live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a former bay area tv station burns to the ground in a rage inferno. the inspectors will search to make sure no one was trapped inside. >> good morning, i am here for kristen sze, i am eric thomas. >> investigators are wait for the equipment to begin the search. the fire burns for hours after starting yesterday afternoon. matt? >> montgomery street is block off as firefighters watch the

hotspots. the hope is that no one was inside when the building collapsed. >> this used to be home to a television station. when emptied it became home to a few dozen homeless people. flames from the five alarm fire destroyed the structure forcing those inside into the streets. >> did everyone get out safely? >> yes but for two dogs. awhose dogs were they? >> izzy and zappo. >> up to 40 would stay their at least but only 14 were there in the afternoon. someone said a person was cooking inside and started the fire. arson investigators will determine if the fire was accidental or intentional. >> we believe there were no utilities at the time of the fire but it was occupied. >> the city of hose bought the property with hopes of building a downtown ball park for the a's but it was a nuisance for

neighbors and police. at&t workers told me they called police several times and officers say they have spent a lot of time hire but now there is no building. they must wait for the equipment to move the steel beams before they can go through the debris to see if there are victims. >> there is no guarantee everyone made it out? >> in guarantee. we like to search every building before we confirm no one is in there. we could not complete the search because of the intensity of the fire. >> the mess is now the city's responsibility when the firefighters are done with the investigation and then it will be in the hands of the public works department to clean it up. >> fremont firefighters are investigating an early morning house fire. the department tweeted this photo after it broke out this morning on woodbridge place, everyone got out safely. the family's two dogs were killed in the fire. investigators say it started in

the garage at 4:30 this morning and the heat from the fire blew out a window at the home next car and the cause is under investigation. >> in berkeley federal investigators are digging through the rubble of a fire there which broke out at a warehouse along interstate 80 saturday night with four businesses affected. >> investigators are getting close to figuring out the cause. >> they are making progress. they have coducted several interviews but they have a lot of debris to get through. you will see mind me they brought in heavy equipment to help them push through the mess. >> investigators from a.t.h. are helping berkeley fire investigators try to figure what started the massive fire that did $1 million in damage. they have not uncovered what happened. they are getting close to ruling out arson. >> the fire doesn't appear to

have been intentional. we are not ruling anything out. it is still so early in the investigation. >> the five alarm fire burned for five hours on saturday night destroying the wooden duck furniture shop and damaging other businesses. the warehouses are located along interstate 80 on east shore highway as employees of the other businesses arrived they could not help but stare. >> when a cabinet store sees another wood shop burn down it gives you pause. the dangers of wood...it is devastating. >> you are looking at the back side of the building, the side that faces 2nd street. it looks like a complete loss but the front of the building faces east does not look too bad and the wooden duck furniture shop just opened up this morning

for business. new this morning, c.h.p. is investigating a fatal pedestrian accident in redwood city on middlefield road after 2:00 a.m. officers say the victim is 62-year-old man from redwood city. witnesses say he was trying to run across the street when he was hit. he might have been drinking. the driver, 32 years old from new york, stopped and is cooperating. >> 49ers linebacker aldon smith is out on bail after making a bomb threat at l.a.x. >> this video was posted of him arguing with police arrest being arrested at the southwest airlines terminal after being selected for a second security screening he said he has a bomb to a t.s.a. agent. he was arrested on a false bomb report charge which is punishable by a year in jail.

witnesses say he appeared to be drunk. this is as he deals with d.u.i. and weapons charges stemming from earlier incidents in the bay area. >> a man was arrested on a southwest flight headed to sacramento trying to on the emergency exit and was diverted to omaha, nebraska. witnesses say he was acting strangely. he came out of the bathroom soaking wet. he went to the back of the cabin and tried to push open a door. passengers tackled the plan and restrained him until he was escorted off the plane if handcuffs. >> new details of one of the victims of the tour bus crash that killed ten people west of chico. the bus driver spent two decades driving for a bay area transport company. the investigation now shifts to southern california. katie marzullo explains why. >> most of the survivors are in

los angeles so investigators need to be there to talk with them and meet with the owner of the tour bus. we are learning more of the victims including the bus driver from san mateo and a high school senior who may have saved lives but could not save his own. >> ten lives lost in the fiery wreck, one of the five teens who died now being called a hero, 18-year-old jimenez was a senior, and he buffed open a window at the front of the bus and lifted kids out. the c.e.o. of the public school says he will be remembered as someone who forever affected the lives of young people he barely knew. he was a hero. fellow senior gomez was killed and they would have been the first in the families to go to college. the ntsb says the fedex truck left no skid marks on the road or the median as it geared into oncoming traffic but the tour bus left 145' of skid marks

indicating the bus driver dried to avoid the truck. the bus driver tala salanoa died in the crash. she drove buses for sam tran for 19 years. a san francisco woman said they played softball together when they were young. >> wow, what a tragedy, she didn't have to die like that. >> the fedex driver died. his neighbor remembered him in tears. >> the ntsb is getting blood samples from both drivers as they try to figure out what happened. >> they were tested for alcohol, over-the-counter medication, prescription medication illegal drugs. this is the possibility they may be able to tell us what either of the drivers inhaled smoke. >> it could take months to issue

the final report but a preliminary report is released in 30 days. >> a fund is set up for victims and families. go to abc7news.com. >> santa clara county is working on a land to get more law enforcement stores to patrol the streets san jose. the board of supervisors tomorrow will consider using officers from the sheriff's department to bolster the police force using unspent police funds to pay for the sheriff deputies. the police d has excess money because of unfilled positions. before budget cuts the city had 1,400 officers and now they have 970. ama is more important when it comes to getting ahead? confidence? or competence? the answer varies from men to women. >> new fathers could be affected by the birth of a child. >> the 49ers are trying towood

trying to woo someone to the new lineup and it has nothing to do with football. >> a beautiful picture of the bay. leyla gulen is here for mike nicco with the forec

