>> alan: good evening. an overnight fire in san jose claimed the life of an eight-year-old girl. >> carolyn: at least nine others were injured when fire burn to an apartment building on hamilton avenue andmer meridian. we have the story. >> reporter: the cause of the fire still remains under investigation. fire investigators don't believe it was a suspicious fire. for now, 25 people who lived in this apartment complex are without a place to live this evening. the red cross is assisting in fining them temporary housing and this little girl's family is in mourning. >> everybody was yelling.

i tried to get in there. >> reporter: the unit was already in flames when neighbors realized the little girl was trapped inside. >> i tried. broke the windows in the back, throw water in there. it was too much. >> reporter: firefighters made it to the scene within six minutes but it was too late. they found the eight-year-old in the back bedroom. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> a small apartment. they went to the bedroom and they found the little girl there. in the room on the floor. >> reporter: neighbors say she was in town a tending a baptism for a relative. nine others also suffered minor injuries during the fire. >> i was asleep. i woke up to pounding on my

door. >> reporter: it was a busy night for san jose firefighters. no one was injured during a two-alarm fire that burped in this building at 2:30 in the morning and just before 4:30, stovetop fire caused the evacuation of this senior living center. out of the three locations, two are in neighborhoods where fire stations are slated for closure because of budget cuts. >> we just do our job. we're going to do what we can with what we have. >> reporter: crime scene investigators spent hours searching for clues. they don't foe whether the smoke alarm was working. it melted in the flames. >> should have been me instead of her. i'm already going on 83 years old. >> reporter: now, that same neighbor says that family members were supposed to take the little girl home to north carolina today. on another note, the firefighters who pulled her out of the burning building this morning worked for one of those

stations that is slated to have some cutbacks very soon. reporting in san jose. abc-7 news. >> alan: concord police are running extra patrols at a park where three pipe bombs have been found since wednesday. on friday, a police bomb squad detonated a pipe bomb at new hal community park. it was found by a jogger. 25 police officers searched for more explosives using specially trained dogs. on wednesday tw other -- two other pipe bombs were found nearby. people are being told not to pick up anything that doesn't belong to them. the investigation continues. >> carolyn: the family of a girl attacked bay pitbull say she is out of the hospital. the dog bit the girl's face on saturday afternoon. she has significant but nonlife-threatening injuries. she had surgery. the dog was taken away by until

control. this incident follows another violent pitbull attack in concord. three pits mauled a two-year-old boy to death. his stepgrandfather is under arrest for suspicious of shield endangerment. >> alan: san francisco civilians will be trained in police work in a pilot program. while police officers are being laid off, san francisco's police chief is adopting the program despite strong opposition from the police unions. 15 civilian investigators will be trained to interview witnesses and victims, take fingerprints and gather dna evidence. the $955,000 program will cost significantly less than hiring new owes officers and is intended to lead to more efficient policing. the program was adon't last week. >> carolyn: hollywood teamsters are vote will go to authorize a strike against major movie and tv studios. it's a move that could cripple

the industry. they represent 3,000 drivers who take equipment to and from movie sets. their contract expires today and negotiations have bogged down over pay raises. studios say if a strike happens they plan to film more on their lots, shift production to canada, and hire replacement drivers. >> alan: there could be a major change of leadership at b.p. soon. a senior u.s. government official says the company's chief executive, tony hayward, is being replaced and could be gone as early as tomorrow. he you're looking at a live picture off the well. we have more. >> there's no one that wants this thing orr more than i do i want my life back. >> reporter: he may be close to getting his wish. he is reported by going to be out the this week.

