mcsweeney. rest of this weekend's air races of cancelled as federal investigators look into the cause of horrific plane crash. three people died including the stunt pilot. dozens were injured. nannette miranda reports from the scene race officials suspect a mechanical problem sent the plane into a nosedive. >> spectators describe the scene as horrific a plane crashed into the box seats at the races near reno nevada. >> it gets twisted and turned and wham! >> i saw the plane go straight in the ground right at the grandstands. it was unbelievable. there was no fire. there was no explosion. it was like asphalt dust and parts and things flying through the air. >> the pilot jimmy leeward was flying his mustang went something went terribly wrong.

>> the plane turned hard he must have been hard on the stick to get as far away from the stands as possible. >> he went boxed seat area to one side of the grandstands in the resulted of mass casualty situation. one medical officer at the scene more than 75 people were injured many of them critically. scores were taken to area hospitals. >> i was wondering how many people got hurt. >> inspectors at the scene during the crash saying there were no flames upon impact but the debris field was widespread. >> we are all devastated by this tragedy. we are doing everything we can to work with the folks that directly and personally affected by this. >> the cause of crash is still under investigation. an air show official thinks

there are indications that points to mechanical problems. i'm nannette miranda "abc 7 news." >> jimmy leeward was flying the plane, he was well known for his skill and a legend among flying enthusiasts. fay taltsd in yesterday is extremely rare. >> in the history of air racing this never happens because of all the regulations safeguards that are put in the place. in the last 50 years there have been one spectator fatality at an air show. so the safety record has been spectacular for decades and decades. >> safety record is not good for the pilot. over the 44-year history there have been a total of 19 deaths from crashes and collisions in 2007 two pilots died over the course of four days. leeward named his plane the

gallon opening ghost. it was p-51 mustang. it sat in a hangar for 20 years and brought out of retirement three years ago. he made modifications to the plane including shortening the wings. back in 1999 another air show crash was caught on video. the plane is just beneath the red one. this one was also a world war ii p-51. it slammed into a neighborhood 12 miles north of reno. two bystanders hit by gunfire are hospitalized this morning but they are expected to survive. on broadway and montgomery about 2:00 this morning. the officers was trying to take a wanted person into custody. they shot at him after running from the officers. suspect is now in custody. they have his weapon but won't

elaborate and police are announcing how many officers fired their guns, or they are not saying how many shots they fired. >> they are looking far man that suspected a string of crimes. all night search of an apartment complex ended at 5:00 with no sign of the suspect. the it started yesterday morning when a man opened fire at a gas station. two hours later he carjacked a vehicle and tomas ramon reports the search ran cold after he was seeing running into apartment complex. >> at about 6:30. they surrounded the monitored clare homes. it happened moments after they shot the suspect they had been chasing all day long. man is seen here at a chevron surveillance gas station is surveillance video. he asked him for money and shot him once. he took off in the stolen black nissan which police found in a

parking lot. here the man according to police carjacked a white lexus belonging to cindy 51-year-old old. they traced the car here to the home. >> i can tell you they felt threatened enough there force was necessary. they did engage in gunfire. >> he sez told police that he saw the suspect run into the apartment. and nygun who called for assistance but then pa disappeared. >> asking for help and the battery died. five minutes later she called that an hispanic person was offering to help her and that is the last we heard of her. >> they don't know the whereabouts of kidnapped victim. >> that is our main priority is to reunite the victim safely. we are hoping to take this

suspect into custody and interview this person and that person can help us find the victim there is another delay in the pending release of two americans imprisoned in iran. one judge signed release for the two hikers that have been jailed. earlier this week, mahmoud ahmadinejad said the two men would be released for humanitarian reasons within days. they were arrested with sara shourd along the border more than two years ago. shourd was released last year. >> today family and friends of missing nursing student michelle le will be searching once again for her. the about how wide was not been found despite several searches and the family is still holding out hope they will find her. hay yard authorities have charged giselle esteban with

