>> among them is a two-year old girl. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us from the sunset district. amy if. >> the fire chief just toured the home and says you can still hear the smoke detectors going off. she says it is hard to say why this fire turned so tragic. the 2 1/2-year-old was on the top floor and sheeping and killed with her father sleeping in the basement trying to stay away from the child because he wasn't feeling well and didn't want to pass it along to the child. the child's grandfather was on the top floor and is in critical condition. the mother got out okay. she just finished working a late shift and was up, eating something, but be else was asleep and could not get out in time. >> everyone is hurting. this is not what we are in the business of doing, we are in the business of saving lives but sometimes this is the outcome. we had a rescue squad on the side performing search-and-rescue and the mom

indicated on scene there were people inside. particularly, her baby was inside. firefighters are surprise the of the outcome and trying to figure why this happened with the woring fire detect devices. there was a metal gate at the front door and it took a while to get in. the home was newly remodels that the new ones were so thick they did not brake and all the fire and smoke was trapped inside the home along with the four people. they are here right now trying to figure out the cause of this fire. they have ruled out arson. >> a reminder, you can get breaking news updates on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> we are under high fire danger until 3:00 this afternoon for

north bay mountains and east bay hills and diabolo rain. dry gusty winds will be the issue. you may notice outside this only, your fingers are dry or your limbs are dry, that is what happens this time of year with the air mass coming in. passing clouds the day planner the next 12 hours, 54 degrees and 68 at noon and check out the mid-70's at the breezes taper. grab a coat for the evening, 66 kegs and day planner inland in the 40's in the north bay and a lot of 40's in the east bay valley and everyone else is in the 50's and sunny and low 70's at noon and pushing 80 at 4:00 and mild, 72. at the cost it will be the brightest and warmest day this week. 52 this morning but hang out in the upper 50's for the better part of the afternoon and not is breezy. >> it was quiet and it got busy in san jose with a five-car

crash along 101 at the expressway in the northbound direction. southbound side is still clear but you could see spectator slowing in that area. we have more on that in a little bit. across the bridges, golden gate bridge is eight minutes, and across the bay bridge, that is wide open at 10 minutes and the san mateo bridge is 15 minutes and from our emeryville camera you can see the traffic is running well but it is busy. >> the father of man accused of fatally stabbing a dodgers fan claims his son acted in self-defense. the 21-year-old michael montgomery is charged with killing a 4-year-old jonathan denver during a fight after wednesday night's giants game at 3rd and harrison a few blocks from the ballpark. the suspect's father said the victim hit his son over the head with a chair.

a state assembly member from los angeles said it is good to have rivalries in sports but it is appalling when it turns violent. >> whether you from los angeles or san francisco, you know there is no room for violence. >> detectives are look at videos from nearby buildings and politician are searching for several more suspects the. >> some fans were testament -- hesitant about going to the game because of the killing. this was extra security. >> we drove together and we were worried. >> i heard this morning, i thought twice about coming. i thought twice about what i wear. >> there were a lost officers inside the stadium and on the streets before, during, and after the game. many were in uniform. some remain undercover dressed in giants and dodgers gear.

>> we spoke with a family member outside denver's grandparents' house. they are still in shock. >> the family is devastated. grandparents lost their grandson and robert, the dad, is driving home. it is his birthday today and his son died in his arms. >> his father worked as a security guard for the dodgers and was in the bay area visiting his sons for his birthday. we will have continuing coverage of the developing story with the latest on the investigation online at abc7news.com with breaking updates by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> the fate of two pit bulls accused of mauling a 10-year old neighborhood hangs in the balance. they are trying to keep authorities from putting the animals to sleep. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> the appeals board voted to put thing dos -- dogs down.

