you are looking at live picture of the richmond-san rafael bridge where a banner was hung and protestors had climbed down, this is video from moments ago. >> they were hanging by cables for an hour or so but since climbed back on onto the bridge. we didn't see any evidence of police waiting to arrest them. the ban ser directed at chevron

located in san ramon. it reads chevron guilty, clean up amazon. climbers are member of the rain forest action network, the protest comes two days before chevron's annual shareholder meeting, first one since it was found guilty by an ecuador court of guilty of polluting the amazon. >> we before been calling the chevron but they have no response of the protests. >> a missing baby has been solved. she is found and okay. >> but the mystery continues in how she ended up in southern california. her parents reported her missing but she was found safe hundreds of miles away. amy hollyfield joins us from knightsen with more. >> sheriff's detectives aren't saying who did this, they are interviewing people in shorn

california but the focus isn't so much who did it but the fact that the baby is okay. >> probe the baby at home. >> four-month-old ramy disappeared saturday night or sunday morning. they checked on her in the morning she was gone. they believe somebody came in and snapped her. they say a family member is suspected of doing this. investigators are not confirming that to us this morning. the neighbor says it's a relative who was concerned about the kid's care, the family has four children. the concern, the neighbor says, is unfounded. they say they take fine care of their kids.

[ inaudible ] >> the second child -- >> and investigators launched a large search. they shut down the family street where the family home here is. they interviewed the parents as witnesses and not suspects. investigators won't say whether they believe a relative is to blame but they don't think a random child kidnapper is on the loose today. live in knightsen, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." the family of giants fan beaten in a coma is set to hold a news conference shortly. podium is ready at san francisco general hospital. you are looking the at a live picture. this is the first public

statement since they have arrested one of the two men suspected of attacking him. tomas ramon is live there. >> we're at san francisco general where bryan stow is in critical condition. we expect the family to talk to us what they think about the arrest that was made and update on brian's condition. after 6,000 hours of investigation by 20 detectives they have managed to arrest the main suspect in the march 31th beating of bryan stow. >> los angeles police raided this east hollywood apartment complex early yesterday morning. they arrested a reputed gang member and ex-convict, they call him the main aggressor of the beating of bryan stow. this sketch prompted his parole agent to tie him to the attack. >> a very difficult investigation, a lot of moving pieces still in motion but a significant break. one that will lead to a

successful prosecution. >> they are still searching for another man and a woman that was driving the getaway car after the attack. they issued a warning. >> we're not going to stop. we're going to continue working hard. we've got the first suspect and we will identify you and we will bring you in. >> bryan stow was beaten at giants-dodgers season opener in los angeles. he remains in critical condition his sister reached by phone welcomed the arrest of at least one suspect. >> i can't even tell you the emotions that are going through right now. it's excited and it great. >> to wait for the news conference to start, los angeles police are offering $250,000 reward leading to information leading to the arrest of those 2 suspects. hopefully we'll get an update on

bryan stow's condition. i'm tomas ramon, "abc 7 news". >> the california highway patrol is accepting for several drivers that n a hit-and-run that killed a man in oakland. the man was crawling across i-880 around 12:30 in the morning. investigators say the man was hit by several vehicles but nobody stopped. chp does not have a specific suspect vehicle description. anybody with information on this fatal hit and run is asked to call the oakland chp on the number on the screen. also in oakland, a jury is expected to begin deliberating today in the chauncey bailey murder trial. prosecutors say y yousef bey ordered two followers to assassinate bailey, a prominent journalist because he was writing a store that would expose the bakery's questionable

finances. codefendant antoine mackey is the man accused of driving the getaway car and a confessed guns exchanged testimony for a reduce sentence. >> san quentin is lock down after a riot and four inmates were sent to the hospital. the ri go inin the dining hall. guards stopped the brawl using non-lethal bullets and pepper spray. the fact that ten weapons made by inmates. no word on what started on the riot and injured people but it came after a similar riot at a sacramento prison. no guards were hurt. >> they have upheld a court order requiring california to cut the prison population by 46,000 so adequate health care can be provided for the remaining inmates. the order mandates a prison

population of no more than 110,000 inmates but there are more than 142,000 inmates in california 33 adult prisons. anthony kennedy wrote, for years the medical care provided by california prisons have fallen short of requirements and has failed to meet basic health needs. >> union leaders say they plan to lay off grading inspectors in contra costa county next week will put the county at risk. 34 workers who speck out of compliance properties. they are in charming of weed abatement. cuts come even though 12 jobs were already eliminated through attrition this year. >> the effect will be property like this simply wrote get abated as quickly. there will be fewer people will be coming out to make sure that

property is taken care of. >> they say they don't have enough money to fund the department. county has not responded to today's claims by the union. >> and rains over the weekend are blamed for the cancellation of the ferry service. strong winds damaged two of the pillars the ferry goes to. they are working on it right now but no time frame when service is going to be running again. they are going to notify commuters on alert system later this afternoon. mike nicco is in the weather center with a look at our windy conditions right now. >> let's go back to 11:00 last night. the gusts were the fastest. 41 miles an hour and 35 in oakland and 21 in hayward and 25 in napa and also in novato. fast forward to now, not quite as fast, sfo is down to 18 miles per hour and livermore seeing gusts up to 20. as we head through the afternoon

i think these are going to ramp up and be faster. you can see them picking up especially along the coast where the yellow indicates the faster wind speeds, up to 30 miles an hour. but once the sun sets, look at the wind speeds calm down. i think the worst of it is behind us but we will see fast gusts this afternoon. thanks a lot, mike. >> still ahead, a deadly tornado rips across the midwest. >> there it is. there it is. -- oh, gosh that is monster tornado. >> the devastating trail left by the deadly tornado that hit the u.s. in more than 50 years. also.... >> president obama and first lady. family connection being explored as president obama visits ireland.

