member he went into the store to buy an energy drink. he might have been inside three minutes he found the child gone from the car seat and back. police are interviewing skmim his mother describing the subject as a woman between 30, 40 years old, light skin, long black hair. witnesses have said she saw the woman leaving the scene carrying a baby matching dapne's description we swr have two sound bytes. fwrun a witness who spoke with the father, but first, police spokesperson. >> we don't have information at this time that would lead us to connect to any other crimes. >> how far is this net extended?. >> continues to grow as we speak. we're working our way not only throughout the area but expanding out wards. >> in calls? tips? nothing yet?

>> we have not received tip asks encouraging anyone who may have seen, or heard something to contact the police deept i could say that he was nervous and scared. >> what did you see about his another the car are? >> she was almost motionless. she -- said she had demenia. i said what is up with your mom? he said she has demenia. she was motionless. she appeared to be, to have what he said. >> above the neighborhood they're going door to door in case was dogs, house to house throughout the neighborhood. chp is involved. police also say that they have video from the store from inside of the store, they're going over that but so far no

sign of her. dapne webb is 21 months old, last sneen a two piece orange pajamas. pink hearts with pink socks. live in oakland wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> there are more big developments in the investigation of the crash of asiana airlines flight 214. >> ntsb revealed there were three flight attendants ejected and the flight attendants were seated in the jump seat in the rear of the plane. >> investigators confirmed reports that the pilots delayed ordering an evacuation for some reason. investigators will look at the use of the flight systems and why so many commands were entered before impact. >> i just understand the pilot said what he wants in different modes.

but there is a responsibility to monitor he's getting what he asked for. >> pilot who's were flying the plane told investigators he saw light moments before landing. >> ntsb reports pilot fatigue did not seem to be part of the reason. >> runway clearing will be beginning tonight. ntsb hoping to have that done within 24 hours, we're hearing about what went on in the cabin whit crashed including 911 calls from the plane and people grabbing their luggage before evacuated. mark, you saw some of the emotional flight attendants. >> well it was the briefest of the news conferences today at the international terminal.

the walk up took longer than the event. six crew members included three flights, and cabin manager. she was the last to leave. >> i hope for family who's suffered losses to recover as quickly as possible. and they're all in my prayers. >> she was the only crew member that spoke today. and at one point carrying a child down her back and helping him down the slide. >> asiana airlines and flight attendants and related personnel working as hard as possible in order for, to recover from this accident. >> and with that, the manager

bowed that. is it. flight attendant dz not speak. inter preltors saying they're feeling too upset to talk about the accident. national transportation safety board officials have been upset that she and others spoke about the accident over the weekend before investigators had a chance to interview them. ntsb talked about how several of them were injured when evacuation slides intended. mark matthews abc 7 news. >> mark, thank you. abc 7 news obtained a dramatic call made from passengers. you're going to hear calm voices right after the crash then hearing people getting more anxious. >> san francisco airport and airplane crashed upon landing

and we need help. >> i think a majority people got off. i think there is a handful of people behind me. >> there is a crash. there are people injured on tarmac. seriously. we're well aware of the swigs were you on the sflaen. >> yes well. got on the ground. i don't know. 20 minutes? they're traying to keep her alive. >> some passengers calling in the chaos and confusion. many stories coming out of the crash tonight. a man says he didn't have time to be scared. abc 7 news is in the newsroom with that story what. a story he's fell teling. >> that is right. he had taken a month off to

visit bal skpismt south korea. he was ready to come home never thought the great adventure would end the way it did. wendel reiterated what other passengers on board the flight have said. >> they saw water by bu i'm thinking wow. >> seconds later remembering the impact and what followed. >> i still have seat belt on. and it was like a scary ride. >> once the plane came to rest he recalls people reaching for oxygen. >> i was just thinking of getting off the plane. you see the movery, right? >> there was a lot of motion. then, it was his turn. >> i turned around and looked at the back end, boom there is a lot of black smoke coming

out. like oh, my gochld time to go and just get out of the way go. away from the plane he took this picture, people were running. others making it down the slides. crews had not yet arrived. >> it just happened suddenly. >> he went to work the next day to take his mind off the crash. he is not sure when he'll get back on a plane. >> next time maybe not any time soon. >> he says he didn't boft anything on his social network because he didn't want his mother to worry. >> what a story. owe passengers and crew from the airlines crash remain

hospitalized. san francisco general released four patients overnight. three are in critical condition. four patients still receiving care at stanford hospital. no peninsula -- mill peninsula treating three patients. >> one of the remarkable aspects is how passengers did something you're not supposed to do. a lot of people grabbed bags as they rushed off the plane that. is a no no. we're told to leave stuff on the plane. >> that is right. for many, bags are everything. but faa evacuation does save leave your possessions behind. images of the smoke are dramatic enough. something else is also startling.

