at 888 brannan street. we'll have live team coverage for you tonight. mark matthews has been on the story all afternoon. mark, walk us through what happened. >> well, when the shots were fired and the call went out to the police, three officers responded here and they say they encountered a man covered in blood. he ducks insifd a mexican restaurant firing more mots shoths at the police and apparently runs out of bullets and surrenders. a gold store called victoga we found two deceased females. suffering from wounds that will be determined by the medical examiner. possible etch weapon possible

gunshot wounds. and another male was also suffering from gunshot wounds transported to general hospital. right now he's in stable condition. >> a massive police presence here on brannan street as well as on brand street one block north. police initially believed there was a second suspect and this was a robbery. they now say just one person involved they know that because of surveillance video taken from a nearby store. they do not know if robbery was a motive they're working on the relationship between shooter and two deceased women and oneman who was also shot inside of the store who is taken to san francisco general along with the suspect. >> thank you, mark here is a look at layout for the lower level of the san francisco gift center. victoga highlighted on the map across the hall from a shopping center biggest stores

and has been in business 26 years. and let's turn now to about a block away from mark. what have you been hearing from people inside of the build something. >> i've been watching as investigators continue to piece together clues in this situation. there are police officer was equipment they're starting to figure out how things unfolded outside. next to them them is san francisco medical examiner bus. there are two people killed in this. that medical examiner's vehicle will be shortly taking those two body as way as part of the continuing investigation. let me show you a picture we did get from the inside as they this was going on. this illustrates thousand happened. there is long tunnels, very long halls and these construction workers tell me they heard two gunshots and

then, they heard a lot of commotion after that. someone ran by, and then, they heard five more gunshots then the suspect ran out and then, into the streets. of course as mark math use described, the police engaged him there and he was later taken into custody. i did talk with a few merchants inside when this was happening. they described to me the scene inside. >> this is a very secure city. i'm here 27 years, nothing like this happened. they check the badge. people walk in have to have appointments by the store owners nobody can just walk n they do pretty good for a check. they call the store. is this your guest? >> there was chaos everyone was shutting doors and locking doors making sure everyone was staying inside. we didn't know if the person was still around or going to run into our room. so we just kind of tried to

get to safety. >> right there the truck is where we saw some of the people inside of the building being taken out after they'd been questioned by police officers. there is a lot of interviews they had to conduct to get as much information as possible. it's taken a few hours for a lot of the people who are inside to come out. they were escorted out throughout the afternoon by police officers and we're continuing to see that. just minutes ago there are more people locked out as well this, is a large build sog people are inside. tenants had nothing to do with what is going on but were locked down. investigators went n thank you so much. we're going to have continuing coverage for you on abc 7 news bay area but to tell you about the gift senter and jewelry mart it's on national and state registry of historic places. >> originally built in 1912 by

national carbon company converted in 1983. >> the building five stories high and most having 125 showrooms. we want to take a look outside. do we have that shot? yes this, is the traffic in san francisco. around south of market area. because of the shut down streets, you can see traffic is flowing well. once getting onto the streets down where they're blocked off it's really stop and go. we have more breaking news. there is now a third fatality in the crash ofation flight 214 at san francisco airport saturday. abc 7 news is there now live with details. cornell?

>> the young girl passed away this morning here. from critical injuries suffered in the crash landing of asiana flight 214. very little information is being released at her family's request. she's the third passenger to die in the crash two. 16-year-olds were killed on saturday. doctors say the victim had extensive injuries. >> today we're sad to announce one of the victims of the plane crash expired this morning. she died of injuries. it is a pediatric patient who has been in our care unit. since the time of the crash. her family asked we not release any details about her, her identity, nature of the injuries or treatment that she received. >> woe know the child was a

chinese national. we do not know her age. her family tells staff they may have more to say about her in days, and weeks still to come. >> thank you cornell. more breaking news about the damaged runway at san francisco international airport. sky 7 is live right now over sfo. the runway has been shut down for nearly a week now reopened. abc 7 news joins us live with the big development there. wayne? >> here is fact for you. since the crash, 972 flights cancelled. runway opened at 5:05 this afternoon. that is the fast turn around. the last taxi short on

