the passenger compartment to escape. among the victims was a new bride, neriza fojas, and as well a nurse at community hospital. and a woman from san lorenzo on the night out on the town to celebrate the bride's marriage. >> it was the life he shared with his jive, neriza fojas, before she was trapped and died in a burning limousine. >> i cannot believe it happened. >> it happened on the day they celebrated their oldest's daughter 10th boulevard. her friend survived and told john that before the fire broke out smoke poured in from the back of the limousine. >> she was all the way back and

was not able to be pulled out before the car was engulfed in flames. >> he had to tell his daughter the next day. in an instant the almost perfect life he had is gone replaced bit sadness of watching his children grow up without their moisture and the sight his two-year-old son trying so hard to reach her. >> he said, we have to call mommy. all of women in the limo had worked or were work at the health care center in oakland. they had regular get togethers and the husbands and the children all knew each other well.

>> there is a difference of opinion between the limo driver and the survivor on what could be done. the driver says he mistakenly thought the women were asking if they could smoke when they knocked on the partition and when the women realized it was on fire, nelia said panic filled the car and in 90 seconds flames engulfed the car. the driver could have done more. >> he got out from the car and he just got out from the car. >> the car was engulfed, completely engulfed and i felt that nobody could have survived that. >> investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have more in a

report coming up in the next half hour. stay with abc7 news for developing updates in the fire investigation and follow the latest developments at abc7news.com and for breaking news alerts follow us on twitter@abcnews bay area. police will talk about stunning developing news, three women missing for a decade and presumed dead have been found and rescued. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom. three brothers have been arrested? >> three brothers in jail right now and could be charged in the next 24 hours. we have a look outside the house in question, this is if cleveland, ohio, police are searching the house which is near the police cars. we do not know what agents have found. >> look at this video, one of the missing women identified the captor as ariel castro who used

to work as a school bus driver and the other two are 50 and 54-year-old brothers. inside the house police found three women and a six-year-old child, we do not know who the ill girl is, and michelle knight disappeared when she was 19. amanda berry vanished in 2003 before she was 17. and gina dejesus was 14 when she disappeared and were held captives until they heard berry begging for help and the neighbor helped her escaped and they called police together. >> on the door. we can't get in that way because the door has so much you cannot fit. we kicked the bottom. she comes out with the little girl and says call 9-1-1. my name is amanda berry. help me. i am amanda berry i have been kidnapped and missing for 10

years. i am here. i am free. >> the women are being checked at the 4079. they are in "fair" condition. this is a photo of amanda berry. you can hear how jubilant the town and the family of women never gave up hope. we expect to learn more in less than two hours, federal and cleveland authorities have scheduled a news conference for 6:00 a.m. >> it is 4:35. the file plans to bring in dog teams to aid in the investigation into the fatal stabbing of an 8-year-old girl in calaveras county. teams will continue to search two reservoirs near the home of leila fowler. a murder weapon has not been found but authorities say test results on existing evidence has brought them a step closer to catching her killer. the girl was found stabbed to death in her home on saturday. there is still no sketch of the suspect. >> the oakland city council will consider a deal that keeps highway patrol officers on the

streets and will extend the country agreement to keep officers on patrol for another 90 days, beefing up patrols by ten officers and two sergeants four days a week to reduce rising crime. >> a fight to keep the historic dome theater in pleasant hill open is in the hands of the city council. dozens weighed in on closing the theater last night. the council is considering an appeal to stop the demolition of the theater. it is scheduled to be replaced with a sporting goods store as part of a shopping center upgrade closing its doors after the more than 40 years in operation. >> a san francisco supervisor committee is expected to vote for a settlement today, with some retailers not have to distribute wanting materials for service provideers over the law which has been on hold that requires all cell phone merchants to distribute

radiation warning material with the phones they sell. the settlement drops the law and in return, ensure taxpayers do not have to pay the legal fees involved in the fight. >> the san francisco 49ers will send their bid package to the nfl to host super bowl 50 at the new stadium in santa clara. the bay area has a great chance of getting the nod for 2016 when the national football league owners meet may 21. south florida was the only other contender but renovating dolphin stadium in miami was a stipulation to lefting the big game and the florida legislature voted against that. instruction on the 49ers state-of-the-art stadium is on schedule with a 2014 due date. >> face it, last night was disappointing. >> tough loss but that is only one. >> now mike has a look at the

forecast. >> young team. they will learn from the game and move on. >> radar satellite, the best radar returns to the east and to the south the upper low skirting us. we still have a chance of a stray shower. look how muggy it is this morning. the relative humidity at 90 in oakland and 96 in petaluma, the moisture is still in the air but you just need the trigger mechanism which is the low passing to our south. the showers are not so widespread or as heavy so we will have a few chances of sprinkles but the commute will be dry with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. toward noon we will stay in the 50's but in the mid-60's around the bay and inland and near 70 at 4:00 and the shower chance will taper headed to 7:00 with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. dry air comes in tomorrow and temperatures are the same wednesday and thursday and the warming trend begins on friday and into the weekend.

