news this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america."" i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland where two people have been shot by police. a third person arrested. we have details coming up in a live report. >> stokes' family and friends speak about his recovery. >> maria shriver hired a divorce lawyer after former governor schwarzenegger admitted to following a child with a family employee 13 years ago. >> a live look at the embarcadero. notice it's dry. we have drier weather throughout the forecast. warmer temperatures and sunshine in fact. >> with the better driving conditions. no accidents out there. looking good across the bay

bridge. roadwork to antioch. that's coming up. >> 4:30 on thursday morning. kristen says she will brook nothing but happiness out there. keep it in mind as we head to the news day. >> with the weather, yeah! thank you for joining us. developing news. oakland police have a neighborhood blocked off after officers shot two suspects late last night. one of them died. abc7's terry mcsweeney is live at the scene with the latest. terry? >> reporter: yeah, i'm out here on ward lane coolen. police are on the scene at the end of ward lane. we're kept back. this is still a crime scene. two people shot. one is dead. the third arrested. take a look at pictures from the scene. it began 10:30. exactly what happened here, oakland police are not saying. there are reports that the drug enforcement agency, federal agency was involved in this. a second suspect was shot. a third taken in to custody. we know the swat team was out here for a while

following the shoot-out. although it happened six hours ago oakland police releasing few details on the story. the word of d.e.a. involvement on this has one thinking, of course, about a drug raid going on out here. oakland p.d. not confirming that. what we have out here is according to the oakland p.d., two people shot by oakland police. one of them is dead. a third person taken in to custody out here near 35th avenue and coolidge. live in oakland terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> all right, terry. thank you very much. 4:32 now. little-by-little, the giants fan brutally beaten in the season opener with the dodgers is showing signs of some improvement. neurosurgeons at san francisco general are now monitoring his recovery. his father and sister spoke publicly about what bryan stow is going through. abc7's lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> it hurts to see him lying there and not responsive to

a lot of things. >> reporter: bryan stow's recovery remains slow, but the 42-year-old's family is hopeful, especially since stow opened his eyes and hasn't had a single seizure since arriving at san francisco general hospital monday. >> over the next several weeks we'll begin to taper the medications back so we can better understand what is the true level of his brain function. >> the number of seizure medications has already dropped from five to four. but stow remains in a coma. >> just wondering if he can hear us in there. and if he is fighting his way back. >> looks to left field. it's a base hit. >> reporter: los angeles police prepare to prevent a repeat of what happened in the dodger stadium parking lot march 31. the night bryan stow was attacked by these two men dressed in dodger gear. stow wore a giants jersey. this is the first time the giants have been back to dodger stadium since the

beating during the home opener. >> just an isolated incident. i'm not worried. >> still, a heavy police presence. ten players noticed a -- even the players noticed a change in security since march 31. >> a lot more police officers out there. you know, definitely being surveilled a lot better than what it was before. >> reporter: they're handing out fliers of the suspect sketches. a special office inside the stadium has also been set up where fans can come and report anything they may know about the attack. right now los angeles police officers are following up on roughly 500 leads. there is a $200,000 reward offered. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. this morning, san jose police are asking for help in their effort to track down a bank robber that struck at least three times. here are photos of the suspect taken in the robberies. he stands 5'6" to 5'8", weighing 190 to 200 pounds.

he is balding with black facial hair and has dark spots on both sides of his cheeks. the suspect is accused of at least three bank robberies in san jose and milpitas since january. even hitting one location twice. anyone with information about this man is urged to contact san jose police. the contra costa county health department is waiting for test results from the richmond health center. that's where an employee has died from legionair's disease. it's triggered when people breathe in infected steam or water vapor and it can be fatal between 5-30% of the time. contra costa county averages nearly ten cases per year. legionaire's disease is not contagious but similar bacteria made a richmond health worker sick in 2008. the center remains open pending the test results. u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood and peninsula congresswoman jackie spear will visit the

site where a gas pipeline exploded killing eight people and destroying dozens of homes last fall. pg&e is warning regulators that cutting pressure any further from the utility natural gas pipeline as a safety precaution could interrupt service to customers. the california public utilities commission directed pg&e to reduce pressure by 20% in ten of the gas transmission lines following the disaster. san francisco voters will decide whether the city should make circumcisions illegal. backers of the ban provided enough legitimate signatures to put the measure on november ballot. some call the practice painful and cool but most opponents say it's fundamental to religious practices. 4:36. new reports this morning that maria shriver hired a prominent los angeles divorce lawyer. "people" magazine says shriver contacted the attorney after former governor schwarzenegger revealed he fathered a boy with a family employee 13 years ago.

