frenzied crowds of people trying to find money. and when we're on the freeway, there are some of them who are driving crazy, i mean dangerously, weaving in and out, and out of control. by the way, one envelope stuffed with cash was taped. that post next to the gates of the garbage bin storage area of the olive garden restaurant. >> i looked out on 8th. oh, man. >> they were ready to chase the money. it was free. the catch? find it. it started when the sun was coming up. hidden cash head s-- said he wa showing some love. >> it would be nice. >> i got six kids. maybe i can put them through school, buy them a car, or

something. >> 8:44, the clue across from sea creatures and where the dog pees a fire hydrant near sap center. >> that is a lot of cash. i'm going to get robbed. $135. cash money. money for the wife. >> 15 minutes later the clue. under a leaf across from fast dog station greyhound bus station. seems like everyone else knew that, too. people crawled and looked. some climbed on trees a worker in a local radio station two blocks away came up with the money. >> $120 thank you, hidden cash. >> 12 chn 44 p.m third drop. oakridge shopping center. a caffeinated mermaid. starbuc starbucks. someone found it quickly. but there are is still hope.

>> we're going to find it. >> the next clue 15 minutes later. go to the trash. find the cash across the street. here. again, someone grabbed money quickly. there are more disappointed scavengers. many made it here like a bat out of, well, you know. >> how fast are you going? >> above 80. >> the mystery man asked if this is a publicity stunt. his answer? >> no. there is nothing more to it. i mean, it is what i'm saying it is. >> hidden cash tweeted he'll be in l.a. next. vic lee, abc7 news >> in santa barbara another student from the bay area recovering from injuries suffered in a deadly isla vista rampage friday night. the 19-year-old was struck by the car driven by the suspect.

he is a graduate and plays water polio for ucsb. he was riding his bike home from dinner and says he had no warning. >> i didn't hear it coming. i didn't hear anyone say look out i wish i can talk to him. before, before he did it. and maybe say something that would make it seem less a little bit >> he was riding home with another water polio player who was noer seriously injured and is still hospitalized but expected to be released tomorrow. >> coming up later in this newscast, we'll be live at uc berkeley to show how students there are remembering the victims. and you're going to hear from two survivors. two students going for burgers at the ivy deli. >> turned out to be a rough evening, rush hour commute

a big rig overturned on westbound interstate 80. the interstate off ramp is shut down, but the truck is upright. this happened at about 2:45, no word yet on exactly what caused it. and about a mile to the south, traffic being affected by this grass fire at intersection of interstates 08 and 780, breaking out around 3:00 p.m . putting up heavy smoke, forcing chp to put up connector ramps. officials say the fire is mostly contained and ramps should reopen, shortly, there. no word yet what caused this fire the firefighters say it may have started near the homeless camp nearby. >> in sonoma county a report from a private investigator boosting defense in the case of a santa rosa mother accused of grabbing a boy she claimed bullied her daughter. wayne freedman has results of the investigation. >> it's not a matter of reading between the lines and between

blacked-out names. this report shows content of a private investigation defending the mother of six awaiting charges for going on to campus of a school and allegedly choking a 12-year-old boy she said had been bullying her daughter. >> tells me my client did nothing wrong. >> the defense attorney cites three witnesses twochl kids and a school aide say she confronted the boy, but never touched him. one children interviewed said the boy choked himself. and then, blamed her to get even. >> the kid was very specific. that saw it in how it was done. he put his hand up like this, choking himself. and he described very specifically, that to my investigators. >> that investigation reports sheriff deputies chose to ares her anyway. there is no comment from the sheriff's department the district attorney's office issued a statement that reads in

part, we're endeavoring to ensure integrity of the investigation. therefore, we'll not communicate further on particulars of any evidence. >> it's terrible for her. she's stressed out. it's a financial hardship. >> she will return to court on june 19th to hear charges against her. in santa rosa, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> san francisco fire department citing personnel issues today refused to confirm reports that two top fire officials have been suspended the two men, both assistant chiefs have been reported for covering up actions of a firefighter accused of driving drunk when he ran a red light and struck a motorcycle rider last year. that is video of it. abc7 news i team obtained this video. sources told dan noyes one didn't hear of the suspension until reading it in the paper.

