neighbor's apartment. he says there is no choice but to step in. in order for evil to triumph, it only requires good men to do nothing. >> he told us he never had a second thought. he realized a neighbor was breaking into his neighbor's apartment. >> looked through the peep hole. there is a guy smashing through the door. i chased after

sky p hd shows us where a person died as fire burned through a home in union city. this fire broke out just before 3:00 on san carlos way. paramedics rushed a second person to the hospital crews put the fire out quickly. and fire investigators are looking at what sparked that

fire. >> an oakland firefighter is in critical condition tonight. after his airport crash rig flipped over, during a routine drill. sky 7 hd shows where the accident happened along a taxi way at oakland international airport. the chief says the injured firefighter was the only one inside of the giant truck when it tipped over and crashed while he was turning. he's a 8-year veteran. >> the departmr#u is in shock. like i said this firefighter was very well known. and liked. with all of the members within the organization. we're really praying for him. you know? for his recovery. >> this morning's drill tested how fast crews can respond and this accident was not by a runway. >> george lucas has chosen not to build his museum in san francisco. chicago's rare confirming he

picked the windy season for the museum. he wanted to build a museum in the presidio but that plan was rejected. the museum will be built along lake michigan mu seep row. >> this is a significant date for this city, investment and decision. putting a new museum next to other museums. >> the statement to abc7 news ed lee says he's disappointed san francisco will not benefit from this collection and investment. he blamed presidio trust for turning down the original proposal. >> federal transportation investigators issued a report on the crash of asiana flight 214 last year they pinned most blame on the pilots, who were confused by plane's technology.

and relied on systems they did not fully understand they said complexity did contribute to the crash. and they called the fire department for running over a teen-aged victim who survived this crash but was thrown on to the runway we have team coverage here for you tonight beginning with lillian kim joining us live in washington, d.c. lillian? >> national transportation safety board says pilot mismanagement was the main cause but says boeing had a role, too. before asiana flight 24 crashed on july 6th, a member of the crew deak ti vated automatic speed control system without knowing it. it was a fatal error. the pilot didn't notice the plane was losing speed until it's too late. >> pilots must understand and command their auto make and not become overreliant on it >> but the national transportation safety board says other factors also contributed

to the crash, including fatigue among crew, pilot training and complexity of the auto throttle, despite boeing's objections was inadequately described in training and operational man yules >> i think our investigation have shown it was not totally clear in limitations in this particular mode. >> raise your hand, say aye. >> national transportation safety board approved a list of recommendati recommendations. crew members ran over a 16-year-old twice with fire trucks she was one of two passengers who weren't wearing belts and subsequently ejected from the plane. >> how do you pryer ties ensuring safety of those on the ground? and around you? how do you triag oechlt those people? >> national transportation safety board made recommendations to city and county of san francisco, the

agencies had trouble tuning into the same radio frequency on the day of the crash. >> it's a good example as something we've improved upon. all of the responders coming out to sfo are now too into the same frequency. >> complexities which the agency found were inadequately described in its training and operational man yules the carrier said it's taken steps to improve training of the flight crews. >> thank you very much. let's take a look at the automatic air speed control system how it was turned off. abc7 news reporter continues our team coverage with that part of the story. she's live where that occurred. >> boeing being criticized tonight for creating a system

that is quite complicated. the boeing 777 had a air speed control system to understand it, you need only to get in your car. the boeing's auto throttle is sort of like cruise control in the car. you turn it on, and press set. you hit brakes it disengages. it's still on. now, you just need to hit the resume button to get back to your speed the pilot thought auto throttle had resumed speed. and it had not. somehow failed to notice it wasn't keeping up. it went down to 134 knots, then dropped to as low as 103 knots.

without speed, it's impossible to maintain proper william branbell said had they properly reengaged they would have landed safely. >> it would have increased power 20 seconds before impact. >> today, asiana criticized the system boeing countered saying it has been used for over 200 comblinl flight hours. and for more than state landings. he believes the pilot mismanaged the landing. >> you have to, everybody knows you're looking out of the window

and at air speed. >> the pilot had only 43 hours in a boeing 777. he had more experience flying an air bus with a different auto throttle system. abc7 news. >> some of the recommendations were directed at san francisco fire department. airport trucks twice ran over a passenger ejected from the plane the board called it one that should never have happened. the fire department agreed with recommendations saying many have already been implemented. >> we can see this

