he is from hayward but he is not from this neighborhood. they were trying to track down what he was doing here. as far as any suspect information police were not able to give us any suspect information. they were working multiple crime scenes over night. they are hoping that people who heard something may have saw something as well. may have seen something. they hope those people will give them a call so they can track down whoever is responsible. live in hayward claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:33. a man accused of killing his wife and two daughters is now on america's most wanted fugitives. the u.s. marshal service added 45-year-old shane miller to the list of the 15 most wanted fugitives. investigators have been searching for him since his family was found shot to death back in may at their home in shingletown. law enforcement says miller has outdoor survival skills and knows how to live in the wild. >>> also new this morning the oakland city council has voted how to accept a $2 million federal grant to expand the use of

hayward. i guess the first one is in relationship to what the speaker for representing safeway said. is it clear in this legislation that large grocery stores, and for that matter small grocery stores, could be that if they were -- it was a fire or some other reason that they had to close for over 120 days, they would not be in jeopardy of losing their ability to have a liquor license for off-sale consumption? >> my understanding certainly is that the intent was to preserve the exemption for large grocery stores so that they could close for as long as necessary and reopen. if that is unclear, the department certainly supports that intention. so, if the language needs to be clarified, we would be supportive of language that clarifies that. >> okay, yeah. and my support would be based upon that being included and understood. and as a corollary to that, it is much better to have the 120 days for any other type of establishment that's currently 30 days, but there are instances where it might take

fault. >> this is kind of like taking the x-ray-up to the hayward fault. it really is. it's an imaging technique. >> reporter: quake researchers are clearly excited about the unique opportunity. the chance for something like this -- >> oh!! >> reporter: -- to show them exactly where the fault lies. in hayward, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the seismic maps that come out of the experiment could help homeowners gauge how close they actually are to the fault and they could even identify new fault lines. >>> chevy is celebrating a major success. what it just did that no american company has achieved in 20 years. >> she never signed on the dotted line but she is going to find out why -- but you're going to find out why this woman is on the hook for a $25,000 loan. >> temperatures kept in check around the water, richmond 65. vacaville 102 degrees today. so a wide temperature spread. but we are trending downward. that's the reason why the onshore snow going to march in. find out how low the temperatures will go coming up as the onshore flow is going to march in. coming

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way and the most corrupt way. and that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field. revenues and royalties as the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . is displayed. in charge of b

hayward 72. 85 for concord. walnut creek 88 degrees. downtown san francisco tomorrow afternoon sunshine 64. and kentfield 76 degrees. 100 tomorrow for clearlake. extended forecast, very close to normal every day. morning fog afternoon sunshine highs around 70 near the bay. and we'll hang out in the 80s inland after tomorrow. >>> that's your forecast. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, who harkin back to the super bowl & ers 2012 season... . >>> all righty then. it's that time of year. it's here and happening. >>> nfl training camp week has hit the south bay for those of you who harken back to the super bowl and the 49ers' 2012 season, jim harbaugh is asking you to hit the delete button. >> if you have to talk about what you did yesterday, you know, no matter how good it was, then you have not done much today. >> hm. >> 49ers held their first full- squad workout this afternoon. and as usual, jim harbaugh was right there in the trenches, although the former quarterback is no longer the one taking the hits. >> i got some scars, you know

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley. and its chairman of the board carl hendricks bamberg the us government took no action against b.p. for its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create a claims fund for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that almost of the people in the gulf. large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. think lazy week. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by ja

hiward add 71-degree hayward 71 degrees. a lot of low clouds and fog banked up along the coast. >>> two former workers at apple store is suing the company. they claim apple required them to go through bag searches every time they left the company. the searches took five to ten minutes each and they were not paid for that company. the workers are seeking class action status for their lawsuit. >>> the words get your beer here takes on a whole new meaning at the 49ers new stadium. how getting a cold one is going high-tech at the new santa clara stadium. >>> there will be something in the air where the spraying begins to rid the area of mosquitoes. >>> good morning. lots of low clouds in place and a little stronger sea breeze. it looks like 80s inland. 60s and 70th closer to the coast and bay. >>> crews will spray for mosquitoes in north san jose to stop the west nile virus. the fogging is scheduled to start at 11:00 tomorrow night. now last week crews sprayed parts of east san jose. mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus were

