records. the san bruno explosion destroid homes . never water tested. instead pg&e relied on a controversial system of spiking pressure. the ntsb pin pointed a faulty well as a point of rupture. would it have been found if line 32 was ruptured. >> so, anything related to what happened in san bruno and why it happened, that will come out in the nstb final report. >> they are trying to inform people with letters and phone calls and this man lives half a block away and got neither and stopped to ask workers. >> it was a repair or that sort of thing and they wanted refer me to pg&e. it is for the test driver. they got the letter and the call. we are concerned about this pipe situation all over . because of that disaster that occurred and now everyone is tentative . pg&e is also holding neighborhood open houses and trying to inform people near the test sites. next in line preparation will begin in work next week. abc 7 news. >> thank you, heather. two cars shridecollided on the streets of oakland and left a woman badly injured and a hit and run suspect on the loose. abc's alen is near the crash. what more can you tell us? >> the scene here by the parms is cleared and police may be searching for him near 66th avenue. let me show you what it was like. police believe he was hiding in the apartment complex. be on the look out for a guy who may be bleedding. he jumped a wall lined with razor wire. it started out on 81st and rugs dale in front of the elementary school. we'll go to sky 7 hd. the suspect was chased in a white stolen car when he blew through the intersection and slammed into a woman who picked up her son. the boy was compose trying to help his 1-year-old sister. >> he was taking care of the baby . ambulance and everyone came. >> how badly hurt was the woman. >> really bad. she couldn't breathe. she was driving and she was not good. >> was she unconscious? >> yes, she was unconscious. >> the boy's mother was taken to highland hospital. he had a bump on his head and his sister appeared to be fine. that suspect is still at large. but he could very well be hiding in the apartment complex police say with a free but without a search warrant they can't look for him. they decided to back off. they know who he is and eventually they will catch up to him. alen wong, abc 7 news. >> the wildfires season in california doesn't start officially for several weeks. when it does. itate and local firefighters will have to do what they can with fewer sources. >> laura anthony is life tonight with the story. >> hi, dan. state and local fire officials say they will make do with what they have. the staffing cuts couldn't come at a worse. california lush grasses starting to dry out. cal-fire wants the public to get ready for a high fire season. >> all of that rain led to an abundant amount of grass and brush. many will have to fight fires with fewer people. thank to 30 million in state cuts. they will have 700 fewer firefighters on line this summer. >> that means they will have three rather than four. >> this is tough times. this is the best situation and we know that our men and women will stand up to the challenge and respond with three people on an engine. >> they will depend on the inmate crews when a wildfires breaks out. and fire officials want property owners to do their part. >> this is a perfect time homeowners should get rid of the weed and anything that is overgrown. we require the clearance and that can increase a home of surviving. and cal fire expect to rely on the partnership with a local agency and the last resort. governor brown can hire back the seasonal firefighters and that is if they get bad. in sam ramon abc news . and it is a city struggle to close the back. and david louie reports. there will be no winners. >> it is not a bed of roses and tough clouds are made to close the budget deficit and the list of losers is going. and then library hours will be cut and the children's carousel will be closed and residents realize the consequences. >> it is so on the fire department and eldarely people, that it is going to hurt us if they do that. they are working on a plan to reduce the staffing on the fire stations on a rotating basis. five of the unions have agreed to 10 percent pay cuts . i can see why people get angry and the budget is tight and they are allowing the reaction . labor leaders are angry and they are asked to make sacrifices. concessions will only cover a third of the deficit. >> cuts are devastating and it will change the quality of life in san jose and affect public safety. it is a terrible budget. >> the city council is wrestling with other way to make cuts. but the biggest leader is the public and quality of life will take a hit. >> they are shrirchinging services. library hours are reduced and community centers reduced. i think people are feeling it already. >> one other idea he might consider is adding a quarter percent sales tax that generates 30 million. he would nolt ask for voters approval until or unless the city tightens its belt. david louie. abc sennews. >> prosecutor rested their case today in the murder of oakland journalist chauncey bailey. >> the defense attorneys and another bakery associate plan to argue a different case starting tomorrow. abc's 7 reports. >> after nearly 70 witnesses, 167 pieces of evidence and six weeks of testimony. the prosecution rested its case in the murder trial of chancy bailey. starting tomorrow they will lay out a strikingly different and much shorter version of the events and will not make opening statements. they will call a handful of