>> a very small apartment. they found the little girl in the bedroom. she was by herself in the room, on the floor. >> reporter: she lives in north carolina. she was in town for the baptism. neighbors say she was supposed to return home today. nine others who live in the complex also suffered minor injuries during the fire. >> the young girl, should have been me instead of her. i'm already going on 8 # years -- 83 years old. >> reporter: neighbors tried to save her. >> the whole place was engulfed. no way to get in. >> reporter: it was a busy night for firefighters. just before 4:30, stovetop fire prompted the evacuation of this senior living center. the person whose stove caught fire suffered from smoke

inhalation. out of the three locations, two are in neighborhoods where fire stations are slated for closure because of budget cuts. >> the crews rose to the occasion. >> reporter: the firefighters who pulled the little girl out of the burning building work at a station that is facing cutbacks. 25 people who lived here in this apartment complex are now without a place to live. the red cross is assisting assid helping them fire treasure housing and -- treasure temporary housing. >> alan: san francisco is planning to hire and team of civilian crime investigators. their job will be to help police gather evidence so uniformed officer can focus on crimes in progress. lillian kim joins us with more on the project set to begin in january. >> the whole idea is to speed up response time, save money, and free up sworn officers so they can focus on more important

things. the way it is right now, sworn officers respond to nonviolent crimes but under a pilot program, 15 civilian investigators -- who would cost half as much as officers -- will be trained to collect evidence and photograph crime scenes. the police chief came up with the idea. the commission plans to monitor the program closely. >> has the possibility to keep armed police officers on the street to respond to violent crimes much more quickly, which is the important thing, and on very minor property related crimes to allow civilian to do simple evidence collection. if it gets into any more serious crimes or involved interviews, only highly trained police officers and investigators aught to do -- out to -- ought to do those interviews. >> the 15 civilian investigators are set to work in only a couple

of san francisco's ten district stations. >> carolyn: a seven-year-old oakland girl severely injured by a pitbull on saturday is out of the hospital and recovering at home. the the dog built the girl's face. the police describe her injuries as significant but not life-threatening. she had surgery last night. the dog was taken away by animal control. the incident comes two days after three pitbulls killed a two-year-old boy in concord. the grandfather of the boy was arrested. >> alan: looks like b.p. ceo tony hayward is out. a senior u.s. government official says hayward is being replaced by possibly the managing directly, bob dudly. hayward angered gulf coast residents after saying he wanted his life back in the weeks following the oil rig explosion. we have more.

>> no one who wants this thing over more than i do. i want my life back. >> reporter: he may be close to getting his wish. the an an is reporting he will be ousted this week. b.p. has denied the report. it's welcome news for frustrated louisiana locals. >> we need to get our way of life back. our life back, as he wanted. and the only way we're going to do that if with somebody on the ground that has the common-sense approach, that can make decisions quickly. >> reporter: work on drilling a relief well has resumed less than a day after tropical storm bonnie blew through. retired admiral thad allen said they may by able to kill the well in a week. >> the opt -- optimum outcome is to proceed with. >> the archbishop urging parishioners not to lose hope.

>> the future is uncertain but god it your 0, -- rock, and he will never abandon you. >> reporter: that faith and forgiveness for a man who needed it 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, believedded to be in the millions. >> carolyn: treasury secretary guide anywhere says it's time to end the bush tax cuts. >> we need to show the world we're making progress. >> carolyn: the bush tax cuts were meant to benefit families making more than $250,000 a year. he says they want to keep tax cuts in place for 95% of working

americans, as well as tax breaks for small businesses. >> alan: coming up, the u.s. government is condemning the leak involving thousands of military documents. what the documents are revealing about the war in afghanistan. >> carolyn: the leadership in north korea, angry over a u.s. military exercise near the korean coastline. >> leigh: the weather pat turn and the fog moving inland will continue throughout the first part of the work week. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead.

