♪ . >> live from the kgo broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> a high speed chase leaves a trail of destruction in sausalito. look out. under surveillance video from the restaurant catches a moment of the crash in all. four vehicles hurt, five vehicles smashed and two buildings. >> tiffany wilson is live from the scene. tiffany. >> reporter: well, cheryl, they made remarkably quick cleanup. sheriffs deputies say this began actually yesterday with a

domestic violence incident in ma ren city involving 20-year-old derek mccann. this morning, a deputy saw mccann's car and started to pursue. under surveillance video shows the suspects car slam into tables and chairs and pin a customer against the wall. ken witnessed everything. >> it's all the glass, i saw it made a four-door car into a two-door car. there he is. there is the guy others choraled the driver running away. >> reporter: eventually they cornered him. he jumps up a off. >> we knew something had bad happened. >> police say the suspect hit four vehicles, including one

that belongs to a sheriffs deputy. it shows how close roughly 20 customers came to tragedy. >> we are very fortunate we didn't have more fatalities in this incident. the man that was pend against the wall actually walked away. several good samaritans came and moved the car away from him. >> police say the woman and child were not involved. they were taken to the hospital along with the suspects and someone in the ford focus. the owner of hair solutions spent the morning cleaning up. >> we didn't really disturb anything except the wall. we were lucky. >> reporter: the salon will reopen tomorrow. >> well, hit-and-run drivers have killed two people in the last two days in san jose. >> residents are upset speeding

cars turned a thorough fair an unplace to cross. >> david, you clocked how fast cars are speeding. >> reporter: this is six lanes and the speed limit is 40 miles an hour. police this afternoon caught drivers routinely going 50 or higher. we saw pedestrians routinely ignored. the pedestrian was found critically injured lying in the street last evening. the woman driver took off and returned to the scene two hours later. >> she is under arrest. whether they book her, it will be up to the district attorney to determine if charges will be filed. >> reporter: 24 hour hours earlier, a man was struck and killed on center road. there is growing concern about

speeding drivers who neglect crosswalks. >> yes, it's very dangerous, he tells me in spanish. just watch how pedestrians have to stare down and motion to drivers. daniel martinez is 11-years-old seen her crossing with his mother. >> every time. sometimes something bad might happen. >> how bad are the cars going in? >> he was outing his device and caught one person going 58 in a motor fooil mile zone. i took a turn looking at speeds and drivers on center road. >> people are out there from a danger in a hurry. a lot of times they pay attention to as far as speed limits go. >> the chief who represents this area will be looking into what will be done to slow down cars. a traffic signal can cost a half

machine dollars. >> why do i have to wait for people to do something about it? >> in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. >> they say it is holding steady. highway 41 into yosemite just reopened a few moments ago. the 1,200 acre forced a thousand people from their homes. it's burning in the town of oak hurst. it started yesterday the trees are a couple hundred feet tall. all of a sudden you see flames. >> so far that structure has a pro tain tank storage site. >> firefighters headed out to fight that fire.

it's known as the junction fire. they left this afternoon in two alameda fire engines. to the south now, a different fire near lake isabella has grown to 3100 acres, there are road close years in effect. there is no estimate on the exact number at this point. it covers the cost of fighting the fire. >>let look outside to fight the weather. >> it's cooler. if you are fighting these fires. >> it's certainly cool here in the bay area. we have rainfall again. we have lots of cloud cover manly near the coast many spots were quite sunny as well. let's take a look at what

measured overnight. we had drizzle that measured overnight and the early morning hours, .03 of an inch, abrupt mainly blue skies over sfo. there are other places where the clouds are still rather prominent. 68 degrees right now in san francisco. lots of blue sky over the bay, looking eastward in san francisco and low 70s. in livermore, concord, 75 degrees. this is a great view from our camera looking westward, low clouds are stacking up. this evening, we'll see increasing cloud, mostly cloudy in the morning hours. mid-60s at the coast. >> thank you.

