teen-aged victims, good evening. >> the county coroner confirmed the sad news today in front of a group of firefighters and first responder who's saved so many lives. 16-year-old was still alive when she was struck by a fire vehicle at the scene. abc 7 news reporter joins us near the airport now, heather? >> the coroner has confirmed the cause of death but will have to wait for the san francisco police department's major accident investigation, ntsb report to name i few to hopefully have more detail and a better understanding of how this could have happened. the coroner says the 16-year-old died from blunt injuries consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. >> those injuries she was alive at the time.

>> saying she was sitting with another girl and a third girl died in the hospital on friday. the body found near the left wing about an hour after the crash. she had been covered with at least a foot of firefighter foam. >> my understand sthag she was not standing up, on the ground when a rig made contact with her. >> the fire chief says the kind of vehicle is likely one, or more of the specialized aircraft rescue firefighting trucks stationed at the air are port this, photo shows the large debris field around the plane are firefighters making rescues around the plane. hays white says the department is devastated calling it a tragic accident. >> after this, i plan to visit

the airport to talk to crews working today with some members of the staff to continue to support their efforts every day. >> saying in part we noted efforts to look into the death and disclose the truth we urge involved parties to deal with the aftermath of the death and investigate for this tragic accident. >> the coroner met with the families of each of the three yesterday. chief hays white and the mayor have also both offered for a sit down face-to-face meeting with the families if they wish. >> heather, thank you. >> listen to this. just this afternoon asiana airlines flight 214 had to do a go around before landing safely.

you'll remember it's the same flight number as the plane that crashed this month. there is no explanation for the go around but faa points out these are not unusual and can occur for a variety of reasons. >> a domestic incident near summit hospital led to a frightening chase. a father rushing his infant into a stroller with a gun threatening to kill the babey and himself. officers moved in and she is live tonight at oakland police head quartier rers. >> this man is in police custody here in oakland. after taking his own child ran down the street threatening to kill her and himself. thanks to quick thinking on the part of hospital security it ended better than it could have. this is the culmination of a

bizarre chase on the streets of oakland. after a man took his baby from his girlfriend and ran down telegraph avenue with a dmild a stroll year so running down the veet with a stroller and a gun. >> yes. yes. to a boyfriend girlfriend dispute. >> a spokesperson for summit center tells abc 7 news after the 3-month-old was taken the mother ran in to one of their medical buildings asking for help. several security officers followed the man until police cornered him, guns drawn at telegraph and 36th. >> i heard them say get down. >> charles johnson lives nearby. >> it's crazy to endanger a child's live as well as yourself. in that type of situation.

>> with the baby in the stroller the suspect stashed his gun but couldn't get down on the ground. the police daysed him. minutes later the mother reunited with her young daughter. >> how is the baby? >> fine. the young baby reunited with her mom. >> the baby and mother both checked out there at the scene. also, the suspect was examined after being daysed. he now faces multiple charges. in oakland abc 7 news. >> good outcome, thank you. the family of a missing oakland girl will be an the streets trying to track her down. her father reported her missing last week. her faem father claimed he left the child m a car while he ran into a store there and she was gone when he came out. her father was arrested but not charged. >> in washington, d.c. today

president obama held an unkmekted -- unexpected news conference on the zimmerman fallout. zimmerman was aquitted of killing unarmed teenager trayvon martin. >> trayvon martin could have been me. >> the president said the nation needs to look for ways to move forward. his words resonated in oakland today leanne? >> well, there have been a number of marches and rallies near oakland but i think it was important for the community to hear the president say i get it, i've been there before. >> when trayvon martin was first shot the president said that could have been his son. today, the president told reporters he is now looking at it in a different way. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> a picture whaft president looked like years ago seems to

validate his argument. a message of acknowledgement to the african american community and a plea for understanding to all americans. >> i think it's important to recognize that the african american community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history that -- that doesn't go away. >> this afternoon a group wanted to express themselves marching to city hall. their counselors say it has been hard for them to understand the verdict. >> with president, what he said i can relate. koit have been you 35 years ago. >> we deserve rights and what we went through and our an sefters went through. >> we, as black people are

