dispatch call. there is a baby in the back of of a toyota scion. >> just doing our job. every single peace officer in the nation would have done the same. >> officer ken lee spotted solomon and the stolen car parked in front of the public defender's office. police took him into custody and the baby was reunited with her mom and dad. >> police are now searching for a 6-year-old girl in the santa cruz county. she is missing and she was last seen at the school in watsonville. she was supposed to board a bus, but it is not clear whether she ever did and she's wearing a black shirt and black pants and carrying a tinkerbell backpack. if you have any information, please call 911. pressure social media may have been the reason an accused child groper turned himself in to palo alto police. 47-year-old rob chapman called the dispatch line a little more than a day after incriminating surveillance photos were posted on social media and chapman was accused of groping a 12-year-old as she shopped with her mother in the staggon as farmer's market sunday afternoon. they're trying to figure out what damaged liverpool lil's, a popular pub. heavy smoke poured from the building about 7:45 this morning. firefighters believe it started in a shed out back that spread to an office above the bar. the dining area and kitchen suffered heavy smoke and water damage. no word yet on when it will reopen. more confusion and problems tonight for heald college students who tried to pick up their transcripts after the school's schools shut down abruptly. as students lined e said they waited for hours and still did not get their transcripts. others are having problems transferring to another school. >> other community colleges don't accept their credits from here so we're having an issue with that because all of the credit that we have pretty much is done. we can't use them nowhere else so we went to school for nothing. >> heald says it's investigating the claims and is trying to work with other schools and heald closed 28 campuses on monday blaming an evaluating. if you are stuck with student loans for heald college, there is something you can do. 7 on your side checked and we've posted a link where you can file a claim of sorts just go to abc 7 news.com. people living in the south bay are hoping this marks the end of an era of water pollution stretching back decades. a car ney cupertino has agreed to stop dumping chemicals into permanente creek. that creek starts in los altos before draining into the bay. david louie has details now and reaction to this multi-million dollar settlement. >> reporter: long time residents remember a day when permanente creek of fish and frogs and they died off because of sillen yum from the lehigh hanson quarry and neighbors tried to fight the quarry for years. this facility has been operating for 80 years here and for 80 years they've been using their creek as their own personal sewer and this is a great day. a great day because the quarry has agreed to spend $5 million to install facilities to clean up waste water to federal clean water act standards and you will also pay a $2.5 million penalty. the settlement has teeth. >> now if the company violates any part of that we can seek contempt of court. it's an order and the judge enters it as an order and it's quite powerful. >> epa has 24/7 access. we don't have to wait. we don't have to give them warning and we can go right on to the facility to do inspections. >> lehigh issued a statement saying, quote, we are pleased to resolve these issues with an agreement that is outlined to operate in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. >> we are glad that it will encourage them to avoid externalization of their costs by making them clean up and dumping it in the environment. >> reporter: residents say they will know when they achieve victory when they once again will see fish living in permanente creek. in los altos hills, david louie abc 7 news. governor brun has a new goal for the state in its effort to go green. in an executive order today governor brown set a new target of reducing carbon emissions to 40% below the 1990 levels by the year 2030. he says it's the most aggressive goal enacted nationwide. he's ordered specifics, but state water officials say it will require accelerated development of renewable energy and alternative fuel sources and getting more electric cars and heavy duty trucks on the road. >> unexpected opposition has turned up to the warriors' plans to build a new arena in san francisco. the coalition of opponents says the the arena has the potential door hospitals in mission bay. carolyn tyler is live on 3rd and 16th streets with the story. carolyn? >> reporter: dan this is very sudden. a warrior spokesperson says he's as shocked as anybody about this turn of events and this attempt to block the warriors arena scheduled to be built right here. >> the $1 billion privately financed warriors arena seemed to be moving ahead as rapidly as the team itself and an 18000 seat facility the twin office towers in retail in mission bay. >> the warriors want everybody to believe that the arena is a done deal and a slam dunk but the reality is the battle is just starting. >> sam springer speaks for what he says is a coalition of stake holders