>> in san jose, a century old victorian is gutted and in dangerf collapse following a devastating fire. the building held a famous local business. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in san jose with more. >> check out what is left of the beautiful old building, it is still standing, there is concern it could topple. it is standing this morning. you can see the inside is destroyed. it is just gone. look at what firefighters were up against last night, the call came at 9:30 at 7:02 south first street in san jose. firefighters say it took an hour to knock down the fire. the old two-story wooden building was built in 1884. >> they had a construction that allowed the fire to travel through the walls. it started on the first floor and traveled through the walls to the second floor.

the fire travels faster in these structures. >> the building has been many things, a black smith, a bicycle shop, a saloon. in the 70's a man bought it and he is okay. he moved out a couple of weeks ago. there are firefighters here watching over it. they got here a few minutes ago. this is not the team that fought the fire. that crew is getting rest. they making sure no flareups happen and it is left alone. they say so far so good. no problems to report. >> thank you. breaking news in the boston marathon bombings investigation. a big change with regard to the surviving suspect. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom. dzhokhar tsarnaev has been moved from the hospital to the prison. we have these aerials above the

facility. the u.s. marshal identified the facility as in massachusetts, a medical facility of the prison. it is a fairly small building. he was moved under a convoy and the transfer took place without incident. it is not clear whether he was flown or driven there. we learn this morning that his father is not leaving for the united states today or tomorrow from the lawyer. we don't know why the trip is delayed. this morning, we get to hear from the man who was carjacked by the brothers on thursday before tamerlan was killed in a police shootout. the victim is 26-year-old entrepreneur who said he thought he was going to die but he escaped when they stopped for gas. dzhokhar tsarnaev had to pay cash and tamerlan put down the gun he took off the seatbelt and were order the door and ran barely escaping his reach.

another victim, 11-year-old aaron hern of martinez has been in a boston hospital since the bombing and yesterday he returned to the site of the blast. >> it is hard to do things i used to do. >> his parents are so grateful to boston and children's hospital. new york city officials announced the brothers planned to drive to new york and detonate more bombs in times square. dzhokhar tsarnaev told the f.b.i. it was a spur of the moment decision. breaking news this morning, dzhokhar tsarnaev has been moved from the hospital to the prison. >> the headaches could be over for travelers soon. the house of representatives is expected to vote on a measure today to end the f.a.a. furloughs blamed for thousands of flight delays. the senate voted last night to end furloughs for air traffic controllers a result of the sweeping budget cuts last month. house democratic leader pelosi of san francisco says she

prefers to roll become all of the $85 billion in budget cuts but could back a bill for the f.a.a. if the details are satisfactory. our next half hour we will go to washington, dc, for the latest. >> shocking town of events for petaluma all star team. they went to the world series in august. three members of the team are accused of assaulting and bullying another former team member. they were suspended for two days from high school. the victim suffered bruising to the chest. another was suspended if foul language. the boys are no longer affiliated with the league the board called an emergency meeting and will work to prevent future bullying. >> the man charged with shooting another man near a little league game in vallejo will be arraigned today. the 24-year-old is in custody on suspicion of attempted murder. investigators say he and another person were at a game on wednesday when they got in an argument. police say he fold the other man in the parking lot, pulled a gun

and fired at him. bullets hit the car but no one was injured and oakland security firm is offering to provide free security for the remainder of the little league season. >> this morning, santa cruz sheriff deputies are looking for witnesses to a shooting that left a woman partly blind. investigators say a man opened fire on a group of people at an apartment complex in like oak on friday night. the woman was walking by and was shot in the face. the suspect is in custody for a prior offense but he has not been charged in this shooting because witnesses have not stepped forward. >> another local city is warning people to look out for door nobody burglars after two home break ins. san leandro police say in both instances the women were held captive by a suspect while the others ransacked the homes. the men took items and left without hurting either woman. the first burglary happened around 10:30 a.m. on tuesday at a house and the latest was

yesterday around 1:00 o'clock a.m. on black pine drive. abc7 news is showing you how it works. someone rings the bell or knocks and if you don't answer they attempt to break in your home. this video was taken in shows. there have been dozens of door knock burglaries reported on the peninsula, in fremont and hercules. >> a former director at san francisco state university and a local vendor are charged in a corruption scandal and due in court today. robert used to oversee removal of hazardous material until 2009. he was in court with another vendor, steven chunk but did not enter pleas they face 200 felony counts. in the fall the university investigated the way they handed out millions in contracts. the prosecution says he accepted bribes from chung in exchange

for contracts. >> san francisco man and his sister are recovering in the caribbean after their boat sank and they swam for nearly 14 hours to reach land. last sunday, during a chartered fishing trip, 12 miles off the island, he and his sister were told to abandon the ship after an electric problem. they waited for help for an hour in shark infested waters but were separated from the captain and crews could not spot them. it took 14 hours to reach land and they hiked for three hours to get help and were taken to the hospital with severe dehydration and learned the captain and mate were rescued after spending 23 hours in the water. >> the warriors were play denver at a sold out arena in game three of the playoff series. the warriors beat the nuggets in denver on tuesday to even the series 1-1.