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: in afghanistan, the taliban is claiming responsibility for killing one u.s. sailor and capturing another during an ambush. u.s. and nato forces confirm two american navy personnel went missing friday. a massive manhunt is underway with photos of the missing men, and an offer of a reward for information about their whereabouts. >> from what know right now -- i don't have all the details -- this is an unusual circumstance. >> alan: admiral mike mullen

says he is more optimistic than ever at that time the u.s. mission in afghanistan will be accomplished. he warned, as more u.s. troops arrive in afghanistan there will be more instances where troops are in harm's way. >> carolyn: "the new york times" are reporting one of the biggest leaks of classified documents in military history. the papers are from 2004 to 2009 and reveal fears among nato leaders that pakistan and iran are fueling the insurgency in afghanistan. the document ease veal unreported incidents of afghanistan civilians killed by nato forces and covert special forces operations against taliban figures. an online whistle-blower organization provided early access to the 90,000 documents they're leaking. a u.s. analyst has been charged with leaking confidential information. the white house condemns the

disclosure. >> alan: fighter jets have been buzzing the skies off the korean coast as part of the u.s.-south korean military exercises. the aim is to send a message to north korea over the sinking of a south korean warship in march. pyongyang calls the exercises unnecessary,, it involves warships, submarines, and 200 aircraft on the aircraft carrier. >> carolyn: a surprise at the san francisco marathon. the unofficial winner had never run a marathon before this one. >> alan: leigh glaser coming up to tell us about the summer. >> mike: jon miller was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. he has a great story. and buster posey is playing like a him hall of famer, extending s

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>> carolyn: cool weather greeted the first competitors in the marathon. in all more than 24,000 registered runner took part. they headed up the embarcadero, across the golden gate bridge, through the park. officially at the winner in the men's division set a course record, he is a stanford grad student and as to fixesle the first woman to finish was emily with a time of two hours. >> alan: in iowa, a dam failed after a river upstream crested ten feet above flood stage. water from the crippled down sent boats crashing to the city below. hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. no injuries have been report. parts of iowa have seen up to nine inches of rain in recent

days. >> carolyn: quite a different story here. just much cooler than normal. league -- >> leigh: very cool here but in the sierras, thunderstorms, and lightning. here's a nice shot from our tam cam, everyone is mentioning, very cool day today. san joses, eyes are on you, as blue skies are there, and plenty of sunshine, although temperature in your neighborhood cooled from four degrees from yesterday. it's 71 degrees ago now in san jose. 82 in antioch. you're down seven degrees from yesterday's high. 62 right now in oakland. a cool 58 in san francisco. north bay, santa rosa right now, 66. and 57 at the coast at half moon bay. so you know the drill. the low clouds and fog move inland tonight.

we're also going bring in some mist and drizzle, and you'll notice that during tomorrow morning commute, especially the golden gate bridge, southern marin county, ocean beach. a cool day inlands as the sea breeze will start continue nuisance, and then the below normal temperatures will be with is throughout the course of the work week. you can see the low clouds and fog sitting near the coast, as westerly winds starting to pick up, and you see just needs a little nudge and all this will fill income towards the bay overnight tonight. overnight temperatures with the drizzle near the coast, the low 50s inland, ant county and livermore, as well as concord in the mid-to-upper 50s, and lower pressure. we talk about this yesterday, sitting just off the coast. starting to make its move towards the bay area. today sitting just off the coast, and that's going to be the mechanism that pushes the low clouds and fog further inland. so overcast sky across the bay area tomorrow, in through

wednesday. we will see some sun breaks about it's going to cool us down. the separation around the low is helping to draw up more of the tropical moisture near the front of the sierras. king's beach, heavy showers and thunderstorms. check out these lightning strikes in the last couple of hours. these thunderstorms will die down overnight, but it has prompted a red-flag washing for -- warning for the sierras. for the bay area, overnight tonight into and throughout the day tomorrow, low clouds and fog, and cooler air mass settling over us, to look for 75 for san jose, cool overcast day for the coast. pacific car 56. san francisco, morning drizzle, a little afternoon clearing tomorrow. 62 degrees, the high there 74? sonoma. 74 for napa. oakland tomorrow, partial afternoon clearing, 66. union city, 68.