the seven-day forecast is up ahead. but, first, leyla gulen? >> the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city has clear conditions and quiet. in the westbound direction those are the tail lights. the headlights moving eastbound. we have a report of a crash along southbound 680, first reported as a stalled smoking car and a couple of other cars have nearly hit it or have hit the car. we are starting to see a slow down in the southbound direction so it could an tough drive this morning. the alameda commute, until 5:00 a.m., the tunnel will be shut down between alameda and oakland so use park street bridge. >> 4:39. making pg&e pay for the san bruno explosion with a record penalty the regulators say they should be hit with. >> warping if you stop at the

a.t.m. the looming threat that could cost you trouble but first "america's money." >> topping america's money the fortune 500 list is out with changes at the top. wal-mart leads the pack with $470 billion in revenue. exxonmobil is in second and then chevron and apple made the top ten. the senate could end tax-free on-line shopping but it faces uphill problem in the house of representatives for prepares on-line. the maker of one a day vitamins could face let action over the disease revenges --

>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all bay area, this is abc7 news.

>> it is 4:42. be prepared for the possibility of trouble with your bank. it could be one of the financial institutions targeted by hackers. the f.b.i. is warning american banks and government offices could be hit by cyber attacks today launched from the middle east and north africa by hackers linked to a group "anonymous." up to 140 banks are targets. most people are inconvenienced but some could have data stolen. >> pg&e could have a massive record fine for the explosion that killed eight people in 2010. staff of the utility commissions is recommend they pay $2.25 billion penalty. it would be the largest fine ever levied. the recommendation came the same day that city leaders and a security group filed their own recommendation for a huge fine.

investigators blamed faulty welding and safety violations for the explosion. pg&e says this will make it harder to upgrade the natural gas pipeline and the judge will weigh the recommendations and make a final penalty this summer. >> this morning as the wildfire seasons ramps up the forest service is adding faster planes to the firefighting aircraft and selected contractors to provide seven new heavy-duty air tankers at the cost of $160 million that can drop a larger payload of fire retardant than what you see here carrying 3,000 gallons of liquid. the country need is aging and requires heavy maintenance. >> sign of the fire season to come, firefighters need all the help they can get after caltrain spending to double the average

this time of year. most have been small. last week's major fires are contained or will be contained this week. governor brown says the state hired more firefighters when officials realized the snow pack had less water content than normal. >> firefighters say there were no working smoke detectors in a mobile home where a fire killed three people. investigators are trying to determine how the file started. firefighters say flames and smoke filled the mobile home. the victims are a 33-year-old, and his 33-year-old wife, and their four-year-old son. a neighbor told investigators he heard a loud noise that sounded like a bomb going off just before the fire started. >> a boost this morning for bikes on bart with a new survey conducted after a one-week trial in march when bicycles were allowed at all times on all

trains except for peak hours. 84 percent said having bicycles on trains had no impact on their decision to ride bart and 75 percent said it had little or no affect on the trip. this month, they will propose giving more access for bicycles. >> warriors have to bounce back after a tough loss in san antonio which went into double overtime last night. stuff curry knocked down 44 points and helped put the warriors up 15 points with under four minutes in regulation but the spurs came back forcing the game to not one but two overtime periods. the warriors still had a 2-point lead with less than four seconds but the old guy had an answer in the final 1.5 second that gave them a victory and warriors lose

by two points. game two is tomorrow night. >> the key is "old guy." >> male pattern baldness. >> they have to learn how to finish and close out the game, they are up and coming. >> it was heartbreaking to come so close. now let's talk about the light showers. >> we were able to turn the sprinkler system on for a couple of days because we got .1 itch in the east bay from a shower that rolled through. good news weather-wise if the commute, with dry conditions. leyla gulen is working on a new sig-alert. our temperatures are running nice right now at 58 in san francisco and 61 in oakland and 56 in san jose and walnut creek