witnesss and wrap up in a couple of days. the lawyer prosecutors have so far failed to prove that the former leader of the black muslim bakery ordered a hit on the editor to silence them. >> i am prepared to rely on the state of the evidence right now. melissa crum made her case without speaking to reporters. they will call one witness and will not not say who it will be. >> there is sufficient evidence to prove his guilt. >> prosecutor's final witness was diet mere. he denied promising him that he was not going to be charged with murder. they hope to challenge the credibility of the former bakery member who followed bay's order and shot bailey in the head as he walked to work. >> we'll put witnesses on jointly and impeach him even more if that is possible. >> could give the closing arguments and this case will be handed over to the jury for deliberations. abc 7 news. >> just ahead here tonight. your phone where you spend it. senon your side michael finney revealed the secret score to predict whether you will go bankrupt. >> cal state took a step in precing your on line privacy. we'll tell you about the order. and i think we have to know. >> senator diane feinstein takes aim at pakistan. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a 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(man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> how would you feel if you out someone was reading your credit card bill. michael finney is here to expose the dirty secret of the financial world. >> you have a financial score and a behavior score. you do, they are judging you on where you shop and what you buy and how you use your credit card. >> maybe you have been shopping recently in a discount store and perhaps had a drink in a bar and took time to see a marriage counselor. all of that can negatively impact your behavior score. >> it is a fact that where you use your credit card tells a story of what type of risk you pose to the credit card issuers. >> yawn is with smart credit.com. before that he spent 12 years working for two credit reporting agencies. he said almost every large credit card issuer in the country uses behavior scores it is september and never revealed to the consumer. >> uses it at places like pawn shops and lend uses them in major counselors. discount stores and that indicates that you are a higher credit risk. >> that is used by credit card issuers to determine the interest rate and credit limit and if you get to keep your credit card. >> shoppers were surprised to hear about behavior scores. >> i was not aware of that but i think it is wrong. >> first place it is discrimnatory. >> you shouldn't be judge. ed. >> josh is for the center of responsible lending. >> they cut back on their spending and behave in a way that is more responsible. that raises a red flag for issuers and they consider that financial distress. >> 35 billion card holders were reviewed using behavior scoring and a small percentage of those were adversely hurt. 1900 saw a reduction in the credit line. there are also other known methods that credit card issuers to measure your credit worthiness. senon your side obtained a flier by experian and promoting the bankruptcy predict score. it forecast the chances that someone will file for bankruptcy. it is not revealed to the card holder. experian declined to comment. >> the credit card issuer shuts down by neighbor who is filing bankruptcy and don't charge me a higher rate to subsidize that loss. >> behavior and bankruptcy scores adversely impact minoritiy and low impact consumers. >> it focuses on folks directly. >> >> they declined an interview for the story. we posted fliers that companies predict. you can see them on abc 7 news.comand click on 7 on your side. >> that is stunning stuff. >> state lawmakers are looking for protection for anyone who surfs the internet. >> and abc capt captain correspondant reports from sacramento. >> whether you are on the internet by computer or smart phone, companies are collecting bits of information about you. where you have been and what you are buying and selling that data awn without your knowledge. >> i want what i do to be private. if i want to share that information with you, i will tell you. but to have companies do it and you don't know, it is scary. >> and the senate judiciary committee took a big step in protecting california on line privacy by requiring a simple optout feature on search engines to tell website operators that you do not want your habits monitored. it puts them in the forefront and alows them to sue for violation. >> tracking technology is getting smarter and more intrusive. >> but tech net that represents the internet giants. think that the optout man date hurts the california economy. the trade group said data collecting allows companies to target advertising to specific users and do not track recontradiction could mean a multibillion dollar hit. >> we believe that sb 7 61 is the equivalent of texas stopping the oil industry and california's tech trea is of equal experience. the do not call law will not bring down the telemarketing industry. >> it is a bill that will finally get privacy rights in the digital age. we have a constitutional right to privacy and the law hasn't kept pace with what is going on in the internet. >> three of the four major web browsers will have an optout feature. it is voluntary . the senator said he's willing to work with the tech industry to address their fears. abc 7 news. >> one thing hope up don't mind us tracking is the temperatures. >> wow, what an increase we'll see tomorrow. >> we may have record highs tomorrow. and the warm up starting today. it was cooler in inland spots today and it was warmer on the coast. here is a live view locking down at the city by the bay. what a beautiful evening and it is clear skies and lots of sunshine and it is mild. we'll look at high temperatures, or some of it first. and conran andantioc and 81 in clover dale. they are five degrees cooler than yesterday and milder on the coast. high today at half moon bay following 69 . 