abc7's dan ashley has the latest. >> reporter: in the pictures obtained by tmz mildred patricia baena could not look happier at her baby shower in the late '90s. but the woman known as "patty" was hiding a deep, dark secret. the baby she was carrying was arnold schwarzenegger's. the boy was born in september of 1997. shriver gave birth to their son christopher five days later. >> arnold was arnold before he was governor. a powerful, seductive, bigger than live personality who loves women. >> reporter: baena worked at the mansion as housekeeper and assistant for 20 years. last week shocking announcement that arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver married 25 years with four children were separating. >> i know for a fact she heard rumors about the child out of wedlock before. they tried different things to patch it up.

nothing has worked. >> reporter: according to the "l.a. times," shriver moved out of the mansion after schwarzenegger told her about the affair and child. divorced in 2008 mildred patricia baena and her son now 14 lives in the house in bakerfield with her three other children. >> this young man is just at the top end of being polite. and being very cordial. >> reporter: the "new york times" reports that schwarzenegger, himself made the $50,000 down payment for the house. >> that was dan ashley reporting. one person familiar with the situation says the former governor has been humbled and embarrassed by the scandal. time now is 4:38. mike showed a picture outside a little while ago of dry streets. the embarcadero there. what is the forecast looking from this point on? >> i don't know but i like it already. >> you'll like it if you like sunshine. the low that brought us the scattered showers moving east. you can see the clearing

that took place yesterday afternoon. the fog developing along the coast and the bay shore. so it's not going to be completely clear this morning. it's going to be pretty close. look at the winds calm. just about everywhere except for 6-mile-per-hour winds out of the southwest at s.f.o. 8 in oakland. to 12 in fairfield. only a breath at napa, 3 miles per hour in the south wind. and 6 in concord. temperatures are cooler than yesterday, as we expected. low to mid-50s in san francisco, oakland, concord fairfield, half moon bay. antioch. everybody else in mid-to-upper 40s. by the afternoon hours we have clouds along the peninsula coast. 60 at half moon bay. mid-60s around san francisco. but look at the rest of the bay. upper 60s to 70 degrees. we have low 70s in suth bay. mid-to-upper 70s in east bay valleys. mid-70s in north bay. temperatures back to average today. monterey, 60 and breezy there. mid-to-upper 60s rest of the bay. low 70s inland. the storm system for the weekend heading north and taking the rain it with. we will get the breezes and the cooler conditions as we

drop about four to six degrees by sunday. once the wind taper a warming trend begins tuesday and wednesday. good morning frances. >> good morning mike. we are looking forward to the nice weather. quiet on the roads right now. we did overnight roadwork continuing as you make your way out of pittsburgh to antioch. eastbound 4 closed between loveridge and summersville. detours are posted. westbound is slowing at this point. green, making your way to concord. we will check out 680 in walnut creek. traffic is still flowing well. that is southbound on the right. and if you are heading to s.f.o. it's nice ride on 101 right now, heading through millbrae. no problems either on 280. eric kristen? >> down right soothing. frances, thanks a lot. 4:40 now. installing the $2 billion addition. still ahead, overnight work that added an interesting piece to the international space station. >> drastic and painful

protest that mother of two university of berkeley hikers held in iranian prison are beginning today.