curry is hoping the rest will help his ankle. if game three were yesterday he could not have played. tip-off is at 7:30 and the warriors have not played a home playoff game in six years. san jose shark fans have the chance to buy tickets to the first-round lay off games at the tank with tickets on sell at 10:00 a.m., and a pre-numbered wristband system is used. tickets are being sold online for ticketmaster. the sharks are still fighting for playoff positioning and play the kings in los angeles tomorrow to close out the regular soap. the playoffs start next week. >> for us, we don't need to cross our fingers, the weather will be okay. >> how about for the warriors game? >> they playing at the same time. so bart will be great. leyla gulen will take care of that. didn't many to steal your thunder.

the winds are coming but not so stout as they were yesterday. the clouds are not so thick. that is why we have a good chance of sunshine and warmer weather. we will see sunshine quicker than yesterday. in the mid-40's to 50 and sunshine and 60 away from the coast and at noon 52, and it will not be so breezy this afternoon as yesterday. check out the temperatures at 75 inland and 64 around the bay and 51 at coast. no worries this evening, grab a light coat with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. through the weekend and into next week we. what up a couple of degrees tomorrow with the morning clouds giving way to sunshine and high clouds and sun and temperatures running near 90 inland by monday. near 80 around the bay. leyla gulen has an update. >> we have a fatality in alamo, a car and a power pole. stone valley road is shut down. it is busy as the morning wears

on and kids will go to school and this road could be shut down until further notice. so take the connection to 680. this is an active investigation. >> in oakland we have an emergency closing along international boulevard between 47 and 15th because of a report of a grenade. police are not taking chances. it is a very serious situation, as well, and we will keep u updated when it will be re-opened. westbound bay bridge beyond treasure island a couple of lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m. kristen and eric in. >> 4:40. san jose police in the city reach a deal on a major issue that split them apart, what it will mean for officers and city hall. >> how local chefs help the victims of the boston bombings, one soup bowl at a time. >> if love had wings, the local marriage proposal that pairs

>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good friday morning at 4:43, a look from the rooftop camera to san francisco. it will be a glorious day. leyla gulen will fill you in on the problems in a few moments. >> a hearing is held as san jose city has a breakthrough between the city and the police officers union. negotiators reached a deal on a police pension plan that applies to all future officers. a binding arbitration process set to begin today is no longer needed. last year, voters approves

reducing long term pension costs but that created major tension between the police and the city. san jose still has to reach agreement with the firefighters union. >> oakland detectives say witnesses have given them descriptions of the gunman who killed a woman in front of her four-year-old child around 9:00 on wednesday night. police say the 21-year-old woman from san leandro was shot and killed in what is believed a targeted crime. her son was in the back seat of a car and wasn't hurt. oakland police and crimestoppers offering up to $10,000 for information in the murder of the woman in front of her four-year-old. >> beverly hills police are looking for a man caught on surveillance video ramming his bmw into a bicyclist in road rage incident. the bicyclist told him it started when he got in an argument with a driver this month over who has the right-of-way. the bicyclist purged the driver in the face and the driver

threatened to kill him. video shows the driver chasing him into an alley and ramming into him. the bicyclist was taken to the hospital with injuries that remain not considered life threatening. >> chefs at a san francisco academy will serve a special dish to raise money for the victims of the boston marathon bombings. teachers and students have been preparing 30 gallons of soup and will sell the corn chowder for a dollar a bowl. >> if you do not need the soup we will sell it for charity in the area so you can donate money to buy the soup and we will give soup to the local people who can use a hand. >> why aren't they selling a new england-style chowder? it is indicatered to bay area states so they can sell as much soup as possible. it is at the college campus on rhode island street.

>> we have a unique way of proposing marriage. a san francisco physicist used a drone to deliver an engagement ringo his girlfriend. he lured her into go to the park saying he was taking pictures, and the drone arrived with a ring and he dropped to one knee to pop the question. she said "yes." serious geek points. love that! >> that is the preferred use of drones rather than the other way. >> promoting love, not war. >> we have the warriors and the a's and march of dimes. >> the weather will cooperate whether you like it cool, head to the coast. if you like it warm, come inland valleys. it will be near 90 by the time we get to sunday and the usually part of next week. another minier heat wave coming our way. it is quiet showing how dry the

weather is. our temperatures show we are 45 in santa rosa and 48 in half moon bay and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 50's like san francisco at 52 and 356 at oakland and 55 at san jose and concord is 50, and hayward and fremont and mountain view and los gatos at 54. today, we will have a lot of sunshine in san jose but you will share it with everyone, the clouds will dissipate today quicker. with the lack of clouds, it will be very comfortable if not cool. when we hit 90 we will cool back into the 50's and 60's. we will have the summer spread from the 60's at the coast to 90 inland for the better part of next week. we will show you what is going on with the cloud cover. you can see it is quiet and around the north bay and along the north bay coast. that will spread out a little