murder. they believe she killed le because she blamed her for breaking up a relationship. investigators are trying to determine what sparked a ten acre brush fire in benicia yesterday evening. it started about pga yesterday evening flames caught brush and grass along lake herman road. no structures were damaged. in fact officials say the wind fanned the flames away from homes. firefighters had the flames under control around 7:00 p.m. >> this morning 200 redwood city homes are being asked to boil their drinking water after a contamination scare. they discovered an unauthorized well in an area boarded by woodside road ands very road. 57,000 gallons had been pumped into the water system in the past two weeks. >> i don't know how long it been going on. it could have been going on

today or the last six months. this guy happened to call because he thought he had a problem with the meter but the city found out it was his pump pumping well water back in the city system. >> city officials are testing the water to make sure its safe to drink. tests should be completed by tomorrow afternoon. coming up next, a bay area woman caught in a nationwide sweep of suspected computer hackers. it was all a business mistake. also why city leaders are upset something about what this man did more than 30 years ago. mmm... if i were cheese... i wouldn't want to let go of myself either. come try the cheese inspired dishes on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu.

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a napa woman accused of hacking with anonymous says she is innocent. she has pleaded not guilty to hacking in the pay pal website. they were protesting the decision to block donations to the internet whistle-blower wikileaks. >> i clicked on the site and joined the protest. next thing i know about three months later i was, in the morning about 6:00 a.m. and my house was surrounded. >> her attorneys believe the case against her and other

protestors are pushing the limits of the computer fraud act the either f.b.i. or u.s. attorney would comment on the case. >> some state legislators are being warned that a hacker may have made off with personal information. more than 50 members of assembly may have information stolen. technicians found aside from breach which the server shut down. it held data about a flexible benefits program. legislative official no information was downloaded a and no reports of identity theft. senator dianne feinstein could face a tough battle for her seat. a new poll shows 44% of them would not vote for the senator 41% said they would. 78-year-old feinstein has been in the senate since 1992. >> an artist shocking path has

cop up here in san francisco. as result $750,000 installation of work on on hold. what he did years ago is coming back to haunt him now. >> he describes his sculptures as whimsical but a film that he created 30 years ago have animal rights activists incensed. >> if you knew a person that chained a dog to a fence and shot him you would not excuse this person. >> in 1977 he produced a video he called shot dog film. i talked with him on the phone from his home in brooklyn new york. he apologized. it's really inexcusable act and when i explain it it sounds like i am trying to explain it and not justifiable. but city leaders just learned about it now a week after his

contract was signed. >> i got a call from lee who was extremely upset when he heard of this news. i've been directed as president of the arts commission to place a halt on any further work on this particular art installation. >> he says he hopes san franciscans can forgive him for something he did 30 years ago. >> on one hand it's disgusting i can also understand the evolution of a artist as a human being. >> maybe because i'm a dog lover perhaps everybody deserves another chance but to do this by design is not something i can't identify with. >> the arts commission will revisit their decision to award the installation to him. since a contract has been signed arts commission president says they will likely have the san francisco city attorney make an

issue. time for the forecast. lisa will what do we have coming up? >> late last evening it felt different out there. we had an shore flow. >> you were out partying. >> and it seems like things are going to turn around. >> despite the marine layer, we don't have a lot of fog. just in san francisco. so we're looking at a cool start warm finish 3-6 degrees warmer today. i'll have details next. >> all right. you may have given up the giants this season but they tried to extend the five-game winning streak.

