what are you learning? >> reporter: this happened at a food concession stand called the stage right cafe, located right next to the amphi30 for a conference held tonight. this facility is being leased for the google annual developer's conference and thousands of people have been here on site all day and on site when the explosion happened. five injured and one believed to be critical with burns to the face and two went to the hospital for treatment and two others declined medical traemt and or transferred to the hospital. the facility is not yesterday open to the public set up for guest food services. >> i just turned around. there was a loud explosion and i immediately saw smoke and people running out. i knew there was something wrong and got my supervisor and

everybody out of there. >> did you see anybody injured? >> i heard there was a couple people injured but wanted to be sure everybody got away. i heard there was a few but pretty sure everyone will be okay. >> almost everyone leaving the google conference was unaware of the accident. able to get people away from injury with one arm and the other in a hockey sling injury. he was able to get them away to safety. and we will hear soon how and when it happened. and katie is also here on the scene. we will continue to stay on top of this breaking news story and update you as we get more information. live at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view, david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you.

for more follow us on abc7 bay area for this breaking story. >> what could be the worst case of child molestation in santa cruz history. >> we sent out breaking news as police revealed this case involves seven victims age 3-13 years old. today, we're getting a look at all three suspects. f ray shell brandon, dr. james kohut and emily stephens. >> more on the case and where those children are now? >> reporter: police say they don't know how long they were victimized by adults. they're now in custody. police say this doctor and nurses committed horrific acts. >> the police department was provided with information and video that showed several adults

engaging in lewd acts with children as young as 3 years old. >> reporter: police provided this booking photo with a child under 14 and the other under 10. they say she's a nurse from tucson, arizona. neurosurgeon, james kohut was a traveling doctor from santa cruz. he and michelle brandon are also charged in the case. investigators said the video was very zuckerberg. i have not necessarily seen a case like this in my career. it's very sad. >> reporter: police tell us the victims range in age from 3 to 13 years old. kohut and brandon worked at dominican hospital in santa cruz. on brandon's facebook page she

wrote, i'm a mom and nurse and love my friends and family. her neighbors are now horrified. >> i can't speak about it, it's so heartbreaking, so many lives are ruined as a result of this. >> reporter: police are still investigating and working with the fbi because they say the crimes committed did cross state lines. police are asking anyone who may be a victim in this case to please come forward. abc7 news. %-pt involves more than half a dozen east bay law enforcement agency, the teenager at the core of all of this testified for the first time in the trial of one of the officers now going to trial. live at the hearing and what happened in court today. kate. >> reporter: she is now 19 years old and did testify against one of the police officers for the

first time and appeared nervous and figdget but was said to giv the answers expected testifying against brian bunton. >> reporter: former oakland police officer brian bunton sat outside the courtroom where he listened to her describe their relationship much archived on cell phone messages, charged with obstruction and misdemeanor prostitution and warning her via text message about oakland prostitution stings to keep her out of trouble. >> she made terrible personal decisions but does not feel those rose to the level of felony conduct and based on what i saw today i think he's right. >> reporter: his attorney said he would love to work out an agreement with the district attorney, based on the court's

ruling today, bunton will stand trial for obstruction and prescription drugs trials he doesn't believe the jury will convict on. >> i don't believe the record the facts as we know them would support a conviction. >> reporter: during the testimony, seen here last year in an interview with dan noyes getting angry with bunton via phone messages threatening to quote snitch on him by showing oakland pd's internal affairs department a record of their conversations. the daughter of an oakland dispatcher an related to investigations of dozens of officers throughout the bay area. in hayward, abc7 news. a state auditor levied sharp criticism against the uc office of the president. at the california regents meeting, she faced pushback from janet napolitano's office as she investigated a secret slush fund focusing on the 175 million

dollars surplus kept secret by napolitano's office. the auditor criticized the lack of transparency. >> certainly, there was a failure to disclose to the board and public this additional money or left over me on the end of the year and how those funds would be used in the future. >> the auditor has given uc administrators 33 recommendations on reforms and they said would monitor the implementation. >> 360 students at 14 san jose schools are now affected by an outbreak of neurovirus more than 100 from nyesterday. they are able to return to class and they are sanitizing them everyday. no teacher or staff has reported coming down with this stomach virus. botulism, the ugly disease raised its head in southern

