live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> they overrelied on automatic systems this we does not understand and were flying too slow and too slow and collided with the seawall. >> investigators reveal the report and to the cause of the deadly crash of asiana flight 214 at de young museum in san francisco -- at de young museum in san san francisco

freighter last summer. there was a row most viewing for bay area victims and their families. we start with katie marzullo in the newsroom with the details of the announcement. katie? >> the ntsb has announced a probable cause of the crash and it is mismanagement by the pilot. federal officials say the pilots didn't full understand how the the triple 7 worked believing it was capable of doing more than it could and they did adequately monitor airspeed and did not act quickly enough to abort and execute a go around after alarms went off. the investigator in charge of survival factors say two of the flee passengers who were killed might have lived if they had just buckled their seatbelt. >> i believe that neither passenger was restrainted with a seatbelt and they were ejected through the run tired tail of the airplane. the staff also believes it is likely that passengers would have remained in the cabin and

survived if they were wearing their seatbelts. >> as we know, one of the victims, a chinese teen was then run offer twice by fire trucks. the ntsb finds several firefighters saw her, thought she was dead and did not properly triage her but they found video footage and two firefighters had a small window they could have assessed her. one of 27 new safety recommendations given this morning is for the san francisco fire department to determine "best practices" to make sure that doesn't happen again. also though, raise if the fire department. based on f.a.a. guidelines, the airport was only required to have throw firefighters on duty. in fact, they were 23 that day, five of whom were able to rescue five trapped passengers on the burning plane. >> at the end of the four-hour hearing the acting chairman of the ntsb said the flying public should know crashes are rare and most are survivable and 99 percent on the asiana flight 214

lived. thank you. being released this statement a short time ago reading "boeing respectfully disagrees with the ntsb statement that the 777 auto flight system contributed to the accident a fining we do not believe supported by the evidence." boeing also said the auto flight system has been used for more than 55 million safe landings by several models of the jetliners. the ntsb and asiana flight 214 arranged for the hearing to be broadcast locally and passengers on flight 214 were inviteed. matt joins us from burlingame. did any of them show up? >> there were a few people here at ntsb and an official said the sunshine act requires them to hold a viewing in the area of the crash but the turnout was less-than-expected. two big screens and a handful of people filled up a conference room in burlingame and the ntsb sent letters to all passengers

of asiana flight 214 inviting them to the viewing of the ntsb hearing. no one showed up. in the audience several members of the red cross, a translator and a couple of representatives from united united and a coupleo said they were not passengers. no one wanted to be interviewed. asiana paid for are the event after the airline was fined $500,000 under that law back in official for inadequate aid to crash victims' families. the department of transportation said asiana flight 214 failed to widely publicize any telephone number for family members. this morning, several employees were on hand helping with the event but if this case the help wasn't necessary as town out was less-than-expected. >> department of transportation officials say that asiana flight 214 was the first airline to be fined under the family assistance act since it became law in 1997.

>> stay with abc7 for continuing coverage of the hearing. and our reporter is in washington, dc, with live reports throughout the day here on abc7. >> highway one in sonoma is cut down in both directions for a haz-mat situation with a big rig overturning less than an hour ago and spilled liquid on lanes, 45 minutes north of bodega bay. the truck is blocking traffic in both directions and emergency crews are working to clean up the mess. no word, yet, when the highway will re-open. >> happening now, the work going on to get derailed freight cars on the track in oakland and you can see the situation. union pacific hopes to have that job done by noon with the four cars derailing at 14th eve last night and officials say the derail mat is not affecting main line services. one car contains frozen meat and the others carrying cardboard

and plywood. >> san francisco police want to you look at video and pushes they released of a man they think could be the arsonist behind recent fires in the city. our reporter is south of market with the latest. >> the construction workers in this area are thrilled to hear about the break in the case and they say though hope that police making it a priority to find out who setting the fires. take a good look, san francisco police have just released the pictures of the machine they believe is setting fires in the south of market area. construction sites and newly built high-rises seem to be the target of the arsonist. >> i haven't seen anyone like that around but it is too bad, it is not good. not good. not good for everyone. a waste of money and resources. >> construction workers are on high alert in the area of first and heyry son and the gas station has a sign in the window posted in the window telling people to lack out for anyone with an unauthorized caper of

