abc7 news begins with breaking news. breaking news in the north bay where a domestic violence suspect leads authorities on a chase that hits several cars, sends crash victims to the hospital and ends with two businesses picking up the pieces. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. our reporter joins us from sausalito near fred's restaurant with the latest on the wild story. police just re-opened the street. look at damage behind me. you can see hair solutions was

hit. fred's place is behind there. they suffered broken windows, as well. look at the video you can get a better picture of how much chaos this entailed. started with domestic violence incident in marin city yesterday and the driver of a buick was wanted for the crime when a marin county sheriff deputy saw him driving this morning and the suspect took off, the deputy pursued and witnesses say the suspect was absolutely flying south on bridgeway when he slammed into a gore at the intersection of spring. he then sideswiped an s.u.v. and crashed into a minivan and pinned a man against a restaurant at fred's place. amazingly that man walked away. police say the suspect jumped from his car, tried to run away, witnesses say he even ran over to sailor's restaurant, went up on the roof and jumped off the

roof when the police arrested him. >> we very fortunate we did not have more injuries or fatalities in this incident given how busy this intersection is. this is a popular location for locals to have their coffee. we are fortunate more people were not in the area at the time. >> four people were taken to the hospital. the suspect, someone who was in the ford suspect, and a woman and a toddler inside of the suspect's vehicle. thatted it her was not in a restrained seat. we do not know the extent of the injuries. we do not know the woman and the toddler's relationship to the suspect but police say they are not the same woman and child involved in the domestic violence incident great marin city. a lot more to come. the investigation is active. the cleanup will go on all day.

we will have more coming up. >> a pilot is dead after his plane crashed in marin county sparking a 40-acre wildfire. the f.a.a. says the happy was flying from oregon to san carlos and he reported engine trouble and said he would land at marin county airport but did not make it. amy hollyfield joins us in petaluma with more on the story. amy? yes, matt, they are trying to figure out why the plane crashed. there were reports of trouble. look how gray it is. this is actually a lot more clear than it was overnight weapon the crash happened. there was very thick fog that brings drizzle with it. that impacted rescue crews' ability to find the crash site and could have hindered the pilot. here is a picture of what is left of the plane that crashed

overnight in west marin county. the crash site is remote. on private property. it is considered a crime scene. the sheriff provideed this picture. federal investigators will arrive and look for clues. the f.a.a. lost contact with the plane around 9:30 last night and rescue crews starred to look for the plane after 11 o'clock. and all hills and grassy areas are used for cattle ranching and there was no one or no property or residence threatened by the accident or the fire itself. >> this picture shows the plane that crashed.

according to flight aware, which provided the picture, the plane is registered to a man from redwood city. he radioed in he was having engine trouble and he would try to make it to the novato airport. he crashed seven miles west of the airport. they have not found anyone who saw the crash. a couple of ranchers heard something. >> there were two people who heard a low-flying airplane around that time and thought it was strange and out of the ordinary that it would be flying so low. >> the largers say the fire and out but the fire department is not calling it contained, only 75 percent is surrounded by the perimeter they like to dig out to keep it safe. the ntsb investigative team is coming from arizona and it will be some time before the team can get there, get on site and get the investigation going. >> thank you, hose -- san jose

police are investigating two separate hit-and-run accidents two nights in a row on the same busy stretch of road. >> that is right. new information i can tell you that the driver responsible for yesterday's hit-and-run accident is in police custody and has been arrested. this is less than 24 hours after someone was truck and killed on the same road. look at the video shot immediately after the doesn't. officers and paramedics responded on senter road after calls of a man being hit and seriously hurt. police found an adult man in the street with life-threatening injuries, an ambulance was called and the victim was rubbed to the hospital. police canvassed the area and the driver of the car that hit him. they say at 10:00 a woman came back to the area, identified herself to police and claimed responsibility for the hit-and-run accident. >> approximately go hours later

the driver did run to the scene. the officers on the scene are still investigating this as a hit-and-run accident as the driver did least although she runed. they took her into custody transported her to the processing center where the investigation is continued. police are not sure about the status of the investigation, why the driver left or what made her come back saying they will let that will out when she is charged this is unsettling, a hit-and-run accident in the same area of the day before. sunday night a 61-year-old man was struck and killed near the same area and the driver did not stop. he was rushed to the hospital and he later died from the injuries. the driver in that incident has not been identified. i can tell you that san jose are asking anyone with information about either hit-and-run accident contact the san jose police department. thank you, san jose police have released the identity of

the suspected drunk driver who caused a massive accident that sent ten people to the hospital. authorities say 22-year-old was behind the wheel of a black mercedes that ran a red light on sunday night. the car broadsided another, rolled over several times and damaging eight vehicles. the intersection was closed ten hours. >> developing new, there are concerns of possible explosions from a wildfire near yosemite. officials say the junction fire is burning near a propane facility. so far, 1,200 acres have burned and on structures are threatened. a thousand people have been evacuated. highway 41 leading into yosemite is closed. protesters have clashed again with police in ferguson, missouri, where an unarmed black teen was shot by police ten days ago. here is the latest on the unrest. it is becoming a nightly

