>> good afternoon, every one, i'm larry beil. we have breaking news about the up coming george lucas museum lucas has chosen the windy city, not san francisco as the site of the museum. he announced he will start shop to other cities and did not like an alternative site in san francisco along the embarcadero

the museum will feature his personal art collection, as well as coveted star wars memorabilia. lucas recently married a chicago native and has a home there. >> a firefighter rolled a crash rig at oakland international airport, sending him to the hospital with critical injuries. this happened around 11:30 this morning the fire department says the veteran was alone in the truck and they have not released his name yet a massive truck can carry 3,000 gallons of water and 420 gallons of firefighting foam. >> the rage over a shooting of a teenager in santa rosa last fall has not passed. >> activists claim too many police shootings and too many victims, including andy lopez, carrying an air soft rifle made to look like an ak 47.

>> today there is a call for a federal investigation. wayne? >> reporter: the andy lopez memorial is becoming a symbol in the community. it's ever changing. today, yet another step. this is a yet another protest. this time, they're using words on a letter to the justice department, asking for ab investigation of the killing and 60 others since the year 2000. >> it means for them to come here to investigate what is going on, to be an oversight when local officials won't oversee law enforcement themselves >> on the vacant lot in santa rosa, weeds grow taller. numbers on a sign count the days. if not for the killing of the 13-year-old here by the deputy, santa rosa might not have come to this. but it's been eight months without a decision by the district attorney about whether to press charges with every day,

the latino community grows more angry. an officer of the law should be held to a higher standard. why? because we give them the right to take a life. >> this morning activists questioned the lopez killing. if law enforcement will not police themselves, they say the federal government must step m. >> seven bullets in a child? >> and he's back at work. >> with nary a peep on the district attorney for what they're going to do. it means law enforcement are given every benefit of the doubt. >> we asked the district attorney for a comment today. no call back from her office, nor from the sonoma county sheriff's department. we're still waiting. live in santa rosa, wayne freedman abc7 news >> in washington, d.c. today,

investigators released a final report on what caused a deadly crash of asiana flight 214 at san francisco international airport nearly a year ago the national transportation safety board claimed pilot errors and confusion for the boeing 777 slamming into a sea wall. investigators say the pilots relied on auto mated systems. one pilot switched off a system investigators thought boeing for its plane. and found inadequate flight training and say the plane came in too low and too slow. we had a pilot new in this airplane. we had issues regarding understanding the automation. a lot of issues lined up.

>> asiana tells abc7 news they've improved training and saying we again express our great sorrow for the accident, the loss of life and injuries sustained by passengers and crew. boeing disagreed saying the system has been used across several airplane models. >> ntsb faulted the san francisco fire department for not properly tree yaujing a passenger found in the yekage. investigators called this death one that never should have happened. >> they're looking forward to kind of moving forward now with what our findings have been and implementing enhanced training here with the san francisco fire

department. >> there was praise based on guidelines, the air port only required to have three firefighters on duty and there were 23 that day. we are in washington, d.c. with live reports coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> a fire kept crews in vacaville busy this afternoon about an hour ago. you can see the charred field and that fire threatened structures. it's now out. >> sky 7 hd over the scene of a broken water main. firefighters responded to reports of a buckling sidewalk and no water service the block is shut down, you can see water sank. we're told it dates back to

1929. six months ago a water main broke just a block from this site. >> san francisco police want you to take a look at new pictures and videos released today of a man they think may be the arsonist behind recent fires in the city. take a look. police released these pictures of the man they believe is setting fires in the south of market area. construction sites seem to be the target of the arsonist. >> i haven't seen anyone like that around. it's not good. not good and it's a waste of money and resources >> construction workers are already on high alert the gas station on the corner has a sign telling people to look out for anyone selling an unauthorized container. >> this casheer told me to just

