killing sierra separated by just a few feet. >> they know this is the highest stakes case we have in our society, it's a big burden on this skrur. >> reporter: the jury of six women and six men ask given deliberations on friday. >> ultimately everybody would like to have the same result and that is justice for sierra and also the return of sierra to her loving family. >> reporter: the jury must decide if garcia torres is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. members of the volunteer search team who hoped to find sierra or her remains still harbor resentment. >> to be a young, young girl like that and being defenseless and have this big monster on top of you, hurting you, it's frightening. >> reporter: in san jose, david lui, abc7 news. >> and when the jury's verdict is announced, we'll have it on our app. a truck that suddenly swerved into oncoming traffic caused a four-vehicle crash in the east bay. police say that truck hit a blue jeep and a silver car head on. the driver of the white monte carlo had nowhere to go, and ended up underneath the truck. investigators say the truck driver was not drunk and not texting, and it's unclear why he left his lane of traffic. the man who killed seven people in oakland in 2012, will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. juan goh pleaded no contest to attempted murder today. last week he was found memory competent to stand trial. his attorney says goh doesn't want to avoid responsibility for the crimes. >> for a long time he wanted to receive the death penalty in this case and that was in some part a deep confession of his guilt. he wants to tell the survivors and the family that he's deeply, deeply sorry about the didn't. there are no homes there, but the owner texted occasionally today, he found several cars and rvs that have been stripped of their parts including a race car, on the left is what it looked like before it was stole from a santa cruz business a few weeks ago. sheriff's deputies detained one person who was found hiding in an av. bay area home prices are still rising, but not as quickly as in some other places. prices in march were up 4% in san francisco, and redwood city. when looking at california as a whole, prices rose more than 6%. nationally the increase was over 7%. home prices are expected to rise by about 5% this year. b.a.r.t. is making it easier for passengers who are hard of hearing to pick up important announcements, it's through a technology called a hearing loop, at the freemont station engineers are laying wire to create an electronic filter, employing something like t coils will be able to flip a switch and get a clearer, isolated sound of announcements or interactions with the station agent. happening now, janet napolitano is testifying in front of a joint session of lawmakers. it's just one week after a scathing state audit found money in her office, talking about tens of millions of dollars. >> reporter: this was a packed hearing, many in the audience, uc students holding up signs, some seem ready to give the uc president the benefit of the doubt. others use terms like criminal mall fees >> janet napolitano testified before frustrated lawmakers after a state audit revealed her office at a secret fund of $75 million, while at the same time, hiking tuition for the testimony's 200,000 students. >> i believe that one fundamental estimate is that the office has a $100 million reserve or slush budget is not accurate. our true reserves are $38 million. >> i do believe that the trust that has existed between the legislature and uc has been eroded. >> reporter: of the $175 million the audit for found, some of that should go back to the students. the audit also found salaries in the office of the president were higher than comparable state employees, $22 million in benefits not typical in the public sector. and staff levels higher than at other public universities. >> i regret that actions taken by ucop have created misimpressions that shift focus from the progress we have made in recent years. >> reporter: the audit for called for reforms in president's office. discussions on splitting up the mt. diablo school district. including would be bancroft, valle verde, walnut acres and foothill middle school. critics say it would consist mostly of more after fluent white neighborhoods. tonight's meeting is with theh h contra costa county board. tonight the city will debate changing city rules to allow minipigs. the pigs wouldn't be allowed to weigh more than 100 pounds. local experts oppose that number saying it's hard to predict how big pigs will grow. today is the hottest day of the week, we have blue sky above san mateo, san jose and san francisco. if you're taking a trip, rethink how you'll get there. tomorrow is the first spare the air day. tomorrow we're urged to take transit or car pool if we can. spencer christian is here with a look at tomorrow's forecast. >> as you mentioned, this has been a very hot day today. we had two official record highs today, and several unofficial back yard highs. here's a look at our live doppler 7. we still have sunny skies all across the area. this is a new record for this date in napa, 87 for record. we still have 90-degree plus temperatures in many of our east bay locations, half moon bay down to 68 degrees. if you look at what's going to happen with our temperature trend, 9:00 