routine in ferguson. protesters nod, the streets, some turning violent. >> the officers came under heavy gunfire. >> officers in riot gear responding with tear gas. >> arresting 31 people saying many of them were from out of state. >> i want the good people to come out and protest tomorrow in the daytime hours. make your voices heard so you can be seep. ought protests which during the day have been peaceful, are over the death of michael brown, an 18-year-old unarmed shot by officer darren wilson. >> he was a quiet guy, just really well mannered, and i could never imagine him shooting anyone. even at a police officer. >> evidence could be presented to a brand jury tomorrow including two autopsy results

showing brown was shot six times at least. >> autopsy and the ballistics are essential in this case. if the six shots were taken from far away and all the bullets hit him in the front that is a stuff spot for the police officer. if, however, this was fired at close range, the police officer is going to say this was a struggle. >> that is what police maintain. tomorrow, attorney general will come here to meet with local and federal investigators. a movement is underway to rename the waldo tunnel after robin williams. it has a signature rainbow and is the gateway to marin county. 6,300 have signed a feet rename the tunnel. he took his life a week ago. if the family gives permission, a resolution will be introduced

in sacramento to honor the actor. >> a warning for parents about a water bottle that could put children at risk. >> new coffee option, with a brand on super market shelves. >> a look look outside from our camera on the exploritorium, a little fog and gray. meteorologist mike nicco

brita is recalling 240,000 children's water filter bottles. they have cartoon characters on the bottles. the lid of the hard sided bottles can break interest pieces living sharp edges. brita received 35 reports of lids breaking or cracking but so far no injuries. we have information on our website at abc7news.com. mcdonald's plans to sell packaged coffee at super markets nationally by early next year. the biggest hamburger chain is partnering with kraft and customs can get their coffee brown or whole bean or single pods. they were testing the packageed coffee in select markets. google faces concerns over plans to offer accounts to children under the aim of 13. google does not officially offer

gmail and youtube accounts to children but little stands in the way for them to pose as adults. "wall street journal" reports parent could establish accounts and parent could control how they use google services and how much data is collected. movie theaters is still shut down because of bedbugs. the stadium was shut down on sunday after a man posted on his facebook that he and his nieces went to the theater and were bitten by bedbugs. the theater apologized and says that the theater is undergoing an inspection. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. the sleeping clouds are keeping a bite out of our warm temperatures. check owe the clouds: still have flight arrival delays into sfo and i will tell you how much they are below average and how much longer we will put up with the june gloom. ahead, the new sounds of taylor swift in a big surprise

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covering daly city, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. ♪ i got the music >> taylor swift has officially gone opinion. this is from "1989," the career she was born. if an interview with "good morning america" she talks about the message behind the song "shake it off."

>> it is a take down culture. people find anything about you andist it to where it is weird office wrong or annoying or strange or bad. you have to not only live your life in spite of people who don't understand you but you have to have more fun than they do. >> like that attitude. the pop album hits stores in october. >> meteorologist mike nicco is trying to shake off the clouds. >> good luck with that. >> it has been a long, long morning of cloud cover. so for if you like the sunshine i have that coming in the back of the forecast. the lowest elevation with novato was .03" at the airport and everything else was above 800' with oakland hills at .01" and spring valley about .03

delta community until 11 o'clock and from the northwest at 15- to 25-knots more choppy than this morning. check out the cloud cover, there you go. you can see how stubborn the clouds are and how long it will take, another hour or two to see significant clearing. we are just now seeing the clouds open up in walnut creek as we look southbound along 680 to 24 junction and this is how it looked at 280 and seven opening up in san jose a little bit of sunshine here. our temperatures erupting cooler than yesterday, a lot of low-to-mid 60's north bay and san francisco and mid-to-upper 60's elsewhere until los gatos and antioch the only areas crabbing 70 at 72 degrees. we will use clouds from emeryville to san francisco to talk about cooler-than-average temperatures and drizzle again so tonight could be the last night we have to deal with that

with a slit warming and drying trend developing for the weekend the area of low pressure is sliding to the south and deep in the marin later from 2,000' yesterday, so it is so hard to get rid of the clouds. when it is around 3,000 feet it is covering the ground. lucky if we get into the mid-to-upper 70's and 88 around los gatos and gilroy, low-to-mid 70 along the peninsula and pack can and daly city only 61 degrees and downtown and south san francisco, 64 to 66, with mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay and sonoma and napa, the sunshine is first and remain wither at 80 and the east bay shore, 68 in berkeley. mostly low-to-mid 70's in the valleys and possibly a run at

antioch to the upper 80's. the game will start off with clouds and 66 and cooling to 62 with increasing clouds and a two game society with the mets. tonight, drizzle again and temperatures are comfortable at middle 50 to lower 60's. here is the seven-day forecast, possible that tomorrow could be as cool as today with the same slow sunshine and thursday we start to modify the air mass with dry air and warmer by friday, then, back to average and we will hold in the mid-50's and nearly 70 along the coast into san francisco and we will have mid-70's to low 80's an the bay and low-to-mid 80's inland influence the -- 80's >> cell phone carriers were rated based on call, date of performance and reliability. dry long was highest, above at&t, well ahead of t-mobile and

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>> mileses scott and his so many people came out. >> it was amazing how everyone bonded with the little boy and the whole story and the make-a-wish foundation and the documentary certainly has an audience. >> thanking for gypping -- jointing us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. ought clouds are sticking away. have a great day, everyone.

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