the girl told the dispatcher her parents were fighting and her father had a knife and was threatening to kill her mother. the dispatcher could hear violent yelling and sent several officers to the apartment. >> officers arrived on the scene and made entry into the apartment and they were met immediately by a male with a knife and the male subject threatened the officers forcing an officer to discharge. the subject was struck transported to a hospital and was pronounced deceased. >> there were two girls in the apartment and the mother. the ages are in the 10 to 12-year-old range and the police department is interviewing the family at police station. the man who was killed was 37 years old. officers are not releasing his

name at 9:30 last night in hayward. police are still at the apartment. they need to process the apartment and the evidence. they think they will be here for a few more hours. the officer would shot the man has been put on paid leave while the investigation is conducted. in hayward no abc7 news. >> three people are under arrest after a wrong-way chase that kept police on the move. the pursuit ended when the suspects crashed a stolen car at montana street in oakland last night. police tried to stop the vehicle and the driver took off and traveled wong way on interstate 580. police broke off the case because it was too dangerous. a helicopter spotted the car in san lenadro and the deputies resumed the chase much the driver crash add few minutes later. they found a semi-automatic handgun in the car.

>> we should learn this morning when the new span of the bay bridge opens with the announcement for the eastern span in a public meeting at 10:00 this morning. federal officials signed off on a temporary fix for cracked safety bolts for a labor day weekend. the bridge will need to be closed for four days to shift traffic. the public meeting starts at 10:00 and abc7 news reporter matt keller has more at the top of the hour. >> in cairo new calls by egypt's muslim brotherhood for marchers to protest after hundreds were killed yesterday in clashes between police and followers of the ousted president. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom with more. the death toll jumped? >> by more than 100. the ministry says 525 people have been killed and 3,500 are

hurt. right now it is quiet. people are going about their business. that could be because the government has ordered a curfew and a state of emergency. this is why. look at this video. incredible violence from yesterday and the stunning new death toll because of clashes between police and supporters of the country's ousted president morsi. it started when police moved to clear two camps of it is in supporters. the egyptian americans in the bay area see both sides of this^. >> i have been following this since yesterday, a legal procedure. morsi supporters have the right to peaceful demonstration. i understand their frustration having lost power in the manner they lost power. >> the quiet clean up you can see here is not expected to

last. the muslim brotherhood is saying nothing will stop their "glorious revolution." a member of the group says they will continue sit ins and demonstrations until democracy is restored. the interim vice president has resigned in protest over the violent crackdown and the interim prime minister is saying he regrets the blood shed but is not apologizing. >> 4:34. the search is on for a man accused of robbing and attacking to students at a san jose hospital yesterday afternoon at silver creek high school. a man pull add gun and tried to rub her between classroom buildings and another teen tried to help the gunman hit him with the gun. the man robbed the girl and ran off. the boy was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> bicyclist will be sentenced in san francisco after pleading guilty to felony manslaughter in the first conviction of its kind in the nation.

the man will not serve jail time under the plea agreement. he will be sentenced to three years probation and a thousand hours of community service. he fatally hit 71-year-old pedestrian in the castro district last year. he was riding recklessly and ran three lights. a teen driver charged with hitting two bicyclives in june in pleasanton now faces a murder charge. a 58-year-old woman was hit and killed by the car and her husband survived. police initially arrested the 18-year-old on manslaughter but the prosecution upgraded the charge to murder after he boasts about speeding on twitter. >> the mayor of richmond will go to wells fargo headquarters to fight for the plan to help homeowners underwater on the mortgage. the mayor will try to convince the bank to drop their lawsuit. richmond officials and community

leaders announced a plan to use imminent domain to seize the mortgages those would face foreclosure because they owe more than the home is worth. the program would modify the troubled mortgages. last week, wells fargo fired lawsuits to try to block the plan from moving forward. >> new data released release red than 30 percent homes compared to last year. and completed foreclosures will be 429,000 below the total from last year and the fewest since 2007. >> a wildfire burning this morning in the tahoe national forest is threatening part of california history. the gold rush towns of deadwood and last chance are in the fact of the flames, significant in history. the old mining town is in the most imminent danger and no

populated areas are threatened and only 10 percent contained. in utah, residents home to return home as firefighters battle a 2,000 acre wildfire after 14 homes have been destroyed and 20 outbuildings and vehicles and bets. shifting whens have pushed the fire to 250 homes in a subdivision ten miles northeast of park city. the fire is 25 percent contained. >> time for a check on weather. mike said it would be warmer. >> warm morning, everyone. three to six degrees warmer when you step outside. the extra moisture doesn't mean there is drizzle or anything like that but it is going to be more rest laboratory tomorrow morning. we have clouds rushing to the bay but that is where they are saying. they are not inland. our mild temperatures are 50's in the north bay. mid-to-upper 50's there. everyone else is in the low-to-mid 60's from san