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the only time they have been allowed to see their sons since they were arrested in july of 2009. this morning congresswoman gabrielle giffords is recovering after a successful surgery to repair her skull. this marks the latest step in the arizona democrat recovery since surviving assassination attempt in january. surgeons removed part of her skull to relieve pressure on her brain after the shooting. yesterday they replaced that brone in a cranial plasty where a plastic implant is attached to her skull with titanium screws. this morning, astronauts successfully hoisted a cosmic ray detector from "endeavor" for installation on the space station. the $2 billion alpha magnetic spectrometer will study the invisible universe for as long as the life of the space station. in mission control engineers are analyzing several areas of damage on "endeavor's" belly.

nasa wants to make sure the shut is safe to come home in in two weeks. we know representative giffords' husband mark kelly is the commander of that mission. >> right. 4:44. have you seen the kitten? the crime that has a local spca asking for your help. >> the new ask that president obama is asking for those pushing for democracy in middle east today. michael finney with a report that might make you reconsider using your debit

welcome back. here is a look at the temperatures around the country. 73 in seattle. 68. cool spot and salt lake city and denver. contrast that with dallas at 83. st. louis at 75. that is the area for severe weather. outlined in yellow through tornado alley. no delays there. there could be this afternoon. right now if you are heading to new york or philadelphia you will want to check out the flight tracker. they both have flight arrival delays.

abc7news.com. here is eric. >> mike thank you very much. 4:47. the santa cruz sbca says someone stole a kitten from the shelter in live oak. this is mousy. it's believed a man and woman visiting the shelter took the 8-week-old kitten and made off with the spca director iphone. mousy was not ready for adoption because she still needs vet's evaluation. the sheriff's department is now investigating the case. just hours from now, president obama is expected to give what is being called a major speech about the future of the middle east and north africa. it follows a series of major uprising in egypt, libya, tunisia, syria and other countries that are being called the arab spring. senior white house official says the president will focus on outlining how the u.s. will offer new financial support to any nation in that region. with democratic aspirations. the president is also expected to defend newly-imposed economic sanctions levelled against syria's leaders which led to

violent crackdown on the pro-democracy protesters. mr. obama is expected to announce new aid packages for egypt and tunisia, the two nations seen as models for democratic uprising. al-qaeda has released osama bin laden's last audiotape. it was in support of the arab spring uprisings that swept through the middle east. >> translator: my muslim people, we watch closely what is going on in the world today. we rejoice with your rejoicing and your pride. >> al-qaeda says the tape was made a week before bin laden was killed in pakistan by u.s. navy seals. back here, more and more people are becoming victimized by this crime. thieves stealing millions of dollars each year swiping information from bank cards. here is "7 on your side" michael finney with ways to protect yourself. >> reporter: the key to your account; namely the information on the magnetic stripe can be copied when you use your bank card at gas stations stores or increasingly even at your own bank's atm.

deputy police inspector gregory ansonsen says thieves install a device called skimmer over the real card reader. >> when you pass the a.t.m. card in and draw it, the chip in there records the information off the magnetic stripe. >> reporter: to record the pin number, they install a tiny camera hidden in the panel above the key pad. >> the thieves can download your account information on the magnetic stripe of a blank card learn your pin number from the camera recording and start draining your account of cash. >> that is what happens to rose flores when she used the atm at her bank last year before going on vacation. she got back and discovered thieves were raiding her bank account. >> i felt very violated and very scared. they took out almost $6,000. >> rose discovered the theft by checking her statements online. chase eventually reimbursed all the money she lost but she is careful using atms

now. important precautions, check the atm to see if anything looks loose or out of place. >> if anything looks suspicious, don't use the atm. contact the bank and the police right away. >> even if a card reader looks legitimate shield the key pad with your hand so no one can record your pin. i'm michael finney "7 on your side." >> "consumer reports" says on gas stations, the skimmers on the pump are nearly impossible to detect so good idea to pay with the credit card at the pump not debit card. more from "consumer reports" investigation on bank card fraud at abc7news.com. under "7 on your side." 4:51 now. there is now a movement to add another name to the already crowded field for mayor of san francisco. a web site called "draft mayor ed lee.org" posted open letter to residents of the city touting the positive qualities and the sensitive leadership of the interim mayor. the call's run led by the