tonight it will still be quite mild, although we'll see a little cooling around the bay and off the coast. the day gets started with a very warm start, with mid to upper 70s, but cooler air is on the way, live doppler 7 shows a round of cooling clouds that will enter the bay area. three kittens are safe after being rescued from inside a boom lift. people in redwood city heard them crying for help. an animal rescue officer climbed under the machine and used a personal inspection camera to reveal three little kittens. they were dehydrated but were in pretty good shape. it appears that the kittens were in the machine for several days. will be kept at the spca until they're ready for adoption. a missing dog has gotten the attention of the alameda county sheriff's office. >> why murphy didn't just wanter off. they're selling household gas door to door in your neighborhood, but are the rates really lower than pg&e's? how much did your lunch cost, probably less than six figure, but one meal that's up for ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ♪ ...or brightens your day... ♪ ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. markets saw a slight increase today as apple released it's most recent earnings report. the dow closed up 30 points. apple stock has fallen nearly three points after hours. and the company's report is that fewer iphones were sold than expected. apple reportedly has a quarter-trillion dollars of available cash money, that's enough to buy out every major sports team in america and have money to spare. most of the money is sitting overseas for tax purposes. if the laws change, apple could reinvest in the united states on workers and manufacturing. with all of that money apple ceo tim cook is bound to be in a good mood when you sit down for lunch with him. a meal with cook is one of several items up for bid right now in the tenth annual spring auction through charitybiz.com. right now the bid is 84,0$84,000 rising. fans expected a luxury music event in paradise. but this is what they got instead. we're hearing for the first time from the lawyers for those who are suing over the fire fest in the bahamas. >> reporter: well, let's check out this promotional video of this fire festival, promising a fabulous time in the bahamas, with top notch music and glamorous millennial's, now the two organizers have been hit with a $100 million class-action lawsuit. guess who paid from a few thousand dollars to six figures, arrived on the island to find shelters that looked like emergency tents, cold instead . >> this quote, unquote festival is becoming increasingly clear that from the outset this was akin to a ponzi scheme, and you had promoters literally taking money from the out set months ago when they knew of these dangers. >> mcfarland is the same entrepreneur who launched magnus as a social group. they promise all sorts of membership benefits, exclusive parties, secret performers, special access to shows like "hamilton", but there's been complaints with the better business bureau on them. the organizers did apologize, they offered tickets for future fes values. >> let's see if they show up next time and take the bait again. airlines executive ove ove e mun munos testified in front of a house committee. a passenger who refused to give up his seat was dragged, bloodied through the aisles of the airplane. >> if faced with an overbooked situation, which will indeed occur in certain instances, we will identify volunteers earlier, and more importantly offer incentives up to 10,000. you have to give them something more. >> committee members pointed out that passenger rights have cratered a the airline industry has consolidated into four major carriers that handle 80% of all the flights. new numbers for american airlines show the profits are down from last year, the passenger airline reported a pretax net profit of $24.8 billion in 2016, that's down from $28 billion in 2015. happening tonight, the warriors start the western conference semifinals against the utah jazz. >> that's where abc7 news sports anchor mike schuman is tonight. >> the warriors have not been on the court for eight days after sweeping the trail blazers in four games, and they beat the clippers in seven games. utah players and golden state warming up. and of course rest is always good to help players heal from injury, but it's also harder to get back into game shape. warriors must have a good start tonight otherwise they'll be in serious dangerous of losing game one. >> the way we play game four against portland, it just felt nice coming off of a game like that, but at the end of the day, we have no control over how it's set up and what happens. so this is a veteran team that's intelligent and is hungry to play, so we're excited. there's no concern in that regard. >> reporter: and of course tonight they're honoring the 2010 we believe seed, upset the number one seed dallas after not being in the playoffs for 13 years and went on to lose to utah in the second round. we'll hear from some of those great players coming up in sports. and dub nation, we would like to see how you're supporting the warriors in their playoff run. check out the folk ensomable from san francisco. share your thoughts with social media. now you needed shorts and short sleeves amend a bottle of water to beat the heat in crockett today. all across the area, we see sunny, clear skies from droneview7 over >> i want to give you a look at how much of a cooldown we can expect in some of our inland hot spots, like concord, which is indicative of those inland hot spots. 