gas. >> the cashier said keep an eye out. keep an eye out. suppose through is someone going around asking to buy gas can he claims that he ran out of gas down the street and he just wants to buy gas. he has a container he carries around. that is what we were told. >> the police and fire department have created an arson task force dedicating to finding the person who set fires on dumpsters and cars and construction sites the last three weeks. it is frustrating to know that someone is destroying to destroy their work. >> it has to be doing something they probably have some type of we inside deal or...an agenda because something is going on in their neighborhood they don't like. >> workers are glad to know all the surveillace cameras are helping police. >> he will get caught. he will get caught. hopefully. then they should make an example

of him. it is not just construction workers who are worried but residents. a fire was set in the garage of a residential building behind me. everyone if this area is telling us, they hope that the pictures will help lead to an arrest. right now, two san jose residents are involving if an attack during a home invasion robbery. san jose police responded to a call at 4:30 this morning and they found a man who was attacked by a hammer and a woman who was tazed by three suspects. the suspects took off and police need your help catching them. >> antioch police are looking for a 72-year-old man missing since yesterday afternoon. he was last seen on hillcrest avenue walking to highway 4 at 3:00 in the afternoon. he is not able to communicate. his family is worried because he suffers from severe alzheimer's disease and is said to have the mental capacity of a toddler.

he is a' 7" and 190. >> gilroy police are asking for your help to find a woman missing since sunday morning. the 49-year-old woman was last seen leaving her home around 7:00 a.m. without her cell phone or purse. she is described as hispanic, 5' 5" and 150 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. call gilroy police if you have information. >> there is much more ahead at 11 o'clock including a critical test for a law unexpired by a bay area teen who took her own life. we have developments from the state capital. >> are kids getting too much of a good thing with a breakfast food that may not be so healthy as it seems. >> beautiful day crass the bay and the fog is lifting. meteorologist mike nicco will have the

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bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking a state senate committee is considering a bill that allows law enforcement to take guns away from people to save them from violent acts. a 22-year-old elliot rodgers accused killing six including three students from the bay area. before taking his life. if the bill becomes law if someone threatens to harm others they could have any guns temporarily taken away.

hits parents tried but failed to get him help before the killing spree. >> a committee on public safety at the capital has unanimously approve add bill to stiffen the punishment for minors convicted of sexual assault. audrey's law is named for audrie pott who committed suicide in 2012 after being sexually assaulted as a party. the attackers received sentences of 30 to 45 days in juvenile hall. the law impose as two-year sentence for juveniles convicted of assaulting unconscious or disabled victims. they believe, the opponentses, they should work on rehabilitation. >> and some are looking for a moratorium to stop more medical dispensaries selling marijuana from opening up and give the county more time to develop regulations before anymore dispensaries go into business. four of five supervisors need to

approve it to pass. >> a new report suggests that half of all united states children 8 or under heat a harmful amount of vitamins in theired if. the environmental working group found that food labels are outdated and misleading. children are getting adult help sized doses of vitamins. the group identified 141 products from cereal to snack bars that are overfortified and could be dangerous for children. keep keep that in mind. >> meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >> after a seasonal day, with a touch extra breeze out there, temperatures are point to drop the next couple of days because of a cold front that will bring drizzle to our neighbor and i will tell you when it gets here and the warming trend that could spell a heat wave. >> world cup fever comes to san francisco north beach with the excitement this morning. >> warning if you play a clone of a popular "flap by birds,"

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covering daly city, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. now the world cup soccer madness continues in the bay area right now and uruguay beat italy leaving a lost fans disappointed in san francisco's north beach. >> the restaurant was packed with fans clearing on italy. it was close. but italy is going home. it was 1-0.