at nearby ucsf. it is not directly involved. a traffic nightmare and the warriors' owner says 17 nba teams nationwide are within half a mile of hospitals. >> so this is a very common occurrence from brooklyn and the staples center and everywhere else and they all work and they work together and opponents say there's nowhere near enough parking. the area is already increasingly congested according to ucsf employees we talked with. >> it's already challenging with the giants on home game. >> besides traffic opponents reportedly want the arena site for ucsf expansion saying mission bay and health care hub. >> for many years in the entire mission bay program we not only had uc and pharmaceutical research and we had an entertainment center that was planned in there. >> still members of the newly formed mission bay allowance say they're prepared to file a lawsuit or challenge the project at the ballot box. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. still to come tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00, a bay area woman desperately awaits rescue from mt. everest. >> she will probably be okay as long as we can get her out as soon as possible. >> plus the astounding story of one tiny survivor. also -- [ applause ] >> a warm welcome for japan's prime minister but one bay area lawmaker says hold those applause. also why this may be the loneliest baseball game ever. >> and something new in the air for southwest passengers. what the airline is doing for its customers and why they hope we have breaking news right now. sky 7 hd is live over reported gun fire in kernville on fifth street at the five creek common apartments. the press democrat is reporting one person is injured and has been rushed to santoa rosa memorial hospital and we'll bring you more information as we get it. breaking news continues on twitter on abc 7 news bay area and on the website abc 7 news.com. >> overseas, new drone video shows the devastation in kathmandu. more than 5,000 people known dead. 10,000 are hurt most of them remain hospitalized. >> all climbers have left everest ending the climate season early and the u.s. has launched an appeal for $415 million in aid and in a small sign that life is slowly returning to normal in spots, kathmandu opened to long lines of people desperate for cash as they try to recover. >> in the middle of this disaster a a moment of joy, look at this. rescue crews pulling a baby boy out of the rubble and he was found under a collapsed building at least 22 hours after the massive quake and initially initial exams don't show injuries internally and no word yet on what happened to his parents. two bay area families are hopeful their loved ones will return safely from nepal. spencer dickinson who was missing has called his family in petaluma and abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom. what a call that must have been to get. >> reporter: it was very emotional. the second person stuck there is the san francisco mother of four children ages 5, 7 9 and 11 a hely experienced climber who has tried this several times before this time she really wanted to reach the summit and she has been in contact with her husband. she told themhim, this is it. no more. >> terry trevino has been on mommy duty while trying to expedite his wife's return from nepal. shivan is reportedly stuck at base camp with a bad chest infection. >> that elevation which is 18,000 feet is not conducive to her feel anything better and it's only getting worse. >> she and their 11-year-old son were on mount everest. he returned more than a week ago, but she stayed to try to reach the summit and then the earthquake hit. >> she was going across the -- they call it the golden gate bridge. it's the longest ladder bringdge that they had and she held on for dear life. >> they're hoping to hear soon from the state department on how they plan to evacuate the 30 americans that are on the mountain. their four children are staying optimistic. so is bob dickinson of petaluma who last i found out his missing son spencer was alive. the 21-year-old called him from base camp. >> it was spencer and he said hi, dad. those were the first words and i was -- [ screaming ] screaming and he goes dad, be quiet. he goes i'm on a fat phone, i've only got a couple of moments. call my mom tell her i'm okay upon. >> dickinson immediately phoned spencer's mom who lives in san diego and was doing a tv interview. >> spencer he just called me. >> how and when spencer will return are not important, they say. only that he's alive. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. so many people want to support relief efforts and recovery efforts in nepal and find out through the give where you live effort on aishs 7bc 7 news.com. shinzo abe became the first leader to speak before congress. some are not happy with what he didn't say. abe sketched his vision for a more robust role for the security of asia and the world. he emphasized japan's long alliance with the u.s. and voiced support for the transpacific partnership. a multilateral trade deal that includes the united states. >>. [ indiscernible ] >> for lasting peace and prosperity. that is toward sake of our children and our children's children. >> abe did not, however apologize for japan's use of so-called comfort women during world war ii acknowledging that japan's actions brought suffering to other asian countries. the comfort women, sometimes girls forced into sexual slavery as the japanese army and occupied nations with korea china and the philippines. mike honda was not satisfied with abe's comments saying today, quote today's refusal to face history is an insult to the 200,000 girls and women from the patientia pacific who suffered during world war ii, this is unacceptable. >> things are slowly getting back to normal in baltimore tonight. