in criminal cases it wasn't given top priority. >> and that is where your traffic tickets are taken care of. those are the lines you're standing in for an hour to two hours, three hours and we don't have enough people working in courts. >> and today is just a one day strike. how soon will be back at negotiating table? there is a meeting set up between strikers and management on wednesday. >> and there is an unexpected surprise at yahoo. struggling internet search company names a new ceo. the surprise part is who is chosen and where she came from. the 37-year-old was google's 20th employee and a key member behind google maps. >> marisa myer was employee number 20 and took on more and more responsibilities from appearance of search engine to many products from g mail, news to maps. her network of silicon valley women executives says it was time for a change. >> i think if she made it up through ranks at fwoogel. she needing a new challenge. i think this happens for a lot of women. they get to the top of ranks and cannot go further. >> she takes over a company making money but suffered a loss of identity. under past ceos yahoo is a content company, media and technology company. myer brings to yahoo a proven record of innovation, taking a big risk leaving a successful career at google. >> there is a very savvy business person. i think she's got a shoot at yahoo. if it doesn't work out she'll be remembered as a pioneer at google. >> and she's been a key democratic fund-raiser hosting events at her palo alto home for president obama. and can with instrumental in attracting top talent to the company. and as her peers note she's not a sure bet to bring yahoo back. >> she doesn't have a lot of the balance. she has not run a company. that is going to be a big challenge. i think from an inyes vacation standpoint she's solid. >> and this is referring to profit and loss. it's doubtful pay had a lot to do with her being attracted to yahoo. she was part of the original nal team at google and most people assume she is a multi millionaire. she quit google today by phone and will start tomorrow at yahoo. >> thank you, david. >> and the ordeal is over for giants slugger pablo sandoval accused of sexual assaulting a 21-year-old woman. and the decision comes days after sheriff investigateors determined that there is no cause to arrest santo value. sandoval maintained it was consensual. investigators say evidence they obtained from witnesses and reports was inconclusive. >> bill locker cited irreconcilable differences in fiming for divorce from his wife. and she spent a month in rehab and friday, crashed into a tree and a light pole while using a cell phone. and police say there is no indication drugs or alcohol were involve bud they're still investigating. a spokesman says he wants it resolved in a twhai serves best interests of their 9-year-old son. >> protestors in san francisco disrupted service to two muni lines this morning marking a anniversary of a shootout with police after a fare evasion stop. we're live in the bay view. >> earlier, these protestors threatened to disrupt muni service once again. i don't think that is going to happen. one reason is that there are only a handful out here, what you can see behind me is that there is a memorial for kenneth harding who died here a year ago. police were called in to monitor the 7:00 a.m. protest in san francisco. the group split and moved towards church street to disrupt muni service. >> i'm going to be late for a meeting. >> shuttle buses ready to transport riders but police didn't expect them to move. >> we had resources in place and so had to redeploy this morning. >> key interests is making sure there is to do our fwoft help people get where they need to go. >> i feel like he shouldn't be gone. >> the protest was to commemorate the death of the 19-year-old kenneth harding one year ago today. and he was involved in a shootout with police, police maintained harding fired first. the coroner later ruled the bullet that killed him came from his own gun. police believe harding may have accidentally shot himself after he was hit in the leg by one officer. and his mother doesn't believe what investigators told her. >> that is the case the investigation will be closed and ruled a suicide. and there won't be an open, active investigation, still. >> harding was a parole and a person of interest in the murder of a 19-year-old seat woman. police police did not know that at the time of the shooting. and with regard to that investigation, the shooting here is still pending. it's still an open case z just want to also adhere is that while this memorial is going on, i can see police officers about half a block from here. they're keeping their distance but kiping a waffleful eye. >> thank you. >> members of a bay area hebrew congregation are accusing police for targeting them for wearing religious skull caps. they marched this afternoon to protest what they call racial profiling and detention of a 22-year-old, riding in his parents' car as the family headed home for prayer service. gaeng enforcement made a traffic stop and officers questioned everyone everyone inside. he was key detained for not telling police he was on parole. >> they said give us your name. they began to throw him up against the car and began to punch him and beat him brutally. >> and he was arifted for resisting arest and the case goes to treem on monday. police would only tell abc 7 news it's conducting a review of the incident because of complaints. >> and crews are getting ahead of the so called robber's fire but that could change as a shift in the wind could arrive. the news reporter is live with the latest on this. nick, it kept spreading. >> yes. that is the problem. we're looking at winds again, unfortunately nobody is using this center and there is 2500 acres burning about 30% containment. it could change tonight. >> basics of the fire but 12 hours could be the most crucial. >> there is a good possibility the wind is just going blow across the lines so they're 70% to 80% wide. >> the fire is inside this line here. >> jim crawford is keeping an eye on his little town, which still has folks ignoring evacuation orders. >> this