francisco, half moon bay at 61, hayward at 62. oakland and concord at 63. fremont and san jose and livermore at 64. antioch is the warm spot at 64. the next 12 hours, clouds will return and we will have a summer spread, 64 at the coast and 90 inlandfalling back 10 or 12 degrees through the evening hours. leyla gulen? >> we have construction in the east bay. you can see northbound and southbound along the nimitz you will find construction crews blocking the lanes, northbound 880, the lanes will be blocked until 5:00 a.m. in the southbound direction from embarcadero to 23rd there are cones blocking lanes that will last until 6:00 and it is causing slowing out this so if you are planning on making the ride give your sell a few extra

minutes. here is a look at the drive time traffic 580 westbound from tracy to dublin is 24 minutes and 680 southbound is 15 minutes and highway 85 from 101 to cupertino is five-minute commute. this is the walnut creek drive southbound along 680 and the drive coming away from highway 4 to the 24 junction is only nine minutes. eric and kristen? >> next, a mother's renewed plea as she sevens for justice steven years after her teen son was brutally gunned down. >> the planned implosion of an unsafe building at a college

>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area is abc7 news. >> on this thursday morning, newly released search warrants provide gruesome details of the

kidnapping of san diego teen hannah anderson and the death of her mother and brother. james lee dimaggio exchanged a dozen calls before she was picked up from cheerleading practice august 4. both phones were turned off a few hours later. the warrants describe how dimaggio took her on several day trips, mostly to mall brew and hollywood. officials believe dimaggio's sister was helping him exchanging a large number of calls on day of the kidnapping. her mother and brother were tortured and killed before the house was set on fire. f.b.i. agents gunned down dimaggio in a camp site in the idaho wilderness. >> investigators in alabama hope to recover the black box from a deadly cargo plane crash in birmingham. we have a live picture of the wreckage sitting there as we have daylight there in birmingham. this plane went down half a mile from the airport yesterday morning and burst into flames

killing the two pilots. of thes to recover the plane recorders have been delayed because part of the aircraft was still moldering. investigators say there were no distress calls before the crash, and the accident happened in a grassy field where neighborhoods stood until a few years ago when the airport officials started buying up homes and tearing them down to clear the area around the runway. >> seven years after a gruesome murder a mother renews her plea for help to generate new leads. >> aubrey was only 17 years old when he was gunned down at the corner of grove and baker streets seven years ago. >> his life was cut short. that day my life changed. never been the same. >> she is mark the anniversary by returning to the place where her son was shot, 30 times, she is posting signs, and passing out flyers. >> who says they won't do it

again? >> aubrey played basketball at a local high school and was about to start his senior year. many believe witnesses are out this but too frightened to come forward. >> in my experience and i work in the criminal justice system, usually when this happens it is on facebook and everyone knows who done it but because who will protect you if you come forward? for years she fought for a reward in her son's case and the mayor established $250,000 but, so far, no takers. police say initially suspects were arrested in the murder but released because of lack of evidence. they need witnesses to come forward. >> that building right there, you can clearly see, clearly see. >> you think someone saw something from that window? >> she was joined by other mothers whose son's kill are

unsolved. >> this is my therapy. maybe one day i will find out. >> she will fought stop until she finds out what happened. >> berkeley mayor said he received good and bad news about the battle to stop the closure of the historic post office in downtown berkeley. he says the good news is that the postal regulation commission has agreed to hear his appeal of the plan to sell the historic 99-year-old building. the bad news is the postal service position is that the commission doesn't have the authority to hear the appeal because the postal service plans to open another retail location in downtown berkeley. >> this saturday, caltrain will say goodbye to the old administration building in spectacular fashion with crews installing explosives inside the hall, a 13 story landmark in hayward hills and is scheduled to be demolished on saturday

morning deemed "the most seismically unstable building in the system." when it falls scientists anticipate a 2.0 earthquake and experts say it will be excellent opportunity to study the dangerous fault that passes by a few hundred feet away. >> they happen all the time but not when you want, right? so this is an event we know when it will happen, we know where it will happen, and, therefore, we can use the geometry. >> any are placing sensors around the area up to 25 miles away to measure the shaking created. if you want to see the imlotion as it happens we will streak it live at abc7news.com on saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. >> not just bringing down the building but turning it into a science project. >> i noticed mist on the windshield. >> i can see that, with lower

clouds this morning. the humidity is out there, too. you will notice it especially later today in the sun and it is 90 and slightly more humid than you used to, it could put a toll on your body so think about that before you head out and maybe get extra fluids. small craft advisory today through 8:00 p.m. and the winds were from the west and will be from the southwest at 15- to 25-miles per hour. the winds are faster at 25 at fairfield so the sea breeze is more stout with winds around 10 to 14 miles per hour in concord, oakland, sfo, at nine right now at half moon bay and you notice there were no readings in the north bay because you are winter calm. you can see the blanket of clouds to the southeast and today we have seasonal highs and humid for our normal. more clouds tonight.