>> we need to get our life back, as he wanted, and the only way we're going to do that is with somebody on the ground that has the common-sense approach to make decisions quickly. >> reporter: work on drilling a relief well has resumed after morning -- more than a day. they may be able to kill the damaged well in a week. >> the opt -- optimum you can can is to proceed with the project. >> reporter: the ashe -- -- the future is uncertain but god is your rock. and he will never abandon you. >> reporter: that faith, mixed with forgiveness, for man who said he needed the most, hayward. >> all of us say things we regret saying later.

and i feel sorry for him. >> reporter: if hayward is ousted, he will probably leave with both his sal psychiatry -- salary and pension, believed to be in the millions. >> carolyn: the white house is condemning a massive leak of military records on the war in afghanistan. a look at what the documents reveal. >> alan: a massive search for two u.s. sailors missing in afghanistan. >> carolyn: the serious damage from a ruptured dam in iowa. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. oh, yes, the low clouds and fog making a return right now over san francisco. drizzle is in our overnight forecast, and cooler next seven days is in there as well. we take a look at the forecast comingngngngngngngngngngngngngng

>> alan: "the new york times" and london "guardian" newspaper are reporting one of the biggs leaks of classified document in military history. 90,000 secret documents are being released by the whistle blower organization called kiki-leaks. this video shows a helicopter attack on unarmed men in iraq. the military file suggests that hundreds of civilians have been killed in unreported incidented. they also suggest that members of pakistan's spy agency met with the taliban to plot against the u.s. the white house issued a statement saying it strongly condemns the disclosure of confidential information because it could threaten national security. >> carolyn: in afghanistan, the taliban is claiming responsibility for killing one u.s. sailor and capturing another in an ambush. the u.s. and nato forces confirm

two american navy personnel went missing friday. we have a report on the am suburb the -- am suburb the search. >> a taliban spokesman says one of the sailors was killed during the incident. he said they tried to resist and one of the soldiers was killed and the other was captured alive. a local official says the taliban was offering to exchange the body for jailed insurgents. a man hunt is underway with photos of the missing men and an offer of award. the men left can kabul driving n armored suv. the stopped a a bazaar and then continued on when the insurgents hat an an buck. the americans fought back and were overwhelmed and captured. >> i don't have off the details

on this. this is an unusual circumstance. >> reporter: the chairman of the joint chiefs said tremendous resources are at work searching for the man. they're moe optimistic than ever that the u.s. mission, secure and stable afghanistan, could be accomplished, but warned as more u.s. troops arrive, there will be more instances where troops are in harm's way. >> we will likely see further casualties and levels of violence. >> reporter: july 2010 is on track to become the deadliest month of the afghanistan war. abc news. >> alan: up next, overcast skies didn't stop thousands of runners from around the world from con -- converging on san francisco this mortgage. >> leigh: week looking at a week of below normal temperatures. leigh glaser has the forecast

>> carolyn: in iowa, the lake delhi dam failed after the river crested ten feet above flood stage. water from the dam sent boats from the lake crashing below. it caused millions of dollars of damage to the city. hundreds or people were forced to evacuate. parts of iowa have seen up to nine inches of rain. >> alan: san francisco wants to host themer's cup yacht race in 2014, the city will have to invest tens of millions of dollars but the payoff could be

worth it. it could cost between 160 and 2 # $0 million to fix the four piers pentagonned. piers 30 and 32 are listed in the plan, look with pier 50. the economic game is estimated to be $1.4 billion and could generate nearly 9,000 jobs. >> carolyn: cool weather and overcast skies greeted runners in the san francisco marathon. the first wave took off at 5:30 this morning. more than 24,000 registered runners took part this year, heading up the embark care dork across the golden gate bridge and back. the men's winner set a court record. he is a stanford graduate student in astro physics. the first woman to finish was emily harden of alabama with a time of 2:51.

>> alan: i'm sure the runners appreciated the cool weather but i want to see the sun. >> leigh: the last full week of july, the low temperatures will be in the forecast for the next four to five days. this is a live look from the high definition tam cam. you can see what is moving inland, the low clouds and fog. down towards san jose, they're actually seeing a lot of blue sky. the westerly winds have started to kick up so temperatures across the bay area down as much as five to seven degrees in many locations. antioch was down # degrees from their temperature theirs time yesterday. right now 85. we have 78 in livermore. 59d cool degrees in san francisco. santa rosa, temperatures, 70, and 57 right now in half moon bay. you saw it out there. the low clouds and mist and drizzle heading inland. it's going to make for a cooler day tomorrow inland.