drive time 13 to 14 minutes right now out of hayward. the right side of your screen is westbound 92 flat section of the bridge. camera position just passed the pay gates so we have a traffic alert in effect out in brentwood. brentwood boulevard is shut down now between sunset and havenscourt. it will be shut down for the next few hours because of a big rig fire. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 4:39 now. asiana airlines says it will sue ktvu channel 2 because of the bogus list of pilot names that they reported on friday at noon. the clip of the newscast went virus. the station apologized. asiana says the bogus names which were racially insensitive damaged the airlines' reputation. so far ktvu has no commented. >>> 38 passengers on the flight that -- 83 passengers on the flight that crashed are suing boeing the manufacturer of the 777. a chicago law firm is representing them and says it will soon file more lawsuits against asiana and other companies that were involved with that 777. >>> same-sex marriages will continue in california de

hayward -- except for santa clara valley. hayward. it's much, much warmer in tahoe and reno, 75, 76. 101 in palm springs. not even 70 in sacramento which is unbelievable. ukiah, 68 degrees. this isle coolest day. there will be some -- is the coolest day. there will be some fog. today a lot of 60s. 70s. way below average for this time of year. so you would expect we'll start to bounce off of these soon. some low 80s in areas that should be closer about 91, 29 and i mean it's a cool, cool day for many near the day. a lot of 60s, 70s and even san jose only 71 degrees. 60s, 50s, peninsula, very, very low 70s but after today, everything starts -- well, tomorrow will be nice. then the warm weather kicks in. 90s and it sure looks warm to hot maybe by the time we get to the weekend. >> people are saying they enjoy this weather. >> the majority. i know there's some who like the warm weather. but the masses have spoken. >> thank you. >>> jason kidd is now on probation after pleading guilty this personning to driving under the influence. kidd wa

moved train from the hayward yard to the line. >> as long as the trains come and go that's all we want. >> reporter: and b.a.r.t. wants the train fully operational before morning. >> i'm going to fruitvale and going to pittsburg and it's taking me longer than usual. >> the operations are masters and they know how to move the chess pieces. >> >>> now to our continuing coverage of the looming b.a.r.t. strike. b.a.r.t. employees were back to work after both sides agreed to a 30 day extension. now we're on july 28th and that 30 day window is closing. there's just a week left in the extension it expires next sunday august 4th. if both sides don't reach an agreement by then there might be another b.a.r.t. strike. the chief negotiator is back on tuesday. >>> more than 1,000 pounds of pot discovered inside a boat off the santa cruz county coast. this big drug seizure was the result of a phone call. a phone call made by an alert phone life guard. >> it's the kind of landmark people will not miss. that's why it was picked for this rendezvous. no life guard on duty, but a life guard was on patrol

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it's back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the old. administration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just displaying zuko less of all i do in charge

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual. tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you've got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way and the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just as plain as you can a less simple model in

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same gotta get the oil out the cheapest way is a filthiest dangerous way and the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich . by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the. ministration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . this display. of. not only in charge of being responsible fo

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and they'll just kill another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they. all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground in student norma's amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just these plan

the san mateo shows good conditions and stop speed from hayward to foster city. >> bay area hospitals are pushed to the limit bit scratch at sfo and why this passengers suffered serious injuries and others did not. >> unique conditions the pilot faced at sfo that could have made it more difficult to land. >> decision day for bart and the new eastern span of the bay >> coughing san rafael, pleasanton and south bay and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 4:42 a live picture of the wreckage of asiana flight 214 that came from seoul, before that, shanghai, with new details from the investigation including the focus on whether it was pilot error with a trainee pilot. more details ahead. >> of the 182 victims taken to a dozen bay area hospitals only a handful remain in critical condition. san francisco general reports six patients remain in critical condition including a child, sanford has two patients in critical condition. last night all minors have been released. abc7 news reporter reports on a survivor at sf general. >> crash survivor was supposed to be in san francisco