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we've got a gorgeous shot. that is lake tahoe. heavenly mountain resort. even at the lake sun shining out there i bet you it will be a nice day there and nice day here. isn't that right? >> numbers are dropping to the 30s. we have mid 40s back home and that is clear sky and that is taking over. marine layer is going to disappear quickly today

westerly winds will be backing off. view from mount tam a pretty shot. marine layer is about thousand feel and we've seen it along the coast and locally parts of napa central coast around monterey and right now we are looking at the clouds across. full sunshine on tap the warmer weather begins today. in fact we're looking at temperatures as much as 3-6 degrees warmer than yesterday. this morning everyone is cooler 48 in novato. 56 in hayward. how much cooler anywhere from 2-7 degrees cooler this morning. that is due to the clear sky calm winds and in fact tonight we're going to see another clear night. it will be while before we see a return to the low clouds and fog. finally some summer like weather saving it for the last full week of summer. in fact fall autumn begins on friday. the warming trend getting

underway warm to hot. finger of fog that has moved into oakland but within the next hour it's gone. we will see the light sea breeze but not much of it because the northerly great yent taking over. slight offshore push. tomorrow the warmer day of the weekend but we're not going. there mid-80s will translate to 90 tomorrow. near 80 in santa clara with 60s at our coast. sunny day at our beaches. it's been the summer of troughs with one after another influencing that cool pattern but as of today ridge of high pressure it keeps the cool weather and trough to the north and wind shift. dry in sierra nevada wet week there. 80 in yosemite. big sur coming in at 70. san jose 80 today. 78 in santa clara with upper 70s for cupertino. mid-70s in redwood city.

a sunny afternoon in pacifica the winds not quite as gusty 80 los altos. sunny skies all across the city with 75 in san rafael 85 in cloverdale. north bay really warming up and near east bay it will feel good out there with light wind. 69 in oakland. are 74 in fremont. warming up about six degrees 80 in dublin and monterey that is where the fog is. pretty gray here. 64 with sunny nephew and 78 in gilroy. seven-day forecast shows today the warming trend by 3-6 degrees. tomorrow another five degrees or so. back in the low to mid 90s for monday and still staying above normal into next week. it's been cool at my house so i am looking forward to it.

in sports stanford is in tucson to play arizona. san jose state is home against nevada and last night the giants kept their playoff hopes alive. >> good morning. it might take a miracle but the giants are keeping their playoff hopes alive. they beat colorado for sixth straight win. out to coors field. madison bumgarner got the start. aubrey huff shot off the bat huff had had a good night at the plate with three of 13 hits. san francisco would take the lead in the fourth brandon belt delivers a blast 15th homer of season. cody ross had a pair of hits, this solo shot made it 3-0 in the fifth. san francisco would break the

game wide open chris goes deep off of aaron cook and the giants win 9-1 with 11 games left they are six back in the division and just five back in the wildcard race. the a's are out of running but not coastguard lieutenant luke peterson he was trying to run a marathon. oakland jumps on top and josh willingham connects this made it 1-0 but power was a problem for the a's literally. in the third four went out cause havep went out causing a 15-minute delay. a's came up short. he takes cayhill over the fence for a solo shot. detroit wins 3-1 and by doing so captures the central. first division title in 24 years. the raiders a player may be facing jail time.

the kicker has been charged with battery and false imprisonment of a woman it came days after he tied the record by kicking a 63-yard field goal against denver. it carries a maximum penalty of eight months in jail and $3,000 fine. >> there is a big fight in las vegasing as floyd mayweather jr. returns to the ring. his opponent will be victor ortiz both are looking lean and mean. may weather has never lost but he isn't in for trash talking as he got in his face. finally when people talk about this they may be talking about basketball. yesterday lakers forward ron

artes. had his name changed to a buddhist name meaning love towards all. >> and oklahoma is taking on number five florida stated that will be around 8:30 tonight. >> coming up at 8:30. >> it took just seconds for a much anticipated air show to turn into tragedy. in reno nevada. i'll have more on the devastating accident coming up. >> local moms join the fight against worldwide poverty

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good morning federal investigators are launching a problem in yesterday's horrific plane crash in reno that killed three people including the pilot and injured dozens of speck at a time others the ground. >> terry good morning. many people that we spoke to what they saw was the worst thing they have ever seen. one man a veteran said he thought he was in the middle of a war zone. the plane hit so hard that it sent debris flying into the crowd of bystanders. >> something was wrong. it spiraled out of control.

