. i love oakland. come on. i have been here long enough to vote. >> frustration and fatigue at the bargaining table from both sides of the bart contract dispute. negotiations have been going on all day and there is still no deal. we are live in oakland tonight with the latest. >> reporter: i will tell you what. on most nights the negotiating team leave this building at 8:00 in the evening and sometimes they stay until about 10:00 or after. right now they are still inside. officially making this one of the longest negotiating days and we just saw food delivered. there is a chance they will be in there for a while longer.

another full day of negotiations and even with a chance of a court-ordered cooling off period, the pressure to hammer out a deal is still on. >> all along the process is more delayed than it should have been. at this point with a little bit of pressure we are hearing that the legislators are weighing in and urging the resolution. >> in a move to keep the trains running, even if a deal is not reached, governor brown called for a 60-day cooling off period. a superior court judge will hold a hearing to decide if that's necessary. that prompted both sides to say they agree on at least one thing. >> we need a deal by sunday. we don't need the writers wondering what the heck is going to happen on october 11th. >> we are not nuts. you want to come back here in 55 or 50 days? >> there plenty of points of view. >> i get paid pretty good.

>> i ride bart and understand they want more money. >> i thought they had a strike already. >> if there is no agreement, the unions say a court ordered cooling off period will not remove the best bargaining chip. at the end of the 60 will there will be a strike. there is nothing a governor can do about that. we heard no word on any progress on the sticking points of pension, pay, and safety. we don't know how long they will be in there. the hearing for a possible cooling off period is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 9:00 in san francisco. reporting live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> as soon as the judge makes a period, we will bring it to you on abc 7 news.com and twitter. join us at an earlier time monday morning for updates on the back to work commute.

eric thomas and kristin we have will ob a half hour earlier than usual on the abc 7 morning news. >> the man accused of killing a woman and her son is dead. police shot and killed 40-year-old james dimaggio in idaho late this afternoon. the young girl was found, live and will soon be reunited with her father. we have the details. >> a six-day manhunt from san diego to idaho for a 40-year-old double murder subject and the girl he allegedly abducted, hannah anderson, is over. >> during an arrest attempt at the north end of moorhead lake in idaho, the suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent. hannah was successfully rescue and appears in pretty good shape.

>> a homicide suspect in a very rugged area and we have a 16-year-old girl we wanted to bring home safely. we wanted it to end safely and wanted her home. that's what happened. >> 200 specially trained officers penetrated the terrain called the river of no return wilderness to find dimaggio and the teen after hikers spotted them there on wednesday, three days after dimaggio allegedly killed her 8-year-old brother ethan and mother and burned the home to the ground. police believe he had an unusual infatuation with hannah. her father brett desperately wanted to have his daughter back. >> he is elated we found his daughter alive and plans are being made to reunite him with his daughter. >> a reunion that will happen days after a family tragedy. abc news, new york. >> new detail about the plane crash in connecticut where four were killed.

the pilot, microsoft executive and his teenage son. a 13-year-old boy and a 1-year-old child also died in one of the homes hit by the plane yesterday. the federal investigators say there no obvious signs anything was wrong with the plane. new details on a fire that engulfed a double-decker tour bus. the engine compartment exploded and the flame happened around 6:00. it happened near the waterfront. the dozen or so tourists got off safely along with the bus driver. many had no idea the bus was on fire. the bus driver knew something was wrong and ordered everyone off. >> there was an explosion and then a fire. it was on the back of the bus. this is the only thing we saw. we didn't feel like it was on top of the bus. >> the fire department arrived quickly to douse the flame. no word on what caused the fire.

>> a little girl is recovering at home tonight after a very strange accident. the horse that was pulling the buggy she was riding in got spooked and took off down a city street. lisa joins us live from the newsroom with what happened. lisa? >> it's not every da a see a horse and buggy going down a busy street, but that's what happened in petaluma. at point there was no driver and no easy way to stop the scared horse. the 10-year-old had the fright of her life today. she was sitting in the back of this buggy where it was pulled by the horse. the owner was steering the buggy. >> just like that she took off. >> lady raced down east washington going 25 miles an hour towards on coming traffic. at one point a metal sign was in her way and she barrelled through it, knocking her owner out of the buggy.