keep an eye out. they're claiming he just wants to buy gas. that is what we're told. >> police and fire department ted indicated an arson task force. employees say it's frustrating to know someone is trying to destroy the work. >> you try to build something. someone is trying to tear it down. it has to be someone with an inside deal or something going on in the neighborhood they don't like. >> workers are glad to know all cameras in the area are helping police. >> they'll get caught, hopefully. >> it's not just construction workers who are worried but residents, too. one fire was set in a garage of the residential building behind

me. people in the area telling us they're hoping these pictures will soon lead to an arrest. >> these cars are back on the tracks at this hour. four cars last night. one car team carried card board and plywood. >> in sacramento an assembly committee gave approval to a water down version of the bill called audrey's law. named for audrey pott who took her life after being sexual assaulted at a party. her attackers received sentences of 30 and 45 days in juvenile hall. opponents said that went too far and now, the bill requires

mandatory rehabilitative treatment or counselling. >> look how beautiful it is behind us. >> it's awesome here. it's an early spectacular afternoon. high clouds around. we're seeing low clouds and fog returning to much of the coastline right now. we've had an increase in winds. current readings, 24 miles per hour gusts at novato. 23, napa. 21 miles per hour in concord. 29 half moon bay. it's breezy but lovely. here is a beautiful view looking over san francisco. 64 degrees right now. 69 in oakland. low 70s in san jose. 59 in half moon bay. here is a nice view over the

bay. mid-80s in fairfield and concord, another live view from our camera checking out the first forecast, we'll see foggy conditions along the coastline. breezy. highs from 60 to low to mid-80s inland. >> thank you. >> and still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 learning about science of cooking. >> also, uruguay showing how hungry te were for a win today >> why team usa may have an advantage.

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whether you like to cook or not, there is a certain magic to preparing food. much of it happens out of side. >> an unusual photo exhibit opens tomorrow showing food in a different light. abc7 news reporter and confirmed foodie, david louie will whip up a mean gazpacho for you is live with a preview. >> no promises larry ask cheryl. this is a free exhibit in the tech museum that is educational and enjoyable. the show opens tomorrow, running through september 1st. lots of people blog about food and share photos on social

media. but this may be the ultimate exhibit it takes a technology approach to explain physics of food and cooking. >> sometimes, you need a tool and technology. that is what this is all about. seeing food and beauty in different ways >> photos came about the former chief technology officer got interested in cooking. he went to cooking school in france. that led to a set of books called "modernist cuisine". >> it's cool looking and shows you layers. once squishing it into the burger you can't see layers anymore. >> he also dissected pots and

pans to show how things cook. >> with those photos it's more approachable. i understand what happens when i roast a turkey. >> he figured tech museum was an ideal venue for the exhibit. >> if you're curious to know how it works, why are we doing that? people in the tech industry, that is second nature to them. >> some people cook, but all people eat. >> many shops will look in great detail at foods. people glance over. i would love to have people look more closely at the food, afterwards. costa rica moving on, england moving out. they played to a 0-0 draw this

morning. everybody talking about uruguay and italy. he appeared to bite his italian defender. he has a history of biting. there is no biting in soccer, all right? italy is out now to ivory coast against greece. no chomping here, we're happy to say. teams fighting to stay in the tournament. greece needed a goal to greece wins and will advance. . >> i like the long goal. >> i voery coast is out.

the proud columbians did not take the day off. they're outshot and columbia scored four times, beautiful foot work in the 89th minute there. they won all three of the matches, still so much to be decided with eight more matches. found round two will start saturday. everybody is waiting for the match against germany. >> i love the way they celebrate. >> so much emotion. >> yes >> spencer christian is emotional about the weather. >> we have more lovely days coming our way. as mentioned we do have low clouds and fog returning to the coastline. here is a live view here at abc7

taking a look along embarcadero. overnight fog, partly cloudy conditions and cooler tomorrow than today with a chance of spotty drizzle. here is what's happening in the at mass sphere. cooler air mass moving into our direction. lower temperatures and cooler conditions over the next two days. thursday will be the cooler of the two days approaching. overnight showing some showers moving into the northern most part of the state. then sh overnight it won't amount to much. certainly not inland. overnight, this night, looking for low temperatures into mid to upper 50s. it will be mild and especially with fog at the coast.