7:00 this evening, it will be 87 in concord, but later in the evening about 9:00, it will cool off to about 78, during the early morning hours,al we'll see concord dropping into the mid 60s, but that's about as low as it's going to go. not much of a cooldown, if you want cool weather, you'll need to go somewhere near the coastline. it's still 68 at half man moon bay, we have 90 degrees up north of santa rosa. and so it's still pretty toasty out there. lovely view from our east bay hills camera. looking at a blue western sky and these are our forecast features, hot inland again tomorrow, but cooling will begin at the coast tomorrow and cooling in all areas by friday. tonight low temperatures on the coast will be right around 50, you go over to the bay, you'll see lows in the mid to upper's. only into the mid 60s in many locations, mid 60s for our low, that's lisummertime highs in sa francisco. this second column represent tomorrow's record highs on the same day. concord will reach 92, which will break the existing high for that date. looks like san francisco, san jose and napa will come close to those highs, but probably fall a degree or two short. so i'm going to go to our projected highs, 91 in fearfield, 91 in santa rosa, we'll see 80 degrees in oakland, 77 in san francisco and down south 77 degrees in palo alto and in san jose. from hot to not in just two days, tomorrow we'll have very warm weather with highs in the upper 80s, but many locations in the bay area will see a dropoff in temperature from 21 to 31 degrees. but it will be a welcome cooldown, i'm sure, for those of us who are a little bit bothered by the weather. it will be hotter tomorrow inland. but notice a big cooldown on thursday and there will be further cooling on friday in all parts of the bay area, high temperatures will be about 20 degrees lower on friday than many locations tomorrow. that cool will last through the week. speaking of the weekend, we might see an isolated shower over the weekend, but not a very strong chance of rain. coming up next, the new drink yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. they are the best of the best and some are here in the bays area. this year's award winners have been announced. best chef of the west went to cory lee, he's been recognize before with a james beard award. san francisco based design firm avroko won best design. and la miguel has owned the restaurant since 1973, a few months ago he made the decision to close the restaurant on mondays because his busy staff needed a day to rest. starbucks says it has a better unicorn, it's called the midnight mint frappuccino, and starbucks announced the drink this morning. it has coffee, cocoa, cream. a grande size has more than 1,000 calories. about two weeks ago, as we reported, starbucks reports it did get people in the stores. in addition to the new mint flavor, starbucks can bringing back s'more's. we'll kick off photograph chino happy hour with half priced drinks from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. all right, well, a dog with a job of helping rescue dogs now needs some help himself, he's missing. hiss owners thinks someone took him, one local sheriff's office thinks that murphy's best chance of coming home probably won't come from police. a shoot food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. developing news, vta service is getting back to normal after a crash between a train and a car on north first street and east tremble road. no one in car or the train was hurt. that's good to hear. this happened about 5:40, a bus bridge was in place around the crash scene. we now know the 15-year-old boy that was killed yesterday in sun set had been a student at jefferson city. the school distri . >> melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: a family member shared this picture of reajohn jackson. the 15-year-old was shot and killed yesterday in the sunset district. additional wellness counselor and staff are on site at jackson high school. >> it's a tragic event for young people trying to understand why this happened, why it happened to somebody they know, and why it continues to be happening in our communities. why young people are taking each other's lives. >> reporter: jackson was driving this white pochblt yack, jackson died at a nearby hospital, where his family gathered outside the er, his 16-year-old passenger was not hurt. >> it just doesn't make sense, there's no answers for that. any time that a minor is killed or harmed from gun violence, it's terrible. >> reporter: san francisco police are following up on a lead. >> there was talk of a mention of a vehicle in the area at that time, so at this time we're going to be trying to see if there was anything related that we can find. >> why jefferson city high school mourns a fellow classmate. new at 6:00, a san francisco man pleaded not guilty to killing a woman and dumping her body in merced. williams l auto shop whether he works. a judge ruled he must wear an electronic monitor and surrender his passport. >> someone who's involved in human trafficking, they do have access to people that can get him out of the country, even if they