>> flight attendant i thought oh, my gosh. i can't believe they have suitcases. >> chris black says their first command to panicked passengers is unbut buckle belts get out and leave everything behind. >> you won't want to find out that another passenger was not able to get out. >> but as you can see in these photos taken by the passenger many were reluctant to leave their carry on bags on the plane. >> it's telling people get out, get out. leave everything behind we're going to be okay. get out. >> it's likely people were in shock. and their first instinct kicked in that. is why flight attendants say it's key to listen to safety instructions before the plane takes off. >> do what you're told.

you don't grab the bag. >> today, was asked if there may have been a lachk waj ware year go mean goes. you know? she got off the plane. >> some toted luggage all but two escaped. experts say next time when a plane goes down, passengers might not be so lucky. belongings can be replaced. you can't be. >> experts say more quickly you exit better your odds of surviving. live at sfo, abc 7 news. >> a key watch dog of the bay bridge says the bridge should be reopened as soon as possible. in spite of the bok broken bolts that need to be repaired.

this cable caught officials by surprise. the time line for the span to open was pushed back to early december. today said a temporary fix would be much better than leaving all of the traffic on the old bridge. >> there is no question about it what we should do. >> the head of the pier review panel overseeing the project says the decision to push back until 32 broken bolts are retro fitted is unnecessary and potentially dangerous. >> i don't want to waste a day longer than necessary because we can't k.have an earthquake at any time. >> the suggestion of a temporary fix would allow the new span to open sooner came during a briefing before the toll authority. idea was a bit of a surprise to caltrans and officials.

who this week said the opening had to be pushed back to december. >> yes. ways surprised because ways unaware of the existence. >> this is the what we're talking about. >> saying the solution rep sentd by this model could be put in place in a month's time allowing for the bridge to open while the permanent fix is being installed. >> so why not do it? it seems ill logical. >> we consider it as an opportunity to open up the bridge at it's earliest possible time to ensure the safety of the public. >> caltrans says the retro fit will cost $20 million that. doesn't include the cost of replacing suspect bolts. the department looking to recoup costs from the primary contractor and designer of the bridge. >> still to come california retirees raise a privacy stink that could change what is

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cost less than ink used up when the printer turns back off. >> sky 7 is liver over american indian charter school. one of five places investigators tell us they're serving warrants now related to the school. they tell us they're involved in this investigation. there you can see agents on the ground. they will not tell whaus they're looking for but this school has been under fire. the school ordered shut down after summer school. >> we'll follow this for you on twitter. but right now, what about the weather? >> promised it would be cooler today. >> yes. i delivered. >> about time. live doppler 7, inland spots dropping off more degrees as you look at live doppler 7.

coast socked in once again. upper 50s to low 60s. inland spots down into low 90s, check out moisture moving in from the south. southern california is getting such of this, we're watching some of this heading towards our direction as well. temperatures right now most areas running cooler except for half moon bay. 14 degrees cooler. santa rosa down 16 degrees. 14 degrees cooler in livermore this, had something to do with it. you can see fog around 1200 feet deep now. oakland 68. 78 degrees in the foggy location.

you're seeing the temperatures. santa rosa 74 degrees, 77 degrees. here is some of the high clouds that we're getting from the south. from our san jose camera. we don't have to wonder about thunderstorms but will see fog and high clouds tonight. cooler next two days, bay and inland and a warmer pattern setting up for weekend plans tonight fog, not just near the coast but over the bay and into some of the valleys. temperatures low 50s to low 6 ows. high clouds continue to move in from the south into morning and then, shift to the east. our cooling trend will continue but will be a sunny one for thursday afternoon. highs thursday in the south bay 74 milpitas.

68 santa cruz. most of the bay side communities close to today inland spots numbers will drop more. 72 redwood city. downtown 63 degrees. 77 santa rosa. inland kmoounts community were you should be for this time of the year. 88 tomorrow. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. and you'll temperatures bottoming out by friday, inland. low 60s to low 90s continuing into next week. bringing a summer time spread. not talking about food. >> that is a problem. >> that is a problem. >> just ahead at 5:00 honor given george lucas. why the president said he was so impressed with star wars. >> then at 6:00 being michael

finney reveals how to make international smart phone calls.

a big honor in washington for george lucas he was at the whit house receiving a national medal of arts. >> the president talked about how impressed he was. >> to make it look like those planes are actually flying like they are. uh... i'm just saying i remember when i first saw star wars, there is a generation that thinks special affects always look like today. >> it's true.

others include herb albert. >> author john giddeon. congratulations to everybody. >> wum u.coming up next a charity run where the force is with them.

coming up at 6:00 kristin zee spoke with one of the students who survived the crash at sfo telling us what the teen says is going on inside of the locked down hot skbrel a passenger who also survived the crash tells abc 7 news there was no time for fear z a bay area conference where the announcements made today will make your smart phone smarter. its coming up at 6:00. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> well, the force was with some relay runners today. >> yes. they're taking part in the

course of the force. how run, today, runners ran through san francisco. the benefit is for the make a wish foundation. that looks like a good time. >> nice way to spend the day. >> from all of us here thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. next newscast at 6:00.

this is "world news." tonight the defense rests in the george zimmerman trial amid tension, dramatic re-enactment. >> this -- >> and zimmerman's declaration he will not be taking the stand. >> not to testify, your honor. face to face, this moment of terror relived today. and there, the accused boston bomber in a courtroom with the families and victims of the bombing. and hot wheels, is your car the one every thief wants to steal, and what about the mysterious new gadget they're using to do it? a good evening to all of you. after just 12 days the testimony is over, the defense rests and