>> that this occurred now as jews were preparing to celebrate passover and christians were observing palm sunday, makes

this tragedy all the more painful. >> president obama reflecting on the deadly shooting rampage outside a jewish community center in kansas city. this was officially classified as a hate crime and the suspect is a former kkk leader, frazier glenn cross known as frazier glenn miller, the 73-year-old accused of killing a doctor and his grandson as the center where the teen was trying out for a singing competition and driving to a retime village and shooting a woman. >> justin bieber appeared alone on an assault charge in toronto for assaulting a limousine driver after leaving a nightclub. police say he hit the driver in the back of the head after a fight break out inside the limousine. he is not expected to appear in

court until the trial date. >> the 49ers may try to talk paul mccartney to bail on singing the finale at the park, saying they had discussed this for august and the mayor invited mccartney to perform at the farewell show at the stick where the beatles did their final paid concert in 1966 and the report says that paul, or no paul, the stick is still planning a big farewell. >> the dangers of post partum depression for mothers are well documented but the same depression dangers are a concern for new dads. a study out this morning fines the first five years of parenthood are the most risky for developing depression for fathers in the 20's. the risk is higher if the child and the dad are separated. researchers attribute the symptoms to the fact that painthood is the most difficult

jobs in the world. the study is published in the journal of pediatrics. >> the confidence code helps explain how being confident can be more important than comp tense when it comes to success. they also shape the success of men and women very differently. >> familiar feelings of lack of confidence and at the highest level. >> could you say as a woman --. >> no, no, no, no, no, no. i cannot identify myself as a women, people cannot know that. >> we thing we know it when we see it. timid. low self-esteem. >> there are damaging confidence, people will not seek promotions unless they feel they have 100 percent of the conversations and men will go if they think they have 60 percent of the qualifications.

research shows when men and women take a test and receive similar scores the women predict they performed much worse than they have and the men tend to think they have done better. women talk up to 75 percent less than men. >> for years i had an idea i was not talking so much as the men on political programs. >> that is interesting of the polls. >> i compared, and i got 30 percent less talk time on acknowledge than men. >> the reporter is the co-author of "the confidence code," with a bbc anchor. >> leyla gulen is here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> you can be confident the sun will come out. today. not tomorrow, unfortunately. from our east bay hills camera to mount diabolo we have some brakes in the cloud and a delay at sfo.

we have that and the full seven-day forecast ahead. >> very confident forecast. >> color show the moon will put on for those who stay up late. >> putting a whole new spin on the phrase "five finger discount." paying in the future will not require wallet, cash or

>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> you have head of palm reading but a start-up in sweden lets you pay for things by placing

your palm on a scanner. rather than using cash or credit card you type in the last four digits of your phone number and put your hand on scanner and it uses the pattern of blood vessels to identify you and you done. it is only available if sweden but they hope to expand around the world. >> pretty cool. get ready to see an orange moon tonight because of a total lunar eclipse called the blood moon. the first of four blood moons visible from north america. the eclipse begins at midnight. if you take photos or a video send them to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> blood moon, so dramatic. pumpkin moon, or something like that? >> can we see it in the bay area? >> should be. >> leyla gulen has the forecast.

>> sounds like an addition to the "twilight series." we may not be able to see it because of the cloud cover in the bay area tonight. right now as we look from our sfo camera toward the international airport we still have flight arrival delays of an hour to an hour and minute minutes because of the overcast skies. it looks like the cloud cover is dissipating and as we head to noon you will see things melting away and live doppler 7 hd shows the returns starting to dissipate as we speak and as we take a look from our emeryville camera current temperatures are at 55 degrees in san francisco and 57 in oakland and san jose, already closer to 60 and 57 at half moon bay. from the camera toward san francisco a beautiful shot with lots of sunshine and santa rosa and 52, and 64 in los gatos and gilroy so it is starting to warm up and our highs across

california will be mostly sunny. in the southern portion of california, 82 in los angeles and 88 is the high in palm springs. our pacific satellite shows that is happening with the ridge of high pressure coming in over the pack, and it will visit san francisco and the bay area for today, so, today is going to be the warmest day of the week and the low pressure is dipping into the pacific northwest and that will fall closer to us later this week and might thought it would bring precipitation but we will stay dry the rest of the week with a little bit of a rain chance to the northeast of us with highs today starting with the south bay at 77 degrees in san jose and 76 in sunnyville and 71 in san mateo and 65 in pacifica and it will remain cloudy through san francisco and 68 is the high today and 75 in santa rosa and east bay is 74 degrees in oakland and warmer in the inland areas and 81 in antioch and 80 degrees in

livermore. lows are relatively chilly in the upper 40's to lower 50's and my seven-day forecast shows we are dry and steady pattern for the rest of the week with the slight chance of precipitation on saturday. >> straight ahead it is not a ghost or a magic show prop but what is in this sleeve that has so many people up in arms. >> did you see

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at 4:00, a terrorist tweet to an airline gets a teen in big trouble and what she said that caught the attention of police. >> at 5:00, there are e-cigarettes and soon a new form of e-money. a company that wants to be more than a social network. >> a funny video on youtube. >> a little dog got himself in rough situation. >> ruff, ruff, are you, ruff. >> likes like a giant worm or elephant but it is actually a dog stuck in the sleeve of the

coat the >> other dog is wagging his tail. >> owners helped him out but not before getting this video which is too good posted to youtube and how many hits does it have? >> 373,000. so far. help! that is what he is saying. >> thanks for joining us.

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