that breaking news happening in san francisco. authorities on the scene of a fatal hit and run. witnesses say a woman was sun bathing at holly park with a child nearby when a city maintenance vehicle ran over her this afternoon. just moments ago the fire department confirmed the woman died. >> holly park is located near the junction of highway 101 and interstate 280. abc 7 news crew captured video of several police cars behind a city maintenance vehicle.

we're told that driver is now being questioned good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> other top story, temperatures and they're about to rise in a big way. spencer christian is here now with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> we're going to ease into that warm up tomorrow. now here is a look at sunny skies right now, taking a look at current conditions giving you a camera sfru our abc 7 studios here. 80 in los gatos, another live view looking towards the western sky. no fog at the coast. temperatures now mid-80s in santa rosa and napa.

and... our first forecast is looking out over san francisco from our sutro camera shows clear, mild conditions tonight. notice absence of fog. there may be a patch or two in the morning. tomorrow afternoon, warming begins. high temperatures into low 90s just a sampling of highs. over the weekend, triple digits and the heat going to hold on for a few days. larry and carolyn? >> thank you, spencer. >> after fan fair, -- fanfare, the tragedy in the bay followed by sanctions the america's cup finals begin this weekend. >> team usa facing off against team new zeal yanld. we're live now from pier 27 with a look head to race number one. wayne? >> after preliminaries we're get doung to a cup race, saturday, actually we'll have two of them. and the world will be watching

and we saw proof of that here today at pier 27. for those of us who have not been paying attention... >> it's doesn't matter what we call it. time for talking just about, is finished. >> but until then there is another media gaggelling press conference and more generic statements from sailors harboring secrets. >> fact at the end of the day, no matter what happens on the skmor games that get paid to take the trophy. >> the australian skipper of the american boat had some explaining to do now that a jury has assessed his team boat a two-win penalty in this competition, something about illegal weight use in last year's qualifier. >> sailing is a bit of a gentlemen's sport. so... if you fall outside of

the rules penalties are high. >> it's harsh judging actions of a few individuals. >> dare we say this seems to be following unwritten, yet... never surprising script? >> it's been full of controversy back stabbing, front stabbing, all you can think of. >> all because of a silver cup, which for now runneth over with anticipation. >> forest series says a massive fire in yosemite was started by a hunter's illegal camp fire that got out of control. they say l is no indication he was involved in illegal marijuana grow. so far no, arrests have been made. the rim fire began august 17th burning around 371 square

miles, now 80% contained. and costs estimated $08 million to battle. >> camp major remains unscathed from the fire. the base cap running recovery operations, rec and park officials zpokt reopen next summer. >> home invasion goes wrong for the robbers turning deadly. police are investigating the gun battle taking place in a quiet neighborhood on lodi avenue and norfolk street. >> a man who lives on lodi avenue says he heard the gunshots but thought it was fire worked. >> my wife and i were kneeling through the window, then, second shots went off again, it's like oh this, is real. >> police say three armed suspects were confronted by

four residents, one had a gun of his own. >> guns and blood were found at the scene. >> a 24-year-old man was shot in the shoulder, he shot two of the three suspects that broke in. police say the suspects took off in a dark suv. >> you see chaos, you can see people running across the street. and then urks see the car tracking a body. the car takes off. >> another car came off. they're yelling to get out of here. >> one suspect was dead on arrival, another wounded and a third not hurt, and taken into custody. police have not revealed a hotive but sate community is not in danger. >> we know that this was not a random act and that the suspects targeted this house. >> the chief says the suspects did steal stuff from the house but won't say what. he will

say more arrests are coming. suspects facing charges including homicide and robbery but the investigation is far from over. police asking anyone who might have information about what happened to call them. >> investigators in santa cruz county looking for more possible victims of the suspected child molester. detective as rested this man tuesday saying he had illegal conduct with two children 10 years ago in live oak where he worked as a bus driver. investigators believe there may be other victims in the area. >> a nearly two-month long hunger strike by california inmates is now over, lawmaker as agreed to hold hearings on a policy that allows prisons to keep gang leaders in isolation. 30,000 inmates began refusing meals july 8th by this week the number dwindled to 100

including 40 who had been on the strike continuously. >> bart and two large unions are nearly halfway through a cooling off period. two sides have yet to meet for negotiations. the last offer is one presented by bart before the cooling off period began, workers said today they still have unanswered questions bit because the two sides haven't yet met. the board president says he felt the issue isn't how often, but how far apart they are. >> we haven't seen the union agreements of the union proposals coming into what we feel is the settlement, what we feel is a reasonable amount of money. >> we haven't seen them since they gave thaws alleged final offer. you cannot respond or counter a proposal when you don't have answers that they indicated they would give us.