high temperatures mid-70s to mid-80s. 76 redwood city. some lingering fog and highs 65 tomorrow, north bay, mild but not very warm weather. 81 napa. partly cloudy to mainly sunny. 74 fremont. inland east bay will have mainly sunny skies with highs into low 80s. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast forecast. thursday, highs inland about 80

degrees. best chance of precipitation. light spotty drizzle will be thursday night into thursday morning. sunny skies friday. get a bit of a warm up. sunday, mid-90s inland, 80s around the bay. and maybe a couple degrees warmer monday. and will feel warm and summer like, no extremes likely to be set if you go inland, sunday, monday, tuesday, it will be hot and summer like. >> thank you. >> up next, dining at giants ballpark about to get healthier and greener. >> a young boy's priceless reaction after the world cup disrupts his playing time. >> this is a live look at the

skyway. it's bumper to bumper if both directions back with more in just a moment.

a manuscript sold. dylan wrote it in four sheets of hotel letterhead. auction house says it's the only surviving draft of the final lyrics of the song. today, visiting set of the game of throwns in northern ireland. they spent the morning playing

tourist in belfast, chatting with the show's creators. the iron throne was offered but she declined to take a seat. >> field of dreams now as tomato ask strawberry plants. to go with your cha cha bowls. these are some of the crops in the ballpark. the giants are playing on the field while they fix ingredients. iet will be a place for children to learn during games, and on non-game days about importance of eating healthy, and growing food >> hunter penns, a fly ball. the area will serve as a classroom to teach about healthy

eating. they grow up to 44 plants. >> does this mean end of garlic fries? >> no. you can combine them with a lot of menu opportunities. >> still to come at 4:00 warnings about a new al qaeda alliance. weapons they could be building. plus... >> a clue a burglar left behind at the crime scene. that got him caught. >> team us. . a gears up for germany. why americans

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sky seven live over the scene of a fatal fire. crews confirmed one person died inside of this house. and another person taken to the hospital. we do not know the condition of the second person. firefighters say one person died in this blaze. >> fbi concerned about a new alliance of terrorists reportedly making new bombs that can be smagelled on to passenger

planes a possible plan to attack passenger planes sources tell abc news u.s. government gathered intelligence two groups are working to develop new, nonmetallic bombs that are difficult to detect, and easier to smuggle on to aircraft. no specific plot has been uncovered soefrss say they may be looking to target u.s. flights. warnings first surfaced this year but sources say the concerns are now heightened because of the groups behind the effort. one, al qaeda arm in yemen. responsible for a 2010 plot. another group operating in syria which has thousands of foreign

fighters. >> i'm still very concerned about syria has a breeding ground for terrorist groups >> not commenting on the reported new bomb making efforts. the department of homeland security did comment. emphasizing there is no specific plot and saying as always they're monitoring terror groups that could pose a threat. >> now merely 100 u.s. troops or the ground. new statistics out showing a sobering picture. the highest mowly death the u.s.

secretary of state john kerry told abc news iraq is not yet in a civil war. he met with kurdish leaders >> there is this it's its own choice that would avoid falling into some had what >> a poll found two thirds of americans are opposed to sending ground troops to help fight the isis extremists. >> a trial began for a south korean ferry captain charged in a deadly disaster. the ship when the ferry zap sized, abandoning ship the captain and three officers also face homicide charges. 476 people were on board the ferry. investigators believe the ship

sank because it was overloaded. >> this is hard to believe. a minnesota burglar made a huge mistake. nicholas wig broke into a store, stole cash, credit cards, watch and cell phone, then used owner's computer to check, are you ready? his facebook page. then, forgot to log out. the homeowner found the profile who showed it to police they arrested wig. >> pretty unusual case. might make the late night television shows in terms of not being too bright. >> if he won't have done the facebook thing, he never would have caught it. >> now could be facing up to ten years in prison. >> wow. >> team usa's disappointing tie was the most-watched soccer match on television with nearly