have been adopting that and are adopting that. >> national transportation safety board praised the fire department and saying it was required only to have three firefighters on duty but there are 23 that day. >> bay area passengers invited to watch this morn's hearings at the embassy suites hotel in only a hand full of people were there. >> a water main break saturated streets in one neighborhood. >> in the outer mission there is no water service along congo and key troit street. you can see officials blaming the break on age, saying that

dates back to 1929. six months ago a watter main broke just a block from this sielt. >> highway 1 reopened just a short time ago. crews spent hours cleaning up. some oil spilled into a four freight cars derailed one had frozen meat inside. no major impact but it happened last night at 7:00. and took until noon to get cleared >> still ahead a call for a federal investigation into the use of deadly force. dozens of people killed by cops. >> and extraordinary security

measures being put into place. >> a group of girl scouts having a problem with their bank. who do they turn to? 7 on your side. >> getting ready for a drop in early summer temperatures. maybe drops of drizzle i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. abc7 news at k continues.

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to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking santa rosa attorneys combined forces for what they call an epidemic use of deadly

force by police agencies. here with more is wayne freed map. >> it's a vacant lot with a weathered tent, and something new. a sign measuring a growing level of impair yens. this is one of the saddest on earth. >> i come here if i can't make it every night, every other night. >> that is what this community still fumes over the killing. eric gelhaus told investigators he mistook a toy gun for an assault weapon. >> lopez was just a catalyst that drove local attorneys to join forces today they have asked for an investigation for the case, and

60 other uses of deadly force since 2000. >> we need accountability. if we get the federal government involved we might have that. >> they say they have not had it. the sore spot, the district attorney has yet to announce whether she'll charge deputy gelhaus. >> this rumor is that law enforcement is expecting there will be violent protests. if that is a case, no one is going to want to see that happen. if that is the case, it's easy to see how a politician is not going to want to let that happen. but it's got to happen sooner or later. >> we have individuals who are

empowered to prosecute criminals. the criminals we have in this county are wearing a badge. that is a problem. >> the sheriff department called us back saying they will be happy to cooperate with any federal investigation. >> the first event will be a soccer game. san jose earthquakes playing august 2nd. there is a lot happening to make sure everything is just perfect. nick, you took the tour today, didn't you? >> i took the tour. and saw media rooms one thing is a sticking point.

parking. >> you can see no expense has been spared in making this the best it can be. >> it's now finally feels like a football field. and we're all excited. >> those behind the construction insists they will not be lost here, insisting shiny and new will not replace warm and family. dreaded word, it would be p record. parking. >> construction is 94% complete. and every inch is monitored

adding to experience, video boards, 200 feet long remraising action on the field. and will make it easier. >> this is going to be the smartest stadium. >> fans are sure to like a smart stadium but will love a winning one, even more. >> sending a text at candle stick park takes hours. >> this is going to be fantastic. >> i'm going to miss the stick. okay? well, okay. maybe not. >> you can talk about gale-force winds any day. >> yes.

>> sunny skies, low clouds and fog, our typical summer pattern. we've got gusty winds now. winds gusting up to 25 in half moon bay. so breezy evening around the bay area now. evidenced by this long shot looking over san francisco. you can see a little puff of moderate level and low clouds pushing through. upper 60s in oakland. mid to upper 70s in morgan hill. here is a view looking west. you can see low clouds and fog there. 72 in livermore. from coastal fog continuing to develop.

partly cloudy skies and cooler tomorrow. there may be spotty drizzle tomorrow night into early thursday morning. low pressure system bringing in a cold front. accompanied by low pressure system. that cools us down, before temperatures start to rebound. some rain around eureka. late tomorrow night into early thursday, we can see spotty drizzle so this is a chance of damp spots. patches may drift inland low temperatures mid to upper 50s. and mid-70s to mid-80s around morgan hill. around san jose, looking at mid

to upper 70s. we'll see just upper 50s and low 60s on the coast. 65 degrees downtown tomorrow. highs into low to mid-70s. inland east bay, highs into upper 70s to low 80s here is the accu-weather forecast. after a spot of drizzle, mainly sunny skies late into afternoon. warming up over the weekend. mid-90s inland. that is summer warmth. >> you haven't used this word in weeks >> i know. i'm saying it often, now. >> thank you. >> okay. >> thank you. >> coming up next world cup soccer.