>>> reporter: saturday night at the hayward city russell blues festival as lester chambers sang a song he dedicated to martin a woman leaped on the stage. she smacked down the 73-year- old singer. several band members and fans tackle and make a citizen's arrest. >> you're okay, right? >> reporter: tonight at their petaluma home, chambers and his sons shudder at the video. >> oh, god. >> reporter: chambers has bruises on his ribs and all over his body. he must now walk with a cane. >> it's beyond fathomable that that happened to my father, a legend, someone so powerful for peace. >> i saw anger for the short term that i did fear she just couldn't -- you mother -- f you started this, boom, you know? and i was down. >> reporter: chambers cofounder of the chambers brothers says he was singing about love and

a check of hayward's personal information turned up his checks offender status. police say hayward told him he was taking modeling pictures of the girl in the car and was on his way to buy alcohol. the girl was placed in protective custody and hayward was arrested. >>> officers say they got a report that an armed man was threatening children at delta meadows park at about 8:30 last night. no one was hurt. this is the man and after an hour-long standoff at his home, police used flesh grenades to get him to surrender. >>> volunteers gathered to honor years of efforts in the fight against a.i.d.s. [ applause ] >> the nancy pelosi leadership walkway was officially opened to the public at the national a.i.d.s. member grove in san francisco. representative pelosi's young grandchildren were amongle vos to help flowers and shrubs at the memorial in gl park. >> these kids will live into the next century and they will say when they go to a museum some place they will say there used to be this thing called a.i.d.s. >> this is meant to be a quiet place where people can refle

also making it to mountain view and hayward. 46 up in tahoe. and las vegas only 77. that is not too bad. most of the cloud cover is pushing well off the sierra nevada as well. pretty good cues and buildups over the weekend. today a drier pattern for the entire state. a lot of 70s. fairfield 78. santa rosa 71-degrees. 76 san jose. 74 mountain view. and pleasanton 78. tough on the coast. even santa cruz stuck at 67. not much change. if we don't bottom out today or tomorrow that looks like a slight warmup. >>> coming up it is a big day for san francisco giants fans as they prepare to meet president obama and be recognized for their work on and off the field. >>> tom cruise and his son spend the day in the bay with the team of new zealand. >>> welcome back time now is 4:42. for the first time in five years peace talks between israel and palestine are expected to continue today. secretary of state john kerry is being created with bringing both sides together. the last hurdle was cleared when israel agreed to release more than 100,000 palestinian prisoners. both israel and

nice looking day. 77 hayward. 82 castro valley. inland community this is where it is going to get a little bit warmer. phoenix degrees in livermore. 94 walnut creek. please anton fairfield mid 90' 90's. hears lack at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. we see those numbers going south on wednesday. even cooler on thursday. mid 80's inland. temperatures will recover just a little bit on friday. but by the weekend we bump you back up to average. low 90's inland low 60's coast. something for everyone as we head into the weekend. >> looks like it thanks sandhy sandhya. >> all right giants playing well tonight. >> nice to hear for a change. larry has sports. >> they are desperate. desperate for win right now t.buster doing all he can in

for days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying the yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill he worked was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and they'll just kill another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration wa

up over the hill, over the san bruno gap and started shooting through the gap and into oakland and hayward. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning there it is. you see the clouds in the south. that's one reason we cool down. the clouds from the fog and the clouds from the shore. hot if you get into the inland bay valleys but cooler for the most part in and around the bay area the nine bay area counties. this low pressure center is the culprit. this starting the cooling. that combination filtered sunshine helps. instead of upper 90s, mid-90s tomorrow in the hot spots. low nine -- 90s and around the bay lots of 70s and 80s and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. wednesday night 5:00 there's the southern moisture. high clouds there's the fog. and then wednesday, thursday

they know the hayward fault cuts a bold path through town. they estimate the falling warre hall could mark the equivalent of a 2.0 earthquake along the fault. >> we want to see how it varies as it moves across the fault. we want to see how it moves within the fault zone and how it moves here in the hills. >> here's a building that has served the community for a long time, and in its death is doing it again by sort of imaging the area around it. >> the hall would be located at this spot. >> usgs's scouring the neighborhood, signing up neighbors willing to host one of the seismographs. dodge was willing to oblige. >> i have a location that's a good view of the campus. you're welcome to it. >> he plans to watch warren haul crumble along with more than four decades worth of memories. in this case, the long memories shall long outlive the building. >>> and that will be very interesting to see. rob mayeda is in the weather center with a forecast. it's going to be 234trusting to see how far those impacts are felt. >> they'll be able to see that the