is when i see a car getting close to this place here... then i'll get worried about this part. >> we're stabbedding here over this fire, you can see there is a brown tree line burned. and containment line. in a perfect world an area would burn overnight, they contain fire. if winds are too bad, fire could jump over the creek and spread up top towards iowa hills. >> it's going to come oup this canyon. there is no way to stop it aside from the hill, increased winds bringing safety concerns. and crews are creating safety zones on the ground this, takes so long to hike the steep terrain. >> we can get someone in but can't get them out fast enough. >> and this is crucial to have helicopters dropping air retardant because cruise can't get to that fire line fast enough. >> thank you. >> and still ahead tonight there are part of a homeless population on notice after fires they're being told to pack up and move. >> there is a consumer group calling for a closure of a oil refinery. ñ!ñcús there are animal rights >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. notices being posted warning homeless to clear out of a area of san jose. they hang out and live in kelly park and authorities say all sorts of problems come as a result. we're live with the story. >> this clean up is going to target about a half dozen well established at campsites and maybe two dozen people whose live styles cause phone shall environmental damage as well as safety concerns. >> there is aim ai name for a network of campsites in kelly park. they call it the youngel. >> it's like a living facility. people have showers and have been very shoppy. >> the city says pollution and threats were promming action. late today, notices started going up. homeless campers being warned to clean up and clear out. >> for us there is a concern is many fold. there are issues of pollution and concerns over neighbors. >> if you ask park neighbors this is what worries them. cooking in the open and use of matches around dry brush. >> yes. this is scary for us. there are three fire autos there are four fires last week, some getting close to a condo complex. the city not pointing fingers and campers have their own theory. >> this is either a kid or just someone trying to cause problem autos regardless whof is to blame many welcome the sweep. >> we don't want anything that is safe back there. we trust people to take care of the problem autos shannon says workers are trying to connect residents with social services and says she hopes her fellow campers will help with clean up. >> you get a community in-housing which is good and there are community clean ups and it's better for everybody. >> and it's possible not everyone will be quite as receptive but the campers have until thursday morning to pack up belongings to clear out. >> and there are public interest group urging regulators to shut down a oil recycling plant and consumer watch dog says the leak is just latest in a number of problems for the plant. and this is accused of refusing to fix storage tanks. the ceo says his company is going to difficult financial times but that he has every intention of keeping the plant operating and resolving current permit issues. >> there is that chunk of is that fell out of the sky and through a roof? officials tell abc 7 news that they cannot determine whether it came from an airplane. and notice pieces of roof tiles among debris and damage to her roof as you can see here. there is faa says the airline apparently did not find a problem with the plane. and there is weather that is a bit of a history. it's so old out there. >> there is june gloom transfering intoel. >> this is ak look outside live here in downtown. taking a look at clouds over the bay and near the coastline. you can see there is some sunny breaks in clouds. let's go to live doppler 7 to take a look at where there are clouds up against the coastline and moving across the bay and into north bay. there is quite a bit of sunshine at this moment. and taking a look at temperatures 72 degrees in mountain view and 74 in los gatos, only 60s in other locations. 69 in antioch so it's cooler than average for this time of the year there is winds becoming tamer and still gusty in others up to 35 miles per hour now in fairfield. gusts 24 miles per hour in napa. so there are breezy conditions widely around the bay area, cloudy over knight. areas of drizzle are likely. will be windy and cool again tomorrow and cooler than average next few days and this is a cool pattern now, cool, windy and that is continuing throughout tomorrow. we can expect more seasonal weather later in the week. overnight tonight drizzle not only along coast but pushing across the bay. and up into north bay. it's most likely to get some wet weather out of the system. there are low clouds and fog wide spread across the bay area, lows into mid-50s overnight. highs under breezy conditions. there is 71 in redwood city. mid-50s on the coast. there are windy conditions and downtown san francisco, a high of 63 tomorrow, mid to upper 60s up to 63 in santa rowsa. there are highs mid to upper 60s as well. there are highs into low to mid 70s in that location. and near monterey bay, breezy. 60s near the bay, 70s inland. sheert accu-weather forecast. there is morning drizzle and there is a warm up and seasonal stride. and low 80s around the bay. >> and there is a need to warm it up a bit. >> a quick reminder about abc 7 sleep train dream campaign. there is $1 going to help bay area foster kids. go to facebook.com and click on the "like" button. >> and coming up, there is new trouble for state parks system. >> the payoff that should never ha a proposal to keep gay and lesbian history out of schools will not make it out on to the ballot. the gay history law signed last year requiring schools to integrate lessons about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history with existing lesson autos new trouble for pensionund covering more than a million and a half state employees. cal pers reports it earned just 1% on investments last year, below projection of 7.5% and there is a separate fund earning just 1.8%, those fall short, the state is required to makeup the