california and has patients fighting for their lives. abc sandwich news reporter, wayne freedman is there live. >> reporter: botulism is formed from a toxin found in bacterial spores. we have a patient, a 37-year-old man from sacramento. his name is -- sorry, martin valendo, from the sacramento area and by all accounts battling a most severe case of a rare disease. roughly 110 cases a year in the united states, just 110 and we're having an outbreak in northern california. it is not an isolated case and they all appear to have come from here, the valley oak food and fuel gas station at walnut grove. as of this morning they had confirmed five cases with three other pobls and one suspected, a total of nine thus far all from tainted nachos cheese sauce

served inside from april 22nd and may 5th. >> i've never seen my sister not have function of her body or be able to communicate. >> reporter: that's teresa kelly describing her 33-year-old sister who has spent three weeks in a sacramento intensive care ward. her symptoms began with slurred peach. >> basically she's saying, sister i need you here now. >> reporter: botulism can show up in many forms, none pleasant. >> nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea and typically in the face. difficulty swallowing and difficulty speaking and one eyelid lagging. >> reporter: mother of three, she had been preparing for a wedding. while she remains aware her motor skills are so far gone she

can't open her eyes. the family told reporters they still have hope. >> thank god she can recover. >> patients have trouble breathing and need a ventilator. doctors say early detection is key. in san francisco, abc7 news. it's the first day this week without a lead breaking bombshell from washington, d.c. and the capitol still dealing with one earlier this week. >> and lawmakers talking impeachment. >> your first chance to weigh in on caltrain. i'm spencer christian. the bay area heating up and more on the wa in just a moment. tonight, meet a 91-year-old east bay man the survivor of a

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an 18-year-old from michigan was killed. look at these images. richard rojas was tackled as he tried to run from the scene, a navy veteran with two prior dui arrests. sources say he tested negative for alcohol but testing to determine if he was high on drugs. no indication the crash was terrorism related but increased security at key locations as a precaution. >> president trump says the appointment of a special counsel to investigate last year's presidential election hurts the

country terribly. he made those comments with a lunch today. former fbi director mueller is leading the investigation. he said we're a very divided country but more important things to do right now. >> i respect the move but the entire thing is a witch hunt and there is no collusion between myself and campaign. >> it comes after the president fired fbi director james comey investigating former national security advisor michael flynn's possible ties to russia. after president trump urged comey to drop that investigation. state lawmakers say comey's firing is one reason he's calling for president trump to step down. >> it's important we have the type of ethical leader in our nation. this resolution tries to encourage members of congress to create the environment and take appropriate action. >> reporter: cupertino

assemblyman says he calls on congress to impeach the president if he does not resign. wall street recovered today one day after the biggest drop in eight months. investors have calmed somewhat after yesterday's big sell-off sparked by that special counsel investigation of president trump. the dow and nasdaq finished the day in positive territory. the caltrans transit appears to still be in limbo. >> more on caltran's money troubles in a moment. let's start with your choices. these are the four designs they want you to vote on, number one like the one, red, white, some or one of these will be chosen as the new electric fleet to replace the current trains.

the agency that says new system will increase capacity and offer a smoother ride. we asked riders what they think. >> they've been talking about electrifying it for a while. >> basically, i'm comfortable, faster would be good. >> but the project has hit an obstacle. transportation secretary, elaine chow is holding up a $467 million grant, electrification supporters point out california's republican congressional delegation is opposed to it because it paves the way for the state's high speed rail. i conducted my own poll on facebook and twitter asking you which you prefer. a quick look looks like number one is the clear winner. voting is open until midnight tomorrow. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >> thank you, kristen. sir richard branson was in san francisco today, if you could catch him. "abc news" reporter jonathan

what he called a conference on the move. >> i ran over here and across the golden state bridge. >> reporter: it was an easy day for him. >> i ran the marathons in 50 consecutive days. >> reporter: not only pro athletes work out, so do british billionaires. he no longer owns and airline based here but still loves the bay. >> san francisco has been sin mouse with the virgin brand. >> reporter: when the nike half marathon decided it was leaving san francisco he decided to step in. >> you americans are quite fussy people and we'd experiment on the brits first we did a couple weeks ago in london. >> reporter: the experiment was called virgin sport now coming here the week of october 13th. there will be a half marathon but there will be lots more. >> it's fun first. that's our secret way to introduce fitness to everybody. >> reporter: running is a good start but only the first step to what virgin wants to dine san

francisco. they want to create it about movement. >> you may come for free yoga. your friends may come for boot camp. your other friends may say i'm up for the twin peeks mile, style mile about fancy dress and a walk and run. >> reporter: a family friendly fitness festival proceeds going to playworks that gets kids playing outside. >> we can set it up anywhere, let the kids jump in, play four square and high-fives. >> they hope they bring visitors and a place for them to stay. >> opening a virgin hotel in san francisco. >> reporter: branson didn't stay for questions. >> are we ready? >> reporter: he went to run. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> what a remarkable guy. >> it is heating up around here. >> spencer has the forecast. >> remarkable weather.