drizzle is possible at the coast and on the peninsula and the weekend is trending cooler, not so warm as it has been so far this week. the cloud cover is surging to the east by 8:00 and it will take over the bay, the north bay and probably will not make it into the east bay valley in the south bay but at least not very much, only a wisp here or there. by 11:00 mostly sunny but the coast will be partly sunny this afternoon. now, the temperatures low-to-mid 80's in the south bay and upper 80's at nearly 90 in gilroy. mid-to-upper milbrae, low-to-mid 60's along the coast and upper 60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito at 74 but low 80's around petaluma and most of the north bay valley in the mid-to-upper 80's and the shore, low-to-mid 60's and castro valley and fremont could make 80 and temperatures inland

near 90 again today. the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow a couple of degrees cooler and temperatures drop saturday and sunday and holding steady and maybe one or two degrees above normal monday, tuesday, and wednesday. >> on the peninsula, the crash happened moments ago but c.h.p. is naming it a sig-alert at university avenue an accident involving a single solo vehicle spinout with three lanes blocked and causing slowing headed into east palo alto so if you are going to be in this area give yourself extra time or take 280 today and as we continue into san jose and 2 80's -- 280 will be a problem for the northbound and southbound side, and as we look at this picture, this is going to be the drive from daly

city crossing over 101 to king street and you are looking at a quick drive at eight minutes, and no traffic to speak of and outside we go another look at san jose 101 coming away from 880 and traffic is running smoothly. >> eric and kristen? >> if you take caltrain get ready to pay more to park. caltrain is raising parking fees by 25 percent starting september 1. the rate goes up to $5, a dollar caltrain says it is only raising parking fees once since 2005 and the higher fee is needed to cover the increased costs of maintaining the parking lots. >> science fiction becomes reality, the new tool that makes it easier to google anything. >> a neighborhood battle over a new store and opponents say the owners is trying to pull a fast

one. >> new report that could take the edge off the buzz from the

>> good morning, the postal service is revamping the priority mail service and offering free insurance, free online tracking, and specific delivery dates for packages. the financially struggling postal service is hoping to scene rate half a billion a year in new business. >> if you look if a job there are opportunities coming up, chevron refinery is accepting applications for operator trainees. target is hosting a job fair to fill 400 positions for the new san francisco city target store which runs from 11:00 to 5:00 tomorrow and saturday from 9:00 to 3:00 with details on our website at abc7 news.com . >> google has unveiled a new voice powered search function

being rolled out the next few days. the data uses a special technology that uses thousands of google computers to process your words and understand what it means. the feature gives an instant response on any device as long as you are logged in to google. >> now the forecast, it is humid. mike? >> by our standard it is humid. that translates into mist so watch out, a better chance of drizzle tomorrow morning and high burn factor the sun if you are headed to the coliseum and wrapping up a three game set and thursday game at 12:35 and up to 75 by end of game and the u.v. index is high. you can see to the north there is a trough that will bring cooler weather. today, not son, mid-90's traveling through the central valley to yosemite and 82 in tahoe and 103 in fresno and a

sunny 84 in los angeles. safe travels. >> sig-alert slowing traffic down in east palo alto as you travel along northbound 101 where a solo vehicle occurred and the fire department is out there trying to take that person out of the car and to a hospital. right to you we have three lanes blocked northbound 101 at university avenue. the sig-alert is in effect with slowing in the southbound direction. 101 southbound from sausalito to san francisco across the golden gate bridge nine minutes and eight minutes across the san mateo bridge and outside, we have a gorgeous drive from benicia to central san rafael and traffic is moving smoothly. >> google says users of the popular gmail service should not expect the e-mails to be private. consumer watch dog uncovered the revelation and calls it a "stunning admission," saying the lack of privacy after a suit

accused google of reading users' private e-mail messages. google scans emergencies as a way to target advertising. >> san francisco's board of appeals has decided to look at planned for an upscale men's clothing store to open in the mission district. neighbors and merchants argue that jack spade is a national chain with 11 stores. san francisco law requires special hearing before chains can open in certain neighborhoods and was given approval. opponents say the retailer misrepresented itself. jack spade claims it is a small independent retailer, although it is owned bid his claiborne. >> st. anthony's will hand out clothing and backpacks to 150 kids. volunteers prepared everything yesterday. they get two new outfits donated by old navy, a backpack filled with school supplies and a free

muni pass. the number of families taking part continues to grow. >> coffee drinkers, new research could have you putting down the extra cup. men and women who drink more than four cups a day had a higher risk of dying during a designated time frame than non-coffee drinkers. four cups is less than you think. a cup at starbucks is 2 1/2 cups. while heavy coffee drinking is linked to higher mortality it could be caused by stress or a lack of sleep. other studies have shown up to six cups of coffee could actually lengthen your life. >> i go with the later study. thank you. >> next at 5:00 a.m., it is decision day in a few hours we will know with the eve eastern span of the bay bridge will open for business. the big impact it will have on traffic before any vehicles travel on it. >> in the east bay, police shoot and kill a man.

>> thousands people who work for a tech giant are losing jobs and they could be the victims of

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is action, thank you for joining us. >> as mike told us yesterday it would be hot yesterday afternoon. it was. it is carrying on into this morning. >> warmer this morning. from three to six degrees with humidity stepping outside. that is translating into fog. you can see on live doppler 7 hd a mile visibility in napa and a quarter mile in novato so 101 is