inland, 90s -- no 90s, but 78 for concord, and 65 for santa cruz with low clouds and fog -- probably the fog will be there, too. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cool, upper 50s at the coast. with the fog and the fog and then we warm it up saturday and sunday. >> alan: on to shu. the giants, four-game winning streak, first in arizona, nine years? >> mike: good knowledge. pays off coming to rehearsal. the giants' three-game win streak hasn't been all good news. velez was put on the dl after getting hit by a foul ball in the dugout. buster posey didn't take long to extend his hitting streak to 18 games. second longest for a giant rookie. the first one of his four of the

day. huff police es one up the gut. rent rhea -- recent rhea scores. ishikawa delivers the game-winning rbi single. giants sweep. they won 15 of their last 18 with a 3-2 final. in cooperstown, the baseball hall of fame welcomed andre dawson and whitey hers sag. also enjoyed was johnson after john miller, the winner of the frick aid. he spoke about one of the first baseball memories he had visiting camestick park and being more infat waited with the broadcasters than the players. >> this when the moment that changed my life occurred. i'm looking into the visiting broadcast booth, and right in the middle of the inning there's a batter at the plate, and the broadcaster says, curve ball, low and outside, ball two. then he grabbed a big handful of french fries and jammed them in miss houston. chewing on the fries, and the next pitch comes in, and he

says, without missing a beat, there's a fast ball outside, ball three. then he grabbed a cupful of -- whatever -- he took a big pull on that cup, and as a ten-year-old, i sat there and said, that is the life for me. >> mike: a story only jon miller can tell. congratulations. the a's took two out of three from the sox, and dallas braden wins his first game since he threw a perfect game earlier in the season. bard with a two-out, two-run single. in the frame, another two-houston hit, this one curtsy of curt suzuki. a threeache day for suzuki. dallas braden, struck out five in 6 1/3 innings, pick upg his fourth win. first since the perfect game in

may. >> nascar spending the weekend at indy for the brickyard 400. juan p.a.p. -- juan pablo montoya on the pole but a pit stop mistake. he took four tires and others changed just two. jamie mcmeasurey takes the checkers flag. >> the last stage of the tour de france, mostly ceremonial. contador wins his second straight. andy schleck finishes second for the second straight year, and in his final tour, labs armstrong takes 23rd. senior british open, and person hard langer who has not won a

champions tour major -- won two masters -- and always wanted to win the british, did that today. beautiful in carnoustie. corey pavin made a charge. here on 11 for birdie to drop to 4 under. carded a # 0 and finishes at minus-4, but one shot back of bernhard langer. despite the birdie on 5, he shots a 1-over. and his first senior major title. final round of the canadian open after a record-setting 60 yesterday, carl pet pet temperaturessons overcomes -- and congratulations to jon miller, well deserved. nobody spins a yarn like he does. >> carolyn: we'll be right back with a battle of the superstar action thrillers. ñ7y7y7y7y@b'b'@

>> alan: the thriller "inception" is the biggest draw at the box office. it earned more than $43 million, topping "salt."

that came in a solid second, taking more than 36 million in the first weekend. third place went to "despicable me". just over $24 million. it's total take, $162 million. >> carolyn: and a rare display of these fresh ideas, they were all originals. that dot is for this edition of abc-7 news. >> alan: thanks for watching. good night. credits credit

>> tony: this week "at the movies" -- with a name like "salt", it must be a popcorn movie. >> michael: but will angelina jolie's film stimulate your taste buds, or just raise your blood pressure? >> i'm innocent! somebody is setting me up. >> michael: also coming up this week -- >> i'm off to a funeral. >> boy, are you in luck. >> tony: a cranky old hermit, a scheming undertaker, a long-lost love. robert duval, bill murray and sissy spacek star in "get low". we've got the early review. >> you're so welcome to borrow her for the next ten years or so. >> michael: selena gomez plays the older sister of a scene-stealing brat in "ramona and beezus." >> tony: plus, action heroine, grieving widow, oscar winner -- the ups and downs in the career of angelina jolie in our "over/under" segment. >> today an agent will travel to new york city to kill the president.