>> temperatures. a live look across the area. it's warm and warmer tomorrow and hot over the weekend. a look at the temperature readings, novato, 13 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. fairfield, 10 degrees warmer and 90 degrees warmer in concord, you get the picture, all around the bay area, temperatures continue to rise. this is the view from san francisco, sunny, sparkling evening. 69 across the bay in oakland. 71 and 76, 80 and 57 at half moon bay. another live view from our mt. tam camera looking onto the bay, peaceful evening. temperatures in the upper 70s. fairfield, concord and 76 degrees at livermore and a view at the golden gate bridge where it's mostly sunny.

temperatures will continue rising tomorrow, summer-like heat this weekend especially near the bay and inland. a cooling trend starting early next week. overnight, skies will be clear, not very cool, a little mild. we'll see lows dropping to the mid 40s. tomorrow, another warm day coming our way. come on, clicker, work. upper 80s to 90 degrees in our warmest inland location. the heat continues to come our way on saturday. we will see inland highs in the low 90s, sunday, low to mid 90s and 80s around the bay. then, on monday, it remains hot inland and a few low 90s and start to cool down near the coast and bay and further cooling next week. a look at our weather for sunday here in san francisco. sunny skies throughout the day, early morning, most of the runners are getting started. bright and sunny, temperatures

in the mid to upper 50s. and after 10:00, starts to warm up a bit and if you want to run in cooler weather, you might want to start running early. once again, it's going to be hot inland saturday and sunday and quite warm around the bay. coastal weather is really pleasant. mid to upper 60s the highs. monday, the heat eases a little bit. cooling trend in high gear tuesday and temperatures drop further next wednesday as clouds come into the sky once again. >> thanks. coming up next, the statute of liberty sculpture now in place in san francisco. it is the gaming unit many have been dying to get a

u two played to a sold-out crowd an hour past the noise curfew. ♪ as a result, the 49ers stadium management company will be fined $1,000. santa clara mayor lisa gilmore said the company wilfully violated the 10:00 p.m. curfew and the public's trust and considering increasing penalties and reviewing the stadium's

contract. san francisco's tallest art sculpture was unveiled today, this 92 foot representation of venus. the sculpture is made of stainless steel, sits in a new one acre plaza in the market area, the high-rise development was the work of angelo who died a year and half ago not able to see this opening but his widow was and spoke to the crowd. >> this really was something that took every ounce of himself to put forward. >> the venus culture is about the same size as the statute of liberty if measured heel to crown. it was under cobb construction nine years and features 1800 apartments. >> not a lot of doubt we're in a bay area housing crisis. >> tonight, where we could find $300 million to help fix that problem.

>> next, hear from the parents of murdered teenagers why today was one of the most difficult days in court.

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live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> it was reliving the whole name. >> the mother and father of morgan hill teenager sierra shared their nightmare of their daughter. and the jury decides to give a death penalty or life without parole to the convicted killer. >> in court today as the parents bared their souls. >> reporter: they knew as they arrived at the courthouse this would be an emotional day, time for marlene and steve lamar to give victim impact statements to let the jury know how sierra's

death impacted them. the mother cried on the stand as she talked about her as a caring person who loved to dance and the hardest part watching her smiling and lip syncing to a song. >> it's the first time i heard her speak live on a video. that was really hard because i've been avoiding that because it's been so painful just to look at videos of her. i've been doing it a lot lately the past month. >> reporter: the father steve talked about her as funny and playful and in an effectious laugh. >> it's been hard. only been able to watch videos in the last year or so. it's hard and still cry. >> reporter: tears filled the eyes of several jurors while the convicted killer torres avoided eye contact and didn't look at the slides and video. the jury looked sad.

