for all of us. >>> new details on a wildfire in southern california that is growing. the fire has burned more than 19,000 acres and is 15% contained. the fire had been burning toward desert areas, but a wind shift pushed the flames to the southwest. the towns of eye dead wild and fern -- idylwild and fern valley were evacuated. 2200 firefighters are on the lines. it started on monday afternoon and the cause is under investigation. >>> cirque de soleil resumed performances in las vegas a little more than two weeks after a cast member died on stage. the acrobat fell about 90 feet during a performance of "ka" on june 29th. the troupe dedicated last night's show. it has changed the final aerial batt

>> reporter: well, hi, vic. we are just return -- learning that this shooting happened just about a mile away from where mayor stephanie rawlings- blake participated at a peace walk just last night. baltimore city very frustrated with the shootings. police say just as one shooting happened, another life is left on the line. >>> chaos erupts in west baltimore after four men are shot. >> we are comparing this immediately to other crimes in this general area. as it relates to crimes that occurred. >> reporter: the violence upsetting for residents. kirk was living in a danger zone. >> i think it's sad because you can't have your kids sitting out front or anything. you'll know if they're going to come or shoot. >> just before 3:00, baltimore city police say the four guys were sitting on the porch, when they became the target of several bullet the. >> it's very frustrating. in fact, we ran a a crime strat knowledgey planning meeting this afternoon. >> people afraid to talk on camera say they are tired of the violence.

vic lee abc 7 news. >> horrible. thank you. >> let's talk about the weather. and not looking too bad. >> yes. >> cool weather near the coast z some warm weather inland east bay. suddenly this afternoon temperatures soring to 100 degrees in livermore. mainly sunny skies around the bay skpinland. low clouds pushing throughout the golden gate. things look g you can see low clouds and fog pushing through golden gate. lots of blue skies above. readings 61 in san francisco. 77 into san jess yeah. 70 in santa cruz. bright sky, temperatures 87 degrees in jant rosa. 77 union city. looking downtown san jose, bright skies there, these are features foggy areas developing overnight. rushing beyond the coast. cooler tomorrow. and this continue tluz thursday. this evening, notice how fog presses up against the coastline but beyond. the start of the rush hour some areas of fog that could millionish visible and lows into a cool range. mid to upper are 50s for the most pafrt. -- part. now, let's resume, pull back to give you a view of a low off shore, pulling up skploudz moistu

the specific store inside where this happened is called vic toga. walker joins us from outside that jewelrymart now with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: we're at the corner of 7th and bryant. about -- 7th and brannan. about 20 minutes ago the police chief updated the media. let's take a look at what's going on behind me. it's still an active scene. we've seen s.w.a.t. packing up their stuff. what i've also seen is occasionally along the sidewalk we'll see police escorting people from the jewelrymart building. we're told there are still

vic lee abc 7 news. >> horrible. thank you. >> let's talk about the weather. and not looking too bad. >> yes. >> cool weather near the coast z some warm weather inland east bay. suddenly this afternoon temperatures soring to 100 degrees in livermore. mainly sunny skies around the bay skpinland. low clouds pushing throughout the golden gate. things look g you can see low clouds and fog pushing through golden gate. lots of blue skies above. readings 61 in san francisco. 77 into san jess yeah. 70 in santa cruz. bright sky, temperatures 87 degrees in jant rosa. 77 union city. looking downtown san jose, bright skies there, these are features foggy areas developing overnight. rushing beyond the coast. cooler tomorrow. and this continue tluz thursday. this evening, notice how fog presses up against the coastline but beyond. the start of the rush hour some areas of fog that could millionish visible and lows into a cool range. mid to upper are 50s for the most pafrt. -- part. now, let's resume, pull back to give you a view of a low off shore, pulling up skploudz moistu

vic lee will have more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >> we are now six days away from another possible bart strike. labor negotiations continue today. main discussions over wages won't take place until tomorrow. >> those have been major sticking points. >> bart management warns if they comply, fares will have to go up. abc 7 news joins us live now from oakland where negotiations are taking place. leanne? >> unions say they've very little progress with regard to the big issues like salaries, benefits blaming bart's main lead negotiator for not being here and present. he returned to a bart building headquarters today, monday, bart now says he will be there and resume talks with union members. here is the take on progress made so far. >> we're make prog gres there. that is good. >> here is what the lead negotiator had to say about that. >> we've made minor progress on the supplement yalz, i would say. >> with that degree of separation some are wondering if both sides will come to an agreement before sunday's deadline. bart main negotiator was not there because of a prior commitment. the u