>> reporter: a man shot multiple times in his car in a hayward neighborhood. what residents here are telling us this morning about what he said as police were arriving on scene. >>> the controversial decision on surveillance cameras came early this morning. the vote at oakland city hall that's raising privacy concerns across the city. >> reporter: and goodwill stores throughout the bay area say they've lost hundreds of thousands of dollars because of bedbugs. the ways of getting rid of the pesky problem as "mornings on 2" starts right now. >>> well, good morning. it's wednesday, july 31st. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. welcome back from vacation. >> thank you so much. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >>> let's begin with weather and traffic. steve, gonna be a nice day? >> a little cooler. welcome back. >> thank you. >> a lot of low clouds and fog. yesterday warmed up a little bit. i think they will cool down a little bit. if you are by the coast, you are saying what are you talking about? you are kind of stuck in that pattern. we'll see if there'

police in hayward asking for the public's help to learn more about a shooting. receiving multiple calls about gunfire on revere avenue. they found a man shot a number of time a few blocks away. he's been taken to the hospital where police tell us he's in no condition to talk. they say more than one person told them a white car was seen leaving the scene. police aren't sure if the car had anything to do with the shooting. >>> police in san jose state busy looking for a man who beat up another man on their campus. police say the victim was walking with a group of friends on the 4th street side of the campus science building when they got into a fight with another man. there was a struggle and some point the victim's head was slammed right into the concrete. that attacker did run and police are looking for him. the victim was taken to a hospital with what we're hearing are nonlife threatening injuries. officers at this point don't think anybody else is at risk. >>> san francisco police need your help finding a missing 80 yorl man. eugene smith was last seen monday

from hayward to foster city it is a short 12-minute commute. eastbound side is looking clear and moving along at top speed. >> next, the latest on the investigation into the deadly tree crash in a summer camp near yosemite and who the sheriff says was involved involved in monitoring the tree. >> and we look at "jeopardy" challenge and take on the toughest contestant but, first, america's money report. >> work day for wall street. traders have been nervous about the june jobs report with the jobs number critical to wall street because the fell reserve will phase out the economic stimulus plan as the unemployment rate lowers. airlines continue to add new fees on items that used to be free. by the year 2020 the amount from the fees is expected to double. an expert things the next fees will be on checked bags on international flights or to reserve a seat in coach and another would not be shocked if they adopt fees for carry on luggage. mustard has been around since romans time but more popular than ever the fastest growing condiment in the >> cover

same in mountain view and los gatos and 62 in san jose. 60 in concord and hayward. oakland, dress for 61. mid to upper 50's at half moon bay and san francisco and novato and santa rosa. as far as what will happen today, we will see temperatures around 56 to 63, the next 12 hours at 7:00 and 64 to 88 with sunny conditions and it will be hot inland and near 100 but only 66 at the coast and 62 to 86 by 7:00. >> thank you very much. expect long lines at casual carpool with cop fusion yesterday. many people showed up to discover that they were at the wrong spot on beale street. note picked up as many passengers as they could fit. parking in downtown san francisco could be a problem this morning with some lots and garages only honoring monthly parking passes and others charged up to $7 an hour or $40 a day. one garage said it was 75 percent full before 8:00 a.m. >> the bottom line, if you hoped traffic would be lighter the day's the holiday, no such luck. complete coverage of the bart strike continues with ferry service and what commuters are finding. >> people are needin

. >> as we get a look here, san mateo bridge from hayward side. on the left, someone's talking to chp. we'll check on that. but it looks like it's out of the lanes. low clouds christina's talking about may affect you in spots around the bay. check in the commute as it builds. we'll check the south bay. >> right now, the day's top stories. pilots of asiana flight 214 telling investigators they set their landing speed as they approached sfo but for some reason the plane still slowed down. ntsb is looking at anything that may have distracted the pilots from noticing the speed in the final seconds before the crash. >>> san jose police investigating a homicide in the downtown area this morning. they found a man with stab wounds at a homeless shelter. officers detained another man who they believe lives as the shelter. >>> i-80 back open after a van crashes and catches fire overnight. chp had to shut down eastbound 80 near the on ramp in emeriville for more than an hour. nobody was hurt during the crash. >>> 6:15. a man admitted to raping at least 40 wo