>> i saw this plane just go straight into the ground boom right in the grandstands. it just, it was unbelievable. there was no fire or explosion. it was like asphalt dust and parts and things flying through the air. i couldn't believe it. >> this was the sight carnage and chaos. bodies strewn across the airfield. people were using their shirts as makeshift tourniquets. hospitals were told to prepare for hundred casualties. >> the plane was flown by air racer jimmy leeward. they describe him as an experienced pilot. what happened is under investigation. preliminary reports point to a possible mechanical problem. >> that is that the aircraft could have had some flight control problems. it went into the tarmac in front

of the box seats. people were sitting there. >> yes with a.... >> the reno air show was billed as the fastest motor sport at planes going 500 miles an hour. >> it's safety for the public but the pilots know the risk they are taking but what the safety and concerns should be is for the general public to come out and watch these races. >> a public that has no way of knowing the horror they would witness. >> it's an absolute terrible tragedy and in light of what happened yesterday organizers the entire thing has been cancelled. next thursday thousands of bay area nurses are planning to walk off their jobs and hit the picket lines. registered nurses at 34

hospitals are planning the largest labor action in years. our media partner reports up to 23,000 nurses could be involved in the strike. at children's hospital oakland sutter and kaiser permanente facilities. they plan to bring in replacement workers. strike is planned for one day hospital administrators say they will lock out striking nurses since five-day contracts have been signed with replacements. >> a group of moms on the peninsula is holding a party to fight poverty. eric thomas shows us how the mothers have embraced families here and overseas and showing you how you can help. in a donated corner of a warehouse a small group of parents put together gifts that will be auctioned off in a couple of days. fourth year in a row these suburban moms will turn their attention from jobs to carpools to helping total strangers.

four years ago five peninsula women founded moms against poverty with no experience at fund-raising or nonprofits they put together a party drew 3500 people and raised $60,000. i think it could be very good and help. we need a way and we gave them the way. >> now the party is more organized affair with djs and emcees but the moms still do the cooking and preparation and that's not all. >> for the cause we are all professionals and we all work but the passion is strong. >> volunteers are iranian immigrants many of whom juggle jobs and family and carrying adopted children overseas. locally they have helped groups like child advocates of silicon

valley to help abused and neglected children that have been placed in foster care. >> they research their issues and agencies conduct site visits they get to know the staff they supported. they big the best way to invest to meet their goals. >> this year's fund-raiser is sunday. >> there is food and dancing and lots of things everybody comes together for a correspond cause. >> tickets are $85. eric thomas "abc 7 news." to get tickets for tonight's event and learn more about the group, go to our website at abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. of course no matter what the weather, it's a great night for a party. >> we have a lot of sunshine already. that fog not making its way across the bay but we do have

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mount tam and you can see the clouds and take a look at the branches they are moving around we've got wind and sunshine on the way. lisa argen and quite frankly she is never wrong. she will be up in a minute. >> a lot of volunteers will pick up trash and junk on california beaches today. it is the 27th coastal cleanup day. this is the largest volunteer event drawing help of 80,000 beach lovers and 800 different locations. beaches and several counties and event draws so many people that organizers are asking to bring your own reusable trash collecting tools to try to cut down on the volume of trash itself. and how conscious they are they don't want to create more trash the whole point is to get it off the beaches. >> lisa argen you are never

wrong. would you agree with that? >> yes. and an ease forecast, this is what we want a forecast fog free conditions and how warm is it going to get? isn't this a gorgeous shot. marine layer and very shallow out there. >> we're looking at few areas of fog. from roof camera out there. >> we did have the clear skies numbers dropped into the 40s but with the cloud cover napa has stayed wel relatively warm in the mid 50s but a lot of sunshine over by the delta east bay already 67 in concord. good morning redwood city. 54 for you and we're looking at numbers from 1-7 degrees cooler this morning. with the light wind clear sky cooler start but as much as 5-6 degrees warmer today so a warming trend. patchy clouds and warmup begins all week long and we'll see very