surrendered their passport to authorities. an east bay woman who rescuings german shepherds says one of hers has been stolen. kate larsen spoke to the woman about why she thinks the dog was snatched right from her front yard. >> i can't even think about what he's going through. >> reporter: j.j. jacobson is struggling after swan stole her 3-year-old german shepherd murphy on sunday afternoon. >> it just kill mess. >> reporter: jascobsen says her dog was playing outside around 3:00 p.m., but when murphy was nowhere to be found at 5:00 -- >> that's when i knew somebody had stolen him. >> reporter: there's no way murphy could have gotten over this fence. but it's possible that someone who's been to the property knows how to get inside and take her dog. >> the only way someone would know that murphy is here, is that they have driven on by and have seen him. there is a gentleman who has come by and numerous times talked about the dogs and always talked about murphy because he is the nicer dog. >> jacobson hopes wherever she is right now, he's being treated well. >> i hope wherever he is is accepting him as a family pet. >> reporter: murphy is their mentor, a dog's dog who coaxes shepherd's out of their shells and helps ready them for adoption. >> all you do is look at murphy, that's the kind of dog he is. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office says they're treating this as a theft. >> jacobson and her family are trying to put up a $10,000 reward for murphy's safe return. they're almost there, they've got about $9,000. president trump will sign off on the $75 trillion budget bill. both sides are claiming victory over the bill, democrats say it secures funding for planned parenthood and omits any money for a border wall, while republicans say it includes more for the military. >> we're taking care of our military and we're not going to go back to what we were doing for the last long period of time. our military is going to be taken care of, that i promise you. >> also today president trump spoke by phone with russia's president about the war in syria, the two discussed the need to end the sliviolence. hillary clinton is blaming russian interference and misogyny for her loss last year. clinton says she takes responsibility for the loss but says other factors were involved. >> every day that goes by, we learn more about some of the unprecedented interference, including from a foreign power, whose leader is not a member of my fan club. >> clinton says she's now back to becoming an activist citizen and, quote, part of the resistance. the price of a new gas service beat what one woman was paying pg&e. >> but it wasn't the total cost, and after she started receiving bills, she knew she had to call 7 on your side for help. cyclist the bay bridge carries more than a quarter-million car trips and now more than a million bike trips as well. >> it's that ride that connects you to trains, connects you to shopping, and connects you to your job. >> reporter: now it connect you to the island in the bay. >> to kick off national bike month in oakland, we are celebrating the completion of the bike path. >> reporter: starting in what was the old rail with a little help from a power assisted bike to get up the gentle incline. >> this is a fabulous way to get around. >> reporter: she arrived just in in time to grab some sparkly scissors, cutting the ribbon on the new vista point. >> this project that is going to allow people to bike across the bay bridge and have a pliace to rest and go to the bathroom, which is incredibly important. >> reporter: she also hopes that it will bring bikers another kind of relief. before this path can really change the commute as we know it, a little something else has to happen, instead of ending here, the trail has to go all the way to san francisco. >> i can't wait to be here with all of you when that day comes. >> reporter: but the city says it could be a 10-year struggle to attach a bike path to the western span of the bridge, president meantime, it's great for recreation. >> i think we're going to see a lot more families out here using the path to beautiful vista point. >> reporter: and it's just in time for bike to workday on may 11. >> and i want to be living proof that you do not need to wear spandex to ride a bike to work and that helmets do not mess up your hair. one of san francisco's most dangerous intersections for bicyclists is getting a safety upgrade. just about an hour ago, the board of the municipal transportation agency put up a potential bike lane from castro and the 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>> oh, my gosh, it was a shocker, it was almost double what i would normally be paying for gas. >> her bill went from $196, to $333 with sparks gas, mary says what the sales team did not tell her is that spark only provides the gas itself, pg&e still charges customers for delivering it. and when pg&e provides its gas, it's much cheaper than skparks gas, pg&e charges her an average of 42 cents per energy. >> they said well we can't control what p grg & for distribution. i said i'm going to call 7 on your side. >> reporter: we called sparks and sparks reimbursed her for the extra she paid. the statement from spark energy, we worked swiftly to terminate ms. hollis's contract. >> that worked out fant fant was just so happy. >> if a salesperson offers a