they can appeal to the superior court. the victim was pleased with the judge's decision yesterday. there was a panel of three judges that sided with with animal control. the bite marks proved that both dogs took part in the attack. an attorney for the dog owners argued only that duke was not involved and hunter provoked the dogs. both families talked with us as they left the hearing and both are looking to the future. >> we fine. fine. fine. >> we want to prevent this from happening to someone in the future. if they allow thing dos back home someone may not survive. >> after they attacked the boy he was airlifted with a partly severed ear and serious cuts to his face, head and remain as and still scarred in the hearing yesterday. his parents are filing a civil

lawsuit for $300,000 in medical bills. this afternoon the man accused in the shooting death of a san francisco state student is scheduled to be arraigned. 930-- the 30-year-old nikhom thephakaysone will be charged for killing justin valdez getting off a streetcar on monday. detectives found several guns including assault weapons, $20,000 in cash, and survivalist gear at the suspect's home. police say nikhom thephakaysone took out his weapon several times on muni. police say he confronted other people before getting on the train. >> he pulled the gun on at least one other person in the area but the person did not report it until after this took place and they get home. >> police still don't know the motive. both men attended san francisco state but police say there

appears to be no other connection. >> this morning a san ramon man accused of opening fire while being evicted will be in court for the arraignment. the 42-year-old surrendered after a stand off last week. he and his wife defaulted on a home loan and were evicted when he shot the property manager in the leg. he is be held at the contra costa county jail on suspicion of attempted murder. >> get out to at&t park for the final time, we will look at weather forecast. >> it is going to be a cool one mid-60's and down to the upper 50's. check out the dry air on live doppler 7 hd. it is quiet. foster city is 47 degrees. and woodside is the cool spot at 42 and palo alto is cooler at 44 degrees and not bad around belmont at 57, and 49 in hayward and fremont and los gatos and concord and 45 in san ramon a

cool spot and 46 in novato and santa rosa. today, we going do have temperatures warmer at two to seven degrees warmer than yesterday. we will be in the 70's and 80's and tomorrow is going to be the warmest day, cooler sunday into monday with a chance rain in the north bay on sunday evening for the rest of us, it will be monday morning. leyla gulen? >> a few minutes ago the metering lights were turned on and you will see a buildup of traffic as well as in san jose with a five car pileup blocking one lane northbound along 101 before you get to the express way, you can see 23 miles per hour approaching it, and our bad. as we take a look at the area it is looking clear in most other areas but not so much over the altamont pass in the westbound direction when you get beyond the road you can really see how

the traffic is coming to a screeching halt. >> new this morning, a landmark rot on global warming and who the united nations is holding responsible for warming oceans, rising sea level. >> coming up first, the scare in sky, the heart attack that forced a united airline flight to make a late night emergency landing. >> form giants brian wilson goes face-to-face with c.e.o. and what led to

>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> friday morning, 6:13, a roof camera look at the embarcadero and the bay, just gorgeous out there. you have noticed the abc7 news logo, and will be coming back. >> scary moments over the pacific northwest and a united airlines pilots died after suffering a heart attack while in the air. fright attendants and passengers tried to revive the captain and

the co-pilot made a safe emergency landing in boise, idaho. >> they were giving the pilot c.p.r. and first officer immediately came to say they were making a medical emergency landing. it was very impressive how they worked together. >> the flight was en route from houston to seattle. the 160 passengers continued on to seattle after another united captain was flown in from san francisco, actually, to complete the flight. >> you are a step closer to being able to use the smartphone and electronic reader during airplane take offs and landings. industry officials say an f.a.a. advisory committee has agreed to recommended that restricts be eased. right now, use enjoy, passengers have to keep the devices off until the plane reaches 10,000' but supporters say new pleas -- planes prevent interference with

sensitive equipment but they need approval from the f.a.a. >> the united nations says it is extremely likely humans are the main cause of global warming according to a much anticipated report from the u.n. panel on climate change. the same group said it was in 2020 only "very likely" humans were to blame. the report is closely watched by governments, environmentalists and key industries like the oil and gas sectors because it provides the second backing for many world policies on climate change. >> the democratic-led senate will vote to prevent a government shut down on tuesday but the house says it will fight the bill help suring it will spill into the weekend and possibly beyond. the senators are expected to approve the measure after defeating a conservative effort to derail it and stripping away language from the house of representatives that takes after spending for president obama's health care law. house republicans insist on defunding obamacare. if this is no compromise october

