co-kgo. -- live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a crash and a ball of fire kills two memorial in a news helicopter. a driver on the ground was critically injured. >> the video shows the aftermath of the crash seen in seattle. police tape is around the scene as the investigation begins. you can see the charred wreckage of the chopper and the vehicles on the ground, some behind a tarp and the police line there. our reporter, katie marzullo, is in the newsroom with the latest.

>> the medical examiner arrived in the past 20 or 30 minutes and the bodies are still there, in the wreckage, and the abc station in seattle has identified the two-man crew killed this morning. they have released this picture, the photographer who was on board, he had recently retired and was actually only working part time in the chopper. his son is also a news photographer. the pilot has been identified. on the ground, the 38-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries. our news chopper crashed down after lifting off. >> employees were among the ones who heard and saw the helicopter go down yards from the space needle. >> i looked down and i heard the engine turn on and a few seconds later "boom." >> i her a muffled "pop" prior to the helicopter appearing nose up and tail down and it turned

into a rapid rotation. >> two people on the helicopter were killed. this red car was actually hit and the driver, though, got out and run. >> he was pleading severely from the head and the shirt was ripped and on fire. >> he was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. >> it is significant number because when you are burned over 50 percent of the body your chances of survival go down. >> two othervicted caught fire. the woman in the blue vehicle is okay, the man in the truck left but has been allocated. huge flames poured from the wreckage and a trail of burn fuel added to the destruction. a crash so severe, that there is nothing left the chopper. >> the only part of the helicopter you can see is the tail but the rest of the helicopter is right where the white tent is and it is a metal frame that has been burned up. >> the ntsb is now on the scene and a meteorologist says weather

was not an issue. streets could be closed until tomorrow. in the newsroom, for abc7 news. >> put this in perspective we want to show you how close the station is to the space needle. you can see the pad on the of radio of the building on the right and the space needle is on the left. this photo show as wider shot of the station and it is on the roof boston 5th floor. the space needle was two hours from opening so the plaza between the two areas was much less crowded than normal. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the helicopter crash. we will bring you updates on air and online at abc7 news. you can get breaking news alerts any time by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. san jose police are investigating the nine the homicide in a quiet neighborhood, and asking whether man found in a home is related

to something else they found inside. our news reporter is at the scene. matt? >> i was told that homicide detectives are still at the seen collecting evidence more than 13 hours after this was first reported. only thing they don't have now is a suspect. >> this quiet neighborhood near coyote creek in south san jose was filled with believes last night after a person called 9-1-1 to report a man injured and undiscussion at a home. >> he suffered from at least one gunshot wound. he was pronounced deceased at seen. he was in his 20's. it is not called a "grow" house but there were marijuana plants inside. they would not say if they believe that is a nottive. >> a neighborhood found police tape on her mailbox. >> cops came economy and we don't know what is going on. [ inaudible ]

>> a lot of the homes in the area are owned by retirees who are around on day watching the neighborhood. police officers say this part of san jose is normally quiet and safe with a rare burglary or minor crime reported. >> my family has lived here for the last 20 or 30 years and...nothing ever happens like it. it is a shock. >> we called the medical examiner and they said the police department is not allowing them to release the name of the victim at this time. >> thanks, matt. in the south bay, san jose firefighters are obtains scene of a cliff rescue in alum rock park. a park visitor fell 30 feet off the peak before 10:30 this morning with live pictures of emergency crews on the scene there. there is no word on the condition of the victim. we will continue to monitor this situation and keep you updated

on the rescue throughout the newscast. >> happening now, the c.h.p. is investigating a devastating head-on crash in napa. we were over the scene around 7:30 this morning. according to the napa valley register, a woman in her 20's was declared dead after crossing the double yellow line in her honda civic and crashing into another vehicle. two people in the other vehicle survived. >> the manhunt for a castro valley man accused of shooting and killing his wife is over. the 45-year-old is jailed right now after he turned himself in. nick? >> the arrest war ran was issued for the man on saturday night. he turned himself in last night. we have a picture of him on our screen now, this is 46-year-old fang me of castro valley wanted in the shooting death of

45-year-old, his wife and mother his two children. officials say that he surrendered to the east bay police department in hayward and taken into custody without incident. according to the alameda county sheriff deputy when investigators tried to speak with him he asked foe an attorney. as of today, he has not talked to officials about the case. deputies found the body in the home on saturday afternoon. officials say they have established a motive for the shooting but are not sharing it as this time. they are will being tightlipped about how many times show was shot and where the body was found. officials are anding that anyone with information about this case contact the alameda county sheriff deputy. he currently is being held in the jail without bail. thank you very much. right now, going back to seattle, joining a news conference with seattle mayor murray after the helicopter

crash. >> a brief summary of the coordinated response to this tragic incident as well as our coordination with the federal government. some of the information will change. please keep that in mind. i spoke this morning with the federal aviation administrator's regional office who has turned over the investigation of the crash to the national transportation safety board. investigators from the ntsb are currently on site. you may know they will have a press conference at 1:00 o'clock on site. it is my understanding that the site will need to be secured for several days, potentially up to three to five days. in addition, the seattle and fire department, the seattle and police department are managing the incident response and will also be supporting the federal

investigation. as many of you know there are police and firefighters at the seen that can be made available to you. seattle public utilities is currently cure naturing a clean up response because of the fuel that spilled. there was ten tons of sand dumped to absorb the fuel. there are vacuum trucks currently at site cleaning up the fuel and the sand. presently the south side of seattle center near the base of the space needle is closed off. there is also -- the space needle is closed at moment. the mono rail is closed at the moment and may need be to closed for the rest of today if not longer. at least until the bodies are removeed. this is out of respect of those who lost their lives. the traffic is being managed by