difference. >> state park employees were trading vacation time for cash as the crisis was forcing parks to close or cut back and investigators say the deputy director was behind the scheme they say was enujical. and allowed employees to cash in vacation time. no such buyouts have been approved since 2007. he received one of the largest checks for $20,000 when parks need it most. >> there a number of park that's only needed $50,000 and 200,000s thadz would have got them through so they won't be on the lice lopez turned in by a whistle blower, then demoted and later resigned. the employees were legally entitled to payments. >> and tonight an ambitious new upgrade for microsoft now renting office space in clouds z stepping up computer competition autos in a new milestone in a 30 year battle against aids approval for an hiv prevention pill. >> a break through that will save your dog from liver failure, stay with us. $ñ çldw$'@ hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios good evening, we'll start with technology news, your phone, e mail and games have become touch sensitive and what stayed the snaim microsoft office. but today the company announced word and power point are getting a makeover. >> i would tell thu is an ambitious relief of microsoft office we've done. >> the chief executive told reporters boring spread sheet skpe. mail program you probably use at work are about to get interesting. there is microsoft office heading sqi ward. >> by default, the april politics will store content in the cloud. you can store them locally. >> microsoft thinks most will opt for the cloud service. like melissa hans yoon. >> i know no longer have have to carry a flash drive and save things in multiple places. it's always there. >> and there is a design for tab bretts and phone. >> and there are gestures and there are tab blets bigger than an ipad. experts say this is changing rules, by positioning new tab blets not just entertainment but as a business tool. >> this is an interesting way to compete for the microsoft faced tablets versus, say, ipad. >> and made it clear that it is not office like. >> that wasn't the junior version that. was full office. >> and there is kim grant says. >> this replaced by mi lap top. >> microsoft will launch windows 8 in october. but haven't announced when the new version of office will be available. >> fda gave a go head to the first drug proven to reduce the risk of getting hiv this, pill is a major milestone in the 30 year battle. the scientists marked since 2004 as a treatment for hiv and combination of other drugs. there is studies when used in combination with safe sex practice autos there has been a bit of break through in the bay area involving treatment of a dog that ate death cap mushrooms. >> casey is a 2-year-old miniature shepherd. two weeksing ao, vet nair yinz told owners he'd probably die after eating toxic death cap mushrooms while on vacation. >> we called him the wonder dog. it's amazing. just amazing. >> and this is making me happy. >> he had to tell owners he'd probably die. and no dog ever survived after eating the push rooms but another vet tracked down dr. todd mitchell involved in human trials. >> there is a radiologist come in to do an ultrasound identifying the gal bladder then take a need skbrel a syringe and puncture the gal bladen then take the needle out. >> there is a similar procedure successful in humans but involved surgery and leaving a drainage tube in place. >> this is a first of any species to have simple aspirations. >> there is a new procedure is a game changer. >> the owners will be keeping an eye on him and dr. pitchel looking forward to trying this procedure on humans. >> and pilot program in san francisco matches up homeless people with dogs have come under fire. time is running out for of the dogs so the city came up with a plan to let these formerly homeless people take care of the pets. this is called wolf. >> why not something like woof giving these dogs socialation and help them from better prospect autos and it's offering $10,000 to cancel the program but set to begin august 1. >> we can see animals resilient and people can change, too. >> peta is offering -- again this, should begin august 1. >> there is a death sentence from a murder case that was up yeld. this juror was improperly dismissed. and justices ruled they can be fair dispute her views. and there is scott peterson, remember was convicked of murdering his wife, laci peterson almost 10 years ago now. >> two americans released from captain today. the boston minister, another church member and a guide abducted last year and here, you can see two of them returning sinai. kidnapper said he freed them after officials promised they'd work on releasing his uncle from prison. they're kidnap add long a road to a christian monastery. >> republican mitt romney is standing his ground despite calls from fellow republicans to release additional tax returns and made it clear he'll release only two years of tax rush returns. >> john mccain ran for president and released two years of tax returns. john kerry has hundreds of millions american released her tax returns somehow this wasn't an issue. >> there is a growing number of could be conservatives think they should contend to democrats. president obama focused on allegations romney outsourced jobs during time in private business. >> governor romney's economic plan would create 800,000 jobs. there is only one problem. the jobs won't be in america. >> romney called for an apology over what he claims are false attacks on record. >> and still coming up a search for an end to america's housing crisis. >> there is getting your home mortgage modified is no easy task. banks often drag their feet through this process. >> michael finney points out there ais a place you can turn to get help. >> with help regina harper was able to get her mortgage modified she remembered the dark days. >> i remember when i would look at the four walls and think how long have i got to be here? >> we hear a lot about foreclosures and see our neighbors forced out of homes, we asked when is the pain going to end? the answer is this is going to go on for years. >> this is like a