do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic.thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the suspects don't run. instead, one emerges from the car with a pistol in each hand. >> just raised it up to shoulder level and was shooting, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, as fast as he could. both guns going. he emptied both the weapons. probably 10 to 12 shots were fired. the shots that were being fired were incredibly loud. the pistols were deafening. as i was ducking down, i remember hearing the bullets hitting the car. there was a lot of kids out. and on the video you could see a couple of the

vic lee is in the newsroom with details of the settlement. vick? >> d.a.says as far as he foes it's the first time in the country that a bicyclist has been convicted of vehicular felony manslaughter. he know there's will be critics to be sure he gets no jail time. he says this offender swril a chance to rehabilitate himself. >> i believe justice has been served. he has been held accountable. >> the district attorney said waits the right outcome. he had a a.agreed to plead guilt dwree felony vehicular man slaugtder. he and his wife were in the crosswalk last year when the bicyclist killed a 71-year-old man. police said security video taken from the tavern shows him going at a good clip. he was charged with felony vehicular manslaughter. gascone announced today he pleaded guilty in exchange for a thousand hours of community service and three years probation. the d.a.explains it would have been a tough case had it gone to trial. >> we have evidence to file this case the we we did. we also recognize that there were risks involved in trying this case. >

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> a former ymca day care worker just left court a short time ago. two more charges of sex crimes were added to the case against him. the 20-year-old is now accused of of molesting four children in his care and child important yog graphy. police say two girls came forward saying he molested them in paradise valley school. some parents say he was a pillar in the community. investigators say there may be more victims. >> we are looking very diligently, asking parents to speak with their children. >> makes me lose faith in people. it's hard to believe. >> ymca says a third are party investigator is on site to determine how this could happen. >> police say they do not believe foul play was involved in the death of a baby boy found dead near musto avenue. someone called 911 this morning to report baby not breathing. police say the death appears to be accidental. the coroner will determine how the baby died. >> la guardia international airport is fully operational again. following yesterday's hard landing 10 people were injured when the nose gear collapsed

in napa, vic lee, cheers. abc 7 news. >> yao is seven, six in case people are wondering. >> at the oakland zoo they say simon the wart hog is ready to mate so they set up two lucky ladies to entice him. both hand picked because, listen to this, they have ideal genetic traits like large warts and strong tusks. dates are simple, forageing and wallowing in the mud. >> what every girl like autos absolutely. >> that is what do you. >> yes. last year 25,000 people gathered in golden gate park for the event. walkers will be able to see sthechls on the jumbo tron. >> yes. we'll be streaming it live as well on abc 7 news.com. you can still register. you can visit or text walk sf to 292929. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to you by facebook and e mail. >> if sl tl a way to estimate how my fico score will affect mortgage? >> yes. there is. let me give you an example. if you -- from top to bottom of a fico score for $100,000 in a mortgage you'll pay $100 more just because of the score. $100. if you want

vic? >> the fbi said there were more children rescued here in the bay area during this sweep than anywhere else in the smaigs nation. the task force included dozens of local law enforcement agencies. in all, the task force rescued 12 children. this 13-year-old girl was so scared she began hyper vent lating. an officer tried calming her down with breathing exercise and assuring her she'd be helped. we were told she ran way from a group home. patrick mimms is with an add vo ksy group that helps girls like susan. >> foster homes and group homes they're leaving these places as fast as they're sent to them. >> this 15-year-old was scared and asked if she can call her mother. this 17-year-old told them she was from a small town in sacramento. >> what did you come here with intention of doing? >> conversation. >> just conver sigs? >> the task force arrested six female adults and two pimps friday night. there were operations in other hotels and on the streets of cities across the bay area. at the

vic lee is in the newsroom with details of the settlement. vick? >> d.a.says as far as he foes it's the first time in the country that a bicyclist has been convicted of vehicular felony manslaughter. he know there's will be critics to be sure he gets no jail time. he says this offender swril a chance to rehabilitate himself. >> i believe justice has been served. he has been held accountable. >> the district attorney said waits the right outcome. he had a a.agreed to plead guilt dwree felony vehicular man slaugtder. he and his wife were in the crosswalk last year when the bicyclist killed a 71-year-old man. police said security video taken from the tavern shows him going at a good clip. he was charged with felony vehicular manslaughter. gascone announced today he pleaded guilty in exchange for a thousand hours of community service and three years probation. the d.a.explains it would have been a tough case had it gone to trial. >> we have evidence to file this case the we we did. we also recognize that there were risks involved in trying this case. >

