>> abc7 news starts now with breaking news. >> shots ring out to end a tense stand off in sunnyvale. the s.w.a.t. team surrounds a home after getting a call from a person claiming he killed someone inside. good morning, everyone. >> it appears police have shot and killed the suspect. abc7 news reporter is at scene in sunnyvale. >> kristen, the house is here in sunnyvale right behind me a couple of feet in front of the

patrol cars where you can see some of the law enforcement types, police and others, gathering. we have just learned that police shot and killed the man what was in the house. here is how it began. at 8:00, a person called sunnyvale police saying that he was in the house and that he killed someone. about 45 minutes later a s.w.a.t. truck went to the front lawn. you could see a bunch of s.w.a.t. officers with bullet-proof vests approaching the house and you could hear a voice saying something like, come on out with your hands up. take a listen. police, again, say they have shot and killed the man who was in the house when he approached them with a weapon. police will not say what kind of when he held in his hands. a little while later they said while they were searching the house they found the body of a

woman in the home. they have not released any i.d.'s or names pending notification of next of kin. that is the latest here in sunnyvale. >> bart and the unions are getting back to the bargaining stable a day after the claim that the two sides are nearly $100 million apart trying to reach a new contract. abc7 news reporter kira klapper has the latest from only. kira? >> good morning to you, eric. the board is having a regularly scheduled meeting. they have also called for a special meeting where the negotiators will join them to get a handle on where they stand on their side of negotiations. 30 minutes ago we got video of union negotiators arriving for negotiations today and the contract talks are resuming. yesterday, bart and the unions representing their workers

presented five hours to the board of inquiry. they are at odds other wages, benefits, pension and safety. the board will delivery a written report on the status of the gas do governor brown by friday. the governor will decide whether to call for a 60-day cooling off period meaning unions can not strike, trains will still run, and negotiations will continue. bart management wants the couping off period but union workers do not. both agree they do not want a strike to happen on monday which would be the case if this sunday's deadline is not met somehow. >> everyone is very eager to get back to the table to get to a deal. the next few days will be very telling if there is a lot of movement that will be good progress. if you see a lot of people going in and out of the building with new proposals that is good. all we can do is focus on this year, this week, try to get something done. >> we can get this done by sunday. otherwise, it is the governor extending another 60 days what happens will be what happened

last 30 days. the chief negotiator goes on vacations they do not come to the table and we drag this along. >> as negotiations proceed, bart says the two sides are $100 million apart in the proposals but the union leaders i spoke with morning say they are only $50 million apart. bart is proposing a four year contract and union workers and their representatives are proposing a three-year contract. a lot of issues and anyway you slice it both sides are very far apart. we will follow this. both sides say they are prepared to negotiate through the weekend. >> developing news from washington state, there has been a siting of car wanted in connection with two deaths and a child abduction in southern california. authorities believe that james dimaggio could be traveling to

canada with 15-year-old hannah anderson, a friend says that the 40-year-old man told hannah he had a "crush" on her and authorities have expanded amber alerts to oregon and washington and a driver reported seeing a car matching the blue nissan 40 miles northwest of seattle and there were sightings yesterday in oregon and california. the bodies of her mother and an unidentified child were found sunday evening in a burned out hoax owned by dimaggio. the second body could be that of hannah's 8-year-old brother. >> fremont police are asking for your help to track down a driver who injured a bicyclist and drove off. the bicyclist was unconscious with life-threatening injuries when struck in the bicycle lane on fremont boulevard near old warm springs boulevard. witnesses saw a dark-colored 1995 toyota possibly a camry, driving south toward grimmer boulevard after the crash after 6:00 a.m. and fremont boulevard

reopened an hour ago. anyone with in fact about the car or driver is urged to contact fremont police. >> transient found naked outside a milpitas church is in jail facing felony vandalism charges. police say he went on a rampage smashing church property after arguing with his girlfriend. look at damage at st. john's church. the police photos show destroyed statute and candle holders and lengthers and the damage found inside and outside adds up to $20,000. the suspect is 30-year-old was booked for felony church vandalism. no explanation why he was naked when police caught him. >> whatting now, livermore police are looking for the owner of an injured dog with a severe legg wound. he is a photo of the young german shepard. the legg is severely mangled with exposed bones. he will need surgery. officers discovered the dog in the spring town area on monday morning. he was wearing this leather

collar with "rocky" on it. if you have information about thing do or the owner, call animal control. >> you will have new nfl security policy in affect limiting the size and type of bags you can bring into the stadium. fans can if longer bring backpacks or large bags. the new measures are response to the boston marathon bombing and the only bags allowed are clear plastic or vinyl the official 49ers steam bags from now on, bags can be no bigger than 12 board of board of by six. you can turn in guns for cash, to reduce violence in the unable. similar gun buyback evens have taken place an the bay area.