25 million viewers. each team would move on if it wins. this led to speculation that the teams could basically play down, fours a draw and advance. both teams say they're in it to win it. one team usa needs to beat or tie to guarantee a spot in the next round. he won a world cup playing in 1990. then, coached the german national team and a quarter of the squad made up with players

with u.s. ties. . >> i learned football there. but now, i'm american. >> he told me the tug of the two is undeniable. >> how do you feel? >> it will be a special day. >> considering the coach is german he knows the game plan. >> this morning it's not just the passport drawing attention. it's his paycheck. $2.5 million per year >> is he worth it? >> i think so. one, he played in highest levels. so you have that respect. then, you have international respect from other players >> he says the part of the team is up for a challenge. >> there is a lot of strength.

>> our sister networks are carrying tomorrow's world cup matches. you can see them live. >> coming up here on abc7 news at 4:00 a little boy's priceless reaction to the world cup. >> no free books. one boy's little library turning into a battle. >> looking out at beautiful blue skies over the bay. tomorrow we'll have more clouds around. and will be cooler. details coming up. >> a look at the san mateo bridge.

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customers in busy areas customers place the order telling the company where they are the drone flies over, then lowers pizza down using a cable. the drone has a video camera so the manager can make sure cheryl doesn't take my pizza. >> hey! >> u.s. pizza makers have been experimenting with the flying-pizza technology i can't believe i'm reading those words, but commercial use of drones in the u.s. is still not legal. >> did you hear the music? it was great. >> the bay area well represented in brazil. they sent us this picture after the win against ghana. we want to see your fan photos. you can e mail us or up load your pictures through our news

app. i love that picture. >> people are following every second of the world cup. a big goal you'll see in this flip. >> it's just my mom and dad. they love it in brazil. i guess my team scored a goal. let's go back to that >> it's the rock against john seena. he says he loves to play the game. ease cute. >> yes. yes. >> spencer christian back in the

day, i remember bruno san martina and jimmy super fly snooka. >> yes. super fly. looking at this sunny, fourth day of summer. clouds and low fog and clouds at the coastline. on we go. national weather tick tour, featuring northern california will see showers and rest of the day,

sunny, warm. here in the bay area, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. cooler than today. fog will linger at the coast. highs from upper 50s and low 60s to low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-80s inland. don't worry about the cool down. >> thank you. >> still ahead at 4:00 excuse yahoo ceo marisa mayer has for missing a major marketing meeting >> how a 4-year-old boy went out of his way to make a difference. >> i'm michael finney. if you play online game flappy bird, you can be putting yourself at risk.

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>> yahoo ceo is making headlines for oversleeping, reporting she was nearly two hours late to a private dinner including executives from several large companies. she reportedly missed a marking

opportunity with some of the executives and they rest left. there are reports she had guests reachange personal schedules to the dinner could be held at 8:30. yahoo won't comment, saying they value their partnership with all of their advertisers. >> a little boy wants to share a hoff of reading is in trouble with city hall. the 9-year-old set up a little free library. people are encouraged to take a book, then, leave a book. the city said it's a code violation. and officials say they're going to see if they can amend the current ordinance. so far they've got 20,000 likes. >> good morning america co-host joan london returned to the show thchl she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

>> in the beginning it's a shock, a stunner, and you think, i do everything right you know? for me, i'm a health advocate, talking to women saying make sure you get all of your checkups all the time. >> london co-hosted gma from 1980 to 1987 saying it was discovered during an ultrasound. she will require chemotherapy and radiation and surgery. >> the family of this young man dylan lowe reports they exceeded their goal, sponsoring a blood drive this weekend they were trying to collect at least six gallons of blood. they wanted it to be their way of saying thanks we shared the story with you last week. blood transfusions kept that little boy alive. he's eight and now cured thanks to a bone marrow transplant.