69 in san francisco and a lovely day and getting barmer tomorrow . right now warm in most inland locations and san francisco and half moon bay are at high marks for the day . 79 in antioch and 79 in fairfield . concorde . by this time tomorrow, we'll lock at higher temperatures. and record temperatures are possible in some locations and it will be cooler by the weekend . this afternoon. satellite close up will image shows high pressure to the northwest and brought us dry flow of winds out of the north and northwest . kept conditions nice and sunny . overnight tonight. a center of high pressure moving inland and north and northeast . that will shift the wind direction and get an off shore developing overnight and that will also provide for a mild condition overnight tonight and low temperatures because of that off shore flow we'll drop in the mid-50s and it will be breezy in the hills . so mild conditions overnight. no 40s but 50s in the overnight hours. we'll look at high temperatures in the south bay and mid-to upper 80 in san jose and cooper tino . on the peninsula, low to mid-80s . low to midcents on the coast . downtown san francisco near 80 degrees tomorrow . 74 in the sunset district . climbing up to 88 in santa rosa . quen in napa. it will be in the low to mid-80s and oakland tops out higher tomorrow . inland, east bay highs up in the upper 80s . 90 in brent wood and pleasanton . 85 in santa cruz and also a record for santa cruz . and here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast. big warm up is almost as warm on tuesday. we get sharp cooling on friday and mother's day is looking great. but that will be the coolest day in the senday period. happy mother's day early. >> yes. thank you very much. >> coming up next. new tiger that is headed for the san francisco zoo. and why the zoo changed and why the zoo changed ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> eight protestors were arrested after crashing the well's fargo annual shareholders meet nothing san francisco. >> hundreds of people turned out to protest wells fargo bank foreclosure policy. a group of potestors called for the meeting on home foreclosure. they blocked the building entrance and police arrested them when they refused to leave. >> there are foreclosure occurring in my community and devalued the property . it is modified lows. it is my property values. >> wells fargo issued a statement saying we engage with outreach in california. and the san francisco zoo is getting a new siberian tiger . martha is coming from the zoo in omah-hah . weighed about 300 pounds just like titianta who escaped and killed a teen three years ago. marthal be here sometime next month. it is time to begin a new tragedy. >> and we have spent time respecting the losses of the young man and titiana. it is a story and the san francisco zoo is ready for the survivor. >> and titianaleaped over and attacked three young men and killing one and injurying two. officers shot and killed her that night. >> still ahead. and new details and questions the delicate relationship with pakistan. taxi drivers signing off. and that is right out of their pockets. it is coming soon. >> good evening, again. there are growing questions of how osama bin laden could have been hold up in the compound for years without officials in pakistan having knowledge. we are learning more about how long that compound was under the u.s. scutiny. mark matthews with here with new information. >> u.s. intelligence agencies have been watching that compound since august. in december senator feinstein was begin a briefing. she told reporters that the compound stuck out and if pakistan authorities did not know who lived there, they should have been curious to find out. >> was it benign indifference or was it indifference with a motive. i don't know what the answer is and we need to find that out. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee is promising an investigation and backed away from call to suspend aid to pakistan. >> here's the problem. if we don't what then? and that what then is really important . does china step in. who steps in? >> the raid on the compound and killing of bin laden reignited the debate over water boarding. feinstein saw no evidence that harsh interrogation techniques led to bin laden. >> i know a good deal of how those interrogations were conducted and in my view, nothing justifies the kind of procedures that were used . >> but the republican chair on homeland security said feinstein was wrong. >> information came from colleagues like mohamed after being water boarded relating to the courier and information came . initial information about the cower yir came from cahid sheik mohamed after the water boarding. >> some information about bin laden's courier came from detainees that were water boarded. but it came many months after he was water board information that came out in standard interrogations. senator feinstein said her committee will investigate the event in pakistan and she will not commit to a public hearing. she will get a full briefing. she