1, the government will shut down. >> there is more controversy surrounding former giants closer and current dodger, brian wilson. last night, moments after the giants beat the dodgers, wilson confronted the giants president in his seat next to the dugout. wilson was upset he did not receive the 2012 world series ring. the giants say they tried to meet with wilson several times throughout the season including april's ring ceremony but he never responded. they say this week they wanted it honor him during a private ceremony as they is done with other former players although they then sent the ring to the dodgers' clubhouse with instructions to give it to him. >> the body language was not good. not good. >> officially for young baseball fans, you don't want do see that. >> right. that is absolutely true. >> you want to see the games coming up at the at&t park.

>> last chance, the padres are in town. before we get to the game we still have brings out there and see why the temperatures are in the 60's in the napa valley and winds are from the north at 14 miles per hour and the atmosphere is overturned and everyone else is quiet until you get to fairfield at 13 but that is a land breeze not a sea breeze so warmer weather is on the way today. check out our wind gusts and our higher elevations you have to go up to mt. diablo and around 3,000 to 4,000' before the winds are aggressive and elsewhere they are less than 13 miles per hour at mount tamalpais at 2,600' so the fire threat is out there in some areas win-wise but not widespread. lacking back to --

warmer tomorrow and cooler on sunday and we could have wet weather on sunday evening up north and possibly monday for some of us but it will be limited chance. now, the temperatures: 79 in milpitas and san jose, those are the cool spots in santa clara valley and everyone else is 80 to 81 degrees including san that cruz. millbrae and san mateo, mid-to-upper 70's. warmest, bright of the day at the beaches today, low 70's, and mid-70's downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito, and same thing up not, your beaches and coastline are warmest and brightest flighting with 70 as we head inland you will flirt with 80 in many neighborhoods and in the up more 70's to low 80's in most areas and low-to-mid 80's in the east bay valley but for brentwood at 79 degrees. friday night football, your temperatures are in the 70's and everyone else in the 60's. temperatures fall in the 40's and the 50's tonight, and we still watch an area of high pressure building and that is

why the breeze will taper and why our fire threat will end at 3:00. the high pressure maximizes our heating tomorrow at two to four degrees warmer and the clouds and the sea breeze come back and temperatures are cooler on sunday and ten degrees cooler by monday with wet weather possible and tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, subshine and temperatures are a little bit below average. have a great weekend. leyla gulen? >> traffic is slowing by the minute in san jose traveling along northbound 101, c.h.p. said there are four to five vehicles here at 16 miles per hour the top somebody. they are trying to clear things from the rain. they are well on their way. we have a closure at green wood -- glenwood avenue so you will see traffic re-routed. muni is become to normal after the mark it line restored with no delays there.

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levi stadium the san francisco 49ers new home in santa clara. >> they broke ground in 2012. work on the entrances is nearly done and the huge ramp that will welcome fans to the upper levels are just about ready. >> i like this view because you can get a feel for how space shuttle the concourse is. >> under the upper deck high ceilings cover the concession area, different getting a hotdog here than at candelstick. >> the fans covers items are greater. it will hold 69,000 fans, the same amount, but much more open but more intimate. >> you can see the area is complete with the hand rails and you can see the video screens the. >> when completed the screens will be the largest in the nfl. >> 4848' -- 48' tall.

>> the suites will give unary valued views and fans below will feel close. >> we will put the seats in. >> how will that feel, first day, fabs flocking in here and team on the field? >> exciting. it is fun to see the reaction when they walk in the first time. fun to see the players' reaction. >> it cost $1.2 billion to build with scheduled opening next august. >> we can't wait, either. >> too early to ask how the food will be there? >> i am sure garlic fries will be on the menu. >> apple c.e.o. is ready for an important meeting known for taking over companies. >> we continue to follow breaking news from san francisco a fire in the sunset district claims two lives. what we are lend about the victims and the firefighters'

investigation. >> at at&t park, the father of the suspect accused of stabbing to death a dodgers fan speaks out about why he 13s his son's -- why he thinks his son's actions were justifyied. >> an update on the rain in the seven-day forecast. >> there are a few extra cars from the east bay to san francisco but the trouble spot in san jose with report of a possible fatal collision with the details