ceremony. a slow trip across the tarmac to a holding area on another side of the airport. a fuselage. the engines, other twisted metal all here and for anyone down wind a sickening aroma. >> smell fuel and oils and things. >> we're used to the fuel around here but not that burning smell. >> for a few hours it sat exposed to traffic on north airport road. a tourist attraction no one wanted to see they cannot keep their eye as way from. sunshine was working behind a counter when the plane crashed. this, she said a strange book end for her. >> you realize what you just saw exkbreernsd and heard. it's just surreal. >> back on runway 28 left repair work had bee gun. it -- begun n 24 hours, airport crews picked up debris,

cleaned grass, repaired electronics, repainted lines and repaired deep gujs the plane left in the asphalt. >> deepest gouges did eight inches deep. there were scrapes over 100 feet long. >> repairs consumed 100,000 tons of asphalt. asiana airlines will foot the bill just as it will trance form what remains into the plane into little pieces of metal the likes of which this airport has not seen in many years and hopes to never see again. >> tells about how life is precious. >> and now, you're looking at remains of the plane. until hours ago could you have seen through that fence but they've just covered it up. a shred of common decency intended to keep curious away.

wayne, thank you. >> qlofr night this video of what appeared to be a fire. all though our pictures don't show the source officials told us there was no fire, just heavy smoke. they said caused by metal friction as crews cut the fuselage of the plane into pieces. >> chinese consulate tells us dozens of students who have been here since the crash now left the bay area. showing a group of 31 students and teachers booshding a flight a couple hoursing ayes. about 11:00 this morning 35 left on a shuttle bus to continue the tour of the united states. we have new information on one of the victims of saturday's crash. the san francisco police department has now confirmed one of the girl who's died was run over by a fire truck responding to the crash.

leanne? >> we've been hearing the situation following the crash was chaotic to say the least. today the initial finding is that that young girl was run over by a yellow rig. the investigation continues. >> you know i was not aware they were going to come out to make that statement today. >> that is the county coroner after hearing police in san francisco revealed 16-year-old victim was run over by an emergency vehicle following saturday's plane crash. police say the ground was covered in white foamy fire retardant. >> the fire truck repositioned itself to continue battling the flames aboard the fuj lauj the victim passenger was discovered in the tire tracks of the truck. so it's confirmed the fire duck did go over the victim one time. >> the coroner told the parents of the 16-year-old their daughter was struck by that vehicle.

what we don't know yet is what she died from. the crash or being run over by the truck. >> we've been working with the family since the day they arrived. and so they know i will be meeting with them to go over the cause of death. >> one way to find out if the 16-year-old was already dead there would be no bleeding from the injuries sustained by the fire truck. >> we determine whether it's prior to death or post mortem. >> that is one way of determining the cause of death. the process involves interviewing witnesses and looking over police reports. and the coroner may have the report ready by next week. >> thank you so much. we're going to take a look at sky 7 hd at what is left of that asiana plane. as we saw in wayne's live shot he said you used to be able to see through the fence but now, they covered it this is the only way to take a look at what is left of the airplane.

>> they worked hard to get that off the runway which just reopened so the airport is now fully operational and national transportation safety board will continue its investigation they saits going to be a year. >> that is right. a blood drive scheduled for mob to help replenish blood supplies used to help victims of the crash. you can schedule an appointment. walk ins will be accepted only if there is room. and you can keep on top of the developments by following up on twitter. be sure to down load the new smart phone app. you can watch on the go and see live breaking news as it happens. >> and still ahead tonight the looping possibility of another bart strike we'll bring you up

to speed on the talk autos a new challenge to smerj in california. backers turn together court to step in and stop them. >> a weekend warm up is coming our way. it will last only for the weekend. i'll have details in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> a mattress cover guaranteed to protect against staining from bed wetting.

bay area commuters holding

their breath as they wait to see if bart and it's unions can avoid another strike. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony checked in today. laura? >> i've learned negotiations just wrapped up and a positive sign, really. no one is watching negotiations more closely. the riders depend on bart to get around. negotiators for bart return to the bargaining table this morning back in the same room for the first time in about a week. this after two sides agreed to extentd their current contract 30 days so they can iron out differences. so far there has been some progress on some minor issues but still there is a long way to go. >> union prepared to negotiate as i said, 24 hours per day.