the supervisor who represents the mission is donating $75,000 from his discretionary fund to pay for the buy back in the parking lot of the u.s. bank at 22nd street from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., $100 for most guns and $200 for assault rifles. >> a massive wildfire is out-of-control burning and we will take you to see the damage and what the homeowners are facing. >> a powerball disappointment where the winning tickets were sold and the small are prize that could be going do someone here in the bay

>> the wildfire burning in the hills of riverside county scorched 10,000 acres and several homes. hundreds have been evacuated. firefighters are struggling to get a line around it. the fire is burning 85 miles east of los angeles. we have the latest from the area >> this is a look at the damage here. this is one of the destroyed homes. you will see this was a deck. no more. the house collapsed on itself when the fire moved through. a lot of the patio furniture is destroyed. this is not the only home. if you pan to the right, the next house over was also destroyed. you will notice off in the

distance, though, there are several other homes that made it. this fire is literally picking homes at random, picking which homes to destroy. unfortunately, we have a lost footage of other homes destroyed i have counted at least six homes on in road at twin pines, destroyed. homes desteroid. vehicles destroyed. sheds destroyed. people do not know what did do. i spoke to a man two hours ago and he told me he watched his house burn to the ground yesterday and he can replace the belongings he is worried about his wife to be he is supposed to be married on saturday on his property that was torched and he doesn't know where her wedding gown is. i spoke to a woman who told me she doesn't know if her property is still standing and she is worried about her belongings and medication and a family member. >> it is terrible. i didn't sleep last night. i slept for an hour but that is

it. my dog. my dog. my dog i am concerned about. and my meds. >> during the video you saw a water drop which was made right over this area and the silver fire is burning on two ends, the east end and the west end, and you are look at the east end but this are still several homes in that area and the fire at this point is 10,000 acre, 10 percent contained and we know so far that five people were rubbed to the hospital. four fighters will make full recovery and one civilian, one homeowner in this area was burned. he still is in the hot. that is the latest from riverside county. >> a new report by the california environmental protection agency shows how climate change is affecting the state. the report finds that since 1950 the three biggest forest fires have occurred in the past

decade. the average number of acres burned each year since 2000 is almost double the average of the rest 50 years. also, spring run off from snow melt in the sierra has declined and the salmon populations are declining and coastal waters have more acid. >> abc7 news host add community meeting in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood which are an opportunity for viewers to talk directly with us about events and issues affecting them. last night the discussion was hosted by abc7 news reporter and attended by the abc7 news management team including discussing the asian-american community should be celebrated and the response of honoring unsong heroes in the community. we heard of displacement and gentryification and immigration and poverty. reverend fong talked about his organization youth for single room occupancy which will be honored by president obama in

september. >> the while youths have spent so much time to educate people living in single room occupancies. >> we want to give our thanks to everyone who attended the meeting. if you would like to team up to host our next meeting go do our community page at abc7news.com/ community. we look forward to sharing the stories in the future on abc7 news. >> we look forward to sharing the weather forecast with mike nicco, at least. >> looking into the future maybe not so much drizzle as this morning with .02" of rain. but with the dry weather comes warmer weather in the seven-day outlook. >> three lucky people are multimillionaires today. where the winning powerball tickets were sold and the small

are winners, still not too bad, in the bay area. our big news for a bay area little league team and what is next for them in the quest for a spot in the little

>> coring daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> california is out of the luck when it comes to the massive powerball jackpot. two winners in new jersey and one in minnesota will split last night's prize that grew to $448 million after last minute ticket

purchases, the third largest ever. maybe you match add few numbers and won something. 5, 25, 30, 58, 59, and powerball 32. >> big news in little league a peninsula team clinched the top speed going into the semi finals of the little league western. a viewing party was held in belmont to watch the belmont all stars play with both undefeated going in and belmont rallied to pull out a 3-2 win setting up the semi final against arizona a team they shut out early in pool play and now they two wins away from clinching a spot in the little league world series. tomorrow night's game again arizona is televised at 6:00 p.m. on espn and the winner plays in the west region final on saturday for the trip to remainsport. >> fingers crossed. and we have giants actions and pre-season game, so, you give us this? that is the best can you do?