>> massive trance bay project has been underway and reached an important milestone. >> yes. abc 7 news is live on first between mission and howard with the update. >> three years have been devoted to demolition and digging the hole, now, attention turns to putting a floor on the hole starting to build back up. 65 feet below street level, concrete being poured on a massive scale. beginning now, four san francisco city blocks will be covered with concrete five feet deep. the transit center as despk spikted in the animation will be an entire facility with nearly a dozen transit agencies in and out. including cal train, and high speed rail as imagined in this rail authority animation. >> there will be 27,000

permanent job as tachd to this center. >> ongoing. sustained. >> the city got $400 million funding and parlay that had into private investments revitalizing the suspect behind it six million square feet of space. 4,000 new housing 200 are going to be permly affordable. >> it will house businesses only, all around private investors are burning retail and housing. >> this is more than a bus terminal. these buildings will not be coming up right now if not for the terminal. >> target date is 2017.

>> nearly three years after the explosion and fire, pg&e facing another possible fine. california public utilities commission requested a special hearing tomorrow, that hearing comes after pg&e officials admitted it had been using bad records to falsely assume it was safely operating pipe lines. pg&e faces fines up to $250,000 on top of the more than $2 billion in fines in 2010. >> san jose, chp is investigating an accident involving a school bus and a mini van. investigators say the school bus was transporting four special needs students. the students are all adults taken to the hospital. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 digital detox. first-ever treatment center for internet addiction. >> plus, who is your daddy is in the panda's daddy, anyway. the smithsonian making revelations about a two-week

old panda cub. a popular piece of fruit being blamed for causing burns on several california girls. we'll explain what happened. >> at 4:12 time to take a look at afternoon commute this, is skyway in downtown sab fran. -- san francisco. it's bumper to bumper and not a heck of a lot better going towards 101 south.

google asking a judge to stap a standing lawsuit it does the scanning to determine which ads to show you on the browser. google says users should

expect and plaintiffs it violates state and federal privacy and wire tapping laws. abc 7 news david louie was in court today and will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >> the battle for china's smart phone market heats up, yahoo unveils a new logo. >> emily chang joins with us today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> well, chinese smart phone maker beats apple to the punch. the company outsells apple in china with smart phones will offer a television that connects to the web and runs on the android operating system. also introducing a new hand set the company says will be the world's fastest smart phone. microsoft has won a patent ruling against google. a jury in seattle awarded microsoft about $14.5 million in damages ruling it didn't

act fairly. privacy groups asked the fftc to ask facebook to stop policy that's violate a 2011 order over user privacy. groups concerned changes make it easier to use the personal data of the user was its advertising on the site. changes are scheduled to go into effect this week. stocks rising today after economic data added to signs u.s. economy is gaining momentum. your bloomberg silicon valley closed lower. after holding a 30 day contest yahoo revealed it's new logo meant to preree flekt yahoo's new image in, a post mayers

says it has a more mathematical consistency with one coherent mark. larry, carolyn, back to you. >> emily, thank you. help for internet addicts is here. the country's first hospital-based treatment sent jer opening next week in pennsylvania. patients in the 10 day long program will undergo a digital detox prohibiting smart phone, tablets and internet use. officials say typical add yits are young, male, and intelligent. the majority are obsessed with games. >> a heavy blanket of fog being blamed for a pile up in england. 100 cars were involved in this wreck 60 people were hurt. teams had to use jaws of tloif

free the people. we're used to fog but nothing like that. >> any time have you to drive in it you fear that is going to happen. >> it's true. we don't have to worry about fog here. of fog now. it's sunny skies across the bay area, mild to warm right now, western sky you can see it's sunny out as far as we can see. we're going to have 100 degree temperatures, plus, sunday and monday. low pressure system beginning to pull away. high pressure will assert itself. we'll have warmer weather beginning tomorrow, taking a

look ahead tomorrow, high temperatures positioning to the north with its clockwise circulation going to give us an after shore flow through september weather saturday through monday. looking at high temperatures for the week ahead two hottest days sunday and monday. 102 monday. temperatures begin to moderate tuesday, dropping off into upper 80s wednesday and thursday. we'll be hoping for relief. clear skies with a patch or two of fog, high temperatures upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow, warming begins. south bay warm, but not hot. highs mainly into mid-80s. pin anyone slarks mild to warm,