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> breaking news now from san francisco, a fire at a home in the sunset district claimed the life of a little girl and her father. >> abc7 news aamy hollyfield is talking to investigators and joins us with that report. >> firefighters say they are having a tough morning in business of saving lives and they are having a tough time coming to terms with the fact this morning they could not. there is a 2 1/2-year-old girl

in the top floor of the home asleep killed in the fire. her grandfather was up here and is in very critical condition. her father was asleep down in the basement and he was killed. her mother managed to get out. firefighters are trying to figure why this turned so traumatic. the home did have working smoke detectors. >> often when we have fatalities there are not working smoke detectors but i took a tour and you could still hear the smoke detectors going off. very sad morning for us. >> firefighters say the home was very secure and it took them some time to cut their way in, with a metal gate at front door. it is well insulated newly remolds with new winds that were thick and they did not break in the heat like old windows and all the fire and smoke was trapped along with the four people and they think it spread so quickly from the bottom to

the top through the stare s way and they are trying to figure out why two people were killed and one was so critically injured. they are looking for a cause. investigators are here on the scene ruling out scenario after scenario and they have ruled out arson. >> more now on another breaking news story. the fire crews from at least five cities are on the scene of this hay fire on the interstate 0 -- 500. crews from six area stations are coming to fight the fire. officials say they are going to let the fire burn itself out and it could burn for a day or more. no word on what sparked the fire. >> we will start with traffic as we have a fatal accident. leyla gulen? >> we have a report of a fatal accident and we are trying to

wait further details on this. right now, we are hearing that glenwood avenue is shut down and other streets in the area are closed down. traffic will be re-routed in the area so, again, it is a report of a fatal crash at glenwood avenue. as we head into san jose this crash is cleared to the shoulder northbound 101 a four to five car pileup and looking at slow traffic in the area although everything has been pushed over and all lanes have re-opened and as we look at mass transit, good news, the eastbound f line is restored after an early accident. here is a picture of walnut creek where we have a report of a stalled vehicle but as you make the push to walnut creek and highway 24, it is starting to look busy. >> we will start with our red flag warning that continues until 3:00 with the wins above 1,000' that could be gusty and dry. santa cruz mountains and east

bay hills that has not changed since you went to bed. our day planner the next 12 hours a few clouds but mostly sunny and 55 and warming to 70 by noon and in the mid-70's with tapering breezes that will allow the dry and cool with jacket needed in the evening the inland valleys 51 right new. 72 and sunshine at noon. 79 and warmer but not hot and we will be in the 70's at 7:00. to the coast, it will be the brightest and warmest day going forward for the coast at 52 this morning and 67 throughout 9 afternoon hours. that is the day planner. now, kristen and eric? >> the father of the map accused of stabbing a dodgers fan to death near at&t park is speaking out and telling a very different story. our news reporter is at at&t park with the details. >> the father of the suspect says his son is very upset about what happened but was only

defending himself when he stabbed the dodgers fan after a game at at&t park on wednesday night. the 21-year-old michael montgomery is facing a homicide charm. the in us say he stabbed to death a 24-year-old jonathan denver after two groups got in a fight over the giants and dodger s rivalry. detectives looked for the weapon and video from cameras at the nearby buildings. extra security was added to the game last night. a state assembly member spoke about what happened. >> unfortunately we have another act of senseless violence that is appalling to all of us and we have to come together as a broader community that kept up against any of that. >> the suspect's dad told the newspaper that his son and friends were hit without warping and hit by a chair in the head and defend himself by stabbing democrat verify. another purpose was taken into

custody and they are still looking for two more suspects. reporting live in san francisco for abc7 news. >> thank you, matt, before the start of last night's game, the giants held a moment of silence in honor of jonathan denver. >> the giants and the dodgers extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to job than's family during this difficult time. >> jonathan denver spent early years in southern california but he went to school in fort bragg and still lived there. this is a picture provided to us by family friend showing the 24-year-old at the game on wednesday with his father and brother. denver had two recent brushes with the law in mendocino friends say he was probably trying to recollect his friends and family. >> what do you know about him?