vic carter said the ntsb has questioned the pilots. >> good morning.nvestigators reveal new detaile botched landing that ripped an airplane apart with 300 people on board. the ntsb says it's still too soon to know why it happened. >> asiana flight 214 smashed into the seawall first with its landing gear then tail. two flight attendants were ejected from the back as the pieces broke apart. it was the flying pilots first time coming into san francisco international airport at the controls of a boeing 777. >> all four pilots on board answered questions about the accident on tuesday. officials want to know why the plane was flying 40 miles per hour slower while it approached the runway. two teenage girls were killed. they were on their way to summer camp. >> 305 of 307 survived. one passenger helped people to safety amid the panic. anna warner has his story for wjz. >> some of those aboard asiana flight 214 recall a stunned violence when the plane came to rest at the side of runway 38 left. >> no warning, no communication from pilot or the crew. >> so nobo

napa crest will cost you only $48. >>> cheers to vic. love that story.l us the sun is coming out. >> i got sunshine on a cloudy day. live view showing us clouds over the hills. it's going to slow down and we'll see more sunshine and a warmup. i'll have details coming up. >>> also next, giants open a second half with an important series. larry be >>> state water officials are warning that california's record dry year will probably lead to restrictions and cut backs. first six months of the year have been bone dry in california. last year it was a wet one and there was plenty of storage keag over for this year but it has been deleted and reservoir levels are dropping rapidly. they are asking customers to alternate washing days and farmers are being warned. >> all that extra water and it's already gone. >> there was record rainfall yesterday in las vegas. i want to show you live doppler 7-hd. around the bay area, low clouds that have moved inland but they are going to start to clear back to the coast very shortly. a live view from emeryville continues to sh

campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations. so, it's been a huge slap in the face that we are at this point now. we think it's very unjust and undeserved and thank you very much for your support today. (applause) >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, supervisors. thank you, supervisor cohen, for holding this hearing and supervisor avalos. my name is dennis [speaker not understood]. by the way, i went to city college three years, 1957 to 1960. and then later in the middle of my printing trades career, i decided i wanted to

vic should really have stopped it becoming such a big crisis but unfortunately. far too often the action isn't taken until it's too late and so people are already suffering. it is not the first time that the turkana people receive help. international organizations and then goes have been visiting their area for the last fifteen years. and they always welcome them with joyous songs am. i am. ever. that. good. about my little no no no no your mother no me are not your mother no no no i didn't. i didn't know they provide them with food that accident the children and check them for signs of malnutrition . on the way that you come from nothing from the tell of. methadone how far is motel of. many hours away which means that i left for the sunrise. for decades to turkana have been living in a constant. state of hunger. they belong to one billion people around the world who have no access to their daily nourishment while at the same time more food than ever is being produced on the planet. contrary to crisis periods this chronic hunger phenomenon rarely reaches the even

and only on abc 7 news vic lee reports on the difficult year this has been for season fran fire fight year accused of driving drunk on the job. >> thank you. see you then. >> getting a final check from abc 7 traffic reporter. >> we're taking a look right now we're looking at a little bit of an improvement. i'll have details coming up. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for joining us. >> this is "world news" tonight. courage and crises, 19 young firefighters try to combat a wall of flames 20 feet high. nowhere to run. the elite team, so many lost, why their protective tents were no match for the heat and flames. >>> george zimmerman on trial. did the lead witness save the prosecution and on tape zimmerman's words, did trayvon martin say "you're going to die tonight"? >>> and a child grabbed by a stranger at a walmart. see what this police officer did in an instant that saved the child's life. >>> good evening to you on this monday night and we begin with 19 young men impossibly brave,

in space number 147, called vic toga.on't know how these victims died and how the one man was injured. we do know that police recovered a revolver and a folding knife. now 30 seconds after the initial call for help went up, police say their officers were surrounding the scene. they saw the suspect run from the building, described him as being covered in blood. they say the suspect then began firing multiple shots at police before ducking into a restaurant where he finally surrendered. police say their officer never fired off a single shot. i asked the police chief why not. >> the suspect produced a weapon while the officers weapons were holstered. we are trained to seek cover first before engaging a suspect. also, you have to have a clear path of fire. there were people in the restaurant. >> reporter: now also these businesses in this block between 7th and 8th on brannon were told to shelter in place because for a while, for a couple of hours police thought there might be a second suspect. again, we now know there wasn't.