>> reporter: this is about the impact on this jury and what is their moral decision. no question the fact they were emotionally affected by this testimony, will likely have an impact on their decision. >> reporter: the penalty phase resumes monday, in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> we have years of coverage of the case on our website. be the first to know about the sentencing decision by downloading the abc7 news app and 18 abling push alert. a san jose -- caught >> what was that? the building? went down and collapsed. >> wild. the o'reilly auto parts store sat empty since the fire last june. no word what started that fire. reporting homeless people sleeping near the building but firefighters are still looking

for a cause. happening now the community meeting made by a noise of planes around the airport. ? san mateo residents complained how loud they are. the county is contemplating options including a proposed curfew. today marked the ground breaking of affordable housing in oakland, providing two and three bedroom units. these pictures were tweeted from this morning's event. the vice mayor of oakland was among those at the celebration. the apartments are expected to open sometime next fall. california's housing crisis the worst it's been in years. one lawmaker says there are charges under way to try to fix that problem. estimated 130 bills on housing have been introduced in just the past few months. >> we have completely failed to invest in affordable housing, cut funding massively, close to $2 billion a year we used to

spend before the great recession we're no longer spending. >> governor brown's latest revised state budget did not set aside any new funds for affordable housing projects. the proposed bill would boost funding by about $300 million by eliminating tax breaks currently in place on second homes. the bill will be voted on next by assembly appropriations committee. >> to tonight's bay area business watch we'll start with free charging for electric cars. voltage charging showed this picture on facebook showing one of two new stations just went live at oracle arena and oakland coliseum, calling itself the biggest charging company in the big boost for online shopping in walmart and in stores as they offer a discount for picking up in stores.

walmart, the world's largest retailer. overshadowing another incident dubbed the second pearl harbor, on sunday. speaking with a survivor who grew up in pittsburgh and now lives in concord. >> reporter: to his neighbors, the 91-year-old retired patrol officer likes driving his tiny train around the tracks he laid with his own hands. in 1944, he was a witness to a little talked about disaster. >> i was a little kid and exciting. >> reporter: three years after the japanese attack, he was a soldier assigned to the west lock and one of many assigned to bombs preparing for the invasion. >> the fact we were offloading bombs and look back and say, that's scary enough yet we ti didn't, a lot of hard work. >> reporter: pardon work was just one of his worries when he looked up and saw the ship was

on fire and massive explosion. >> when the chunks were coming down, i didn't realize they were parts of people, too. >> reporter: there were hundreds of ships and six ships exploded killing at least 163 sailors and marines and injuring nearly 400 more. >> it never really occurred to me i could have got killed. >> reporter: ironically just weeks after he survived the incident, something similar happened near his home in pittsburgh when two ships blew up at the naval station. the navy kept the west lock incident classified until 1962 and rod didn't know the death toll until a few years ago but lived the intervening years to the fullest. married 71 years but sees them through the prism of a teenager and maybe that's why the memories don't keep him up at night. in concord, abc7 news. >> it was a shock this morning,

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the coroner in detroit officially ruled rock singer chris cornell's death as a suicide, his body found in a hotel room last night in detroit. cornell and the band burst toent the rock scene in the early '90s part of the rock phenomenal and temple of the dog and released several solo albums. he was 52. rogers ailes, the former head of fox news died today after falling and hitting his head on a stone. the medical examiner said it caused bleeding to his brain. he was a media advisor to several presidents and founded fox news in 1996.

>> roger invented fox news and for 20 years has been fox news. >> ailes was ousted from his position after former reporter gretchen carlson sued him for sexual harassment. you will meet two incredible men who jumped off the golden gate bridge and survived. they said the moment their fingers left the railing they felt instant regret. >> i vaulted over feet first. i vaulted over. i realized at that moment, i realized this is the stupidist thing i've ever done. >> as i fell, all i wanted to do was reach back to the rail, but it was gone. >> a story of mistakes, survival and second chances tonight on "abc7 news at 11." >> next, on abc7 news at 6:00, 7 on your side

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breaking news out of washington state, these are live pictures from port townsend west of seattle. there are reports of several people falling about 30 feet

from a ferris wheel. according to one media report, three people including a child fell. the ferris wheel is one of the attractions during the city's annual -- pardon me, rododundrum. >> one family failed to get this game delivered on time. >> nen tin doe sold 2.7 million. in the first month of its release back in march, before they had chance to make more selling so fast. one family paid more than $200 above retail to get it by a certain date. zachary cole shows off his legend of zelda tattoo. he likes the gaming character so much he hopes to tattoo his entire arm with zelda. his arms are plastered with zelda posters. >> when it comes to legend of

zelda, there are very few thingsic like more, zelda is one of them. >> reporter: zach's father said it helped his son overcome attention deficit disorder at an early age. >> i credit various video games, zelda big-time. >> the hottest selling game that can be played on the equally hot new nintendo switch. when zachary heard about the portable gaming unit, it was all he could talk about. >> it kind of revolutionized gaming in a way. it allowed you to take all of the games with you in a different manner. >> reporter: dad decided to surprise him with the switch. walmart.com promised delivery within two days. >> the only hesitation in my mind was that the price was higher than it was supposed to be. >> it was $200 above the suggested retail price. david was willing to pate if he could get it within two days. it didn't arrive. walmart blamed it on a third party vendor. david asked to be compensated