if we can achieve an agreement it takes two parties to negotiate. >> a union is taking issue with the fact the lead negotiator will be unavailable. bart claims there will be plenty of negotiating time avoiding another strike lost a fair amount of income after last week's walkout. >> they hope to reach an agreement. >> yes. >> riders and those who relie on cars are also hoping for a speedy resolution. >> i just hope it does get worked out. it's been hours in the car. >> i think that is the only way you solve a problem like this. >> now, we understand the progress made today was on the issues around safety and unions are concerned about sticking points around pay and benefits. they'll be back on monday.

>> laura, thank you. >> a fwrush fire is now fully contained. the fire started at 1:00 this afternoon in an open space preserve west of morgan hill. crews on the ground used bulldozers to clear dry grass and bushes. >> time to tell what the wind was like in the area. >> which area is that? >> movement has been breezy in the area, breezy near the coastline as well. i hope there is going to be high fire danger watch. you can see that once we get over here we've got mainly sunny skies across the bay area. do you like that move? smooth. here is a little bit of a

shower marine layer not much to it. the warm up coming our way a look at the beautiful view looking south ward aconsiders the bay bridge there. current readings 60 degrees in san francisco. 73 in san jose. a live view from our camera looking towards mount diablo under blue skies. 73 degrees now in santa rosa. 81 in fairfield. 77 in nef vatto now interesting live view across san francisco you can see a little bit of low skploudz fog pushing locally out over the bay. so warmer this weekend and cooler weather early next week. our overnight forecast for fog movement shows areas of fog

pushing locally inland and across the bay. it won't be very wide spread. so rather uniform range of lows tonight then tomorrow, the fog burning back to the coast and away from much of the coastline giving us sunny skies across the bay area. it will be warmer in virtually all areas. 70s around the bay. 80s to low 90s inland. south bay, sunny and mild to warm tomorrow. pin anyone slarks highs 72 in san mateo. 77 in mountain view. low 60s on the coast. breezy at pacifica. 82 in napa. east bay highs up to 72 in

oakland. 78 in fremont. inland east bay upper 80s fairfield and livermore to 93 in brentwood. you can see it's getting warmer in the east bay. it will be warm both days this weekend. inland highs in the low 90s. up to 80s around the bay. 60 on the coast. temperatures dropping off rather significantly on monday and tuesday under breezy cool conditions and start to warm up again towards the end of the week. so no radical changes just a little variations here and there. >> thank you. >> coming up next a big pave prog jekt at the new bay bridge. >> we don't know

tonight a last minute turn around on wall street. dow jones turned up in final minutes. only a three-point gain but that was enough to hit a high. nasdaq crossed 3600 mark for the first time in 13 years. lower expenses and fewer bad loans help lift wells fargo profits by 20%. however, revenues up only slightly there is concern about the impact on the bank's

mortgage business. the owners of hulu skided not to sell the company taking bids as recently as last week but apparently came in too low. and the twinkie is back. the cakes went on sale today on 1600 wall nart stores. twinkies disappeared last november, when the company that made them at the time went bankrupt. we don't know when the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open but crews are doing work and sticking to their schedule. today paving the span on the newly built eastern span. they're doing two layers of inch thick specialized asphalt. it's a durable material easy to fix. >> there will be routine maintenance so as i have heard someone say should outlast us all. >> the bridge was scheduled to

open labor day weekend but inspectors found faulty bolts that still have to be fixed. >> there is more still to come tonight including surprise nomination of america's homeland security secretary to head the university of california. and the body of the boston strangler is unearthed as authorities try to link the killer to one last victim. >> fruit veil station the final day in the life of oscar

a stunning development in the case of a missing baby girl from oakland. police arrested a 41-year-old charged with child endangerment regarding his missing daughter, 21-month-old daphne. the disappearance remains an active investigation. officers searched the nearby area and are knocking on doors webb has notd yet been