bit across the bay and try to push to the east bay valley the next couple of hours. by 10:00 or 11:00 it is back to the coast. low-to-mid 70's in the south bay and 74 in san jose and cupertino and up the peninsula we go from the low 70's to the low 60's. upper 50's to near 60 along the coast and the low 60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay valley and mid-60's to near 70 along the east bay shore until 73 in fremont and 76 in san a blown and 80 in antioch. if you are walking to the stadium, temperature will be 61 at 7:05 and dropping down to 54. now the seven-day outlook shows a string of hot weather inland monday through thursday. leyla gulen? >> good morning, america, we are starting off on a somber note for traffic as we take you to

alamo where we have a fatality located at stone valley road we have some footage taken of the scene. a car was driving along and hit a power pole. it flipped. a sad situation. it looks like power has been restored but pg&e is making sure everyone is reconnected. stone valley road will be shut down in both directions. what this means for parents headed to school, you may want to plan ahead, take a round about way for a connection to 280. more details on when this will re-open coming up in a little bit. >> financial analysts are expecting lower revenue and earnings for chevron when the oil giant reports the first quarter results later this morning. san ramon based company will

show less result that common and conocophillips. oil prices have gained 1.5 percent this year but they lost nearly 3 percent in the last three months. >> in bangladesh the death toll jumped at the scene of a massive building collapse at the capital and authorities say 290 people are confirmed dead with crews rescuing 60 people. they fear many more are still trapped. the building which houses several garment factories crashed on wednesday. police had ordered the building to be evacuated the day before the collapse because of huge cracks in the walls but the order was ignored. >> the rest of the nation is a step closer to joining california in paying taxes on internet purchases. the senate voted to advance a bill to impose state and local sales taxes on internet purchases but senators are delaying a final vote until after the weekend-long vacation. shoppers against internet sale tax vow to rally their

representative over the next week to urge them to vote no on the bill. california is one of a few states that required online retailers to collect sales taxes last year. >> the mormon church welcomes the boy scouts of america's latest proposal to lift a gay ban for youth but continue to exclude gays as adult leaders. the church says they are satisfied with the boy scouts proposal. the mormon church has more scouting troops than any other religious denomination. they plan to submit the proposal to the national council next month. >> san francisco mayor is in baltimore this morning. the bet he is about to make good on. >> green cards get the green light by lawmakers for owners of environmentally friendly

>> san francisco mayor is in maryland to pay off the friendly super bowl wager with baltimore's mayor, the mayor wager as day service in baltimore as part of the traditional super bowl bet. as we remember, the 49ers lost to the ravens in february, in a close one. the mayor will revitalize vacant lots and paint and repair a police station and read to third graders in school. first, this morning, he will accompany the mayor on a tour of historic lexington market and learn how to make world famous crab cake sandwiches. >> different kind of crab back there, blue crab? we will take it. >> bring back the san francisco

sourdough bread. >> sports is about bringing people and cultures and foods all together. >> pollen count is high with moderate weed and low mold and tree pollen high. it is quiet on the radar. you can see clouds along the coast but in the afternoon, it will break, with sunshine and 60 at monterey and mid-to-upper 80's through the central valley. up to tahoe we have sunshine and average high this time of the year is 57 degrees. we are going to be in the low 70's. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> a fatality is leaving stone valley road shut down in both directions at roundhill road. this means you will have to use another route. you can connect over to 680 into oakland and we have this situation, the police are on the scene for an emergency closure at international boulevard between 47th and 50th avenue

because of the discovery of a possible grenade. not sure if it is live. before antioch to concord is 15 minutes and 580 and 80, everything is at top speed. >> burlingame police are looking for a bank robber who wore a distinctive disguise that fell apart in a hold up. he is wearing a fake dread lock wig and a phone any mustache. he pass add net to the teller demanding money at the bank and three was armed with a handgun. investigators say the disguise started peeling during the robbery and police say something spooked him and he actually ran away without the cash. >> bus fares will not go up for transit riders for ac riders and they could go down. fares would have been boosted from $2.10 to $2.25.

ridership and revenues are increasing so district officials say they will explore whether a ten cent fare rollback is called for. >> a bill was approved to allow owners of green vehicles to use car pool lanes. california's green sticker program was designed to encourage drivers to buy environmentally friendly cars by letting them use car pool lanes even if they are driving solo. the program ends in 2015 but the senate has voted unanimously to allow plug in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to use the h.o.v. lanes for three years. the bill still has to pass through the state assembly. >> we following breaking news in san leandro, an overnight fire at an elementary school, and we are at the scene with the impact on students today. >> developing news in san jose where a massive fire devours a historic building. the danger firefighters are still facing this morning.

>> a firestorm of passenger complaints forces congress to take action. vote hours away that may finally end th

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> happy friday, our time is 5:00. thanks for ending the week with us. i am kristen sze. >> how will we end this week weather-wise? i heard it is going to be nice. >> absolutely. a comfortable day with temperatures back to normal after being cooler than that the clouds ar