>> we look forward to the day when the other suspects are apprehended, as well. bryan has a long way ahead of him but we are thankful the suspect is in custody. we have the utmost respect in their dedication and hard work to the lapd. all of it exceeded our expectation. the people at lapd were always in contact with us regarding the case or to check on bryan. we will forever appreciate that. we are also indebted to the san francisco giants organization for personally reaching out and supporting bryan. we would like to thank the media for keeping the story alive. it has made a huge difference and appreciate your role. hearing bryan's story has given an opportunity for people to help. your e-mails, cards and letters and contribution and care to his

children have given hope and relief. we have entered a new phase of this emotional and draining time. we need time to focus on bryan, we ask that you respect our privacy and we are ready to interact with the media again. we will let you know in the hospital hot line. in the meantime, you can check the hot line for updates on bryan, thank you. >> one of the detectives called my parents that morning about 45 minutes after the arrest and let them know. we were beyond happy. >> you are listening to the family's statement the family of broo bryan stow the family of

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that is the sheer sound of terror as people were riding out a tornado in missouri. it was completely dark in that video because they were sitting in a convenience dark freezer. joplin was the hardest hit area. they say this was deadliest tornado since 1953. they are warning the death toll could climb as search and rescue continue the work. >> a difficult can cleanup is under way, joplin took a direct hit. take a look at the wreckage of what was a high school. new rain storms are hampering search and rescue efforts. president obama says the federal emergency management is working with the state and local agencies to help. meteorologists expect more tornadoes across the midsection this beak. joplin twister was one of 68

reported tornadoes that hit seven midwest states over the weekend. we'll have special coverage from the tornado ravaged midwest and diane sawyer will anchor from joplin and terry moran will have "nightline" from there, as well. >> president obama is in ireland today. first stop on his six day, four-country tour of europe. he receiving a rousing welcome. that is where his great, great-grandfather lived. they stopped by a local pub before addressing thousands. president hailed the irish immigrants that contributed so much to the united states. >> to the united states we are so grateful to so many others from this land, as well. never has a nation so small inspired so many.

[ cheers and applause ] >> obamas were forced to leave ireland due to safety concerns over a cloud of ash from a volcano moving toward europe. it will include stops in france, poland and the united kingdom. >> kind of windy and what about a chance of showers this week. >> it's still may and we're talking about a chance of rain. winds will be picking up. sunshine is the rule for now. i'll have wet and cool accu-weather seven-day forecast when we come back.

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the flags are flying high out there. lots of gusty winds. >> what is going on mike? >> we have already received our average allotment of rain. we'll talk about all that. it's windy today, setting the stage for the next push for cooler and wetter air on wednesday.

but for today, kind of hazy as we look northeast from sutro tower, as we look from the south from south beach, haze hanging over but it's not a problem. at least it's not anywhere what we would call action to. clearing satellite and area of low pressure is pushing away from us. sinking air is why you see the clouds dissipating and that will continue through the afternoon hours. let's see, low to mid-50s in inland neighborhoods and san jose, from livermore back to the bay shore and coastline, mid to upper 50s. monterey bay, gilroy, watsonville, low to mid-50s. mid to upper 50s for salinas and monterey. you are about to see sunshine and warmer weather also on the satellite right there. it's going to be breezy, cooler than average. wet weather and coolest temperatures come with it on

wednesday. right now the extended looks dry. cold front for the weekend, right now most of the rain passes to the north. highs compared to average, oakland 1 degree cooler. napa, 6, san jose, 8, livermore, 9 degrees cooler than average. east bay valleys, upper 60s to low 70s for you. on the east bay shore, mid to upper 60s. looks like. around oakland and fremont is going to be as warm as it gets. los gatos possibly getting to 70. even with the sunshine at the coast, breezy mid-50s. mid 50s downtown, san rafael upper 50s through low 70s through the valleys. clouds hanging around monterey, in the 50s. mid to upper 50s for salinas. as you head deemer in hollister, upper 50s to low 60s. it will be cooler and the winds

calming, mid to upper 40s to low 50s elsewhere. here is the low creating the winds, high pressure takes over tomorrow. that will kick the breezes out of here and then we'll turn our attention and wet weather that will move in. that is what is jumping add ahead. by the end of the commute, wet in the north bay and wet everybody in south bay and watch the system fall apart as it moves through the south bay during the afternoon hours. we could get a couple of hundredths in the south bay and quarter to a little more, third of an inch in the north bay. it will be pretty good range for the north bay. temperatures all seven days, well below average. we'll be right back. >> from chicago's world famous united center. the greatest, grandest, most spectacular surprise ever. the two-day farewell event begins. next "oprah."

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