contract for familiar gas, remember pg&e will still charge you for the delivery of the gas and the delivery scharcharges ae bulk of what you pay. my number is all right, on his second day on the job, san francisco's new superintendent went a little old school, literally. abc7 news was in the west portal area as vincent matthews visited herbert hoover middle school, the same school he attended as a kid. >> our grades didn't reflect what our test scores were, and so we had a class for those students and we had a teacher that constantly pushed us to do better in our classes. >> superintendent matthews says he will talk to parents and teachers throughout san francisco before issuing a report on his vision for the district over the next eight we're years. san francisco is a great place to live and it shows in the pictures that viewers send to us. >> you can follow usan follow us spencer is back with the forecast. forecast. >> here's a look at live doppler 7, which does not look much like a painting, we have got sunny skies all across the bay area right now, after a really hot day, we're going to have the temperatures dropping not very low tonight, overnight lows will be mainly in the 60s in our inland areas, upper 50s los angeles the bay, a little bit of fog will come back to the coast tomorrow, so that will cool the coast down a little bit. with highs mainly in the mid to upper 60s, we'll see 80s around the bay and lots of 90s inland. tomorrow is a spare the air day, the poorest quality will be inland east bay. and since we expect a cooldown on thursday and even further cooling on friday, perhaps the air quality will improve as well. 56 a hot day tomorrow, we'll see about a 20-degree temperature drop in many inland locations for friday. our cooler pattern will last through the weekend and into next week. >> let's hope tonight we don't see all that jazz, right? >> good one. >> very nice. >> i was just savoring -- >> letting it simmer. >> the dance and you know all that. two teams of warriors will be at oracle tonight. the squad playing, dan's jazz, not that he's rooting for them. not yours, of course not yours. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. good evening. after a one-week break, the warriors back in action tonight. game two in the playoffs against the utah jazz. utah's size can cause m some problems for the dubs. here's a look ahead to game one. >> reporter: if the utah jazz want to shock the world, tonight would be the night, that's because the warriors haven't played in eight days and the jazz just got off their eight game with the clippers. the jazz are a methodal team, meanwhile transition quickly from offense to defense. the warriors do not the clippers >> if our defense shows up, which i know it will, it will put us in a great position >> i any the warriors could take it in five, now we have some old friends in the building tonight, larry's going to talk about that we believe team of 2007. >> as you were mentioning tonight, the warriors are honoring the 2007 we believe squad that upset dallas to the utah jazz in roungd two, but the most memorable dunk, threw it it down. it has to be in the top ten all-time of playoff dunks. matt barnes, he was a member of we believe and he's on the current roster as well. there will be a ceremony honoring both the championship era jazz. >> they're way past believing, they're going for number two, i'm just happy that something we started were able to make it to be champions and i'm just proud to be that. it's just an amazing feeling that people recognize us for what we did. and even though we didn't do a lot, but it was special because we did it together for a short period of time. >> that's going to be fun tonight. on to baseball, sonny gray off the disabled list, making his 2017 season debut for the a's. the a's to left and gone. 1-0 twins, then after a walk, miguel crush this is thing. putin might have seen it on russian radar. in the overhanging party deck. 3-0 twins and sonny gave up another bomb, it is now 4-0, minnesota in the sixth. in alabama, football is king, nick saban being paid a king's ransom, some calling him the dictator. just signed a three-year extension, $6.7 million, that plus a $4 million signing bonus will push saban's salary up to $11 million. you may call it a dirty hit or just a bad collision, penguins star sidney crosby suffering from a cross check to the head, right there to capitals player. missed six games already this season, he's out in definitely. in this game he was ejected but will now face any supplemental displine from the league, very rough sport. from the sports sake, you hope sidney crosby comes back. join us tonight on kofi channel 20, cable channel 13. sounds from space, the eerie noise that was recorded on saturn. we're live at the university with with the demands they're making tonight. >> jimmy kimmel is on paternity leave this week. >> he revealed that his newborn son had to undergo heart surgery just days after his birth. it was really heart felt and powerful. >> thank you so much for joining us this evening, look for breaking news on twitter at abc7newsbayarea. >> we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. april showers ♪ it was shaping up to be a most miserable day. ♪ but then, destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the 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