>> it catapulted over the top of the board and landed on my arm and side. still had her line in my hand. >> the buggy ran him over. >> this leg has got road rash over that side and looks like the buck board wheel ran over my leg. >> this meant cecilia was all alone. late was running down the middle of the street. a total stranger stepped in to help and blocked the road with his truck. lady went around it, but the buggy smashed into it. it left injuries to cecilia's face. >> the out come of this collision could have been worse. >> that good samaritan stayed with her until her mother arrived. >> he sees a child in distress and he is like any father, he will do what he can do. >> lady's owner doesn't plan to take his horse and buggy out on city streets again.

in petaluma, abc 7 news. >> authorities are not expected to release the identity of a found for a few days. the search for a criminal investigator is over. the 50-year-old woman was last seen sunday with the sex offender and felon, randy alana who was arrested on a parole violation. they are calling him a person of interest. they dated about 20 years ago. >> the search if are a missing marin county woman has been suspended after a body was found in sequoia national park. johnny gene daniel was last seen sunday. she is an experienced hiker who frequently goes hiking alone. daniel was hiking along the saw tooth trail and they found a body today just below the trail and are wading for positive id. >> firefighters in southern california are starring to get the upper hand on a fire burning in riverside county.

the silver fire is 70% contained, but the fire is growing. it burned 19,000 acres and burned homes and buildings. or evacuation orders have been lifted, but some are still told to stay away. it has been a rough fire season in california and the peak is still to come. fire officials said they battled 4300 wildfires already this year. the average is around 3,000 for the year. more than 110 square miles has burned this year. that's closing in on 170 square miles. the total burned over the last five years combined. >> let's go to abc's meteorologist for the check on weather. >> we managed to warm up a few degrees today. even mid- to upper 80s inland, but still picking up that low cloudiness and fog. starting to move back inland. it will not be as widespread. not as dense as the past several mornings.

get ready for warmer temperatures. highs range from 85 in antioch and 85 in fairfield to 66. 80 in santa cruise and 81 in morgan hill. we will look and see when the 90s will return to the bay area. coming up in a bit. >> august's annual meteor shower is under way. shooting stars will streak across the sky and astronomers say this is brighter than usual because of the new moon. still to come on abc 7, a scary scene at a bay area high school. the attack was not real. why today's exercise was so important. plus, the fight to stay on top for a bay area little league team. how they fared in the do-or-die team. later, the dramatic rescue after floodser to across colorado. one victim is

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as dramatic scene in san leandro, but it was just an exercise. screaming student volunteers marked the beginning of the exercise and police, fire crews and paramedics respond as a person with a gun was shooting on school grounds. the importance of such training exercises can't be emphasized enough. even a few minutes of delay could mean the lives of several students. oaklan responded s responded toa call to end gun violence and turned in dozens of weapons. it was the second anonymous gun buy back. residents who turned in weapons were given $200 for a hand gun. it's not about the money. >> it's not a secret and nothing we expect to solve. we don't expect it to stop tomorrow, about you we want to

get the message out that people do tear and are interested in stopping violence. as evidence, it's the number of people that are showing up. >> a gun buy back last year netted more than 400 weapons. >> the competition is down to the final two in the louis vuitton cup. italy's luna rosa beat art misthat meeps whoever is in an accident goes home. >> lots of mixed emotions. pride, enjoyment, and obviously great sadness at the same time. today finishing the competition was a master and a few of us who knew him well tend our thoughts to him at the same time. >> they will sail in the finals against new zealand next saturday. they will challenge the americas cup title. the world series dreams of the

belmont little leaguers ended with the western regional championships in southern california. there plenty of fans waiting to welcome the team home as heroes. those who couldn't go to san bernardino gathered in belmont to watch the game on our sister network, espn. they saw the team dominate to advance to kill yams port. we will have highlights in sports. a great job for the little leaguers. back to school time is a little more than a week away. to make sure the kids have what they need, the mo magic program handed out humans of backpacks. each was stuffed with school supplies courtesy of groups and businesses. the public defender's office started this in 2006 to help disadvantaged students. >> new at 11:00, a fund-raiser was held to ensure this yellow

bellied was getting home safely. the rock bar poured to the travel expenses to yosemite. >> people are coming in whenever they buy the cocktail and setting aside portions of profits to help with this cool wildlife relief here in our back yard. >> the color resembles that of antifreeze and it is believed the critter came underneath vehicles after being attracted to the sweet-smelling antifreeze. checking the weather that warmed up a bit today. >> two or three degrees across the bay area. low clouds and fog stacking up near the coast. this is a wake up to tomorrow morning. more of the dense overcast. i want to show you the wind speeds. where it is howling is towards fairfield. gusting out of the southwest at