>> a bill influenced by a series of abc7 news i team reports passed state assembly today over the past year, i team uncovered thousands of untested rape kits sitting on police department property room shelves around the bay area. nancy skinner authored a bill establishing guidelines to get law enforcement agencies and crime labs to test the dna evidence within 60 days the bill now heads to the senate. >> a family sued ymca of silicon valley today, claiming it failed to properly supervise a man accused of molesting children. this man cases several charges including possession of child pornography. he worked at a day camp run by the y last summer. the suit claims he was allowed to be alone with children when policies reported him to be supervised directly by a qualified teacher. the ymca of silicon valley hasn't commented. >> poet maya angelou is being

remembered tonight as a warrior for tolerance and peace. she's a product of the bay area and a prominent figure in this massive bronze statue featuring champions of humanity. she died today and carolyn tyler is here to tell us about her bay-area roots. they're extensive. >> she was born in arkansas but most of the bay area, attending high schools in san francisco, taking dance and drama classes in the city. san francisco can rightfully claim a piece of maya angelou's heart, she spent her form tiff years here. she shared success with oprah winfrey. . >> i went to my mother and said they won't allow me to apply. she said why. do you know why? i said yes, because i'm a negro. she said yes, but do you want

the job? i said yes. she said go get it. >> she went to mission high. today, at the school commencement she was remembered. >> very sad. she's a rich, full life. >> in her 20s she was singing blues to support her young son her writing had similar grace and movement. i know why the caged bird sings became an international bestseller in 1969. many americans got to know the author at former president bill clinton's 1993 inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this day, breaking for you. give birth again to the dream. >> for reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church, and his wife, she was more than an icon. she was a friend. >> ge began a conversation and began to call each other brother and sister. so, i felt like, and feel like,

maya was my sister. >> they met 50 years ago. she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times at one glide appearance, elaine petrocelli met her, they became friends she often hosted the author at her store, brook passage. they put the distinguished author's books out front to honor her memory. >> really literally a thousand people would come and want to have a book signed by dr dr. angelou and want to meet her. truly phenomenal. >> i had the privilege of interviewing her more than once here. first time i greeted her as miss angelou. she said i'm dr. angelou. it was an honorary degree but she deserved the respect and the title. she will be missed.

>> thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, an east bay refinery proposes a major upgrade saving water ask cleanse the air, why are environmental groups skeptical? >> also, tonight a brand new hospital in the bay area, this state of the art facility built for doctors and patients. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are rising but so is fire danger, we'll look at the rising temperatures and red flag warning in just a moment. >> later a nasa astronaut with a message for bay area students on the importance of the space program. a lot to bring you. stay right here.

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an east bay refinery wants to cut green house gases in the process but is this project all it claims to be? laura anthony is live in martinez. laura? >> no, the environmental review hasn't started f shell has its way, the big tower behind me would be shut down, in six years. >> jim bunkeders lived next to the shell refinery and had his share of issues when it comes to the companies proposed project so far, bunter is on board. >> that sounds like a good deal.

>> this is a 30-year-old unit shell hopes to phase out. >> where there is everything to like about the project we're going to come into compliance with green house gas standards and also going to lessen our dependence on heavy crude. >> shell claims modernization would reduce the green house gas emissions by 700,000 met trick tons per year. >> shell has been reducing pollution through flares . >> some critics have a distrust of plans put forward by a big oil company. in richmond, environmentalists and the city delayed a modernization of the chevron refinery that would allow to it process heavier crude.

>> there is no change in the amount processing. the type of crude is bringing in is better crude than they had. >> shell will present a project to the contra costa board, a first step in laufrnling the review process. >> there is a one in three chance you get health care through kaiser permanente in the bay area, kaiser is opening new hospitals. first replacing an aging facility in hayward. >> from the moment you walk in, it's clear this isn't your grandparent's hospital. starting with maps that send directions to your phone.