is scheduled to meet with panetta tomorrow. >> here's what we learned about the raid on the compound. bin laden was not armed. one of the wives tried to rush them and she was shot in the leg. one helicopter was blown up after the raid. they are scouring the items said to include hard drives and dvd's . they showed part of bin laden's skull was blown away. the white house doesn't want to inflame the sentiment but a taliban spokesman said u.s. has not provided convincing evidence that bin laden is dead. >> imagine not getting a raise for several years and told that there is a job related expense that you are going to have to pay. >> they are not accepting their fate privately. carolyn tyler has the story. >> if you have a hard time finding a taxi in san francisco today, this is probably the reason why. dozens of drivers were at city hall protesting new rules that require them to offer passengers the option of paying with credit cards. the five percent processing fee is the deliver's responsibility. >> i spend the first half of my day, making the money to break even. >> city policy doesn't allow that expense to be passed on to customers, even though some are willing. >> i am prepared to pay that. >> on top of that. money coming out remain stayingant. they are not allowed to increase the fare in senyears. >> i have seen bart go up. what happened with taxi. >> because of the cabby concerns . the transportation agency is now recommending a fare hike and a fee drivers can charge for higher gas prices. on others the agency is less willing to budge. the electronic way bill is put in place to record all taxi transactions . >> you want us to be a independent contractor so you don't pay benefits and then track every move we make? >> and the other cities that we did research with and privacy concerns have been addressed through secure encription type technology and we expect to do the same thing. >> there will be two town hall meetings to discuss the issues and a public hearing here in city hall on may 17th. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> and when we come back the mississippi river levee that blown up overnight. >> and the local farmers thatoo% >> a rare violin is missing from the san francisco conservatory of music. this is surveillance video of a man who toll it last tuesday. a witness followed him. the video showed him getting off of the station. the violin was made by carisa and worth $23,000. if you have any information call the san francisco police department. >> the decision to blow up a levee to prevent a small town from being flooded appears to be paying off. the army corp of engineers blew a massive hole and sending water on to 200 square miles of farm land. it ruined crop prospects and damaged 100 homes . but the sacrifice had to be made to save the town of 2800 people. >> we'll spend whatever necessary to fight the flood. that is our number one objective. and the demolition project did nothing to ease the risk of more trouble down stream. the mississippi is expected to rise to the highest level since the 1920s in part was tennessee, miss piss and huse luse. authorities are considering using techniques similar down stream. >> brisk sales of fuel efficiency cars . they were up 33 percent. the focus and cruz did well toyota sales rose only one.3 percent . the rallies that lifted appears to be waning. the nasdaq and s&p 500 500 fell on weak earnings reports. profits fell eight and half percent last quarter and concerned that higher prices will cut deeper in sales. apple announced an upgrade. it will come with a high speed data port and chip that makes it up to 70 percent faster. and well, still to come tonight. celebrating a remarkable effective program. >> it provides housing to residents of one of the bay area's challenging neighborhoods . never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime. p me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >> breaking new in pittsburgh. someone shots up a pittsburgh police cruiser as it was responding to another shooting. sky 7 on over the atlantic and avenue. there are eight bullet holes and one of them is shattering the window . a officer may have been hit by a piece was broken glass. they are searching the area for a gunman. we'll bring you updates on abc news nine and 11. >> in the heart of a challenging neighborhood is a program that is providing housing for thousands of people. the clients not only get a home they can afford but a supportive community. cheryl jennings has the focus on this report. >> little aval and her family of five live in a well maintained two bedroom apartment they can afford in san francisco. it is called tndc for short and provides affordable housing. >> i like to building the apartment and it is quiet and safety and clean. >> it left because it was not safe for her family there. she feels safe. and it is a lot of information . they can tend to the social work. it is counseling and jobs. it is housing with engine . for me housing retention is not just how long are folks at ing but are they enjoying the state. >> it started with one single room occupiancy hotel and now we are 30 buildings and 2500 units affordable rental housing units and over 3,000 tenants and the tender point after school program for children run by the manager. >> we provide homework assistance four days a week and that is for all ages. >> young people like sandra ortega came as students when they were younger. >> i want to help out my community. they helped me out. i am not doing anything i am not supposed to do. >> one day my kids will be something. a doctor or a teacher or something. it is a good feeling leak a family. >> the families know they belong to a community that offers hope. cheryl jennings, abc sennews. >> cheryl will host a fundraiser for them next week. the program celebrates the 30th anniversary this year. there is a link on see it on tv. powerful program. >> we are expecting world champion weather in our forecast. and we are going to have an off shore flow by 8:00 and we'll see more warmer weather developing . today's high approximate will be -- today's highs were warm and it will be 10 degrees warmer with concorde getting up to 89 degrees . we'll have 86 in palo alto . down in monterey bay high in the aches . top side 85 in santa cruz tomorrow . that is a record for may fourth . 