released from jail and may be released around 7:00 tonight. he left her in the car wednesday morning. he says she was taken by someone while he was inside buying a drink. mostly positive reaction to janet napolitano, a former governor and attorney general of arizona and a 1979 graduate of santa clara university. she was in the among 300 applicants for the top post. she was approached by uc reekent recruiters who wanted her political connections and fund raising skills. >> she can navigate the federal government and halls of corporate america. >> napolitano would become the first woman to head the university of california system. governor brown praised napolitano's character and said she has an out

liedsider's mind. senator feinstein says she has a distinguished record of exkbreerns but not everyone is happen py. some question her lack of academic experience. and steve lee wrote what madness is this. >> protect marriage petitioned california supreme court today they became u.s. supreme court did not directly rule on the issue last month. so, prop 8's ban on same-sex marriage is still in effect. they also claim the original lawsuit only covered los angeles and alameda counties. dennis herera wrote it left wondering when these people realize they've lost the legal struggle as well. >> remains of albert desalvo

were exhumed today. it took 90 minutes to exhume the body. he confessed to murdering 11 women but later recanted. he was stabbed to death while serving a life sentence, yesterday, authorities announced dna shows a familiar match. authorities think it might be their last chance to find out whot strangler was. >> jurors in florida deliberated three hours today before breaking for the night about an hour before wrapping up jurors asked the judge for a list of all evidence. they will resume deliberations in the morning. the dpeens claimed a former neighborhood watch volunteer shot 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense. the prosecution called him a cop wanna-be. >> today the film about the shooting death of oscar grant

opened in bay area theaters. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains the film is drawing strong emotional reactions from people watching it there. what is going on? >> based on a tragic true story. now just miles from where it happened grand lake theater is one of three to start showing the film "fruit veil station". -- fruitvale station but it packs a punch. >> i was like damn that is, i mean it was just -- speechless. >> people were like crying in the movie theater and you can feel like that could have been you. you know? >> the story of a struggling young father finds himself on the wrong end of a police officer gun hits close to home.

>> i'm experiencing it right now. >> a few years ago one of my friends got shot and killed by a cop. gary. and the cops didn't go to jail or anything. it's like -- just brought me back to that day. >> reviews like that made for sold out shows. the movie uses real location autos it had an authentic feel. i grew up here this, is my home. i love this place. and i thought it captured well what it's like to be here. >> an emotional task said one assistant who worked on the film. >> the mood was somber. we were having a moment we're feeling sad. but now, seeing it on the big screen they feel that hard

work paid off. thank you. >> and coming up next we're going to give you a seven step test to help

strokes are the fourth leading cause of death in the united states so tonight the american heart association is offering a sirp simple test to help you rate your risk of having one. >> when 57-year-old darrell started slurring his speech he knew he had to call 911. paramedics brought him to ucla stroke center. >> it was scary to learn about it. >> doctor as sesed how well blood was traveling to his brain after discovering he suffered a series of mini strokes. >> strokes are common. every year in this country 750,000 people have a new stroke. >> the american heart association now offering a simple seven step test to help people avoid emergency room. higher your score, lower your

risk. it's based on seven criteria. cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, activity level, diet, smoking and weight. if you smoke you get zero. two points if you don't or quit. >> smoking if it's one cigarette is the. >> doctors say pay attention to your ldl levels. blood sugar should be below 100 and score worsen was high blood pressure. to get two points for diet eat med terrain yi way. >> consists of salads twice per day. eating fruits twice per day. eating nuts. >> darrell admits he has to make changes. >> he said that do your exercising. and eating right. and do everything you need to do to stay better american

heart association has a list of suggestions. you'll find a link at abc 7 news.com. >> and coming up next an east bay woman has trouble with a product promising to protect a mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy.

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a fire on an ethiopian airlines plane closed both runways at heathrow airport today suspending arivals and departures for an hour, also today thompson airways had to turn back from the uk. the dream liner cleared to fly after being grounded several months because of concerns about overheating battery autos a frightening running of the bulls today m spain. one animal charged a man and tossed him to the ground. runners tried to pull the bull away. two americans were injured and one man gored his spleen was

punctured. three other people taken to the hospital after getting trampled officials say despite how it looks and the way it looks none of the injuries is critical but why do that? >> i don't know. >> yes. >> it's no secret children can be prone to wetting beds or parents beds now there is a protect called protect a bed guarantee to protect any mattress from stains tonight a story of an oakley woman who put that to the test. >> laura struggles to show the mattress she says was left of several stains. the mother of four bought witness a protective encasement. >> brand new mattress, very expensive. >> she points to stains left after a number of accidents by her son. >> this is the stain. that went through from my son with the actual protective cover on it. >> after the first incident she sent the cover back.