>> we should have very empty waiting rooms. that is a mark of success. >> this sprawling radiology department has a unit. >> you can be on the table, having a ct within minutes >> and it's ready for disasters. >> we have a four-day back up supply of power and water. >> you don't find dry erase here. >> saying here, husband came by. >> messages are done on a tv screen. >> it prevents them from ordering ten pieces of bacon. >> this stems from the operating room. >> this is an x ray. >> doctors looking at a giant screen using these controls. >> it looks like a video game.

>> after surgery... this lift helps patients. >> this goes on ankles of newborns >> preemies get private rooms >> peace, quiet for families as well as for infection control. >> that is why every room at the hospital is private. >> air flow from this room does not go out to the rest of the building. >> it's expensive to build, but they believe cheaper in the long run. >> if we can prevent you from getting a hospital acquired infection, what it saves for us and you, as a patient is immeasurable. >> remarkable. >> yes. time to check on the forecast. >> mr. spencer christian is here with perfect weather. just gorgeous. >> yes. warm, dry. and pleasant.

here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. it is what it is. as they say. red flag warning until tomorrow evening at 8:00. humidity as low as 7% in some areas. extreme fire behavior is possible. it's gusty in spots, 33 miles per hour at sfo. 29 miles per hour at half moon bay. many locations are experiences gentle breezes now. fairfield is way down to about 10%. 21% in concord. many locations near the bay and coast are experiencing normal

readings. 66 degrees in san francisco. san jose, morgan hill, 59 half moon bay. beautiful view from our sutro camera, looking at golden gate. upper 70s in concord and livermore, another view of the western sky. here is bright, beautiful out there. cooler weather, saturday might be quite cool. that is bringing us mild to warm conditions tomorrow along with breeze. cooler air will follow. here is why.

fog, low clouds returning to the coast continuing a watt yeshern into tomorrow, warmer inland. and around the bay, upper 70s to low 80s and mid to upper 70s, 60s rather on the coast. let me change. that mid to upper 60s on the coast. after warming up, a sharp cool down friday, saturday. highs into mid-70s. that may decrease a fire risk. we're hoping that it will. >> sounds good. thank you. >> still ahead here tonight a look at latest hardware it's almost impossible to get them to sit down to dinner. so that's why we have... [ all ] kfc.

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tonight apple confirms it's biggest ak yi sayings sigs, saying yes, it's bought the streaming service. dr. dre will get $3 billion now that apple learned the streaming service has only 100,000 subscribers. if you're a target stockholder a company is urging a no vote on

seven of the board of directors the company says they should be held respornsible. >> wall street dow dropped 42 points today. >> mystery solved giants star hunter pens has a stolen motorized schooler back tonight. you can see the scooter in this video. the group gave to it police officers working at the game. >> thank you, fans, media for helping me do this. i wanted to thank bat kid. i posted that. for keeping streets clean. >> this video shows him scooter.

this scooter taken sunday night after he parked outside of a restaurant. >> it worked out. >> yes. >> moving on, still ahead tonight, isla vista massacre. a pair of students nearly lost their lives on a friday night burger run. >> also tonight live at uc berkeley showing you how students are remembering the victims. >> and what officials in salinas are doing to heal of wounds of a man armed with a garden tool.

students at uc berkeley gathering tonight for a somber reason to show their sympathy and support for fellow students, particularly, families of the six killed during friday's deadly rampage. three are from the bay area. allen? >> this has touched a lot of students across california. it's no different here at uc

berkeley. organizers say their facebook page indicates 1300 people are interested in showing up tonight, which will be held here this is just one in a number of demonstrations. a father of a student led a chant and criticized lack of gun control in this country. students held a vigil to express thoughts and uc berkeley students will express feelings on the incident that rekindled concerns over safety. >> among friends and family, we're concerned laws haven't changed after these incidents. this is just another in the long list. this is two of them here.