band aid being ripped off rather than a quick matter. it's a long process. it's going to continue to go for a long time. >> john maddox is a co-founder of you walk away and says banks are taking their sweet time. and this looked at data and found it's clients have a long way before they hear from a bank. >> high percentage of clients haven't received a foreclosure notice 15 months. or 18 months. in some, as high as, you know two and a half years and. >> he says if it keeps going this won't end soon its not going to consider start to go back on the upward trend for in my opinion any significant trend about 10 year autos good news for those hoping to increase home he can witness witty? rentsz are going up and buying a home is looking like a better deal. >> and there is a link on abc 7 news.com. >> coming up a countdown to what nasa is calling one of the most-difficult missions. >> the new rover abou you can see tonight's money matters a groomy outlook on the state of the u.s. economy. for the third month now, retail sales have fallen down in june, and almost every category. cars furniture and clothing. the numbers are better than last years but many economists have down graded their growth estimates to a paltry 1 plt 5%. that did not sit well on wall street. s and p lost three and some change. and citi group a profit of $2.9 billion. the bank didn't have to cover delinquent loans. and a nud study finds you tube has become a major platform for news. and. >> another countdown in nasa. on august 5th curiosity rover will begin a two year mission and there is a local scientist began working on this more than two decades ago. >> this may be the most elaborate animation for what nasa called putting curiosity on to mars will be just the beginning. is it risky? >> and there are thousand tlaif been successful only 40% of the time and this one with a landing crane, is filled with peril. >> it's like a game of dom nos. if one is out of place it's likely that the last domino won't call it could greatly disappoint dr. davis blake today no. far away in a room down this busy-looking hall, he showed us one crucial instrument. 22 years of his life in the making. >> is this a center piece of the mission. >> we want to open up the book of mars history. >> there is a mountain in the middle. four billion years layered 20,000 feet high. and curiosity will climb and read how mars developed. >> and this is just like going back in a time machine and looking at mars four billion years ago. >> and they will find out whether they would have conditions whether life would develop. >> if we can move forward that would be history. >> in mountain view, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and that is coming in august. >> there is spencer christian here. >> there is a time lapse view this afternoon. there is southeastward we have blue south and east with clouds continuing to travel across the sky. tomorrow we can expect temperatures well below average. some showers north and there is 76 in sacramento and 86 in fresno. here in the bay area there are mixed conditions up into the north bay. windy on the coast. there are 60s to low 70s. there is another day of temperatures well below average. there is a warm up on thursday, friday friday low to mid-90s inland over the weekend. >> very good. thank you. >> okay. >> if you haven't heard about abc 7 naus larm clock listen up. >> and that is the voice of spencer, it puts top news, headlines weather and traffic information right there at your bedside. >> it's available for down load free of charge right now. just search for abc 7 news san francisco alarm. >> and there is something awfully handy. >> and efficient, and it works. >> and stay with us, outdoor play turned lucrative. >> how much he's payin hope you can join me at 9:00,. >> someone from airport comes running over and screaming. >> a big airport mix up creates a major security scare. tonight an airline admitting this mistake. >> then at 11:00 there is unlikely weapon in the fight against hangovers from the produce aisle. >> and look for that vacation. >> and happy to be here. >> and shouldn't i be on the beach? there is not on the beach. giants back for a six-game road trip that is starting tomorrow, giants now a game and a half up but heading smack into east coast humidity went one and six this month. and there is the importance of the trip. >> when i thits going to be a close race. and there is is just trying to win ball games. there is a pretty good ball trip. we can take games from both teams. >> and nfl news, 49ers could not agree to a multi year contract before the 1:00 p.m. tag deadline. 49ers slapped the tag back in march and gave him a one year offer just north of $6 million. he has yet to sign that tender and said woe not hold out. there is a struggle and now, some of the off the court issues are back home in latvia. the state prosecute yeser there open aid criminal case for andres for tax evasion. he could face a $70,000 fine and a max five year prison jents. he makes $10 million a year, so coming up with money should not be a problem there and brazil and vice president biden sitting courtside in washington. team usa down in the first half. there is kevin durant coming off the bench right now. there is 66.59 and getting kids away from tv or computer to go outside to play was the idea behind cliff kid backyard game of the year playoffs held in san francisco. >> are you ready to get it started?. >> with that former olympic gold medalist dick kicked off backyard games. >> our way of helping kids reconnect without door play and giving them a chance to get outside, explore imaginations and create games. >> six kids brought their games to the grass. the winner taking hem a $10,000 scholarship. >> there is my mom used to read to my little brother who is home now. >> there is when i thought i can make that into a game. this is about dancing. >> moseley won gold in free style skiing and for him this is the creative outlet. >> you want them to want to go out there to do something fun not have to do something that is traditional. it's okay just to go have a good time. make shove up. >> 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