vehicle and burst into flames. it happen next to reed hill view airport. officers battled the flames with fire extinguishers. they laalso arrested the merced driver after he tried to run away. the crash involved eight vooe hi hickles. >> the chp tried to stop the man. officers canceled their pursuit after the motorcyclist exceeded 100 mile an hour. a chp helicopter lated spotted the motorcycle on 288. it ultimately hit an suv. the driver of the suv was not hurt. >> police in east palo alto are searching for clues in a shooting that injured five people, killing one and leaving in two in critical conditions.

gunshots shots rang out. police arrived to find three people suffering from bullet wounds. two were rushed to thospital. another was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we're learning now details this morning about a man who died during the 49ers game. during the third quarter they ad m mipistered cpr. in a statement the 49ers organization is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of one of our fans earlier today. we would like to extend our prayers to family and friends. >> also during the 49er game the parking confusion has yet to be solved. that was almost as bad as the team's confusion on the field against the broncos. our reporter is live at l levy stadium with more on that. >> reporter: i was going to say

the biggest glitch at the stadium was the score board. it did not go in the 49ers favor. the new stadium did get pretty good reviews from fans. there were 68,000 people here to see the new stadium and team. many liked what they saw but they did say getting here had its challenges. they had a hard time finding the right parking place and getting there. people who were driving said it was like a maze. people who talked the train said they had a much smoother ride. >> we would have been in candlestick with a barbecue lit probably two hours before what we got to here at the new stadium. >> easy. piece of cake. got on the train. we were here in 35 minutes. it was a full train. >> it looked like getting out of here was a bit easier because people left at different times. they just didn't like the score

board. the team was losing. people said they knew they had to fight a big crowd to get out of here so a lot of people streamed out of here at half time. also some of the people told us they were really hot in the stands. one person said he felt like he was sitting on the surface of the sun. hopefully this fall the temperatures will cool down and the 49ers will be the ones who are hot down on the field. heat up and bring in some victories. right? reporting live in santa claira. abc 7 news. >> thank you amy. traffic not the only thing fans dealt with. the much touted wifi feature in the stadium was sporadic. working for some fans but not others. amy mentioned the heat as well. one fan in the upper deck told abc 7 news that he felt as though he was on the surface of the fun. the man who died had been sitting in a sun baked section as well. it was not clear if heat was a factor in his death. 49er officials admit they have plenty of tweaking to do before

next sunday's game a san tbáb diego. >> they didn't see their team light up the score board. kaepernick misfired. kaepernick called it a day after two possessions. peyton manning connected with thomas and that gave the broncos all the points they needed but they didn't stop there. the 9ers got shut out 34-0. they are now 0-2 in the preseason with two more preseason games to go. >> the time is 4:34 this morning president obama is back in the white house interrupting his vacation for meetings in the crisis in ferguson missouri. violence erupted overnight calling the governor to call in for forces to help prestore orde order.

our reporter has the latest details. >> reporter: a fresh surge of raw remoti raw emotion led to violence in the streets. what started as a peaceful demonstration deteriorated as marches pushed to one end of the street and police in riot gear attempted to push them back. you're violating the state imposed curfew. >> police launched tear gas and cannistered into the crowd. even after a week of unrest. the scene was jarring. >> there were shootings, looting and vandalism. we had to act. >> sunday was supposed to be a day of hundreds gaethered to remember brown who was shot and killed by a white officer over a week ago. in attendance the slain teen's mother and officer in charge of keeping riots under control. >> my heart goes out to you and i say that i'm sorry. >> police have maintained

officer deren wilson was in some kind of altercation with brown before he fired his gun. a preliminary autopsy ordered by brown's family revealed the 18-year-old was shot at least six times including twice in the head. it appears the shots were not fired at close range. >> attorney general eric holder was ordered a federal medical examiner to perform another autopsy citing the extraordinary circumstances surrounding this case. a abou abc news, washington. >> good morning. we sat down for an exclusive interview for the family of michael brown. we will hear from the family at the top of hour. >> happening this morning, he will be back in court to face additional criminal charges in connection with the san bruno explosion. explosion. a new indictmentc"& month accused officials of obstructing the investigation. it also charges them with 27 counts of poor record keeping. it alleges the utility new its

natural pipe line records were inaccurate or incomplete. the 2009 september explosion and fire killed four people and destroyed 38 homes. >> a man is in court to answer charges that he imposeds a security screener and gave two pat downs to women. he was arrested at a security checkpoint last month. san francisco police say real screeners called them after he took a woman into a private screening area. investigators are still trying to find that woman and another possible victim. prosecutors may file more charges against him. >> workers in oakland expect to be back on the job after two days of protest against the arrival of an israeli owned cargo ship. thousands of pro palestinian demonstrators blocked the entrance to the port's terminals. the propetesters were trying to stop the ship from unloeading te cargo. the long shore man's union sent