northbound roadwork in hayward. we'll talk about that coming up up. [ screaming ] >> protestors are expressing anger at the verdict in the florida murder trial of george zimmerman. in southern california, about 200 people blocked traffic on i- 10 in both directions for half hour yesterday evening. on nearby city streets protestors threw rocks, bottles and batteries and police officers. investigators say the groups splintered off from an earlier protest. >>> for the most part nationwide rallies protesting the zimmerman verdict have been peaceful. as marlie hall reports, the protests and legal actions appear far from over. >> reporter: more rallies are planned today as thousands have taken to the streets to protest the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >> they are entering this intersection. >> reporter: demonstrations sunday lasted well into the night in cities from coast to coast. [ screaming ] >> reporter: in new york, protestors shut down times square and then marched through the streets to harlem. and in los

. >>> police in hayward are looking for a shoplifter who shot at two security guards at a home depot. one guard was show the and another pistol-whipped around noon at the store on hesperian boulevard. police say the guards approached the man after seeing him try to steal a carful of tools. the suspect ran off after the attack. one guard was shot in the shoulder. >>> more than $2 million of pot was discovered on a boat in santa cruz. what led to the discovery and why smugglers may have chosen a particular spot to reach land. >> reporter: it's an unmarked beach typically only santa cruz locals know about just along highway 1. that's why shark tooth beach is now the crime scene of a major drug bust on the central coast. a state lifeguard was making his rounds when he spotted people acting suspiciously. then of the lifeguard found a boat by the shoreline filled with almost 1200 pounds of marijuana an estimated value of $2.1 million. 175 bundles of marijuana inside the boat to be exact. that's when multiple law enforcement agencies stepped in and arrested these four people, four men. all b

. >> word of a new crash this time in hayward. the latest on lane closures and delays coming up. >> good morning, it's tuesday july 23rd. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank's got the day off. it is 6:30 right now. >>> it was a solute fit for a king. half an hour ago the royal baby's arrival was welcomed with a 41 gun solute. you can see them on the tower bridge in the background. this is a tradition for the birth of every prince or princess no matter where their place is in the line of succession to the thrown. the royal prince was born yesterday. crowds are hoping to see a glimpse of the royal couple and their new born baby. coming up a live report with more of the party at the palace. >> we should throw a party here for the royal baby. >> i would love that. i'm so excited i can't contain myself. >> i can tell. >> you can tell. >> you are excited what the hi-def doppler is showing us. >> that is fascinating. scattered showers around the bay area. unsettled weather continuing as the monsoon rotated the moisture acros

in hayward, family of a teenage girl killed in the asiana airlines crash are speaking out. and blaming firefighters. 16-year-old ye meng-yuan was killed by a fire truck after the crash. her family's lawyer says *multiple firefighters knew ye was placed in harm's way on the tarmac. fatal injuries before the truck hit her on july 6th. reports say the firefighter's truck was not properly equipped with body- detecting technology. a national fire protection will be back after the break on kron 4 news the grief was unbearable for family members finding out hialeah apartment complex friday night. swat units were called after people dead. officers say a search of the complex turned up more bodies, including one believed hit by a stray bullet. investigators say the swat team moved in when the gunman barricaded himself inside a unit holding two people hostage. tactical forces rescued the two and say when the gunman engaged them in a shootout the suspect was killed. shots and so i went outside and my neighbors were screaming about my parents had been shot." police are trying to determ

but it will take you 12 minutes to head out of hayward and into foster city. eric and kristen? >> thank you. pope francis has a shift in dealing with gay catholic priest s, he made surprising comments. >> bringing movie star madness to the america's cup. >> a wild scene in southern california after a surfing competition. what sparked some members of the cr >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> eight people have been arrested in orange county after a major disturbance at a surfing competition in hunting ton beach. police in riot gear battled crowds downtown after a serving event ended and a big tight broke out. it took police two hours to get things under criminal. police say there was vandalism to city property but no one was hurt. >> there was a special guest during america's cup races over the weekend. tom cruise joined team new zealand after the team beat their italian competitors yesterday afternoon. he and his 18-year-old son got do work after the competition and the necessary necessity team captain says i