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in a large, but peaceful march outside city hall. the protest comes two days after violent riots in the city. a curfew was in place yesterday and it will continue for the rest of the week. >> it wasn't quite business as usual at camden yard. the orioles played to an empty stadium for the first time in major league history. the major league baseball organization decided to keep the gates locked because of concern for fans' safety. caleb joseph had fun with the fan-free, you can see him signing faux autographs and waving his hat to the empty stadium. >> abc 7 news was in santa clara when the 49ers and city officials promised to work together for a controversial parking proposal and they wanted to call a soccer park. soccer families and supporters were angry about the proposal because it didn't include comparable replacement field and they're open to alternatives claiming their initial proposal was -- bottom line is we have to make time and as we discussed in our proposal we were going give it two years before any movement happens and it's a good next step to talk with council to work on a solution. in my experience with the strength of our community, i don't think the community will give a soccer park up without a huge fight. >> it's agreeable to everybody. >> would you stop drinking soda if you saw a warning label on the can? >> it requires a warning on all sugary drinks. michael finney is here with that report. >> the controversy is fizzing up. >> supporters of the bill want a warning label on all sugary drinks sold in california and they are targeting soda for a reason. the label would read drinking beverages with added sugars contribute to diebabetes and tooth decay. >> all of the medical literature concludes sugar-sweetened beverages are the leading culprit in youth obesity leading to preventable diabetes. >> beverage companies and retailers are fighting the bill. they say it oversifrm li phis a complex health issue and itting nors the sugar and other snacks like doughnuts. if a warning would stop you from drinking soda, it would add a $2 tax to every pack of cigarettes sold in california. right now say taxes are 87 cents per pack. the federal government adds another buck. supporters say an even bigger tax would discourage smoking and if the bill fails they plan to take it to voters next year. >> southwest airlines have found a way to get smashed all over social media and the airline is surprising passengers with onboard performances called live at 35 as in 35,000 feet and here an indy rock band plays on a flight out of dallas on another flight there were fashion shows and one wedding. there you go and passengers are posting videos on social media, and the priceless publicity. >> we want peace and quiet. >> i think all they care about themselves, right? >> very clever. >> all right. well, you're bound to like this weather because it's pretty nice outside. >> we have the accuweather forecast. >> dan and cheryl, it is so beautiful out hire. i wish you could join me. just a gentle breeze, bright skies and a difference coming tomorrow and those temperatures are going up in a big way. let's look at live doppler 7 hd, and can't find any fog here. it's clear outside and here's a view from the santa cruz cam, today in the 70s and tomorrow it is going to get even warmer and i'm sure the beach will get crowded tomorrow afternoon. 62 in san francisco and 67 in oakland. temperatures came up a few degrees and 71 and half moon bay in the mid-50s and the high so far and you're looking at downtown oakland from the emoriville camera where it is nothing, but blue skies and 78 in santa rosa and napa petaluma and the warmest spots concord fairfield and livermore 79 and that was the warmest spot and san jose camera showing you nothing, but sunshine here and coastal cooling begins on friday and it is going to be cooler in all areas this coming weekend. from our east bay hills camera you'll notice a little bit of haze there. we are expecting the air quality to decline in the south central bay and the santa clara valley tomorrow as the temperatures come up and by friday we're talking about moderate air quality across the entire bay area and the weekend is looking better. >> high pressure starting to build in and what we are going see is the warm pattern setting up at least for a couple of days inland and not everywhere though. tonight we'll see onshore winds continuing coming off the cool ocean water and a reverse will take place tomorrow and light offshore wind pattern will bring the warmth for the inland areas and all of the way down to the beaches. speaking of it will be much warmer for your tuesday. 