90 in gill roy tomorrow . we'll see things warming up as well it is a high of 91 in sacramento and freso. and 101 in palm prings. here is our 7-day forecast. inland location and close to 90 again on thursday and cool down on shorply . mother's day will be the coolest day in the 7-day forecast period. inland highs only 70 degrees. i am sure there is cool moms out there. >> thanks, spencer. >> local artist are doing their part to help victims of the tsunami. they presented a check for $23,000 to the american red cross. they raised money for the other japanese inspired art the and offered art classes for anyone five or older. >> versatile movie star hugh jackman opens a show. the australian's career began in mucal theater. >> they caught up with them in rehearsal. >> this is the hugh jackman most people know. this is where his heart is. >> one night only. ♪ that's all i have to say. >> hugh jackman rehearsing his new show. this is your first love and first career. >> certainly being on the tage is where i started. before i came to america, i did a number of mucals. >> it is a logical place to launch the show . it is a concept he was dreaming about for yearings. ♪ i have no doubt that i could love you. >> i call it the sound track of my life. it is electic . expect it, too. >> he won a tony award and the boys from oz on broad way. i had the time of my life. thank you so much. >> and i will be bringing it back. we have not wanted him to take over the entire show. dancing with the rockets when he hosted the show. but he hosted the oscars . it is one place to host in front of a billion people and everybody is more nervous than you . jackman said there are no plan to take it to broadway yet. but the timing was right to do it. >> try to open as many doors as possible. this is abc 7 news. and more talent . coming up next, paternity leave in baseball? >> oakland a's player you can see >> tonight on coffee tv 20. there is an apple in the oval office and one california congressman said it may be illegal. there are dui arrest here in the bay area anditate wide. they are talking about dropping cases in southern california. >> but giant's baseball. they have had rough spotsment >> they scored runs here tonight . giving up runs also. a giant's manager did not sugar coat anything. he said they are awful and today joins are in new york in search . lost offense. the karlos beltran in the first set it out in a hurry. and brian vogual saw them score in the third to take the lead . four home runs and vogualson who had an rbi single and scored along with aaron rone . five-five in the sixth . nate. that is way out. his second of the year and 6-5 gines and mets tied it up and they are deadlocked in sixes in the eight. >> baseball is a six month 162 month grind and it is a first-time parent in the season like the a's catcher did last week. mike shuman has more. >> down the left field line. they did well. it is gone. curt hit two home runs and this is first time dad is loving it. i am having a great time. i got to go back home . i picked up my daughter. they are a sleep deprived. i have the best wife in the world. he sleeps with her. >> in the old days there was no paternity leave in baseball. >> i can't imagine missing any one, two or three. i can't imagine missing. >> he will be missing malia on the road. >> it is tough, but at the same time you have to go on the road and spend time with her. >> he claims it was amazing watching the birth of his first child. >> it is incredible watching my wife go through labor. she is a trooper and tough. >> you get hit by baseball and after seeing that, oh, it is nothing. >> they should be proud. in oakland. mike shuman. abc 7 sports. >> and pac 10 is expanding and being the pac. signing a bigger tv deal. that will be quad ruptling and the tv partners and the league could start his own network on top of that . they will make over 20 million a year more than the existing deal. it is derek rose who suggested he might win the mvp award. he is the youngest to join jordan to receive the mvp. it is averaging more than 25 poigns and senassists a game . celtics are fighting among themselves . how would you like to guard dwaynewade and cross over and ankle breaking . lebron, hello . you know, it is a monster game and 102-91 and they lead the game tonight. that is this edition . thanks for joining us. >> have a great night see you at captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants-- he teaches at a school that has been named a california distinguished school three times. from san bruno, california, please welcome... she teaches at the largest high school district in california. from bakersfield, california, let's greet... and she receives support from teach for america rst.om bakersfield, california, let's greet...