is at the scene. amy? >> yes, the suspect fled from the scene but he caught a bus and that is when they caught up with him and took him into custody. police say this happened at 10:15 last night when officers tried to pull the man over for a traffic violation but he sped away. they say he ran a red light and two blocks later he hit a taxicab. the tax then hit two pedestrians on the sidewalk and that was at post and jones. witnesses say it was terrible seeing the victims. i didn't see it. but the bicycle is mangled. they were aggressively trying to resuscitate him. >> one of the pedestrians is

suffering from life-threatening injuries and the other pedestrian is being evaluated. >> the taxi driver and the passenger will be okay. the suspect, two suspects, they were hurt. everyone was taken to the hospital. police say the car the suspect was driving was reported stolen. >> breaking news from berkeley, police want to find a driver would live seen after hitting a pedestrian this morning. it happened at 2:00 a.m. at dwight way and a few blocks south of the uc berkeley campus. officers have not given a christmas of the car involved in the hit-and-run accident. >> a teen was hit by a car and has major injuries. this was on the paseo padre parkway before 7:00 p.m. the 15 yield was riding his skateboard in the road and did

not appear to be paying attention to traffic. the impact through him 50'. the driver is cooperating with police. stunning video from the middle east as similar slams gaza with the heaviest bomb ing yet. before today, residents were only getting power for three hour as day because power lanes were damaged. a hamas run tv headquarters and home of a top hamas leader was hit. binyamin netanyahu is warning citizens to be ready for prolonged budget el. officials say 1,100 palestinians and 55 israels have decided. >> this is the scene right now afternoon in gaza city. you can see heavy smoke rising from the overnight attacks. katie marzullo will joint us for

a report at the top of the hour. in california, dozens of residents are out of their homes because of a wildfire burning in yosemite with 100 homes evacuated. the fire burning both in the park and a national forest and now charred 2,600 acres and destroyed one home and only 5 percent contained. yosemite national park remains open but some camp grounds are closed. >> a man using a drone to get video of a raging wildfire could have devastated the fire-fighting efforts in the sand fire. the drone was ordered down because it pose add danger to the fire-tighting planes. >> we have seen the helicopters that come in low. we had a bird street the or day and the plan was drowned and had maintenance. >> you can use the technology but you have to choose wisely

where you fly, how you do it, and you have to be careful. >> officials say drones can be used to help in fire-fighting in the future. the fire has burned six square miles and 7 a percent contained. >> police are hooking for the man who attacked and robbed an 87-year-old woman at a bank on west richmond avenue. look closely at the suspect carrying a purse. the richmond police say what she is about to do is heart breaking. >> police say an 87-year-old woman was get money at the a.t.m. on july 5th and the suspect knocked the woman to the ground and stole her cash. victim's hip was broken during robbery. a woman arrived minutes later. she was lying on the ground as if she could not get up and the police had been there for a while. >> it is someone's mother,

someone's grandmother, someone's sister. ought suspect is 25 to 30 years old and took off in this s.u.v. possibly a ford explorer. there were no witnesses to the crime but there is plenty of outrage for a woman 87, that is a chief cheap shot. to happen in this community, more shocking. >> we have learned the victim is the wife of a prominent retired california mission. we are not revealing her name for her safety. she is recovering. >> the person looked familiar? >> no. >> no one recognizes the suspects but neighbors the watch out. call richmond police if you can help. today the richmond city council will vote on chevron's controversial land to modernize the refinery in richmond. a hearing was held last week on the proposal and the city council heard an appeal from chevron on the planning commission recommended changes. chevron now say they will comply

with stricter new standards to reduce greenhouse gas and other emissions. >> it is the town of the alameda supervise reports to keep the oakland a's at coliseum after reviewing modifications made by the city council last week, a's owner agreed to a ten-year lease extension to keep team at the coliseum. the sting has been approved by the joint coliseum authority and will bring in an estimated $20 million to the city and the county the next decade. >> the city council is scheduled to vote on a proposal to dramatically change the look of jack london square. the proposal calls for two new residential towers, one 17 stories and the other 26 stories. right new buildings are limited to 125'. the 26 help story tower would double that much of critics say the tower would obstruct the view of waterfront and limit public access to the square. >> a san francisco supervisor

wants the city to dig deeper for ways to conserve water. the supervisor will examine how the city can save more water and increase use of recycles water. one idea includes requiring apartment buildings to have water meters for each unit. another calls for making new developments have two water sources, one potable and one recycled water. do not be surprised if you see sprinkles this morning. mike? >> that is it. we have the moisture keeping our temperature up in most areas especially inlend in the east bay and the south bay from 1- to 4-degrees warmer. in the east bay valley we have concord at 62, and from brent ottawa at 66 and walnut creek is 67 and kind of a warm morning for a high. cooler around calistoga at 52