32 and other locations west to southwest winds have started to die down a little bit. live shot taking from you the roof cam to the embarcadero. san francisco 58 and 63 right now in mountain view. san jose at 61 and half moon bay to 67 and emeryville over the bay showing you a little bit of a put fuzzy sky. novato 57 and we have a pair of 60s for concord as well as livermore. on the golden gate bridge, mist and drizzle is reported and that's what you have to deal with. the forecast continues with clouds, fog, drizzle overnight tonight and returning to sunshine by midday tomorrow. it will be a little warmer by about as much as two or three degrees and then this warming trend will stay with us through the middle of next week. lows tonight generally in the 50s and watch out for drizzle and kind of scattered about the coast as well as the peninsula

and in the north bay. fog forecast at 11:00 showing you all of this will move further inland towards the delta, but it will start to back off quickly tomorrow. this is 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. most locations are seeing sunshine. lower pressure off the north coast responsible for bringing us a cooler than average four to five days where it moves away from the bay area. high pressure builds from the southwest and this is going to warm us up. back to temperatures which are normal for this time of year. for livermore, 89 degrees. for sunday up to 84. you will notice the trend by wednesday back up into the 90s and even san jose will start to get warmer as well. 83 this time of year and 77 and you will be back up into the low 80s by wednesday. outside lands tomorrow, if you are going there, bundle up.

by 3:00 you will see sunshine and temperature its in the low 60s. by 6:00, the westerly winds will start to pick up. here's a look at the highs. san jose warming to 77. cupertino 76. the peninsula generally in the mid 70s. half moon bay to 65. 66 for san francisco. in the north bay 65. even oakland in the 70s. 73 for union city and returns into the 80s inland. 87 and 84 for concord. the seven-day forecast with 90s by tuesday and wednesday inland. 80s around the bay and mid 60s at the coast. we will look for a nice slow warming trend through the first part of next week. >> thank you. she was here with sports and you have to be proud of the little leaguers. >> the little league team had an amazing round for the world series.

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. the belmont redwood shores little league series came to an abrupt ending. chula vista got the ending and they sure won the heart of local fans. southern california was just too much. 1-0, chula vista. now 5-0. michael coming around from second. we have a play at the plate where it sneaks by the catcher. they went the distance and, loued just two hits. right back to the pitcher for the final out. chula vista moving on in the little league world series. a great run for the local heroes. they will be proud of their season. >> since the all-star break, the a's lost their way. they are pitching and they have

been in a slump. despite the five home runs, they lost seven of their last nine contests. making his major league debut, it took only three batters to give up i two-run shot. four runs in innings. josh reddick did his fourth homer and two runs shot. a 2-2 ball game. 4-3, jays. see ya. back off ryan cook and two rbis in the day. the top nine, guess who. reddick again. five home runs coming into the series and in the last two kidd. are you kidding me. 5-4 jays. they get them swinging in the game and the american league west. a beautiful day at at&t park. they came into six innings. they loaded double down the line.

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>> tiger woods will not win a major in 2013 as he blew up the at 95th pga championship. jimryk's furyk's only win was 1 years ago and he's ready for number two. jonas shot in someone's pocket and got a free drop. within a few feed and he birdied the hole. he's at fourth at six under par. looks like me. hits the tree. double bogey. he is four back at six under.

the second round at one under 71. birdie here on ten. the second at eight. everyone is chasing jim furyk and watch this. put on 18. got to make the puts on the major. the leader at nine under. stricker and scott found out. i'm not letting thins phase me. i will start out two over. it's nice to go out there and not have things start the way you want. they will be able to turn around at the end. >> matt jones. he bounces off the rock. lands on the green to start rolling towards the hole. he stops about six feet away. he starts working hard and zumba