>> just the messenger, i know. i know. >> i don't even know how to respond. >> so sorry, so sorry, now, it has been gloomy and rough driving to work the last couple of morning and one more morning will be wet, monday through friday, and saturday morning, possibly drizzle but tomorrow is probably the last best shot of measurable drizzle like this morning. we are looking dry on live doppler 7 hd so we will head up to the north and you can see the showers and the bolt lightning and that is where we are looking at the possibility of some fires being started by the thunderstorms out there that are pretty dry. that means the lightning is coming out of them but the rain usually evaporates before it frees the ground. up to the border with oregon and east to the border with nevada you can see a chance of dry thunderstorms and a high fire danger. we will look at what is going on at home with the visible satellite you can see the clear along the coast and the clouds are trying to evaporate ever so

slowly around the bay and i think they will keep going that the next couple of hours and you can see the sunshine out the longest at at confront, at 71 and san jose and los gatos and napa at 68 and concord and oakland and san carlos at 66, and san francisco at 60, and mountain view at 68 and this is how it looks at the golden gate bridge, picture-esque so sunshine is evolving so we will be below average because of the pretty strong sea breeze we are still working with. mild tonight, more drizzle for the commute, and summer warmth is in the forecast and still in the later part of the seven-day forecast. today even with the sunshine we still are from five- to ten-degrees cooler than we should be for this time of the year. we will start in 9 south bay at 74 at san jose, a lost low-to-mid 70's in the valley, and now, the peninsula, low-to-mid 70's and upper 60's

in san mateo and the coast has low 60's everywhere, to mid-60's in downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito, and low-to-mid 70's in the north bay valley and 10 or 15 degrees cooler at the beaches and from 63 in richmond, 66 in oakland, to accident in castro valley and the cool pot is san ramon at 72 and everyone else in the midtown more 70's. a day game is a thursday game that started monday, and 62 degrees, and 64 by the end of the game but if you are headed to the niners and broncos game dress for temperatures in the 50's at candle tick and maybe drizzle to the end of the game. everyone is in the 50's again and we are still watching the slow, still tracking the thing, it is wobbling about, and as long as that is hanging around we going to have the flow of moisture into our neighborhood and that is beginning to keep us moist with drizzle in the morning and cooler-than-average law saturday, possibly through sunday and the area of low pressure backs to us and that

brings us dry and remain warmer temperatures through the weekend and into next week. it will be a slow transition. two to four dead warmer tomorrow, a couple of degrees on saturday, and a couple more on sunday, and a couple more on monday and by monday and tuesday we are flirting with 90 inland and mid-to-upper 70's at the bay and low 60's at the coast. >> also update you we tack about the sunnyvale winner in the bay area that matched five of the six powerball numbers that is worth $289,000! if you bought your ticket at the lakewood shell gas station on the expressway dig out that ticket. and call us. >> so a big movie premiere for a new film about a silicon valley icon and what ashton cupper had to say about

>> at 4:00, will the fix stick? the concrete is being poured for the steel saddle that supposed to reinforce the brittle bay bridge bolts. >> different types of crimes especially with the internet and technology there are different types of crimes and we have to ajust accordingly. >> only on abc7 news at 5:00, one-on-one with the interim police chief and his investigation no keeping one of america's biggest cities safe.

>> the new steve jobs movies hits next week and last night was the world premiere and ashton kutcher is in "jobs" playing the late apple co-founder who died from cancer in 2011. >> he listened to his favorite music and worked same shoes that jobs wore to get in to character. >> who wants to be a million ais next. have a great day.

♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> hi, gorgeous. it's nice hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. all this week, we are raising money for children's miracle network hospitals. tomorrow we actually have a surprise celebrity playing for the charity, and if any of today's contestants make it to round 2, we will donate another $10,000 to the cause. [cheers and applause] now, from philadelphia, please welcome rachel walker. hey, rachel. nice to see you. >> thank you. thank you. >> what do you got in your hand there? >> well, this is my little guy william, who is a huge fan