. >> this is a sick individual who appears to have been influenced by another vic individual. it's absolutely horrible. it's atrocious. and again, we believe that this individual that we're dealing with, killed three women in a span of ten days. >> police have told searchers to expect to find at least one or two more bodies. >>> several members of the san francisco fire department turned out in full gear today for practice. [sirens] >> firefighters were going through a drill simulating a fire on the 29th floor of a high-rise building. volunteers were victimmed. a high-rice posts a particular set of problems. >> a lot of different strategies associated with fighting fire in a high-rise. elevators, stairwells. personnel in the building, and you can see initially it gets crazy until everyone gets they're assignment. this is the best way for us to practice. >> the annual drill is done in cooperation with building owners who okay the use of the property. >> millions of dollars was raised today here in san francisco to help in the fight gate hiv/aids. the walk started in 1987 and we

vic lee has the story now from sfo. >> they'll be three more visits on thursdays by food trucks before the trial is over. they're allowed to sell their food here at the airport for three hours from 11 to 2:00. now we wondered if restaurants felt this was unfair competition. a few manager who's spoke to us said they did not as long as those trucks stayed far away from them. the food trucks allowed to park in an out of the way spot at end of terminal one outside southwest airlines but took no time for diners to find them. one serving indian dishes another, hawaiian. kevin daily owns a baurd walk island truck. >> i think it's a great change. you get used to the food. >> almost all customers work at airports. the neighbor ken garcia enjoyed a burrito saying the trucks give choices now. >> there is a cafeteria and there are restaurants but most aren't accessible to worker autos we have a lot of restaurants here but a lot of them are past security check point. >> eegt spaces outside are mostly in the international terminals. >> i think the restaurants here are overpriced so there is alternat

vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> two men accused of keeping a 15-year-old girl as a sex slave and a forced laborer on a pot form are due in court on wednesday. authorities holding two without bail prosecutors claim they kidnapped the girl in april and keptner a metal box. authorities say they found over 1200 marijuana plants, guns and other items. >> bart is running out of time to reach another strike. july 4 negotiator as greed end a five day strike that shut down the bay area commute. the new deadline this sunday, unless significant progress is made. now, the latest on negotiations. >> both sides agree there has been some progress on smaller issues but talks on those arj larger issues will resume, tomorrow, in the meantime abc 7 news learned all mass transit organizations will meet tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. meaning representatives will meet tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. to discuss options if there is a strike. this is a group of protesters interrupting a group in san francisco. it was yet another sign of the animosity between manment and unions. today bart warned passengers if the unions ge

vic lee abc 7 news. >> new details now on the crash at san francisco international airport. it turns out the irport had purchased heat sensing equipment experts say might have prevented the death of a teenager kill bid a fire rig but it was not installed on the truck. the 16-year-old was on the tarmac covered with fire retardant foam so the driver did not see her as they raced to the scene after asiana flight 214 crash. law now requires forward looking technology on all new fire rescue vehicles to detect anyone in the path. other rigs have it or in the process of being equipped. >> it isn't feeling like summer. take a look at the dark skies. abc 7 news joins us now to show what is showing up on live doppler 7 hd. >> looking at live doppler 7 we have radar tracking cloud cover along with national weather service. and some of this is reaching the ground in the form of sprinkles but most is evaporate brg it reaches the ground. so yes, sprinkles being reported along the coast. pin anyone slarks down towards south san jose area. looking at what's happening, look across sierra nev

item 12: 2013.0292c c. noel; 4155 575-91255 16 west portal avenue - west side between ulloa and vic ente streets; lot 002 in assessor's block 2931 - request for conditional use authorization, pursuant to planning code sections 303, 729.44 and 703.4 to allow a formula retail use operating as a restaurant d.b.a. la boulognee within the west portal avenue neighborhood commercial district and 26-x height and bulk district. preliminary recommendation: approve with conditions 12. sf 12134 >> i'm introducing you to casey noel who is with the department. help me out. >> i will deal with the third person with the boards of directors boards who worked with gold man sacs international as a capital advisor as well as capital management and analyzing funding and creating real estate securities. casey has a ba from harvard and ms in real estate from nyu. >> welcome. >> good afternoon, president fong. the item before you is a conditional use authorization to sfb a former retail restaurant at 16 west portal avenue. it's a french cafe and bakery with 7 other locations throughout the bay area. they serve