and mid-to-upper 50's in richmond district and 57 at half moon bay and 54 in bodega bay. and everyone else low-to-mid sick. a few spotty sprinkles which is in during the morning rush enough to get the windshield wet for a pass. the clouds will fade by noon at 64 at coast and 84 inland and more sunshine today and temperatures a couple degrees at the coast and isolated showers this afternoon like yesterday. now a check on the travel. >> bart has a 15 to 20-minute delay on fremont lane and richmond and daly city directions has track maintenance. there will be a delay. you will need to prepare for that. we have construction across the bay area starting with the maze and it will be around to 5:00

this morning westbound side of 80 to the eastbound a 80 connection where it is closed off and detours are in inflation northbound highway 1 at highway 101 from headache street there is road work and southbound direction the lanes remain open but it is northbound as you reach 101 to the tolls. at the san mateo bridge you can see clear conditions across the water with no accident between hayward and foster city and 101 has no issues. >> coming to the aid when the worst happens a major role that technical parties will unveil to help the united states recover from natural disasters. >> he never won a race but he is a winner in every sense of the word: a young swimmer can teach us all a less son. >> the unlikely partner health care workers are turning to, in the battle to keep

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we cover the bay area and burling came and campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> in the ukraine the obama administration says the united states and european union will impose new sanctions against russia for the actions in the republic. the sanctions are directed at russia's financial and energy sectors. heavy fighting continues to move closer to the wreckage of malaysian airline flight 17 keeping investigators away. the west says it was shot down by a hand supplied rocket. a fire at the oil depot that supplies libya's depot burns out control after it was caught in a crossfire while battling for control the airport. they are asking for international aid to put out the fire which official say could

trigger "humanitarian and environmental disaster." there is no word on enskies from the fire. >> the california nurses association is scheduling rallies if today can tomorrow to demand the city of richmond and chevron help the hospital out to stay open. nurses want chevron to provide money to doctors as part of the refinery's $1 billion modernization project and a resolution will be heard today calling on contra costa county to take over the hospital and provide funding. the hospital is shedding skilled worker and 66 have left since may. >> tenants in san francisco will protest the conversion of apartment buildings into tourist accommodations. protesters say hundreds have been evicted under a special legislative action and thousands have been converted to hotel

room violating van laws and hurt the low if middle classes. representatives from air b and b are at the white house as part of a disaster relief event bringing together technology, prepares and members of the disaster response commute to highlight innovation to improve disaster response and recovery. that includes remarks by president obama and representatives from public and private secretaries, the white house department of innovation and respond was launched after hurricane sandy. east bay community known for tuning out world class swimmers is celebrating a competitor would has never won and probably never will. yet he is a true champion in and out of the water. here is that story. >> 12-year-old jack knows he will finish last every race but

that doesn't keep him from swimming on the most competitive teams in the develop. >> [ inaudible ] i'm not as fast as the other kids so i focus on improving my time. >> he broke his time in the backstroke. he was born with a rare form of dwarfism and he has to have rods put in his book and they have to be fixed in new surgery every six months. >> i have limited mobility. >> each week he has a gruel workout. >> that inspires he and my friends to get in the water. >> at every met he insists on getting out of the pool without assistance. >> she a driven kid and i knew he could do it but i had to let him fail, too, i had on lot him

make mistakes and think. >> he stayed a float. this is an unorthodox version of the three style and breast and fly. >> as far as rotation it is better have moorhead movement but in most kids we would not want them to move the head. >> league championships are mention and he will likely finish last as he does in each race but that doesn't mean jack is not a winner. >> inspiring story. 4:46. a look outside. are there sprinkles? >> love the goggles. >> love that story. thanks for bringing that. >> sprinkles out there. around petaluma on the parkway, we have better radar returns and maybe a sprinkle or two is

making it down to the ground and to the north in the higher country you can see live doppler 7 hd spinning around and this are a few sprinkles reaching the ground with another radar return at the mouth of the santa clara valley and we are looking at 101 and 82 and 85 come together that is where we are looking at the possibility of sprinkles. this eastbound we will have a breeze north of the bay bridge through the san pablo bay and the delta, and southwest at 15- to 25-knots starting at 1:00 o'clock to 9:00. the morning commute is quiet and the evening commute could be choppy on ferry. from the east bay hills you can see how clear it is compared to yesterday with clouds out there bringing us a chance of a sprinkle and maybe an isolated shower. we will see more sunshine with more clouds arriving tomorrow, and we will be above average all