>> make a wish allowed a 4-year-old cancer patient any wish he wanted he went on a shopping spree. bought nothing for himself he used a wish to buy toys for sick kids at children's hospital in pennsylvania his wish to make sure there are toys for all children there. dominic was treated at the hospital and remembers getting toys out of the treasure chest he wanted to make sure it was stocked. that is a special 4-year-old. >> wow. great kid. >> all right well, some popular supermarket is settling charges it's overcharged customers. >> yes. investigators found whole foods market overcharges its customers. the chain agreed to pay $800,000 whole foods says the investigation found their prices to be accurate 98% of the time

and blames mistakes on human error. regulators say the chain didn't subtract the weight of containers and sold prepared food by the item, not by the pound. a warning for anyone who enjoys playing flappy birds. several poems have been developed 79% of the sampled flappy bird clothes contained malwear putting you at risk for having your contact list hacked and your sms messages compromised the report says mobile malware developers are taking advantage of people's trust in names they recognize. new survey finds less than 25% of us saved for a rainy day. suggesting we save about six months worth of expenses in case of job loss or other unexpected developments in our lives well, the survey by bank

rate.com found only 23% of us have that much. those 18-30 years old are most likely to have five months worth of expenses in savings accounts but those 30-49 are the least likely the results are based on a survey of a thousand people and your daily jolt of starbucks coffee is going to cost a bit more the price went up today. bagged coffee sold at grocery stores also going up a dollar. price of food will stay the same. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up next, a lot happening at levi stadium in santa clara. security fans will see next season. >> coming up, catching a would be thief redhanded a neighbor ends up getting daysed for it. >> plus, san jose is the largest city in the country, maybe to

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you know it is. i found out i won't have been able to stay inside because of a new security system. >> we knew that we would be hosting a super bowl. >> according to jack hill, the 49ers project executive overseeing construction, no expense has been spared in making the home of super bowl 50 bigger, badder, and more technology advanced than any other stadium in the league. >> you'll see spaces that are oversized we'd consider to be a regular football stadium. >> nothing here is like a regular football stadium. the players media room has larger seats and fan experience will be enhanced by the latest advancements in technology. >> as you've probably heard the judge say we don't want to be the biggest, we want to be the smartest they've put a lot of resources in to make sure. >> every inch is constantly monitored with commercial electronics systems, sensors and

cameras, add together experience, video boards 200 feet long will replay action on the field. a antenna system will make it easy to tweet, text, or send videos. >> we're here in silicon valley. you would expect this is going to be the smartest stadium. >> construction is 94% completeed and well on pace for planned july 17th ribbon cutting. >> can't wait to get down there. it will be a palace >> thanks for joining us. for abc # news at 4:00. >> the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> who is to blame? federal investigators say pilots of asiana flight 214 missed several warning signs >> if you removed any one of those links it would to the have

happened. >> the national transportation safety board determines the cause of the asiana crash, just ahead >> drill at the oakland airport if something goes wrong we're live with the story there. also making repairs after a neighbor nabs a suspected burglar. >> he tried to days me. >> that is when it got scary. you heard the incredible story. >> they had a pilot in this airplane. an instructor new as an instructor. we had fatigue >> tonight a long list of what went wrong in the crash of asiana airlines flight 214. investigators revealed key molts in final minutes of the flight. good evening everyone. >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings it's been a year since the crash

of the asiana airlines flight that killed three people we now have answers. lillian kim spent the day at a final hearing and joins us tonight lillian? >> cheryl, ntsb says there are many factors that contributed to the crash the primary cause is mismanagement by the flight crew. the national transportation safety board released animation as it neared the runway july 6th. during approach, a pilot did he activated a speed control system. one of nearly 30 errors made by the crew. it caused the plane to lose speed and the craft made a crash landing. three passengers died and 180, injured. >> this is systems they didn't understand. they were too slows. at the end end of the runway.

>> they cited contributing factors including auto throttle. it says wasn't adequately described. the board also cited training issues and fatigue among the crew. >> there was fatigue on the part of the pilot flying. due to the fact the flight was landing at 3:30 in the morning korea time. >> they approved a list of -- a passenger was run over twice with fire trucks. national transportation safety board recommends san francisco fire department outline priorities >> how do you priorityize how do you tree yauj