>> he was a great guy and would do anything for anyone. always put a smile on people's faces. >> denver just start add job as an apprentice at fort bragg where his boss said high was a fine young man trying to find his path in life. >> we have continuing coverage of the story with the latest on the investigation online at abc7news.com and you can get breaking update by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> a former elementary school teacher will be sentenced after being convicted of molesting several young students. he faces 75 years to life in prison. a jury fond him guilty of lewd acts on five second grade girls in the classroom at elementary school. he blind folded the students and told them they were part of a lesson involve helen keller.

>> at the game you saw right here on abc7 news, 49ers versus the rams and highlights from the thursday night matchup. >> first, car crash prevention systems put to the test. are they worth the money?

>> breaking news: this is a look at the massive fire burning at a hay company along interstate 505 with traffic zipping by. the fire has been burning at hay kingdom since before midnight and crews are working on this from five different cities with windy conditions they are facing . officials say they will let this burn itself out and it could burn through the week. >> more breaking news concerning traffic with reports of a fatal

accident. >> that is right. we have live doppler 7 hd in atherton with streets shut down. here we go. you can see we have police on the scene right now investigating this accident. at the intersection is glenwood road and middle field avenue where we have lanes blocked off. we have surrounding streets shut down for the next couple of hours. no word when it will re-open. as we lock across the rest of the bay area, i want did show you we are seeing other troubled spots. this is 101 right around san jose airport due to an early accident which has cleared to the shoulder but it was involving four or five vehicles and causing a crimp in the commute away from 880. mike? >> we will start with events, the last couple of games the giants and padre, it will be 66,

dropping down only to 61. tomorrow, we have the block party 7th annual from noon to 3:00 with temperatures in the upper 60's to low 70's with a light breeze and sunday at coliseum the redskins are in town to take on the raiders at 1:25, it will drop down to 67. 80 degrees in the central valley and los angeles and 62 in tahoe but warmer tomorrow before a cool breeze sets in on sunday. any chance of rain is sunday night into monday if you are in tahoe. eric? >> 6:42. seven mid-sized vehicles honor top honors at a new insurance industry test of high-tech safety features to prevent collisions. the systems can warn the driver or automatically stop the car if they sense a collision ahead. 74 vehicles were tested and very

ratings went to cadillac and subaru and outbake and mercedes and volvos. we have a full list of 9 rank ings on our website at abc7 news.com . >> trading is underway on wall street. this is the big board: you can see the dow is down 63 points and we will go to jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> the big plays leading to the 49ers big win over the st. louis rams. >> leyla gulen will have a lot more on what is happening here in atherton over the scene of a fatal crash on the streets of atherton with

>> welcome back as we look you can see where we have police activity on service streets due to a fatal incident. we do not see cars in the area but we do see a yellow tarp possible covering a body in the area. middlefield road is shut down and surrounding surface streets will be closed. though word as to when it will re-open but sky 7 is over atherton with streets shut down because of a fatal citizen. we have more details on that in

a little bit. try now, kristen and eric, over to you? >> more on breaking news from winters, a massive fire burning at a hay company half an hour north of vacaville you can see the closeness to the friend because traffic is zipping back and forth in front of the glow. it is at a company called hay kingdom that started before midnight and crews from five surrounding cities have been called in and it is windy up there, that is a reason they will let the fire burn itself out and it could burn through the entire weekend and we will continue reporting on this story on twitter so follow us at abc7 news. >> now over to jane king at the new york stock exchange. jane? >> good morning, possible should down on investors mind with a shut down hurting economic growth and default is worse, an