70s coast side and 90s inland and notice the fog and the breeze knocking those temperatures down along the coast and a surge of fog coming in, and a southerly surge coming in and saturday will spread that cooling across that inland areas, as well. so if you don't like the heat you don't have to worry about it, it will not last long. tomorrow morning, clear skies and i don't need the jacket or the coat and upper 40s to the mid-50s and for the afternoon, it will be hot for the south bay and 89 in morgan hill and san jose santa clara and 82 in santa cruz and now you know why people might be headed there. 73 in half moon bay and pretty nice day in downtown san francisco and well above average and 76 north bay and near 90 santa rosa, napa and stenson beach, 72 degrees and in the east bay 83 in oakland and 86 inland spots on the hot side and summer like heat and 91 in livermore and 90 degrees in concord and accuweather seven-day forecast and the heat hangs on inland and everyone cools off over the weekend as the fog starts to increase and by sunday we go from 92 to 78 and a 14-degree temperature drop and even the coast will be significantly cooler and we'll keep you in the upper 50s to the upper 70s for most of the first half of next week. >> thanks so much. still ahead the chp has an international highway, why the highway patrol is on the road trip all of the way to ukraine. >> on world news tonight with david muir at 5:30. dan and cheryl, it is a spiral tonight and spinning toward earth 17000 miles an hour and the remarkable images and chaos for travelers with an american airlines flight halted because -- the mother hitting her son pulling him from the riot, they're here tonight. the words they chose to put on their bottles and we'll see the message and you decide for yourself right here after abc 7 news. i'll see you shortly. >> new at 6:00 the idea being floated to help parched places down south and a new twist on female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ astronaut scott kelly tweeted this picture and it shows a massive dust storm engulfing the desert in mongolia. ukraine is turning to the california highway patrol for some training. four chp officers traveled to ukraine as part of a partnership with the state department. the officers helped train instructors for the country's new patrol police as it will be called. about 2,000 new recruits are expected to report for duty in june. this was the first overseas deployment for the chp. the officers provided tactical patrol training technical exercise and exercises in expertise and mentoring. a more foreign training sessions are expected as part of the partnership with the state department. >> a contra costa county supervisor underwented double transplant surgery after waiting eight weeks for a kidney. it began early this morning. no word yet on how it's going, but staff saided procedure would take about 13 hours. glover has been chairman of the contra contra county board of supervisors since 2004. >> residents who live near the bart station are angry that they're allowing the developer to build from the station. only allowing millennium partners to build 100 condos on that site. the improvement association is expected to appeal this ruling. some people bring crazy things onboard airplanes. >> sure do. the tsa reveals we have some very good news to let you know about, we told you about a missing 6-year-old girl in santa cruz county. she has been found and is safe. we hope to have an update for you at 6:00. >> ama daetz. >> dan and cheryl. the fear of a may day mayhem in oakland tonight preparing for big protests while one big union is ready to leave the demonstrations. >> also ##tanking. the sudden plunge of twitter stock. is it time to check your investments. what happened to the cash that was donated. 7 on your side's michael finney, some of it's doing amazing things and that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. by now everybody knows you can't throw a bottle water on airport security. >> take a look at this a sword found on a passenger at oakland international and also at oakland airport the tsa confiscated three full propane tanks and two suitcases filled with pod, a total of 17 vacuum-sealed class and martial arts weapons would get security clearance and the tsa says passengers caught with items that are banned with carry ones, but they can be checked in baggage. >> you don't mind if i bring my breaking news tonight from baltimore. at this hour, new protests on the move before the curfew. and for the first time ever, major league baseball playing to an empty stadium. and the mother who pulled her son from those riots on live television, tonight, right here together. what he tells us about the moment he saw his mother coming. also breaking, the spacecraft spiraling toward earth at 17,000 miles an hour, out of control. chaos for passengers. some american airlines flights canceled because the ipads the pilots depend on went down. we have new video tonight. the moment the earthquake hits. buildings coming down. and days later, the moment this american family learns their son is alive. and the university president in the crowd of partying students taking over a neighborhood. g.

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