and we're going to keep cloudy and mist and drizzle sitting near the coast, and below normal temperatures will be with us throughout the course of the week. you can see the fog bank sitting there, the westerly winds pushing it in. we're going to bring in quit a bit of drizzle, especially in the early morning commute tomorrow over the golden gate bridge, the low cloud and fog and drizzle. temperatures cooler overnight. mid-to 50s will be the temperatures. and this is because of a cutoff low off the coast. it's finally moving closer to the bay area, and will push the low clouds and fog further inland. so it will mean cooler temperatures. this system also triggering more isolated thunderstorms as that moisture is moving north along the spine of the sierra. check out the light inning strikes in the last few hours.

king's beach, lake tahoe, mammoth lakes as well. the dry lightning and wet lightning strikes for the next 24 hours. so here's a look at our local temperatures for tomorrow. low clouds clouds and fog will h us. temperatures coming down, 75 for san jose, 56, pacifica. a gray day there 9 for redwood city. san francisco, 62 degrees tomorrow. sonoma, 74. 72 for napa. oakland, 66. low clouds and fog to start off the monday morning, 58 for union city. inland locations, no 90s. 78 for concord, 77 danville, 67 for watsonville. so here's a look at the seven-day forecast. a cool start for tuesday,

wednesday, and thursday, and then after that we start to warm up. high pressure will build in. it has to thin out the low clouds and fog. so temperatures will come up. >> alan: like it's her fault. >> leigh: really. >> carolyn: some new inductees in the baseball hall of fame. >> mike: and a local man. john miller was a ford recipient. john will share a moment with us next in spor

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mike the giants' three game win streak hasn't been all good news. jiminez was put on the dl with a concussion after getting hit by a foul ball in the dugout. buster posey didn't take along to extend his hitting streak. rbi double in the first. one of his four hits on the die. top five, giants down 2-1. huff, up the gut. renteria scores. then ishikawa with the rbi game-winning single. earlier today in cooperstown, the baseball hall of fame welcomed andre dawson and whitey herzog. also enshrined was john miller, winner of the frick award.

he talk about visiting candlestick park as a kid and moreen fat waited with the broadcasters than the players. >> this is the moment when the change of my life occurred. there is a batter at the indicate, and the broadcaster says, curve ball, low and outside, ball, two, and then grabbed a big handful of during thought they were french fries, and he put them in this mouth, and while he is which youing, the pitch comes, and he said without missing a boat, fast ball outside, ball three. then he grabbed a cup of whatever. took a big pull on the cup, and as a ten-year-old i sat there and said, that is the life for me. >> mike: what a great story, and only john can tell it. congratulations. the a's took two out of three from in the white sox, and dallas brayden wins his first game since throwing a perfect game on may 9th.

bottom two a's down 1-0. oakland goes up 2-1. later in the frame, another two-out hit. this one courtesy of suzuki. a three rbi day for suzuki. dallas brayden, picks up his fourth win, the a's have won four consecutive series. nascar spending the weekend at indy for the brickyard 400. a mick stake in the pits cost one pablo the title. the pole sitter led for 86 of the 160 laps but gave up the lead by changing all four tires in a late pit stop while others changed two. jamie mcmurray would take advantage and become the third driver to win both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 500 in the

same season. >> slowing down just a bit. the 20th and final stage of the tour de france, largely a ceremonial stage. con a -- contador wins. in his final tour, lance armstrong takes 23rd. >> we teed up at 6:00 with first-time winners in golf. congratulations to jon miller. tell being story only like he can. >> carolyn: wonderful to listen to his voice. coming up next, a treat for music lovers in the east bay. stave with us. [ cell phone rings ]

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>> carolyn: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, the plan to put civilian investigators on the streets on san francisco. >> alan: and the treasury secretary tim geithner says it's type time to do away with the bush era tax cuts. >> alan: music lovers in the east bay enjoyed a free concert today. >> carolyn: the oakland municipal band is celebrating its 99th season, and its final performance of the year too place today at the ban stand park. >> alan: lots of people out there, brought their picnics and enjoyed the