workers home out of concern for their safety. >> we could use some rain instead we're getting teased with trizle. it's just enough to make the commute more interesting on a monday morning but not enough to do anything for our drought. 57 degrees. very popular number across san francisco. let's talk about the areas that don't have it. down to 56. financial district, 56 there also. hillberg upper 50s. half moon bay, pleasanton 55. everybody else in the low 60s. belmont, palo alto, walnut creek, pittsburgh. temperatures running the same if not 4 to 5 degrees warmer than they were at this time. let's talk about today. cloudy with drizzle everywhere

through 7:00. by noon mostly sunny around the bay. pretty cloudy along the coast. we'll be in the low to mid-70s around the bay. some low to mid-80s temperatures going to be cooler across the board today. >> all right, mike. as we take a look right now. the golden gate bridge has construction crews that are picking up cones as we make our commute in the northbound direction so the lights will be flashing. it loogs like they are x- push traffic over to the right-hand side. be very careful. we do have construction crews on the road. southbound traffic moving along without a hitch. we maybe have a little bit of visibility issue but not too terrible as we take a ride over to tracy, however, we do have this. it's possibly causing these delays as you're heading along. we did see some delays in the eastbound direction. it looks like that has cleared up. however you can see right along

11th street that's where we have a reported accident. the rest of the traffic in the west bound direction really starting to build as 205 meets 580. >> it's 440::40. a drip here, a drop there. a new report says billions of gallons of water are being wasted in the bay area. >> and taking a live look outside of the view here of downtown san francisco and a hint of the bay brichblgt dge. we will have more traffic for you. >> we're keeping weather and >> we're keeping weather and traffic up throu

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fire fighters say a quick response helps keep a grass fire from getting out of control near intestate 580 yesterday evening. crews lit back fires to help control it. investigators say a car sparked it. >> more than 200 people have been evacuated because of a wild fire. the fire started yesterday afternoon in a canyon above the town of glendora. it's burned about 400 acres so far and is only 5% contained. fire fighters are being hampered by steep, hugged terrai >> john mcmap's family denies social media posts claiming the girl is coming back home. the oakland tribute says the posts appears on a blog helping the family. >> she was declared brain dead last year after complications from brain surgery. she moved her to a facility in

new jersey after a court fight to keep her on life support. >> a heartbroken family in san francisco is calling for just is this morning. the person who drove into a 2-year-old girl killing her remains on the loose and the family wants closure. abc reporter littlian kim has the story. >> reporter: michael gregory returns to the accident seen. it's been two days since his daughter was killed in a hit and run after a night at the >> i know he will be missing her. he woke up this morning and asks for her. >> she was with a her twin brother and aunt while crossing mission street. security cameras captured the car that hit and killed her. san francisco police say it was a 4 door sedan from the possibly a lexus, toyota or

honda. it had a miss matching bumper and rims her family is urging the driver to come forward. >> we're not out for vengeance. we're not out for no harm. the family needs closure. what kind of person are you? who could do this? family say they never forget her smile who they say lit up the room. she said she loved to dance and loved pink. >> she didn't even get a chance at life like at all. now her parents go the to deal with that forever. >> a tragic end to the life of a little girl who brought so much joy to everyone who knew her. in san francisco, leean kim, abc 7 news. >> bay area residents have announced to reduce their water consumption. utilities piped have wasted 23 billion gallons of water reporting some bay area water agencies have lost enough water to meet the needs of 71,000

families for a year. east bay mud for example lost more than 6 billion gallons in 2012. the report said many leaks under noticed for years because many cities have anyogeing wate pipes underground which makes it harder to spot smaller leaks. >> that water is not being replaced right now. it's going away and never coming back until maybe we get some rain this winter that we get an early winter and a hard winter at that while it may mean a lot of mornings driving in wet weather it's going to be it if it does roll in. this morning we're driving with more of a nuisance that is the drizzle that's out there. it may be thick enough in some areas. 24 miles-per-hour. that's why i wanted to show the wind blowing from southwest to north east across fairspielfiel. that is the stronger sea breeze that we'll have today kicking up

winds out the northwest right across the same areas that were all breezy last week east of the golden gate bridge, north of the bay bridge all the way up to delta communities starts at noon today and rolls through 9:00. check this out, it gives you an idea how much moisture is sis i the clouds. slower sun shine and cooler clouds today. once we get past wednesday, we'll have some warmer highs in the back half of the forecast. now watch the cloud cover. it is all over the place by noon it's pretty much out of the east bay in the south bay but there's still clouds lingering across the bay and pushing through some of the lower valleys that lead into pedelooma during that early afternoon hours. eventually by 1:00 even that starts to dry up. 3:00 we're cloudy along the coast. 60s, 70s and 80s. the 90s are the weekend are going to be hard to duplicate today. today. we'll have low to