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of the community outreach in other additional contracts that we are bringing in place as well as the vic item activities. and a limited term i-t principal program analyst we're bringing up a new data analyst system as i mentioned this year and we need the additional help to bring it online. then that position, that temporary help funding goes away. moving over to the other side, looking at the changes in the budget, the realignment funding increased by 1.95 million. the community corrections and [speaker not understood] was evidence-based spending. i mentioned earlier that funding went down. and then the two grant dollar amount decreases, then minus 100 and 500,000. the changes in youth, again focusing our increases on the services to match the criminal [speaker not understood] risk needs of our population. each one of our clients have nine or more service needs, and that's represented by over 60% of our population so far that we basically assessed out. so, they are in desperate need of services. but an increase to this human services work order, benefit eligibility services, housing ser

the ishs dedentities of the vic were not revealed but all three women were believed to have been killed in the past 6 to 10 days. their remains discovered less than 200 yards apart. michael madison, a registered sex offender, will appear in court. he's expected to be charged in connection with the deaths of the three women. it's believed he was influenced by a local serial killer convicted of murdering 11 women in 2011. >>> six flags over texas continues to investigate the death of a woman killed on a roller coaster over the weekend near dallas. on her first ever visit to six flags, rosy esparza was riding the texas giant. it's the steepest wooden roller coaster in the world. it tops out at about 14 stories. according to witnesses, esparza was concerned her lap restraint was not working when she got on the ride and grew panicked as the ride departed. family members told one witness disaster struck after the initial first bump. a 79-degree dip. >> when it pulled up, the daughter and son of the lady that flew out of the car were hysterical and they were saying that their mother flew out o

today peoe stopped to remember the vic. :5 . >>> it's been one year since the deadly movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado. today, people stopped to remember the victims. >> alex sullivan. >> the names of all 12 people killed were read allowed, a bill ringing once for each at a ceremony at the aurora municipal building. dozens more were injured when accused gunman james holmes opened fire at a midnight showing to batman. there is a bright side. shooting sur vooirs eugene hahn and kirsten davis got married today. eugene was hit in the knee and hip in the shooting. kirsten got scratches when he pushed her to safety. >>> today a bay area man got the chance to thank the man who helped save his life. two years ago, 24-year-old jack chen was diagnosed with leukemia. thanks to a bone marrow transplant, he beat the disease, and today he beat the odds again by meeting his donor, something that rarely happens. chen says he's living proof that sdevent types of people need to get involved in bone marrow programs. >> there's some parts of asian culture don't -- aren't really open to, like, you know

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> investigators reeventually new details about the botched landing that ripped an airplane apart with 300 people aboard, but the ntsb says it's still too soon to know exactly why it happened. >> asiana flight smashed into the seawall. two flight attendants were ejected from the back as the plane broke apart. it was the pilot's first time coming into san francisco at the controls of a boeing 777. all three pilots on board answered questions on tuesday. officials wanted to know why the plane was flying 40 miles per hour slower than normal when it approached the runway and why the crew didn't notice until it was too late. two teenage girls, best friends, were killed. they had been on their way to summer camp. >> now, incredibly, 305 of the 307 people on board survived. some escaped just moments before the plane burst into flames. one passenger helped people to safety amid the panic. anna warner has his story for wjz. >> reporter: some of tho

campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations.

vic?there were more children rescued here in the bay area during this sweep than anywhere else in the smaigs nation. the task force included dozens of local law enforcement agencies. in all, the task force rescued 12 children. this 13-year-old girl was so scared she began hyper vent lating. an officer tried calming her down with breathing exercise and assuring her she'd be helped. we were told she ran way from a group home. patrick mimms is with an add vo ksy group that helps girls like susan. >> foster homes and group homes they're leaving these places as fast as they're sent to them. >> this 15-year-old was scared and asked if she can call her mother. this 17-year-old told them she was from a small town in sacramento. >> what di

. >> vic lee is live now.g a ridee okay? >> well, dan, even twabl little. goitsing to take longer to get a ride tonight and to get across the bridge. there are fewer people now here in line than about an hour ago. there are 100 or more people waiting in line there. let me tell you how it works. it's simple. you wait under signs okay some signs pell you where they're going to drop you off this, goes to richmond parkway. you wait, cars come, and then you take off. the regulars say lines have been longer since the strike but noticed something interesting. drivers appearing to be taking a full load. i mean many taking two passengers, you need three people to take the hov lanes but now they're taking as many as they can. and that is admirable, the american way. >> thank you. >> for commuters tomorrow the cal train express train between san jose and san francisco will stop in millbrae to accommodate stranded riders. and sax trans connecting rider autos and people waiting up to two hours just to catch a transit bus. and despite adding service lines were longer tod