exsupervisors jim gonzalez and michael yackey who plan to gather enough signatures to pressure lee to run for office. >> the people of san francisco want him to run. and tell him that we don't mind if you change your mind. that gives him permission if he wants to change his mind and run for mayor. >> i'm sure i am not going to run. this has not been my agenda and never has been. >> in fact, mayor lee plans to return to his old job as the city administrator. that job pays more than being mayor. that's one incentive to go back to that job. >> reporters kept pressing him on it and he said i'm glad people aren't saying, "throw him out now!" i am a reporter who asked him in the past, are you going to run? what can change your mind? "i'm not. nothing." >> we don't know about that. but running out there today good idea. it will be finally dry and warm. mike? >> a lot of sunshine. look outside and show what is going on. a little fog trying to form. it looks like most of it will hang around the coast. not only this morning but

the peninsula coast this afternoon. if you want sunshine at the beaches, maybe santa cruz good place to go. or up on the north bay. let's talk about the temperatures as you step out. they are cooler from the mid-to-upper 40s in the north bay valleys. to livermore fremont, redwood city southward. mid-to-upper 40s. half moon bay, san francisco, oakland concord fairfield. low to mid-70s. antioch the warm spot at 57 degrees. around the monterey bay and inland, low to mid-50s from monterey and salinas. cooler, gilroy at 42. mid-to-upper 40s for santa cruz and watsonville. so our highlights sunny and warmer this afternoon. this weekend will be breezy to windy. the cold front is coming through. but most of the rain will stay away from our neighborhood. it won't be as warm with the breeze coming in saturday sunday, and in to monday. for today's temperatures, jump over to east bay valley. mid-to-upper 70s. this is where we should be for middle may. mid-to-upper 60s through most of the peninsula. east bay shore.

castro valley and fremont around 70 degrees. south bay, low to mid-70s. los gatos warm spot at 74 degree. look at the peninsula, the temperatures start at 70, palo alto. drop to 64 by millbrae. near 60 in half moon bay. upper 60s for pacifica, daly city. sunset. low to mid-60s for downtown south san francisco, saucelito. rest of the north bay valley is low to mid-70s. breezy at your beaches but at least you will see more sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s for you. monterey and carmel near 60. we have low to mid-70s for hollister, gilroy and morgan hill. around the state today temperatures about 10 degrees warmer in the central valley. mid-to-upper 70s. fresno, sacramento. chico is 82. ten degrees warmer at tahoe. 53. 73 in yosemite. morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine. dangerous rip currents around san diego and l.a. mid-to-upper 60s for those

destinations. all right. back home tonight. you can see the clouds along the coast. some of the spilling in the bay. again, temperatures around the bay. upper 40s to low 50s. same with the coast. mid-to-upper 40s in the inland neighborhood. here is what is happening outside. look at the pull-away. almost off the screen by the time we get to what is happening right now. high pressure. you can see the ridge and the storm track heading well north. that's why that cold front is just going to sideswipe us with breezy conditions. sea breeze that will drop the temperatures back below average. again, it looks like most of the rain will move away from us, though we will see increase in clouds sunday and monday. once we get past that, tuesday and wednesday, more sunshine. calmer conditions. temperatures back where they should be. close to today. have a great day. frances? >> finally looking forward to the spring weather we have been waiting for, for a long time. you can also look forward to a nice ride on the freeways this morning. live shot of 280 and highway 17. headlights are on northbound 280. that is highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. for commuters heading out of

the north bay, to the golden gate bridge traffic is light, as far north as novato. mass transit to a good start. systems report nothing delays. we have some really good news on bart. and clipper card. kristen has details coming up. of course, you can get the latest traffic information anytime going to abc7news.com. kristen? >> yeah. no waiting. bring it to you now. commuters who use a clipper card to get on bart will find it easier to refill their card. customers can now add cash value to their existing all in one clipper transit card. at any bart station ticket machine. clipper cards are used for more than 450,000 boarding each weekday on bay area transit. more than 100,000 of those trips are on bart alone. officials say clipper cards now account for 30% of bart's fare payment. time is 4:56. next on abc7 news at 5:00 a.m. -- the latest on the deadly

police shooting in oakland that left one suspect dead. >> also, dollars for doomsday. the big money being made in predicting the end of the world. where does it all go? crews are preparing to make history here at the bay bridge today. i'm amy hollyfield. i will tell you all about it after the break.