little fog. i think this is it today because tonight it should be clear with the hottest weather coming in about tuesday or wednesday. you see the fog that has moved across the bay look what happens within the next hour. it really breaks up. so we're going to see sunshine at ocean beach half moon bay even point reyes with the wind backing off. it's pleasant there and numbers even at the coast will be warming up in the days ahead. 60s at the shoreline but numbers coming into the upper 70s around the bay with mid on 80s in inland valleys. a little bit warmer and low pressure couple troughs still wanted to get close. we won't file their influence for the first time really all summer long. in fact we're going to see this high take over. that is going to keep the low pressure and cooler air and stronger sea breeze at bay. with the wind shifted highs are going to win out.

that means dry weather headed our way. so today 86 in fresno with 80 in yosemite. you know the higher levels of the atmosphere are already pretty dry but the drier air will be working its way down to the surface so be careful out there this entire week. 81 in campbell. 75 in sunnyvale. mid-70s in redwood city 60s at our coast. sunny day in golden gate park 80 in sonoma. upper 60s to low mid-70s so despite the shorter days it's going to be beautiful one today 85 in brentwood and 81 in pleasanton. monterey this is where the fog is sunny within the next 11:00 hour and morgan hill comes in upper 70s. we're warming a little bit today. another 5 degrees tomorrow. low to mid 90s and then the coast is going to warm up near

70. very pleasant and when we cool down and then fall begins on friday. lisa thanks a lot. >> and replacing the oldest dams is under way. the new calaveras dam. the project is replace the dam is critical because it was ruled unsafe ten years ago. the project will not only ensure the safety of our water supply but also provide construction jobs. >> the timing couldn't be better. the economic outlook is looking more positive. a lot of our folks are starting to work again this will be a shot in the arm to bring the regional economy back into shape. the reservoir which is the largest local source of drinking water. $416 million project is scheduled to be completed in 2015. you probably didn't notice it but san francisco bay got a

little big they are week and so did the habitat for several endangered species as jonathan bloom reports a little digging is reversing decades of damage to the bay area's coastline. >> the photographers and conservationists gathered to watch one big machine to dig a hole. reaching the levee to make a salt pond. >> as the tides fill in the pond we'll start growing the plants and bringing the wildlife in behind them. >> this pond and others like it were used for manufacturing salt. with few strokes of a massive shovel they will turn it back into a coastal wet land and home for endangered species of birds fish and mice. >> it's important for the health of the bay. over the past decade, san francisco bay has lost 80-90% of the tidal marshes. >> it looked dry and barren and

covered in salt. but it took a little digging to change all that. >> in an instant the bay water that was held back for years rushes in and nature does the rest. >> we move the levees out of the way and let the tide water come back in and that is magic ingredient. it's got the mud and sea in it and takes care of itself. >> it will take only a few days to fill and few years before it becomes a thriving habitat. >> while we modify the landscape nature will bring back all these species. >> its drop in the bucket 600 of 15,000 total acres the plan to restore in the next 50 years. jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >> an airline separates a mother from her young children on long flight. i'm michael finney should kids