low 80s in redwood city. on coast high of 68 in pacifica. 70 half moon bay. downtown a high of 74 tomorrow. north bay highs upper 80s to around 90. 83 fremont. inland east bay, low 90s across the board z here is the accu-weather forecast. saturday sunday, monday, low 100s on sunday and monday, then, temperatures dropping off below 90s inland tuesday and we'll see cooler 80s wednesday and thursday. going to be an interesting ride open the low temperatures scale. >> warm for 49ers opener against green bay saturday. >> nice and warm.

>> you'll meet a football player changing uniforms mid game to cheer? but first... singer says sh this was a first for him. >> checking traffic right now, you're looking at bay bridge toll plaza you can see folks are sailing across the bridge except those waiting there with out their fast tracks. stay with us. abc 7 news at

national zoo revealed it's two week old giant panda cub is female. they've determine whotd father is the mother was artificially inseminate bid two male pandas. in my best maury impersonation dna samples determined the father is tien-tien. >> we were able to do genetic profiling to determine paternity. >> i suspected him all alorngs zoo keepers say the cub is healthy and active. she won't be given a name until 100 days old. >> patriots got a surprise when surprise, caught on camera

>> that sounds like a wounded steven tyler, he was in the audience tuesday night at blue bird cafe, one invited him to jump and sing with him. >> tileler turned on a piano to belt out "dream on". i said he never performed in a room that small. he says he's in nashville to write new song autos must have been acoustics in the room. >> yes. >> still ahead message to the nfl from a marijuana advocacy group. >> search for this dull dog puppy after it wandered from home. you won't believe who witnesses say took it this is hunger action month. and a new campaign underway to help those in need. >> and and making decisions about their relationship.

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president obama canceling a trip to los angeles to continue making the case for military strikes in sear yachl the president is in russia for

the g 20 economic summit. aabc news is in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> right now the president is alone on the international scene. >> mr. president, any progress? >> talking about the economy. >> u.s. military action is is looming large. the argument there is that is a necessity for the us to us take the lead. >> use of chemical weapon saz s.not only a tragedy but violation of international law that must ab dress ootd president smiled and shook hands putin has been clear he thinks the u.s. attack on syria would be unwarranted act after gres.

-- aggression. lawmakers continued to raise questions about the plan. >> ramifications for the region of the strike. >> the white house does not have the vote that it needs for a strike auj saigs. believing if congress doesn't approve a strike they believe the president will not go forward. one scene is that the president needs to take his base kais to the american people. and right now, the public is very skeptical. an abc news poll found nearly six in 10 americans oppose a military strike in syria. members of congress who want coalition, the white house has a big challenge in making this case. >> british prime minister david cameron told bbc scientists tested clothing of victims of last month's attack

and the tests showed a positive hit for the deadly gas, sarin. >> there has been an unusual case of twitter diplomacy over 24 hours, between iranny officials and the daughter of nancy pelosi. this started when iran's foreign minister tweeted happy rosh hashana. christine pelosi replied thanks. the new year would be sweeter if you would end iran's holocaust there. making a rever yens to mahmoud ahmadinejad. pelosi wrote a new day has dawned in iran, hash tag, hope. >> police are looking for two young girl who's stole a neighbor's dog, a 5 month old

french bull dog. the dog disappeared after wandering from home. witness says two young girls picked up the dog claiming to be owners and left the area. the girls described as one being around eight, the other, 14 years old, both with blonde hair. >> hopefully, they find the dog. >> nationwide people are wearing orange to recognize the food bank hunger problem. >> abc 7 news joins us live now in the newsroom with more. >> i can see you're wearing a lovely orange, 16 million children face hunger in the united states that. number given by the agriculture department. all of this month, you're going to see and hear us talking about hunger. oof together we can solve child hunger. >> that was produced by a ad

agency. new ads release today to coincide with hunger action month. taught by a hunger relief organization. the focus raising issue of hunger among kids. it's a national problem, one that affects children but they're not the only ones. food banks say one in four residents faces a possibility of having to skip a meal. >> our service levels are just as high as in 2010 and 201. >> 1. >> since the recession, there are more people living in so called food insecure households. >> i'm employed but amount of money i earn is not enough to pay for rent and balanced meals every day. you do utilize services here. >> glide serves three meals per day in the lender loin district. the charity has not seen the