gi gillroy. santa cruise at 73. we'll have mid-70s through most of the pencil yu peninsulas. everybody else is going to be in the upper 70s to low 80s. with that breeze shooting through there it will keep you cooler. upper 60s richmond, berkeley, oakland. mid to upper 80s through the east bay valleys. tonight temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s with plenty of drizz drizzle. wednesday will be the coolest and warming toward the weekend. >> we do have an accident shutting down roadways in san jose. nick smith is out there bringing us all the latest breaking

details there. it sounds like a really bad crash. we take a look at the bay toll plaza. you can see we're 15 cars stacked back. the rest of the traffic moving nice and smooth as we take you into san jose. this is where we have the accident. again nick smith is there. he will give us a lot of information coming up. eastbound expressway still shut down between fox dale loop and cunningham avenue. we have traffic control in the area as well. we also have construction. southbound side of 880 toward davis street. they are rapping things up as we speak. northbound traffic flowing nicely into oakland. >> thank you. new this morning julien breaks his

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new this morning julian assange says he will leave the embassy which has been his home soon. he held a news conference this morning. he led in 2012 fearing extradition. assange did not say when he would leave or where he would go but he did complain about his health. he says he has not in access to sun light because the embassy has no outside area. >> the cost of raising a child is climbing. a new government study on average says with a baby born in 2014 will send more than

$245,000 on food and education. the cost is up 1.8% since 2012. the u.s. department of agriculture is expected to release more details of its annual report later on today. >> not cheap you're saying. >> definitely not cheap. >> not cheap. >> not cheap. >> if i had a nisk nic nickel for every nickel i spent. >> they are not as entertaining as they used to be. good morning everybody. on a serious note we have a high fire danger up north right around mount shasta that starts at 1:00 in afternoon and goes to 11:00 this evening. the ongoing drought rearing its ugly head. 78 in san diego, 85 in l.a. low to mid-90s around >> we have 32 bar trains that are running on train.

train number 1 is a couple minutes late. walnut creek looks nice and clear. southbound side of 680. it looks like all the construction on the number two board of the tunnel in the eastbound dres eastbound direction all clear. if you're heading along west bound 80 coming away from albany out of richmond, 4 minutes very short drive. 880 southbound from freemont to cooper teen oe, ten minutes. >> 4:54 now. four north bay counties are joining forces to offer affordable internet service to under served neighborhoods. they are working together to bring more residents in rural areas online. the public utilities commission is providing $250,000 in seed money to make it happen. each county will spent the next

two years developing region maps to push for future state and federal funding to build a network of underground fiber optic cables. >> consider yourself lucky if you had a grocery card to use. the manager says someone has been stealing carts over the last week or so. an estimated 70 courts were stolen from the store in april. the manager said they are being stolen in other stores across the city as well. >> a major explosion at station. surveillance shows a mini van parked moments before the blast. a thief was targeting the underground storage tank when something went wrong. police say thieves are now opening hidden doors inside their cars. twisting open the

siphoning large amounts of gas. >> stanford scientists put youngsters into brain scanners to find when children stop counting on their fingers when they are eight to nine year old when they are still working on fundamental addition and subtraction. scientists say how well they make that shift is to predi their overall math achievement. >> next at 5:00 a.m. we're live on the scene with what police say led to the horrible crash. >> the move expected today by state lawmakers aimed at giving golf schools more power to plan their financial future. >> we're coming back with another full hour of news but before we go to break, check it out. the golden state bridge, there is drizzle out there and you can see some of the mist hanging in the there. by the way, this is abc 7 news now. we will show this screen to you

during the entire break so you won't miss anything. back with much more. stay with us.

good morning everyone. we're quickly approaching 5:00 a.m. >> i'm eric thomas. let's find out where the drizzle is, everywhere? here is mike. >> pretty close too it. good morning. use the windshield wipers. the drizzle is out there. it was so thick. good morning no rain. whiem t

while the streets may be a little slick it will not be measurable to the extent it could be 1/100th but it will cost slippery conditions from time to time. temperatures to be cooler this afternoon. around the bay, during the afternoon hours 67 to 77, inland we'll have 78 to 88 but along the coast in san francisco, low to mid-60s. >> we're going to start off by taking a look at the plaza. well we're looking at better conditions right now. better say i because we did have cash payers in the far left lanes. it looks like we have moved on. we see traffic flowing smoothly. you round your way over toward treasure island. traffic is building but everyone is moving along at a nice speed. we do have this accident however. nick smith is there on the scene. we do know that capital expressway is shut down from fox dale loop and cunningham avenue. it