for all thing world cup go to abc7news.com/worldcup. >> and greece and ivory coast are on espn2. >> i was going back-and-forth between how to pronounce uruguay. >> and the indecision with the weather, you like it cold? warm? you like it boat? >> meteorologist mike nicco has that story. i am tracking a cold front that will bring us drizzle tomorrow morning and thursday morning for the commute. big time warning trend on the way and we could have a heat wave this time next week. with the wind, it has been a big story and they are picking up on live doppler 7 hd and most of us are in double digits but livermore and hayward and san carlos and half moon bay and concord is eight miles per hour. check how fast the winds are

this afternoon, it was so quiet this morning at 7:00, the bay was like glad and the winds are up and the bay is getting churned up. west wind at 15- to 25-knots from 1:00 o'clock this afternoon to 9:00 this evening spreading into the delta community. along the coast and over our ocean, northwest winds at 15- to 30-knots until 3:00 tomorrow morning and if the winds could not do more damage high fire cake are south of lake tahoe on the western slope of the sierra nevada with gusts up to 50 miles per hour possible 1:00 o'clock tomorrow until 11 o'clock p.m. and back home, the clouds are frying to reach the coast but they make a move, the northern gradient kicks in with high clouds and sunshine and we will see an increase in clouds along the coast late this afternoon and it will be too late. our temperatures will be seasonable under the nice sunny conditions and breezy conditions, today, cooling tomorrow and especially on thursday with a chance of drizzle on thursday morning and warm highs rollback into town

especially on sunday, monday, and tuesday. fed is the warmest weather at los gatos and gilroy and the rest of the area, 80 in san jose and cupertino. 72 in millbrae and mid-to-upper 70's along the peninsula. mid-to-upper 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito this afternoon. low-to-mid 60's around bodega bay and the afternoon clouds will roll in with temperatures 20 degrees warmer inland and low-to-mid 80's and from 74 in berkeley to 75 in oakland to nearly 80 in richmond, hercules, was flow valley and fremont and upper 80's to low 90's most of the east bay valley, and 93 in brentwood, the warm spot. if you going to the game, or, before we get to the game alameda county fair resumes and it just opened at 11 o'clock and it was 78 degrees with sun. if you are hanging around for

"revolution," the temperatures will drop into the 60's-degree range by 11 o'clock. over the ballpark, we had rough ten game stretch but still in first place dropping to 67 by end of the game. tone the temperatures are close to where they were this morning, low-to-upper 50's with some of the cloud cover building into the bay as we head through the morning hours. that is the cold front we are look at bringing a chance of drizzle along the coast tonight, and a better chance and more areas on thursday morning but it will only be drizzle. that is it. notice the temperatures are 5- to 10-degrees cooler and the 80's and 90's are back sunday and monday. enjoy the ride. >> former "good morning america" co-host joan lunden returned to share tough news revealing he is battling breast cancer and says it is the aggressive kind.

it did not show up on a mammogram but was discovered during ultrasound and will begin chemotherapy shortly and urging women to get their annual checkup and is getting a lot of support from "good morning america" friends including robin roberts and amy, both recently fought cancer themselves. she hosted "good morning america" from 1980 to 1997. >> the jolt of starbucks costs more today. the rice for most drinks went up between 5 cents and 20 cents. a latte is included. and bagged coffee is going up a dollar. the price of food stays the same the last time they raised prices was a year ago. >> a warning if you play a clone of the popular flappy bird, the internet security film mcafee said they found 80 percent of clones had some form of malware.

the developer took flappy birds off the market on february saying it was too addictive. the most common malware forces a computer to call phone numbers that charge by the minute. >> a new player in the game of thrones and off to an impressive start. >> queen elizabeth is setting her shiites on

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coming up at 4:00, criminals are not always smart. the big clue an accused burglar left behind that got him caught. at 5:00, can children use the same sunscreen as adults? michael finney teaches up with "consumer reports to find out. >> water conservation is getting sexy in san francisco. a provocative new ad campaign is underway to get us to save water. >> expensive fixtures for your bathrooms screw on. thank you is one of several ads to get people to use 10 percent less water. the san francisco water department is behind the commercials running on tv and

online. they will soon expand to billboards. >> queen i has gone from one throne to another visiting the set of the "game of thrones," inize. she spent the morning playing tourists in belfast, chatting with the cast and the creators escorted the queen through the hangars and costumes. >> thrown was on display but she declined to take a seat. >> instead she was given a miniature throne to take back to the palace. >> that is it. thanks for joining us.

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