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good evening. tonight's headlines and tomorrow a judge will weigh in on the possibility of a 60-day cooling off period to head off another bart strike. both sides were hoping to reach an agreement before tomorrow's ruling. a tour bus in san francisco had to be evacuated when the engine compartment caught fire. passengers tell us they were unaware the bus was burning until they ordered everyone out on broadway. a 10-year-old girl suffered facial injuries in a run away horse and ug abouty accident. when the horse bolted, the driver got thrown out and run over, leaving the girl alone in the average. he blocked the road with a

truck. >> dramatic as flash floods hit 15 states. especially frightening in colorado as water rushed down a mountain side trapping drivers in an instant. here's ginger zee. >> clinging to life. as flash flood waters came stampeding downway, had to high this 70-year-old tried to make a break for it. don't we know he is alive and feeling lucky. >> water just came right at he. >> the nightmare on highway 24 claiming at least one clooif. his car not far from him. today in colorado, it looks like a beaten grave yard of muddied wrecks. businesses and homes

annihilated. three people are missing. one is a woman. >> she was seen near a creek hang 234g a tree and not seen the next. >> that terrifying river was black for a reason. more than an inch of rain fell in just 40 minutes. way too much for the scarred mountain side to absorb. this was the same side of that fire last summer. even faster.ation, the flood the gravity of the floodwater grabbing that charred land and sending it directly through town. >> that was ginger zee reporting. more rain is expected in the area overnight. japan is also dealing with flooding and deadl slides. at least five have die othersive others missing from the tsunami disaster two years ago. this video shows the city where mud slights and floods washed buildings off the foundation. more than ten inches of rain fell in 24 hours.

the state department officials feel confident enough to reopen embassies and consulates. 18 of the 19 missions closed will be back open tomorrow. they were closed a week ago after an intercepted message indicated a major terror attack. >> growing outrage about russia's anti-gay stance. thens turned out to protest russia's new anti-gay laws. just speaking about homosexuality or wearing rainbow colors could lead to fines or jail. the olympic committee wants moscow to clarify how it might impact next year's winter games. >> there is an alarming rise in the number of people taking stimulant drugs. abuse is sky rocking with college students and housewives no the because they have medical conditions, about you because like athletes, they want to improve performance.

>> emergency room doctors are seeing more and more patients who made themselves sick with stimulant drugs like adderall. ritalin and adderall make it easier for people to focus, but the 300% rise in the business that this study is talking about from 5600 in 2005 to 23,000 in 2011 are young adults between 18 and 34. students, professionals and even moms. they don't take the drugs because they need to. they take them because they want to. >> students and teachers and lawyers may be using them in they have a project that needs to be done and they need to stay awake. >> young moms like this who took her child's meds to do it all. >> i was able to get all the stuff done around the house and able to cook the dinner and have everything perfect. >> she ended up having to shake an addiction.

a nurse took ten pills one day and went to the er. >> i knew i was probably having a heart attack. >> they come in with elevated heart rates and high blood pressure and even seizures. >> people can have problems with their heart and seizures from them. >> for moms trying to cope to college kids who think the drugs are somehow safe, a warning. >> when used inappropriately, they can be toxic and serious. >> new details about a roller of thousands of pounds of boneless veal products. 12,000 pounds of veal was pulled because of concerns the meat is contaminated. the veal was produced in mid-to late june in 60-pound boxes. that i have the establishment number m-27450 on the box label. no illnesses have been reported in connection with the products. >> hundreds of people looking to get help attended a workshop

today. it was designed to help people understand the complex process of naturalization and determine eligibility and help them with the process. many of the people we talked to said they are urged to be a citizen and rooted in the desire to vote. a place for family fun that many consider a peninsula landmark will be closing for good. the malibu grand prix family entertainment center in redwood city is closing august 18th. they opened in stores in 1979 and home to the largest single racer track in the bay area. the general manager said the entertainment center hasn't been making money. still to come, the tree that some say is a sign from god. why they call it tears from god in what might be behind the miracle. the hot new trend for wannabe winemakers. how you can get your start when we return. >> the entire state is beginning to warm up. we will look at the highs for