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a live picture from the sutro cam, tells you a lot of things lens needs cleaning and the fog rolled in or rolling out. but it's not going to last. it's head ougtd and heading out to stay. roof cam building near the embarcadero, the sunshine is

pretty much taking over in downtown san francisco. look at transamerica pyramid and bank of america building. we'll have more from lisa rather than paraphrasing her forecast. >> nasa is warning that a satellite could fall to earth as early as friday. six and a half ton probe launched in '91 it will burn up before it reaches earth but there will be 26 parts that will reach the ground and the biggest will be 350 pounds. could be coming down but we don't know where until about two hours ahead of time. keep it here for that. nasa says the odds of hitting someone are about one in 3200. seems like every time you board a plane they are flying at full capacity to cut costs. that makes it harder to book seats together that was traumatic for a bay area mother

when an airline wouldn't let her sit with her two small children. michael finney has the story. flying can be rough. you can stuck in seats and watching a movie you don't like. and then there a line to the bathroom even tougher when you are only 4 years old. that is why andrea made sure her two children sit next to mom or dad when they fly. >> they don't understand the seat belt light flashes and they don't know bathrooms are. >> so the family booked seats together when they flew to washington, d.c. this summer. four-year-old and six-year-old would each sit by a parent. however days before the flight united e-mailed them saying there was a change of air passes and they had new seat sioysd and they were not sitting together. sandra was in row 23 and annika

was in row 24. seated next on a stranger. united said they couldn't put them together because there were no open seats. >> they say it's perfectly acceptable. >> she couldn't imagine what would happen if children needed help and total stranger was suddenly a surrogate parent. >> i don't think it's a stranger's responsibility person needs to take care of it and event of an emergency. >> she said they offered to seat the family together if they paid more but paying more was unfair since they had booked seats together. the family was ready to hold up a sign asking passengers to switch seats. it didn't can quite that far.

>> we all talked about it. >> the family and united ticket agents asked other passengers to help and they did after shuffling each got to sit with a parent. >> the bigger issue to us why is this policy in place that it's okay we have friends that a two-year-old could sit apart from her tomorrow. >> she contacted "7 on your side". we ask united about this and airline says it does have a policy to keep kids with parents in case of an change our system is programmed to keep families seated together. when it's not possible agents will attempt to re-seat customers to accommodate families. >> it seems very simple straightforward situation you make sure that young children are their parents. >> united contacted the family offering an apology and a voucher for future flights. >> in days you are wondering there are no faa regulations

that require airlines to seat families together and no minimum age for a child to fly alone. instead the airlines set their own rules. >> i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> coming up next, on the road to recovery. see what is new from toyota including a prius that reportedly gets 86 miles per gallon. f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f

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capacity in it. you plug in it 120 outlet and two and a half three hours it will give you 15 miles of range up to 60 miles an hour purchase electric before the hybrid system turns on. >> the disaster in japan were devastating for toyota. sales dropped nearly by 8%. they couldn't build cars. they needed to prioritize the cars people want. they believe hybrids will make up 20% of the auto markets by 2020. >> in the end it may be about dollars or cents but do you want to burn less gas or not? >> this will get 87 mpg. key is to get the vehicle there has been been a delay in production. now, they are getting back up to speed. >> they will start taking orders in october with march 2012

delivery. >> some of our suppliers that may be the electronic pieces but it's now its all recovered. japan is rebuilding and we're back to hundred percent. >> it's been a tough time from toyota from the natural disaster to the stuck accelerator pedals. don sanchez "abc 7 news." >> an ikea store is test go out manland a boarding pen for male shoppers. its hang up for husbands and boyfriends while the partners shop. video games and free hot dogs and pinball machines. shoppers are given a buzzer that goes off in 30 minutes reminding you to pick up your man. you know what, you don't have to

obey the buzzer leave him there. >> don't go at all. [ laughter ] >> you know a beautiful day already underway. nice and sunny in emeryville highs in the east bay near east bay and some 70s in locations closest to the water because onshore flow really backing off. 80s in san jose and we're talking mid-80s in east bay valleys. 3-6 degrees of warming. tomorrow 5-6 degrees and we'll keep it going through monday. tuesday is the warmest day of the week. very subtle cooling and this is the last week of summer autumn begins on friday with temperatures coming on slightly but i think it will quite warm into next weekend. >> curtain call for summer. join us next newscast at 5:00 tonight. have a great day.