57 and mill valley at 58. you can see it is dry with a breeze out there and not much in the way of wind chill to be concerned with or high profile vehicles. santa rosa is 53 and napa is 58 and concord is 57. 55 in los gatos and 52 in gilroy today is a little like yesterday. comfortable in the afternoon yesterday. mostly cloudy and some sunshine, more than yesterday. notice the green of the future radar runs dot the landscape. that is how isolated the showers will be, upper 60's in the santa clara valley. palo alto is 69. up the coast, low 60's for you to mid-60's in downtown with south san francisco and headed through the north bay valleys, temperatures in the upper 60's to 70 in novato and napa and the beaches are the low 60's. along east bay shore, 70 in

hercules and we head to the east bay valley, low to my 70's from 71 in pleasanton to 74 in antioch. headed to the game, a lot like last night with temperatures 61, and dropping down to 57, and mainly cloudy conditions and you will see a few more stars when the dry air moves in, in the evening. tonight we will have slightly cooler, with mid-50's for most of us. the low pressure is spinning offshore and is filling so it is weakening and starting to move but it is moving to the south so the best chance of rain will be in the high country and in the south bay to monterey bay and to the south. by action it is clearing out nicely with patchy fog possible tonight and increasing sun in the seven-day forecast and it take as couple of days for the temperatures to respond and by friday we are warming above average and we are still looking

at low-to-mid 80's inland through the weekend and mid-70's around the bay and low 60's along the coast. have a great day. >> we are tracking the sig-alert, with an accident coming down southbound 680 before you get up on vargas with a car smoking and cars started to crash into it so all lanes are blocked on southbound 680, it is a sig-alert and we have two miles of backup coming from 84 so to get over to michigan boulevard, that will connect to 680 and you are on your way. in san francisco, we have a construction project that lasts until 5:00 a.m., and the 7th street on-ramp shuts down to westbound 80. >> it is 4:50. the air force has removed the officer in charge of a sexual assault prevention program following his arrest on sexual battery charges. the lt. colonel is accused of

fondling a woman in a parking lot. he was drunk. a san mateo congressman has ben pushing for independent investigations of sexual assault cases in the military and asks how many more reasons do we need to take cases of rape and sexual assault out of the chain of command? >> texas officials have pinpointed the chemical at the heart of the deadly fertilizer plant explosion. the chemical was stored at a plant and exploded april 17 in west, texas, with 14 killed and 70 homes damaged and hundreds injured. investigators have yet to determined what touched on the explosion. final findings were to be released on friday but are being delayed. >> a texas group will have the first working gun made entirely by a 3-d printer, and says they have manufactured a plastic gun with a nail for a firing pin and

posted video of it being fired. it is run by a 25-year-old law student and anarchist named cody wilson. kittics are calling for a ban on this that more terrorist could open a gun factory if their garage. >> warning for thousands driving g.m. vehicles, next, the safety hazard that could be under the hood. >> a cure for gray hair? the scientist whose say they have found the cause and how to

>> doesn't dozens of bay area jobs are up for positions with positions from accountants to account executives and sales reps and maintenance technicians. doors open an noon and it runs

until 4:00 this afternoon. >> yesterday, we had showers and maybe a little bit of rain that was heavy in some places. >> briefly but mike what is in store today? >> probably less but we will have some of the same conditions. here is 680 headed out of concord to walnut creek and it is dry this morning. we still have trees and grass at high level so another allergy alert and the ozone stays low as well as mold. across the state, still look impressive in the central valley and to the north. that is where the bulk of the rain will remain again. if you are traveling it is going to be west. in los angeles and san diego the higher elevations get wet weather but in the beaches, mid-60's. wherever you travel, be prepared if wet weather. >> we are tracking the sig-alert and this is all due to a

fatality. right now we have one lane southbound 680 getting you by involving multiple vehicles. we down to ten miles per hour. if you are planning on traveling southbound 680, don't. take 84 instead to connect to mission boulevard to get over to 688. we have one lane only open because of a fatality southbound 680, sig-alert is in affect until further notice. walnut creek drive coming from pleasant hill with clear commute as you make it to the 24 junction. >> this morning, general motors is recalling more than 38,000 vehicles because of a potential fire risk. the recall includes the buick lacrosse and chevrolet malibu. a battery could lead to a fire. some equipped with the hybrid system are affected, and they say they know two fires so far

but no one has been hurt. g.m. will fix the problem free of charge. >> if you are tired of trying to hide your gray hair, researchers may have a cure that treats the root of the problem. people who go gray is a buildup caused by the loss of an enzyme that breaks down. it can be cured by a special cream activated by sun. scientists figured it out by treating those who have skin that loses pigment. in word on when it will be available but you will be the second to know. >> not to late to invest. >> a lot of money to be made in that. >> you are not in the gray hair club yet. >> witnesses are providing critical clues to what may have caused a deadly limousine fire on the san mateo-hayward bridge.

next at 5:00, the dispute between the limousine driver and a woman who survived about what happened in the seconds after flames erupted. >> smelly mess that could force a

abc7 news starts now with breaking news. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. >> breaking news from the south bay where three robbery suspects are under arrest after a high-speed chase. san jose police say the chase ended with the suspects crashing the car through a fence in front of a home at silver creek road. two women and a man were taken into