number of clients go down despite some improvements in economy. >> i'm glad they're here. half of the people is homeless probably would be just out there. >> the number of senior that's need help is also inincreasing. >> we see more adults with disabilities and seniors coming to utilize our services. we predict a trend in 10 years. >> glide serves 850,000 meals per year this, month, food banks around the nation are encouraging people to help out the food bank is having a hunger challenge with celebrities and politicians to see what it's like to live on a food stamp budget five days. if you want more information visit our web site and click on see it on tv. >> larry i did want to comment

on your lovely orange tie. >> thank you for the recognition. >> the man acquitted of killing trayvon martin is back in the news, his wife file forward divorce. just last week shelly zimmerman says the trial put a strain on the marriage. before that interview she pleaded guilty to perjury for lying about finances and sentenced to community service. this tuesday, george zimmerman pulled over for speeding. second time in a month. >> denver hosting first game of the nfl season tonight. near the stadium is a bill board chastising the league for punishing player who's smoke marijuana. adding a safer choice is now legal in colorado. nfl finds players caught with weed in their system but they're allowed to drink. project officials believe that is wrong, marijuana is legal in colorado and washington for

adults. >> and these sailors set off today from san francisco pier 40 to take part in access north american championship. all racers have some sort of disability. ranging from minor to severe. some are blind, others rely on wheelchair autos boats are specially designed to be adaptable for everyone's use, they're not designed for people with disibles but designed for someone with a disability to sail them. >> christina doesn't have the use of her arms and legs so she pushes knob was special controllers. the championship races conclude tomorrow. >> what a remarkable woman. >> yes. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 new technology in space. japan's robot taking a small step towards the future. >> and a troubling report

finds e cigarette maze be falling into the wrong hands. >> i'm spencer christian looking towards golden gate, blue skies, no coastal fog. i'll show you how warm in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> check out the traffic conditions on the golden gate bridge no. fog, a beautiful day. the traffic flowing nicely in both directions.

this video shows a chunk of an asteroid streaking across the sky. nasa says it was moving at 56,000 miles per hour when it broke apart. a robot has spoken in japanese for the first time. >> it's not hall from 2001 space odyssey but the tiny android sent back a message. >> saying it's the first step for robots towards mu tour dreams. keyrobo built by scientists. >> it will be used as the

first japanese astronauts to arrive this summer, but this is how it started in "the terminator". they become set to think, then, some day they're doing weather. >> yes. >> sunny skies from coast to inland. it's going to be -- already a warm day but a hot weekend coming our way. it's going to be mild to moderate. we'll see warmer weather upper mid west. 90s in fargo, minneapolis. down in dallas a high of 99. phoenix, a high of 107 there tomorrow, state wide tomorrow going to be warm and isolated thunderstorms here in the bay

area, warming begins into what will be a hot weekend but tomorrow, just very warm. low 90s inland east bay loks like antioch and livermore. and mid-70s around san francisco. about 70s on the coast so. nice, warm day we're going to see triple digits inland before the weekend is over so. prepare for the big warm up. >> yes. >> coming up how a refreshing drink ended up causing these severe burns to some central valley girls. >> you'll meet 335 high school football player getting no breaks on the side lines. >> do you think you pay too much for car

a group of girls learned a danger about lime juice and too much sun. they decided to pick limes

from a tree and spent the next two hours making lime and lemon yaichld the next day they woke up in pain from rashes and blisters on z.pain. >> it felt like it's 100 needles in one spot. never thought lime could burn like acid. probably the worst pain i've felt. >> the girls actually suffered second dig burns -- burns from the ace yid combined with hours of direct sunlight. doctors say these are actually more common than people realize. wash your hands when dealing with limes and lemons in the sun. >> a new survey warning children and teens are trying electronic cigarettes, turning liquid nicotine into a vapor.

cdc found in 201210% of high school students admitted they tried the cigarettes. 2% of experimented and many say they've never smoked a real cigarette. >> it's burning -- are concerning because nicotine is addictive. one hooked on an e cigarette? will they switch tofr a real cigarette? we can't answer that. >> the fda expected to announce a plan to start regulating other tobacco product autos a young man in missouri realizing his dream of paying it forward. ing spired by the man who saved his life 20 years ago. the officer reresponded to a emergency call. wilson performed cpr, saving

jacob's life. >> i said if i can save a live, i completed a goal. >> he is proud of the career jacob has choken. and jacob says he'll do his best to serve, and protect like sargeant wilson did for him. >> baby-sitter on word. there is a new unusual amenity of flying nanny. launching a dedicated in flilt flit program for travelers on long flights. the nanny will serve meals and come up with activities and perfect jekts to entertain them. u.s. airlines could offer the nanny but that would add another fee. >> we don't want that.