for the late delivery. >> i was expecting the delivery of this item and paid $200 above retail price for it and what could they do in order to compensate for this problem. >> walmart sent him a $25 e-certificate. he wasn't satisfied and we reached out to walmart and they refunded him $200. and sent him his switch. >> if 7 on your side wasn't there it wouldn't have happened. >> walmart did not get back to us. >> i want to hear from you. open weekdays, 10 clock to 2:00. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> excellent. >> thank you, michael. two newborn birds need a name and you can help. looking live at a nest of

osprey. two chicks hatched on top of an historic korean at the national park in richmond, mom and dad named and now the babies need names. you can submit your ideas on ab 7 news.com. not more than just fun and games. more than a thousand first graders took place in the fitness event, learning about teaming up with friends to stay fit and eating healthy and proper yoga techniques, sponsored by dignity help sequoia hospital. the osprey know just what to do when it's getting hot outside. catching up with the synchronized swim team as a practice. 17 are olympians and they have 17 coaches who competed in the olympics. you can meet them this saturday night starting at 5:30 at

heather farms park. >> very talented. >> it will be good pool weather. >> great pool weather and beach weather, great weather all around. >> we have sunny skies, in this midst of a warming trend. temperatures upper 40s to low 50s and tomorrow, high temperatures under sunny skies in the mid 80s around the bay and upper 80s, 90 inland. we have warmer days to come saturday and sunday, inland highs, low to mid 90s and mid to upper 80s around the bay and 70 degrees on the coast. a nice heat spike for the weekend. as you see on the accuweather, the forecast eases monday and a few clouds tuesday as the trending kicks into high gear. nice summer-like warm-up a couple days. >> thank you. a weird story in sports makes no sense. >> larry beil is with us.

>> a lot of stories don't make sense. >> this is one of them. >> warriors have the best record in the nba. take a guess, how many of their players were

abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. warriors had the best record in the league. when the all nba first team was announced today, there were no warriors on it. lebron james ties kobe bryant and karl malone with most team honors with 11. other first teamers, okc, russell westbrook and anthony davis and kawhi leonard. steph curry was named to the second team and k.d. got hurt late in the season. draymond green named to the third teen and noticeably absent was klay thompson, not named to any of the squads something draymond took issue with. >> you look around teams,

67 games, talking a possibly seven win season and to not be on the nba team i think is pretty crazy. i don't understand it. i guess they've got to find some way to punish us. >> we always have the bleep ready for draymond. warriors are in the western conference finals saturday night. and the big question is whether kawhi leonard can play on that sore ankle. if he can't play, spurs have no chance. they destroyed purse in game two and knocked out 18 threes. san antonio will be a desperate team saturday and warriors know they have to be ready to match their energy and intensity. >> we have to ramp it up to another level. see what happens. >> the wail come out fighting

and playing really aggressive. be ready for anything and everything and try to get off to a good start and give ourselves a lot of momentum early. >> we had a really frustrating last game. we see from the regular season and game one we can be a lot better against this warriors team than we were in game two. just a matter of coming out and playing our best in game three. i don't think we're really worried about what they're doing, have to be much better at our execution on both ends. >> l.a. football fans have to wait longer for their new digs. the record rainy season led to today's announcement. the future home of rams and charger won't be open until 2020, a year later than they hoped. once completed the 70,000 seat complex will be home to a 300 acre entertainment district. first round, at&t byron nelson in texas, chipping from

off the green, up and down, 1 under 69, tied. top of the leaderboard, 6 under 64, just missed the chance for the outright lead right there, instead tied with rickie barns from stockton, 6 under. birdie here on 16 and they have a two shot lead. stage 5 of the tour of california, saucy little ride all the way up mt. baldy. overall race leader and american andrew tolansco takes the stage and holding onto the leader's yellow jersey with a six second lead over george bennett. >> perk of the job. >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, cable channel 13. the u.s. marines are known for a lot but probably not this.

the mission that sent them out into a california desert. that story at 9:00. we told you about the refinery and impact neighbors are still feeling nearly two weeks later. >> the season finale version of tgit, the season finale of grey's an matney and season finale of scandal and stay with us for abz 7 news at level. >> and "jimmy kimmel live" and actor johnny depp has the new show coming out. >> we appreciate your time. >> for the entire abc7 news team, have a great night. >> see you tonight at 11:00.

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