police released information about a suspected arsonist. surveillance pictures show a man walking through undisclosed buildings. police believe he may be responsible for setting fires in garbage cans, dumpers, a car and

construction sites. >> suppose someone going around. he claims he, claiming he just wants to buy gas. >> taking a look at video, police and fire departments created a joint task force to find that arsonist. >> italy knocked out of the world cup today. san francisco watching the game in the north beach neighborhood. this is reaction after the referee ejected a player and it tally then gave up. fans were furious at the ref. >> the ref should check it out

again. >> it's universal. uruguay biting an italian player. we'll have more later in sports. >> these little girls have world cup excitement on their faces. this in support of their favorite team. show us your fan photos. e mail us or up load them to our news app.ço[ and right now why you might want to brace yourself for team usa match if you own a business. >> still ahead latest plot and for al qaeda and how it could

bring a new generation of terrorism to our airports. >> audrey's law. what it will do to straighten out juvenile offenders >> a tech company prepares for a roll out of google glass.

abc news learned al qaeda linked terrorists are teeming up to build the next generation of bombs. saying the goal is to create explosives that can be smuggled undetected. sources say radicals are trying to create nonmetallic bombs one official called it the new university for terrorism training and bomb making. >> still very concerned we talked about syria as a breeding ground and staging ground. >> the community is increasing efforts to track foreign fighters moving in, or out, of

syria. >> tonight nearly 150 u.s. forces are in baghdad to assess iraq's fight against isis militants. he told abc news america will no longer fight iraq's war. iraq is claiming some success, saying 19 were killed during this bombing but the prime minister is conceding a loss to insurgents and focusing on forces in baghdad. >> audrey's law is for audrey pott, who took her life after being sexual assaulted at a party. the will would have imposed a automatic sentence of two years

but opponents said that went too far. the compromise eliminates a two-year sentence. >> this afternoon, thousands of app developers began pouring in for this year's google io conference. this is expected to bring technology around technology you wear. >> on this dock he found himself staring out. >> i wanted to get a better view and share them with my >> you could look at that boat and see a satellite view of the boat or a drone view. our views of other people with phones viewing this boat.

>> yes. that is where crowd optic found the home. first, a pro sports arena. watch each other work. >> when google certifies your work at an engineering level it changes what you're doing in every conceivable way. >> google set up this glass camp in the lobby of mosconi center. >> this is helping perfect a jump shot. the goal is simple. >> inspire them to go out and really try to change the world with apps built. >> 6,000 developers were selected by random drawings to

network, learn, and watch google unveil the new products. this year? >> will be quick with announcements >> could that include a consumer release of glass? he can't wait until he can check the traffic. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight google's latest acquisition gives video access to your home. google agreed to pay cash. sales have been top sellers on amazon. and new prices went into affect at starbucks today. coffee costs more and we have learned that starbucks is

testing three flavors of greek yogurt smoothies >> michael finney with a missing bank deposit. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

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a candy sale turned into a lesson on banking. >> the case of the missing deposit. >> ah. the case. girl scout troop made $2,000 selling candy this christmas holiday. but the sweet smell of success soured when part of the deposit went missing. the troop and moms took part in a fun clapping game. the girls sold nuts, chocolates to raise money for service projects and field trips, later learning part of the money was lost. 25% would go back to the troop for activities

the rest for the souts national office. mom, and troop treasurer explains what happened >> i got a letter from wells fargo saying a mistake had been made. that i made >> wells fargo set the receipt of $1045, which issued, was an error, that the amount was $892. it would be deducting $153 from the akt. a list be included a check $153. unless she could produce a copy. the girls thought they'd get to figure out how to spend the money te were wondering if they'd get it back.

>> knew adults could get the money back. >> after months, karen contacted 7 on your side wells fargo told us in general we recommend when customers fill out tickets they fill out the section that indicates the number of checks and amounts she says in the past the bank has done it for her. wells fargo says that is correct but when there are checks deposited that is done by a processing center not a teller. saying in this case the center cannot locate the missing check. >> so

>> wells fargo decided to credit # $53 back. did the girls learn anything? >> keep track to get what is yours. >> she's appreciative. for more on this report, go to abc7 news.com. click on the section tab, then select 7 on your side. you can contact me with consumer problem you're having. just look for my picture, then, you can contact me. . >> i like that. >> yes. >> they kept fighting. >> yes the mere mention of the name michael finney will bring corporations to their knees. >> yes. >> coming up next, a bay area city salutes an unsung hero. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha.