always being treated unfairly. we're just trying to make a difference in ourselves and country, community and world. >> the president made a point to say someone like trayvon martin was more likely to be shot by a peer than someone else. just blocks from city hall, dozens attended a funeral for a 23-year-old black man shot on the streets of oakland. kmunlt leaders say there slft work to be done to change things around. >> more jobs, more hugs for the kids. the kids feel like like life is over and all they can do is be a trayvon martin. >> the president expressed optimism ask said we're becoming a more perfect union. not a perfect union but a more perfect one. >> leanne, thank you. >> the web site politico

reports -- aids say he is reluctant to talk about the verdict. trayvon marptin's parents thanking president obama and they said it gives them strength. the brother of george zimmerman says he's glad the president spoke since many have been waiting for it but he says believes peak foekusing on race does a disservice to the country. >> businesses in oakland preparing for potential fallout this weekend. businesses boarding up their windows and installing surveillance cameras. police are expected to be out in force. last weekend, protests turned violent when demonstrators threw rocks and damaged property. >> bay area muslim sorgss say they're standing with those who are against the verdict in the trayvon martin murder case.

>> we stand with brothers and sisters recognizing each communities alone cannot overcome racial injustice. and violence against our communities but that together, we can make a difference. >> representatives from care and naacp gathered to give their support to the decision to review this case. they're urging. >> it's been about a month since santa clara district attorney added felony false impersonation charge charges to the case against george shirakowa. last march pleading guilty to charges of lying on campaign finance reports. he was to spend a year in jail but prosecutors say new dna

evidence turned up after the plea deal. lawyers argued prosecutors knew about the evidence and should be included in the original plea agreement. >> what the defense has is that one investigator had a small piece of the file in his office. >> shirakowa expected to be sentenced this fall. >> deborah madden has been sens sentenced to five years probation. the 62-year-old receive that had sentence today apologizing to the city and friends and claimed -- blamed her behavior on alcohol addiction and depression admitted taking cocaine in 2009. the scandal rocked the department but after two mistrials madden pleaded guilty to judge a federal misdemeanor charge of cocaine possession. >> fire officials urging more foam evacuate because that have massive wildfire in southern california. smoke from fire in the san

jacinto mountains is rising above palm springs growing to nearly 25,000 acres and still only 15% contained. today, officials issued a warning for 700 homes in pine cove. that is on top of 6,000 evacuated three days ago. officials say the fire is spreading, it's a real challenge for them. and that smoke beginning to drift here to the bay area. abc 7 news is live with a look at how that is going to affect us. >> it's remarkable how upper level winds can carry smoke to the bay area, it's unfortunate that wildfire is burning down there. right now fog sitting near the coast here is a look at the smoke layers.

there is a mountain fire we're seeing areas of smoke towards los angeles, wind flow carrying smoke into our direction. we're capturing now. you can see very thin layers of smoke in the higher are barts of the atmosphere here. so watch for that. 94 fairfield and livermore, 75 napa. middletown, san francisco, fog has been sitting 68 in half moon bay. oakland, 73. i'll show how hot it's going to get and what is changing for the second half of the weekend coming up. >> thank you. >> we just received video from science team testing an unmanned yellow submarine this week. this is the sur checked out for an exped decision bit

built in alameda from a torpedo shape into a sub. it is being led by scientists going to take it to antiarctica. there it goes going to open up now. they're going to drop through a hole in the ice sheet then lower it 2500 feet down. it's a place nobody has seen before. >> how exciting. >> you were there? >> they were testing it out as part of the team mission. >> coming up police want to find a man who prayed on a young dmild a popular

bookstore. >> baby food victory warning some parents this evening. why lead-tainted food does not need a warning labor.