that is some exchange students. >> people are responding to mental health and perception of women. >> uc santa barbara student motive is that he was rejected by victim and wanted revenge. students will write letters to the community. that vigil starts at 8:00 tonight here on memorial glade. >> thank you. >> in washington names of the six people who kied were read on the floor of the house of representatives today followed by a moment of silences classes resumed today and a candle light vigil being planned tomorrow night for george chen. he is one of three people killed

in the apartment where the rampage began friday night. survivors may have the best new perspective on what happened friday. >> the 17-year-old and 18-year-old sat down and watched themselves perfect the shooting spree. these local teenagers were simply at the deli mart to grab a burger they described the scene when a suspect fired off its first shot inside of the store. >> and i just hear a pop outside. and some screaming. i heard shots. >> between employees and customers there are 25 people

inside at the time. this door shattered by bullets, four bullets to be exact. two came from underneath the cash year's desk. the team teens were left paralyzed with fear. >> we were aprayed to come back. >> i'm told he was a regular. >> i knew it. i say hi. what would you like? he will pay. >> the owner says they never knew he was troubleed and there is a sense of relief the two were able escape, one of the bullets took the life of a christopher martinez. >> they have since returned to the store to pay respects. for the teens they're just taking it one day at a time.

>> the city is turn to outside help after two deadly officer involved shootings. this to help soothe community anger over the shootings the mediator opened up members with community members expected to begin next week. >> planning commissioners want to reopen a shuttered popular ice center. bridge point ice center was closed last june. they say they were trying to stay competitive with the nearby shopping centers, however, planning commissioners believe one way to be competitive is reopen the ice center. >> george lucas may have a site

for his museum. sky 7 hd shows us the proposed site just north of at and t park. where warriors once wanted to build a new arena. a former letter offering the new site will be sent tomorrow. >> a new report shows that care problems in va hospitals are more wide spread than thought, finding system wide delays in treatment, and efforts to hide those delays. and follows allegations several veterans dieed and that secret waiting lists were created to hide delays and care. >> i believe this issue reached a level that requires justice department involvement.

these are not just administrative problems. >> 42 facilities are now under investigation, they do not include va facilities where no care issues have surfaced. >> a job training program in san francisco is in jeopardy tonight over a funding issue. 237 high school students set to begin jobs next week through the garden project program. they helped the san francisco public utilities commission maintaining land around the water sheds but there have been delays getting a new contract and that has program leaders and student workers nervous. >> if you don't have nunling to do you're wandering streets. you're trying to find a way to make money. most of the time it's not legal. >> sfpd says it's exploring every possible avenue. >> the car of the future

arrived. but it's missing standard features google unveiled a prototype of the driverless car it's building. it has no steering wheel, and comes with buttons for go and stop. sensors and computers taken from there. that is this video released by google showing some in action. the company says it's not interested in going into auto manufacturing business and wants to partner with other firms to do that part of the job. >> tonight a tale from outer

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a group of berkeley school kids had a special visitor today. >> today, he was out rosa parks elementary talking about the value of science and importance of the space program. >> the navy commander is carrying out a mission. today's assignment brought him to rosa park elementary school to speak about science and value of a space program that is hit

hard. >> since november, 2000, the international space station has been occupied making it the longest continuing human presence in space and according to commander cassidy, among the most expensive. he says the value of what is learned in space should not be ignored >> it's a science return on investment that do. >> you're watching him as an as nault he was part of a team spending six months to learn more about our environment here on earth while traveling 17,000 miles an hour. and just how fast is that? >> five miles per second. every second is five miles of the world >> he impressed students with life in space, working out, eating and how they cut their hair. >> tell me about this, that.

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>> students at san francisco ballet school putting finishing touches on a showcase performance >> yes. tonight abc7 news morning news traffic reporter gives you a peek at some of the artists. julia is rehearsing "ramona". her part, the fourth solo. it's designed for professional dancers. she's already mastering it.

natasha just turned 15 in february. what is remarkable is that she's only been dancing four and a half years. most on some of the most fertile ground at san francisco ballet school. these are part of a hand picked group, who hope to turn dreams of dancing on stage into a reality. and soon, it will come true and they'll have a rare opportunity to perform this week. >> we're trained here so when we get a chance to go on stage, we're nervous. as they say, the only way to get

there is practice when ready to take the leap, not all though roads lead here. >> you know there is a lot of good company in the world >> at 19 it's one of the handful of dancers picked to become an apprentice. she expects to begin in june. once curtain lowers it's back to the studio to continue until next year's harvest. >> the student performances begin tonight, and continue throughout friday. you can visit abc7 news.com for a link to details. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> so difficult.