. >> vic lee is live now. is observe finding a ride home okay? >> well, dan, even twabl little. goitsing to take longer to get a ride tonight and to get across the bridge. there are fewer people now here in line than about an hour ago. there are 100 or more people waiting in line there. let me tell you how it works. it's simple. you wait under signs okay some signs pell you where they're going to drop you off this, goes to richmond parkway. you wait, cars come, and then you take off. the regulars s lines have been longer since the strike but noticed something interesting. drivers appearing to be taking a full load. i mean many taking two passengers, you need three people to take the hov lanes but now they're taking as many as they can. and that is admirable, the american way. >> thank you. >> for commuters tomorrow the cal train express train between san jose and san francisco will stop in millbrae to accommodate stranded riders. and sax trans connecting rider autos and people waiting up to two hours just to catch a transit bus. and despite adding service lines were longer today

. >> thank you, vic. tonight we're hearing from the people who first called 911.among them, several passengers sm. calm, others agitated. >> hi, i'm reporting an airplane crash at sfo. we were hiking on a trail outside of pacifica and just heard a giant explosion. >> an airplane just crashed upon landing. i don't know the runway. >> were you on the plane, ma'am? >> yes. i was on the plane. we have been on the ground i don't know, 0 minutes to a half hour. we're almost losing a woman here, we're trying to keep her alive. >> the fire department says ambulance dz not go directly to the crash site but stont a triage area set up nearby. >> well, when you hear calls like that it makes you think. we've probably all wondered how we would have responded oneman says said there was no tichl to be scared, only to react. >> wendel looking forward to coming home, spent a month in bali, and south korea. the software engineer says it's not the way he wanted to end his trip. >> then, my body was like thrown this way. >> went jelz the crash felt like a scary rollercoaster ride. the

vic lee abc 7 news. >> still to come endangered white abalone. first attempts at safing it in almost a decade. >> in sacramento a $2 per pack cigarette tax will help fund health programs and antitobacco campaign autos temperatures rising. how warm it's going to be in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> and the >>> the man chosen to lead city college on its fooj a accreditation vowed to save the institution. he has until july to fix city college beiged with a variety of problems. it's a story you'll see only on abc 7. >> you know he spent more than 20 years as president of jant rosa community college. he's been through accreditation process. city college is different it's a bigger institution with bigger problems. he says city college will be saved. >> we can do it. or else i couldn't be taking this job. >> his job come was a special title. special trusty with extraordinary powers meaning he has the final word to get the college need added cred daigs. >> i think we can move things quickler without being more -- being more involved in op

. >> it was quite a different scene in capital city where it was vic they consider it a great win over the u.s. >>> at least65 people have been killed in clashes in egypt. highest death toll in incident in the country since the military ousted president mohammed morsi earlier this month. nearly 750 people were wounded in violence nationwide. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his visit to brazil in style in rio de janeiro. he attracted three million people to the vigil. pope francis will cap his first international visit tomorrow with a sunday mass. >> a tiny island in greece is getting a lot of attention because the people there live a long time. the island residents live well into the 90s. one clue, the island has no elevators or shuttle buses. >> our grandparents burned about five times as many calories in activity. they burn a thousand calories a day just doing every day chores, gardening, walking to their friend's house and i think that is big secret for americans. >> the 8,000 islanders eat a standard mediterranean diet. they also drink lots of local herbal tea. >> great reason to s

one of the cases was dog fighting conviction of quarterback mike vic. just football players that have long rap sheets. baseball and basketball play ares have been arrested over the decade including former nba forward jay son william who pled guilty to the death of a limousine driver. so why does so many of the athletes feel like they are above the law? lou holtz led dame dame not national championship. and he coached at several other schools including arkansas where in known 78 he suspended throw starting players right before the orange bowl because they broke teen rules. they were going against oklahoma. i had a chance to spoke to coach holtwhereearlier. those football and player and these players get to a level that think they don't have to play by the rules, what went wrong? >> i think if we are talking about politician and businessmen. they think they are invisible and think they are invincible and no one will hold them accountable. life is a matter of chooses, dpof goff. if you choose to do drugs and dropout of school you will have problems in your