police looking for this man they say committed lewd acts on a 10-year-old girl on west hillsdale boulevard this, video leading the victim into a secluded corner and then exposed himself with inpromplt contract with the child. the suspect about six feet tall wearing a fishing hat, gun glasses and tan cargo pants last seen into a dirt

year black or maybe gray four-door car. >> two men entered into the market demanding cash about 10:30 last night. they didn't realize a customer was an off duty alameda county sheriff deputy. he pulled a gun and shot one suspect. the second suspect might have been wounded but took off. police searched the neighborhood. neighbors are concerned about the workers. >> i know these people. and we've talked. i say hi to them. they know my kids. and i'm just like, oh my god i hope they're okay. >> the deputy is on leave while that shooting is being investigated. >> a judge ruled baby food doesn't need warning labels. that is because gesher showed

it is below the threshold label. the law foundation brought that suit. the ruling covers products like packaged pears and peach as long with baby foods. >> sandhya patel joins us now with the accu-weather forecast. >> the weekend is here, that is the way some people like it. they move to san francisco so they can enjoy fog and cool weather. fog still hanging tough along the coast. right now, san francisco, 61 degrees, san jose, 78 degrees

and 74 in santa cruz. check out the view from our camera. you can see that thin fog layer going to fluctuate so do look for fog in the morning. 82 in jant rosa. still warm in fairfield 94 degrees. looking at the view top of the tower hard to see that fog just sitting around. hot inland then going to get cooler. so this is actually going to provide for some hot conditions inland. inland heat will peak tomorrow. by morning good sleeping weather tonight. if you don't have air

conditioning. foggy along the coast. patches of fog around the bay then tomorrow, we're looking at highs coming up a few degrees. 74 in the santa cruz. 90 in morgan hill. peninsula, great-looking day. 73 in millbrae. spots like pacifica, 60 degrees, 67 south san francisco. and low 60s near the coast. so enough of a sea breeze with some lingering fog. 86 in napa. if you're heading up to wine country 89 in calistoga. keeping it into low 60s coast side inland communities will be into mid to even upper 90s. antioch, 96.

if you're go together aids walk this sunday check out weather conditions, fog with us will be cool, mid-50s. 11:00 a.m. partly sunny skies. and fog is back. you might want to take an extra layer looking at accu-weather forecast and temperatures downward. temperatures coming up a few degrees but extra clouds coming in monday through wednesday. just monsoonal moisture affecting arizona we'll see cloud cover. >> thank you very much. >> breaking news into central valley. a 400 acre wildfire threatening to shut down interstate 5.

officials ordered evacuation of about two dozen homes. chp says a big rig may have sparked this fire. >> we'll follow this for us. oo j.some residents are concerned over trying to replace

weekend is here, right? it's going to be warm. >> right. >> michael is here. >> we're all about keeping you cool. that is what we're all about. this is hot product so there is one there. it's called zola.

it's natural there are no preservatives or sugar. it's delicious. you say refreshing. >> it is refreshing. >> costs $2.09 f that doesn't cool you off well how about this? there you go. men low sports going get a free-month membership of masters swim. and they just remodeled in 2010. you can check it out for yourself. this is not the pool we just wanted to show swimmers. >> it was a hot day. >> how do you get this? >> this is -- let me show you. i'm speechless.

>> right. >> more on the web site, i bet, too. >> we do. >> thank you. >> coming up here next your invitation to play in san francisco tomorrow.

coming up college toward throws out test results. >> and a plan to bring license plates into the digital age. >> new medical device developed by nasa scientists. those stories and a lot more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> right now long awaited park playground opens tomorrow across from the ferry building on the embarcadero. >> yes. located on five acres of land serving as ramps for the freeway.

>> now, new park held up by a law prohibiting permitted structures but a push got it done. >> yes. some families say the park is a welcome addition for a changing neighborhood. just a nice place to enjoy in the city. >> what a beautiful area to have that. >> true. >> world news is coming up next. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. our next newscast at 6:00. you can connect any time you wish on tw

this is "world news." tonight, getting personal. the president fleeing into the press room, challenging america about racial bias. talking about his own life. talking about trayvon martin. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> we follow up. is he right about race and bias in america today? the hottest day. firefighters reeling in the heat and linzie janis tonight on the fight to save a big resort town from the fire. real money. paula faris back tonight with a new tip from all of you on how to save hundreds of dollars. and a good evening to you on this friday night. without warning today, president