seattle department of trap. it will be closed on broad street until the investigation is complete for flee to five days. southbound 5th avenue is closed in one section and will be re-opened, we hope, this evening. the information will be updated on the web site and on the s-dot website. i askedded deputy mayor to lead a coordinated response on the city's part between our departments and with the federal investigators. i am available for questions as arrest the individuals. >> this is a live news conference with the mayor of seattle talking about the komo tv news chopper crash that killed two. katie marzullo mentioned that the scene could be closed for a few days and he confirmed that because of the cleanup and investigation. also, we helped new information from komo that it was a retired photographer as one of the two

dead working part time and we have learn he won 13 emmys in his career and that his son, also a photographer for komo, with a pilot on board, also killed. we will follow this with the latest by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. a man has been arrested as part of a nationwide chairman pornography bust. this knows the website they say the suspects were using. 25-year-old known as michael gow of fremont has been charged with receipt of child pornography, one of 14 people arrested across the nation. officials inned 251 victims, six in california, and this is video of the investigation released by immigration and customs enforcement. the acknowledge says it is the largest number of victims ever found in a single child exploitation investigation. >> new details this morning of the suspect of a hit-and-run

clash in concord that left a 46 -year-old woman dead. a man is under arrest on suspicion of felony hit-and-run. larson's chevrolet was traced to his home in antioch where he was taken into custody yesterday. police say that larson was involved in two accidents in an hour, the first on willow pass road and concord before midnight and this is surveillance video of the victim moments before the crash. police say larson hit 46-year-old woman and took off. less than an hour later he was involved in a second wreck in antioch. >> still to come an important food recall to tell you about and the petaluma slaughterhouse problems are affecting a popular snack. >> new insight about debt facing mick jagger's late girlfriend as the stones decide the show will not go on. >> hanky-panky at a b&b

>> the rolling stones have canceled the first date of their australian concert because of the apparent suicide of mick jagger's suicide. she was a well-known fashion designer but new details of her company show that it was nearly $6 million in debt at the end of twelve 12. >> health officials have issued

another recall if a food product made by a petaluma slaughterhouse. the beef jerkcy is being recalled because of safety concerns that has a mark estm1. the company halted operations last month after a series of recalls including a recall for eight million pounds of peeve that was processed from diseased animals without a complete inspection. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, is straight ahead with the forecast. >> we are on the roof. we are enjoying the sunshine out here today. we will tack about a. ing what trend until spring starts with cooler weather on the way and we may have to wait two weeks before the next chance of rain. that is in the seven-day forecast. >> we have bay area olympic ice skater edmonds gets hometown honors

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>> and the wind in idaho was so strong it knock add big rig on the side. this is the semi accident on the bridge in twin falls. winds were clocked at 66 miles per hour went accident happened. the truck finally came to a stop against the guardrail and not the only semi to drop in the wind. there were four semis with the big trucks yesterday. it was a little windy around here yesterday, but nothing that would cause that, but, certainly, it has calmed down. >> certainly a concern and that is why high wind advisories you issued. we have nothing like that. high pressure while we were sleeping came in and took control of the weather and now you can see what it is doing. the trees on the embarcadero are barely swaying and the flags are blowing a little to the north with a light southern wind right here. live doppler 7 hd showing the dry air over the top of us and not a cloud to be found nor much in the way of humidity.

check out the light and variable winds and everyone under ten miles per hour until you get to fairfield at 15 and that is where we will fine the faster breezes today and you know they are not going to be strong. low-to-mid 60's everywhere, 62 in san francisco, only land is at 60, hayward and san mateo and 63 in san jose and concord and napa and santa rosa and novato at 61 and fremont. now, as far as our temperatures compared to 24 hours ago most of us are warmer and even up to seven degrees warmer in san jose, and that looks inviting, the calmness of the bay water absolutely looking there as we look to the port of oakland from the exploritorium, sunny and calmer and warmer and spring is coming in, with cooler weather for the weekend. unfortunately, the transition from the above average warmth will not include any rain this time. this is how it lose over san

jose, looking good down in the south bay and you are going to be about four degrees warmer than yesterday at 73 and petaluma is a bigger jump at 72 a five-degree jump and san francisco, 67, and oakland is three degrees warmer. now, other cities include napa and san rafael at 74, and we are 73 in antioch, and upper 60's around san francisco and richmond and low-to-mid circuit at the coast. tonight will be cooler than this morning in the upper 30's in santa rosa and napa and inland, low-to-mid 40's with due tomorrow morning and mid-to-upper 40's through most of the bay area and san francisco is the mile spot at 51. high pressure is to our north and with the clockwise flow we have a light offshore wind today, tomorrow, and possibly on thursday. but it is the high that is over the ocean that is going to keep all the storms away from us possibly two weeks. as we head through tuesday in two weeks there is a light

chance of rain. now, the seven-day forecast shows a couple degrees warmer tomorrow and again on thursday but the coast you could see cooling in the afternoon, and friday you can see the wind shift back on shore at two to four degrees drop with temperatures closer to average saturday, sunday, and monday. dry all continue days of the forecast. want out for the pollen. enjoy the sunshine. thanks. we have an update on breaking news from the top of the newscast, this is a live shot from sky 7 in the south bay where you can see san jose firefighters are right there in the middle of a cliff rescue at alum rock park and they have reached a visitor who fell 30 feet off the peak at 10:30 this morning and the person is open a backboard. there is a medical helicopter waiting to take the person to the hospital. they have reached the pain. they are trying to get the

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