and here is hayward and some of the wet weather that is hanging around right now down toward 92, so, headed across the san mateo bridge could you have a few sprinkles. pulling away fromyou can see the latest update headed to pacifica, you could have a sprinkle, also. that is what we are dealing with right now. as far as the bigger picture, you can see how this is moving from east to west with the big storms in the mountains. we have the best chance of showers this morning but then isolated in the afternoon. we have flash flood warnings so in the high country today want out if that. we have winds around the bay this afternoon from noon until 9:00 and small craft advisory for the bay water and the delta commune. now, what else is going to happen as we look at our camera, the embarcadero has radar return but it looks fairly dry in our part of san francisco and partly sunny and humid and isolated sprinkle to shower, and brighter and warmer starting wednesday. temperatures today are remain warmest in the east bay valley where we we will have the mid-to-upper 80's and the bay is in the 70'

. >> he's from hayward. >> he's in hayward and i'm going to come over to gideon unless anybody else there has a response to this. gideon if you'd like to stand up. >> i'd like to ask about, there are three pernicious forms of graffiti that in some ways have actually gotten worse. as the city of san francisco has greatly improved the graffiti situation, i've noticed that there's more graffiti on concrete, on sidewalks, on curbs and also on trees, tree trunks. and tree trunks, graffiti on trees to me is the lowest form of graffiti that there is because it just -- it is so lacking in any consciousness about the environment and life and so forth. so, i'm wondering when i was in a graffiti advisory board, several of us tried to get some special attention paid to those things as well as glass etching. i don't know if glass etching has gotten worse or not, but particularly graffiti on concrete sidewalks and curbses and trees. i'm wondering if perhaps officer parerra [speaker not understood] can speak to that if any special efforts are made to address those. >> i'll speak to it. when we invoked t

. >> this is where it happened right behind me in the garden center here in hayward. it's a home depot that is very busy, especially on sundays. a spokesperson said they did not think customers were at risk and the store did remain open today as they conducted their investigation into the shooting. hayward police say two loss prevention security officers industried to stop a plan walking out of the store with a cart full of unpaid for tools. he pulled out a gun and shot one officer and struck the other on the left side of the head with the gun. the suspect was last seen running across the street. he is described as a light or white skinned hispanic man. about 6 feet tall with a short grayish hair style with a pony stale. shoppers who were here at the time describe it as chaotic. >> we pulled in just when the first officer arrived and there was hysterical people in the garden department. i think he ran away, and we were told that the security officer had an incident was was apparently shot. >> a spokesperson said say closed off the area where the man was shot. the man

concord and hayward, over 10 miles-per-hour wind gusts. mountain view, gusting up to 20 miles-per-hour. so the strong onshore wind will cool us down. a nice day -- nice live shot from the san jose cam. a lot of blue sky. it's 76 in santa cruises. emeryville cam showing you the cloud deck pushing in over the bay. santa rosa, 75. fairfield, inland temperatures still today near 90. fairfield, 88. livermore, 85. here's a look at my forecast highlights for you as we head on through the work week. clouds will really push a rush inland overnight tonight. the wind will be stiff, especially at the coast, breezy and cooler monday and tuesday, and beyond that temperatures will start to warm back up. overnight lows tonight in some locations, upper 40s to right near 50 degrees. so a little a -- cool -- cooler with the winds. and now our concern will be an area of low pressure and it's going to drop a pool of cool air and also increase those strong north to northwest breezes. so, cooler days for monday into tuesday as well. 11:00 tonight the fog bank mo

he played at festival in hayward. and ran to odisagreed with thought stage. she hospitalized him and he is with a taken to the hospital for treatment. >> i six to to eight feet in the air and on the equipment. >> police and security guards arrested the woman. she was charged with battery but was released from custody. >>> the justice department is still trying to determine whether federal prosecutors will file murder charges against zimmerman now that the state indicates is done. feds opened an investigation into the trayvon martin killing but allowed the prosecution to move forward. they used a civil rights law who have been acquitted in state cases. >> the family is relieved. speaking on cnn, older brother said the ordeal has been deeply emotion for the families but they hope george can move on with his life. >> freedom is a new concept to him. he is free to move about and do whatever he pleases. >> despite his younger brother being a free man, george zimmerman needs to keep a low profile and keep to himself. if you want to follow the department of justice