economist add moody's said a shutdown would cut economic growth by 1.4 percent and if it lasted three or four weeks but the real damage could come if the government hits the debt ceiling and can not make interest payments. now, the markets show the investors are on the side lines down across the board and the silicon valley index is lower. new developments on carl icahn scheduled to meet with apple c.e.o. and the meeting is scheduled to talk about apple's share "buy back" program. have a great week. >> you saw it right here, the 49ers have a few extra days off before the next game against the texans after snapping a two game losing sleep last night in st. louis. the 49ers took the lead in the second quarter with kaepernick hitting golden for a 20 yard touchdown to go up 7-3 and there

was a huge night rushing for 153 yards and coming on this touchdown run at the end zone, and the 49s scored 28 unanswered points en route to the victory. the record is 2-2. >> we have reports of a fatal accident inth ton. leyla gulen? >> we are taking a look from sky 7 over middlefield road at glenwood avenue where we have heavy police activity with the police on the scene blocking off glenwood avenue at middlefield road and surrounding streets in the area are shut down for the investigation. you can see we do have a few police cars and we do not have cars in the area but a report of a fatality and we saw a yellow tarp on the street that could indicate a possible body so we

are trying to get more details as they filter in but there will be details in the area so avoid it if you can. on the maps, you have a sense where this is located. on the maps, you can see the drive through atherton off 101 and right off el camino. >> the winds seem to be the big story: napa at 14 miles per hour wind so the temperatures are in the 60's and the rest of us are in the 40's and 50's. in will vacation, you can check out the winds mt. diablo is 30. mount tamalpais is calm right now of the when you get above 3,000 to 4,000' we have the fastest and dangerous winds. that is good for the fire threat. the san ramon valley, a cool

spot, 45 degrees. if you are headed to school or practice, in danville and dublin and pleasanton, warmer in by during and antioch and brentwood, 60 degrees and 40's in half moon bay and hayward and santa rosa, and 54 in oakland. look at beautiful colors, the blues, the pinks, the oranges, the yellows as we look to the east a fire threat tapers and warm of the day is tomorrow and possibly wet on sunday in the north bay and the rest of us into monday. here is the seven-day outlook, 70's at the beach is the best bay and 80's if rest of us and warmer tomorrow and you can see the temperatures taper with the onshore flow of sunday evening and a few chances of height rain and a few sprinkles on monday morning and more of us or ten degrees cooler by monday and

headed to tuesday, wednesday, and thursday we have dry sunshine and temperatures below average. >> seven things to know before you go. >> morning news returns after

>> and over atherton we have a police investigation, a fatal crash blocking streets and middlefield road at glennwood avenue and laurel street all shut down, more on that coming up. >> as we hand things off to me america here are seven things to know before you go: breaking news in san francisco, firefighters on the scene of a house fire that claimed the lives of a two-year old girl and her father. the grandfather suffered serious injuries and her mother got out safely. investigators have ruled out arson and say smoke detectors were working.

>> more breaking news where a four alarm fire broke out at a hay storage yard at interstate 505 about on miles from vehicle bill before midnight. officials tell abc they are going do let the fire bun itself out. >> the father of the 21-year-old man accused of stabbing a dodgers fan near at&t park claims his son acted in self-defense. he is charged with killing jonathan denver during a fight after wednesday night game. the suspect's father said the victim hit his son over the head with a chair. >> bart managers and union leaders get back to contract talks today as the strike dead line looms closer. negotiations are now set to continue each day until october 10th when the 60 day couping off per ends. >> a bizarre confrontation after the dodgers were beaten, and brian wilson was upset he did not receive his 2012 world

series ring yet so the respect was sent to the dodgers' clubhouse. >> you can see from the tower some pollution and a few high clouds but total sunshine today. look at the temperatures. 68 at the coast to 74 in downtown san francisco and 75 to 81 around the rest of the bay and inland we have 77 to 83 degrees. enjoy. >> here is a look from the remainryville camera to the bay bridge where traffic is slow from the east bay into san francisco. on our maps we had sky 7 but we have middlefield road at glenwood avenue shut down because of a fatal crash in atherton. >> we continue online and on twitter and we will see you this 25 minutes.

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