the way through the week help. as far as today,83 in milpitas, and low-to-mid 90's los gatos and gilroy and santa cruz is more sunshine and 78. we will be in the upper 70's to 80's and mid-to-upper 80's from redwood city to los gatos and upper 60's and low 70's possible along the coast and mid-70 around downtown and south san francisco and same in sausalito and mid-80's through the north bay valley and upper 80's and napa is 90 and we will have upper 70's around berkeley and oakland and low-to-mid 80's along the east bay more and inland, middle-to-upper 90's and last night, someone turned off the air conditioning. anyway, 58 in san francisco, san rafael, santa rosa and napa, low-to-mid 60 for the rest of us. the seven-day outlook shows temperatures above average the

next several days with 60 at the coast and 80's and 90's around the bay and the extra clouds are to the south and necessity will not bring any precipitation on wednesday. >> good morning, everyone, we will start off by looking from emeryville camera as the top plaza, we have a serious accident that happened a few minutes ago and it is involving a crash that initially started with two people getting out of the car and shaping information and then another car crashed into them and that left one person pinned between two vehicles. we have possible injuries. we do have emergency crews on the scene. tow truck is there. c.h.p. is on the scene trying to assess the situation. right now we have middle lanes blocked and it could cause slowing as the commute wears on. on the map we will head over to the santa cruz mountains and we have this construction until 5:00 this morning and southbound 17 to bear creek road we have a couple of lanes blocked and the

moisture mike was telling us about is not bothering anyone as we head through coyote and the rest of san jose is moving along at top speed without a hip. >> the san francisco supervisor will crackdown on gun violence with a new proposal after a spike in gun violence particularly if san francisco's bayview neighborhood. the supervisor is taking action after four homicides in her district this month. they will introduce the legislation at the board of supervisors meeting. >> a missing 13-year-old hiker has been found alive in the sierra after being separated from the group he was with in the national park yesterday. the park is east of fresno. a trail crew found austin at 9:30 a few miles away from where laos disappeared. he is spending the night in the wilderness with the crew. he is in good condition.

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welcome back at 4:53. even if most folks won the lottery they probably could not afford the most expensive home in the united states, if you have $150 million to spare you could buy this mansion in los angeles that belongs now to the daughter of formula one racing boss buying it for $85 million in 2011 from family of the late

tv mogul and spent $25 million in upgrades. you can see the ricey updates on "good morning america" at 7:00 right here. only $25 million in upgrades. >> you that is not a home that is a city. >> imagine the factions? just the taxes. >> if you can afford that house you don't worry about the taxes. >> you could buy another home with the taxes. >> $2 million a year for the taxes. >> thank you, everyone. at&t park is 67 and dropping to 62. we need some wind. red flag warning to the north

from the air bringing us the sprinkles that could spark a thunderstorm. better chance you are in the north to avoid the storm. >> bart is recovering from track maintenance and that occurred around 4:30 this morning and we have a continue to 30 meant delay still but it is in fremont line, richmond and daly city direction. this is headed to the toll plaza with the cars making their way with a serious accident with emergency crews on scene and the middle lane is blocked because of a two-car crash that turn into a multiple vehicle accident with possible injuries. it is causing delays as you approach the tolls. i will keep you updated.

>> the acting united states surgeon general declares that skin cancer a major public health problem blaming too much exposure to indoor and outdoor ultraviolet light. the government announced they will soon require labels on tanning beds urging those under age 18 from using tanning beds. people of all skin colors should use sunscreen and hats. >> a man inches away finishing -- from being flattened is lucky to be alive. a car smashes through -- bang -- the window of his auto repair shop patting under the s.u.v. look at that: bang! paul got away with only a few tips and the elder man man in the car passed away. the driver is in critical

condition. police are trying to figure out why the car sped out of control. most would steer clear after seeing a shark in the water but a bay area mel technical executive did the opposite, instead, she jumped in the water to save the shark. here is a picture of the fish, a young salmon shark or a baby great white on sunday. the family saw it thrashing around near the shore and she decided to grab the shark and swim into the ocean with it. you can see her out in the waves and she gave the shark a push and it took off for freedom. she is the founder of a company that develops technology to help detect ovarian cancer. >> straight ahead breaking news in south bay, police on the scene of a murder investigation near a popular park. the ballpark destroyed and 100,000 gallons of water wasted and why a local person thinks this is not a prank.

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