if you need to make it from hayward to foster city, a short ten-minute drive. mike nicco? >> thank you. live doppler 7 hd shows with the satellite and the high clouds will keep the temperatures up and you can see them out there. visibility is down to quarter-mile visibility so we have fog along the coast with the latest readings at an eighth of a mile. we are four miles this santa rosa and doing okay there now and everyone else is fine. we will watch sfo and keep our fingers crossed. check out the temperatures, pittsburg and antioch and brentwood, 77, 79, and 78, barely below 80. it is 74 in danville and walnut creek. the higher up you go the warmer it is. the temperatures did not cool off in the east bay. everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 60's and napa is 61 and napa is 58. eric drove in with the air conditioning on and i had the sunroof open. that is how hot it is in the east by. hazy sunshine, more heat today, excessive heat hangs around through wednesday and it will be warm over the weekend and close to average if not warmer-than-average temperatures but it will be

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we will focus on this project in hayward area northbound 880. the cones are being picked up but we had several lanes blocked. in the southbound direction between davis and marina, that will be picked up by 5:00 a.m. so far, so good. over the altamont pass, we will see a buildup of congestion at 31 miles per hour up to 47 and slow-and-go in the westbound direction. the drive in san jose along 101 away from 880, it is busy this morning. >> some pistachios sold in california are under a recall warning from the treasure harvest brand could have salmonella sold in 6-ounce plastic cup and were distributed between october of 2012 and april of 2013. if you have the product, return it for a refund or throw it away. >> president obama and first lady will host former president george h.w. bush for a special awards ceremony with an honoring for an award that president bush established to on those would made a difference in communities recognizing during his administration more than 1,000 volunteers as "points of light" which is the largest organization dedi

hayward. we will now open the floor for public comment. if you want to make public comment please come forward. mr. brooks. >> good afternoon one last time. eric brooks representing san francisco green party local grass-roots organization "our city" and as coordinator for the ceqa improvement team and make sure and i think we reached an agreement and eyes wide open here and i don't believe and maybe the city attorney can confirm and anything in the new text and with the amendments says that we can't use this process for a subsequent modification, and if we are not able to appeal subsequent modifications i don't think we would support this but i don't think it says that so i wanted to clarify that so you supervisor are aware of it. >> i don't understand the point you're making. can you restate -- >> in your remarks you seemed to indicate we're only able to use this once on one modification -- >> no, no. >> okay. then we got it, and so the main thing i wanted to say it's amazing nine plus months. all sides were playing some hard poker at the

eastbound looking good as well heading towards hayward. the overnight roadwork this is where you'll find it near the airport actually northbound 101 broadway to sfo. we're seeing some slowdowns in the southbound direction various lanes blocked northbound until 6:00 this morning. westbound 580 just beginning now to see our usual delays beginning out of tracy and continuing to north flynn. that's when we see things improve on our sensors. the drive time still in the clear 22 minutes out towards the dublin interchange. we'll take a quick look at the silicon valley ride. actually busy for this time of the morning. we'll check what's going on westbound 237 right there. there may be some overnight roadwork in lanes. overall we are seeing green on our sensors out towards sunnyvale. and the walnut creek commute we got this going on. various lanes blocked again until 6:00. northbound 680. that would be between ignacio and treat boulevard out of walnut creek. mass transit continues to be a great option. bart has more than 35 trains all on schedule.

area. 76 cities across the country were targeted in a three-day sweep including oakland, richmond, and hayward. we were the only news reporter are given access to go with the authorities. 150 people were arrested, including dozens in the east bay in the sweep called "operation cross country." this is video of some of the accused prostitutes, three juveniles were rescued, one as young as 13. we will have more on this breaking story later today starting on abc7 news at 4:00. >> a bay area man died while snorkeling in maui. the man was pulled from the waters off black rock on saturday morning. he could not be revived. he was a reporter from the bay area news group from 2,000 to 2012 when appointed to assistant deputy director of communications for the department of fish and game. foul play is not suspected. >> the next deadline if a possible bart strike is days away and the we union is threatening to walk if they do not reach a deal with management. our news reporter joins us from bart headquarters. >> they are meeting right now and they are not talking about the big issue. that is, salaries. her

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and just kill another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same you've got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the old. ahmet ministration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . it is displaying some of