>> spencer christian is live. >> sunny skies across the bay area, it's been mild to warm. a live view from our camera in san francisco, eastward looking across the bay certain locations forecasting tomorrow. any from 2 to 6 degrees, oakland will be 77 degrees tomorrow, and a high of 77 today, looking for warm weather. 91 fresno. 102 in palm springs. bay area, inland highs upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling saturday, then, temperatures moderating sunday

and holding steady monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> thank you. >> all right. perfect baseball weather. >> this is a weird game today a near, near no hitter by giants today collectively. a no no through five but got pulled by bruce bocci.

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good evening, to use a classic baseball description, tim lincecum was wild for giants he didn't know where his pitches were going and neither did the chicago cubs. one of the four walks, runners at first and second. maybe two runs here, diving stopped in time to get starlan castro. 30 second pitch of the first inning laced by ex-giant, going to buster posy. and gets away unscatheed. his 96th pitch and pulled with a

pitch cat up. up the middle no hitters still intact for giants. john baker singles and baker, did he la salle product. bottom seven now, hector sanchez to the gap in left center. buster posy scores and so does sandoval. you'll see the tail end of a play reviewing to call them out. 5-0, the final. and five relievers, giants completing a 5 and 1 home stand. >> he was starting to develop a little blister. so we've had concerns there. you know. with that, it was time. . i mean for a real nice home stand, great way to, you know get on the plane head to st. louis. >> and a's playing tigers tonight. 49ers working out a team activity this week and collin

cappernick addressed media since that incident nearly two month ss ago. a woman ended up in the hospital there is no report of any assault, miami police later revealed woman had refused to leave the hotel, may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. and today, cappernick said he's confident no charges will be filed >> the district attorney has information today. and at this point, i'm going to let them handle their business dinothing wrong in that incident. so i want to to everything i can could to let the da close this matter. >> i expect a real break out here for collin. athletically, he looks bionic. if you remember the $6 million man that, is what he looks like to me. >> and vernon davis not there today by not attending giving up

$200,000. so must be serious. sisters serena and venus williams on a collision course to meet in the french open but both knocked off today in paris. serena did not have it against the 20-year-old spaniard. serena, the top seed couldn't find her stroke. could not return serve on match point. a loss for the most-lopsided defeat in 288 grand slam matches. what about venus? started out well against anna smiedloafa. swing and volley. smiedlova, i love saying that and i don't know why. golf tiger woods, making it official today he will not be playing in the u.s. open

at pine hearst there is no timetable for tiger to return i did say he's optimistic about returning later this year. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> you have british, pga. we'll see. >> and he's got a practice. >> right. it's true. >> one thing, now, you've got to contend. >> right. yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, cable channel 13, drinkable sun screen a company says you can swallow your protection instead of lathering it off. >> then at 11:00 scaned and tracked whether you like it or not. local coffee chain gathering information about you if you're not a customer. >> join us for that at k and 11:00. >> tonight in prime time, we have the middle, followed by goldbergs and modern family, then, goldbergs and motive. >> and don't forget, you can see all of the abc programming on

your smart phone. your tablet and computer. go to watch abc.com and down load the app from your app store. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. your coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

this is "jeopardy!"! please welcome today contestants -- a violin and viola teacher from indianapolis, indiana... a legal assistant originally from modesto, california... and our returning champion -- a supply chain professional from kenilworth, illinois... whose 17-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our newcomers manuel and maggie, who, today on "jeopardy!", begin their quest that they hope will turn into a conquest

of julia collins, our champion. let's get to work and see what happens. good luck. here we go. the categories... sounds like fun. followed by... in each correct response. i did that so well. hey... and notice "the" in quotation marks. that's coming up in each correct response. julia. uh, we're with "the" band, $200. julia. what are the doors? that's it. "the" band for $400. julia. who are the monkees? yes. "the" band for $600. manuel. who are kool & the gang? you got 'em. we're with "the" band, $800, please. manuel. who are the black eyed peas? correct.