check out 335 pound dallas teenager armand fernandez peer. he is his school's star cheerleader. yes. he plays nose tackle for football team, and then, he turns into a cheer leader at half time. >> about moving forward as a group and team. when it comes to fobl, i love being able to be brutal. >> massive strength helps us. the girls feel comfortable with him. >> up you go. the 17-year-old jorld also gone to state championships in choir and skpakts he also plays lacrosse. somehow, he has time to work on fixing computers. talk about an all-around threat. >> and how unusual you have a

football player stepping up to help with cheer routines? >> never seen that with my daughter atmonta vifta. it has not happened. >> how much do you pay for ought yes insurance? it depends on where you live. >> and the is difference in rates and that all depends on your zip code. >> drivers pay $745 for auto insurance, however in, san francisco, rates are 8% higher than the figure. laura adams says the city heavy traffic is a major factor it has a lot to do with population, so more cars means

more traffic, more claims. >> she says companies consider the history of accidents and plains. drivers and all other counties pay less than the sfait wide figure. rates vary from 3% below average to 13% below average in santa clara county. and cheapest insurance, you'll find that in tiny morro bay in san luis obispo county. drivers there pay 30% less. >> that is a very small town with about 10,000 population. it makes sense urban areas are going to be higher you zront to move to morro bay to get better rates. >> there is a list of discounts consumers need to ask for and be pro act skbrif

ask about these. >> there are discounts for being a good student, getting married and taking defensive driving courses. zip code with lowest rate in bay area was in palo alto around sand hill road. highest in oakland around higenberger road. >> in general does it work out like the greater population? >> yes. >> talking about how wasn't there a whole proposition that passed? >> it is who is going to be interested? is consumer watch dog going to be taking a look at this?

it's supposed to be down the list not up high. they're showing maybe higher than it should be. >> coming up at 5:00 latest on breaking news. a city worker involved in a deadly hitd and run accident. >> a bay area man a task. we'll be back in

here is a look at prime time line up at 8:00 two hours of wipeout followed by rookie blue at 10:00. >> and in san francisco, they're trying to cut red tape whit comes to one growing trend. >> more on a hearing held today about outdoor movies. >> in san francisco, backyards are scarce, for more than sun

bathing, latest trend to turn them into movie theaters. we have a video from san francisco neighborhood theater foundation of film night. screenings have been going on sometime. now, smaller parks are getting in on the fun. but getting permission is anything but. >> it takes about four to eight weeks to get a permit for movie night. and clearly a little that have movie night is not same scale. >> mark shared these pictures held twice per year. they prop a screen next to this house. use electricity from another, and just about everybody shows up. rec and park says the fee is

minimal. they decided to make a sample. >> people saying in there is a check list of community outreach, sound levels. security all of those. >> and mark says he loves, loves, loves outdoor movie night. >> you can see neighbor to there is an element of people participating. >> there is no opposition at today's hear sog proposal moves forward. with one more bit of bureaucracy and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.

>> and thank you very much. a deadly hit and run zment a city skpark a city employee with a live report. >> google heads to court to fend off a class action lawsuit so the tech giant had the right to look at your e mails? >> i'm sandhya patel. sunny skies, and a steamy set up for the weekend. in san francisco a woman sun bathing with her child and dog in a neighborhood park died after ate hit and run involving a truck. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> police have since pulled over the driver of a san francisco parks and recreation truck this, happened after 2:00 this afternoon at holly park. abc 7 news is with the story

we first brought you at 4:00. >> yes. people in this community, it's very tight knit. they're shocked and saddened to hear a woman was hit and killed here today. you can see where it happened between two trees and a white blanket there. that is where the woman was. there was a child as well as a dog that were unhurt. now we do have video of the vehicle believed to be responsible because the vehicle was not here when police arrived. the driver took off, a green pickup truck, parks department vehicle. the driver was detained by police and is being questioned. now, if you take a look i was told by a witness the truck was driving akrots grass it was very busy at the time, then turned down between trees and that is when the driver ran over the woman and took off. so that is where the investigation is right now, they're talking to neighbors and anyone who may have