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shoulders, relatives hope it will rekindle interest in general arnold. whose career spans from wright brothers to super sonic jets. >> you know these names and faces five-star generals eisenhower and mcarthur. >> he was a dreamer. in being able to see past things where other people could not. >> bob arnold talking about his grandfather, general of the air force, henry arnold. he spent his retirement in what we know as wine country. one of the first military pilots to learn how to fly. his instructor?

orville wright, of the wright brothers >> orville wright becomes a lifetime friend. >> he entered the air corps when the army has nine airplanes for the entire u.s. how did he end up spending twilight years in the bay area after years in washington, d.c.? it started here at chrissy field. >> he's very influential in creating new things to do with aviation. chrissy. is working well with doing record setting things. >> one thing he did not want to be part of was atomic bombing of japan. he advised truman not to drop the bomb >> but it did drop, ending the war. arnold then retired with a jeep and army driver. a perk for achieving five stars. >> he would go around the road. my father would say he's a pilot

and they drive like that. he liked to go fast. >> arnold died in 1950 at relatively young age of 63 and he was not quick to seek the limelight. which is one reason his name doesn't have a w3freeway. >> it will perhaps at least allowed some kid to ask his parents what is that? that will have served our purpose. >> tomorrow's dedication of a traffic round about will take place at 1:30 now another check of the forecast with spencer christian. >> we've got usual low clouds and fog. sunny skies right now. tomorrow, mainly sunny skies again. more clouds around. high clouds moving through the

sky. a cooler day tomorrow. highs from upper 50s to low 70s at the bay. we warm up friday, saturday. by sunday, inland highs into mid # 0s. there is a chance of spotty drizzle >> sports is coming up next. with world cup bite heard around the world.

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apparently biting is frowned upon in the world cup. louie suarez has an affinity for digging teeth into his opponents. and i mean that literally. physical from the start. a shin to the head and balto, a suspect call here. given a red card and sent off. 75th win now the play the world is talking about.

georgio chilly the captain heads a quarter pass. uruguay win asks italy is he limb fated. awaiting word on a potential punishment, it's important to note his penchant for chomping. in amsterdam in 2010 he bit an opposing player. then, last year with liverpool. sunk his neej a chelsea player. he was suspended ten games for that. columbia and japan. nice to see a proud football nation back where it belongs. hanes rodriguez with his third goal of the tournament. they needed a win to advance out of the game group to get it done in record time.

georgio samoroff awarded a penalty kick. 2-1, greeks they advance. wayne rooney in england, christian bolamos on goal. nice safe by ben foster. as one is coming another going. when a's signed scott kasmir, ba bartolo signed with the mets. second inning curtis granderson gone. three-run shot, kasmir gone after three. era jumped 58 points. cologne cruising eight minutings.

bottom half, that is former a, chris young. second homer of the game that is off jim johnson. now cologne pummelled forget pursuing kevin love. the warriors can go after lebron james. it's possible. through his agent he informed miami he's decided to opt out of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent. it means he can test the market. carmelo anthony is doing the same thing. could they join forces? it's unlikely the. warriors will be able to lure the two. tiger woods returns to competitive golf this week. quicken loans national is just

as in years past. he's more guarded these days. >> i got a hill bit closer to feeling where i can compete, then, i was sort of getting the itch to compete to, play at this level. but i knew i had to go through my own progression first i have to now pick spots, when i can, and can't push. before, you're young, i just pushed ought l time. >> father time he does intend to play in next week's championships. >> your back is getting better. lifting something you shouldn't have. >> that is what happens when your daughter moves to college. join me tonight spoofed by a drone. what one woman did when she saw one flying outside of her apartment window. >> a rough first day at white house the moment one employee will

never forget. >> and here is tomorrow's world cup schedule on our sister networks starting out at 9:00 a.m nigeria ask argentina. then bosnia and iran. >> let's hope there is no biting. >> i'm cheryl jennings >> from all of us, have a good night.

this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- an attorney from san diego, california... a poet from philadelphia, pennsylvania... and our returning champion -- a fund-raising project manager from lakewood, ohio... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. yesterday we had a well-played game until final jeopardy! alison, who was in a distant third, is the only one who correct re,

and that's why she's back with us today chris and chris and jennifer, nice to have you with us. good luck to all of you. here we go -- the jeopardy! round. and now we take a look at these categories... little bit of everything. alison, start. european country by regions for $200, please. alison. what is greece? that's the country. country for $400. alison. what is switzerland? right. country for $600. alison. what is norway? norway is right. european country for $800.