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carries a good house keeping seal and sit an accredited business with the bbb. >> they decided that they wanted to replace any mi mattress, now i will be getting a new mattress. >> the company believes it went beyond what was promised to meet laura's concerns. if you have a complaint go to our web site on abc 7 news.com. >> what is the forecast going to be like? >> this evening, live doppler 7 shows a shallow area of fog near the coast. state wide 102 in fresno and 66 in monterey. here in the bay area, we'll have sunny skies from coast to inland. breezy at the coast.

mild with highs around 60 degrees or just above inland locations highs into upper 80s to low 90s. here is the accu-weather forecast. will cool down monday and tuesday. breezy monday and tuesday as well. temperatures start to warm up again and thursday and friday highs up to and above 90 degrees. abc 7 is a sponsor of aids walk san francisco just nine days from now will be held at golden gate park. to register you can call or visit aids walk.net or text walk sf. 292929. >> easy to remember. >> a lot of us are going to be out there. >> yes. >> dan ashley with his band, push you're going to hear dan sing, you can on the jumbo tron with the team. >> larry beil is here now.

>> some basketball news, mone ellis has a new team and an amazing acco

good evening, makeover warriors still continue was the team signing maurice speights signed a three-year $11 million deal. 25 years old. 39 games last season he decided to be here. >> that is what you dream for. team making playoffs and a great organization and great coaching. and always a great system. >> the contract is actually a pay cut. he opted out of the final year with milwaukee.

it would have paid $11 million. >> hawks kings and bob cats were also interested in ellis. you know a's want a new ballpark. new opportunity may have become available in oakland. the 50 acre terminal would be a water front location for a's. with a lot obstacles. former players would love for the teams to find a way to stay in town. >> would be like at and tt ballpark i'm sure move everybody will jump up and down but we like to wait until ink is dry on the paper. hopefully it's something that can gelt done and we can get into a new place and take it

from there. >> stage 13 tour de france mostly flatter yain. after losing yesterday that ties for third. chris froon lost some of his lead. seven players tied for the lead but one man broke away today. michael allen. finished with a 7 under 63. allen leads by five shots. did i just do that? ninth hole check out the light here. i mean how do you find the ball to hit it? somehow on the green with

birdie. peter uline trails by just a stroke. they head to the weekend. tractors are out meaning john deere classic, second round. five under 66 for johnson. end with an amazing golf story you're going to be hearing about this young lady. lucy lee 10 years old from re redwood shores, look at this swing. got power. she advanced to the usga womens amateur in south carolina. we spoke with lee's caddy today who told us she's striking a ball like a pro. she's 10 years old. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware.

>> how young when she started?. >> i don't know. >> way ahead of the curve. >> i know. i want to see her go place autos thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. coming up... that is not an earthquake what. shook up this newscast at 9:00 then at 11:00 lab results are back. what experts found in meat ball that's sickened san francisco dogs. >> and shark tank followed by what would you do and 2020 and that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> from the entire abc 7 news team have a great weekend.

this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- an archivist from raleigh, north carolina... ...a commercial pilot from natick, massachusetts... ...and our returning champion, a legislative researcher from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies atlemen. well, now, yesterday on our program, we said goodbye to ben, who walked away with $177,000. he'll be back to play in nd genr tournament of champions. but we replaced him with another bright young man -- mark, with $31,000 and change.

so good luck today against toby and ken. and welcome and good luck to you two, also. here we go now into the jeopardy! round, which is the easier of the rounds, here are the categories. that's a good subject. alex: mark, start us. let's go with here's johnny! for $200. toby. who is johnny depp? yeah. party, $600. [ beep ] and that would be a luge. toby, back to you. try ice for seen here is the ice palace of bonhomme carnaval in this canadian provincial capital.