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a tree is dripping some sort of liquid in front of a fresno church and catholics believe it's the tears of god. on wednesday this tree started dropping something like water. a growing group of believers

thinks the prayers brought on this miracle. they said it's not a miracle, but a natural process from bugs. >> it's a treatment that gets so heavy in the summertime that it will drip. >> human beings inherently need to hope for things. things they can't understand. things they can't see. >> the parishioners say when you say glory be to god, it throws out more water. >> you heard the indy rock 'n' roll, but they have seen the rise of indy winemakers. they are turning to crowd up iffing to get off the ground. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story. >> thesi are simple. the bottles are run-of-the-mill. the corks are screw caps. >> instead of spending a fortune on corks and all the rest, we

put the money in the bottle. >> they top the forget everything you know about wine. he is the founder of naked wines.com. it's not a brand, but where independent winemakers can am to start their own brands. >> they want to set up their own business, but it's tough to do. >> this winemaker knows that firsthand. after years working at big wineries, she set out on her own. >> i had a bag and i was taking my wines out to bottle shops and restaurants. >> for relies on a model where people who agree to buy every month, they call it angels because they are providing the winemakers with start up money. >> they made it so that i am able to spend more time in the vineyard making wipes. >> being naked can be liberating, but it comes with a

new level of accountability. they make a bad tasting bottle of wine, they will be the first to hear. >> if they don't like something about the wine, they tell me. >> the best wipes rise to the top. she hopes it the make it a launching pad. >> 20 years ago, the chefs didn't exist and now the chefs are out in front and people come to the restaurant for the chef. the same in the wine business. >> abc 7 news. >> time for the last check on weather. >> we will start to heat up when we get the low clouds and fog out of the picture by around midday tomorrow. they are showing you the fog bank overnight this evening. if you are traveling tomorrow, the east coast with moderate to heavy rain throughout georgia and eastern tennessee and even into washington, d.c.

flooding is still a big problem there. starting to heat up in dallas. phoenix is 106 and salt lake city is 96. seattle will see the rain tomorrow. temperatures in the mid-70s and l.a. tomorrow at 79. 105 in palm springs. heating up in the central valley, sacramento 89 and 77 tomorrow in tahoe. here's a look at our temperatures tomorrow. in the 70s near 80 in the north bay as well as the east bay. interior east bay, antioch is 86. we heat it up for livermore and 84 and even san francisco you start out gray and end up with the high of 66 degrees. the trend is warmer. lightly warmer monday, tuesday, and wednesday. low 90s inland. get video forecasts and air alert and power outage and

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the 49ers at candlestick park. today they held their final fan fest. they got pictures and watched them practice. they are coming off a loss and it's only preseason. working towards alex kmith and the chiefs on friday. this is a break for players and the monotony of training camp. of course the fans just love it and it's more fun for the players with fans watching your practice. >> always good to be a fan. they come out and show support. just means another way to support them. >> niners was activated from the physically unable to perform list. you are seeing this last season. you will add depth with michael james if he holds up. that for one is back. >> i will be back out and it means a lot to him.

the guys that had the game taken away from him for a period of time makes you realize how much you miss it. hard to watch other guys out there playing and practicing when you are not out there. >> tiger woods chance to win a major in 2013 is over. he blew up in the pga championship. jim furyk whose only major win was of the open ten years ago. a beautiful day at the country club. he got a free drop. fourth place at six under par. trouble on 16. four back and under. a birdie on ten here. second place and fifth at eight under. watch this pa, r put on 18. got to make thosgo to themajors. go to the leaderboard at nine

under. the belmont little league team came to an abrupt ending. chula vista hammered the bay area fans. southern california was too much. down the line and goes up 1-0. jake goes right up the middle. he speaks by the catcher and 6-0. he went the distance and allowing just two hits. back to the pitcher for the final out and moving on to the little league world series. a 9-0 victory and the heroes will be proud. pitchers making the major league debut. jose batista with a two-run

shot. in the second, josh reddick. his fourth homer in the last two games, we have a 2-2 game. let's go to the seventh. 4-3, jays. see ya. the second off ryan cook on the day. 5-3, toronto. reddick with home runs coming in. five in the last two games. five for blue jays. goes down swinging and lost seven of the last nine. the rangers will move one game ahead with a win over the astros. brandon barnes dives, but misses. grounds to second and play at the plate. can't hold on and rangers win. one game, 5 of had 4 the final. giants hosting the o's after losing in ten. all three giants in the 6th. hunter pence with two of them down the line.

chris davis. 42nd home run and leads the majors in at this time eighth. they hang on to win in the 60th minute. they find them and slides it home, 1-0. 74th minute and puts the dagger in and bounces on the loose ball. they will win it 2-0 the final. abc 7's report brought to you by river rock casino. >> absolutely. great job. >> once they get over this thing, they had a great deal. >> that are it is it for this edition. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. stay with us for updates. they have just wrapped up for the night and continue again tomorrow at 1:00. thank you for joining us.

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