bay police today repleased a picture. a man accused of caution a fiery rollover accident sunday night. place say he was speeding and broadsided another vehicle. his car rolled several times colliding with several other vehicles. police say he tried to run away but was tackled by the officers, he is charged with drunk driving, hit-and-run and resisting arrest. a pilot is dead in marin county. the pilot reported engine trouble and said he was going to try to land and sadly never made it. we have the story. >> here is a picture of what's left of the plane that crashed overnight in west marin county. the crash site is remote on private property and is considered a crime scene.

so the sheriff's department provided this picture. local officials are preserving the fight until investigators arrive and look for clues. the faa lost contact of the plane around 9 carolina. 30 and rescue crews came looking for the plane. >> around three hours, our sheriffs deputies spotted a what appears to be flames on the hillside. >> it took another hour to safely reach the fire and discover the plane wreckage. >> this is a very remote location. it's used for cattle ranching and there was no property and residents threatened by this. >> this picture shows the single engine plane that crashed. flight aware the plane is rejts sterd to robert image of redwood city. he radioed in he was having

engine trouble and would try to make it to the 93 airport. they haven't found anyone who saw the crash. a couple ranchers heard something. >> there were two people that heard an airplane. thought it was strange and out of the ordinary that it would be flying so low. investigators say it was so thick. they say it could have impaired the pilot's visibility. in marin county, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police are looking for robbers who hit this high end store and stole expensive watches. it happened last night as the store was getting ready to close. the robbers entered the school. they then grabbed her display case. the keys and took multiple watches. the store sells luxury watches by cartier, brightling and roll ex, some of which sell for as much as $100,000 apiece. still ahead, a pes in

arizona, rescue crews leap into action after heavy rain trigger widespread flash flooding. the outpouring of support victimized by thieves not once but twice. new at 4:30 the tragic death of a rock climber hours after he became tased. a look at the afternoon commute near the san mateo bridge. it has bottled up here over the past ten or 15 minutes we seen smooth sailing on

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. >> covering all the bay area, this is abc 7 fuse. some dramatic images out from arizona where crews are scrambling to save people who have been stranded in flood waters. the national weather service says four inches of rain fell in 24 hour hours. more than an inch pounded the phoenix area in a few minutes. rescuers reached several people trapped in their homes. the storms shut down freeways and a breach in a canal forced water over its banks and into the streets. houses were swamped up to 8 inches of water. meteorologists say the heaviest of those storms has passed. that's some good news. >> the san francisco house became a memorial for robin williams after his death is

returning to normalcy the house on steiner street was pathetic for misdoubtfire. after passing by the house and taking pictures the owner wants to send all the memorabilia to the williams' family. there is a push for a landmark he drove. >> that's after you cross the golden gate bridge into bernard county. >> true, this same bridge is the gateway to ma ren county headed north. so is this tunnel. named after william waldo. do you know who he was? >> no, an engineer? >> no the petition drive to clang the flame. >> hello, hello. >> so for more than 4,000 people changed a petition to rename it

in memory of robin williams. >> robin williams touched so many people's lives with his humor. >> he said with the per mention of his family, he would reintroduce a memento. >> why not? >> the idea is getting traction. >> i think it's a great idea. i think robin williams touched a lot of people's lives in the bay area. >> oh, that would be nice, actually. he's a colorful guy, he's a creative guy. >> he appeared in movies like "dirty harry." some say hippys painted them and of course they're the rainbows. >> over the tunnels, which for so many of us recall the suspenders that mork wore in "mork and mindy." >> in marin county, abc 7 news. >> there has been an outpouring

of support for an east bay school trying to replace dozens of items thieves targeted it twice in the past two weeks. they broke into a storage closet and broke boxes of essential items, and then a few weeks later, they broke into a storm shed. they took sports supplies and items belonging to the boys and girls club so far they've rayes raised about $4600 towards a doctor 10,000 goal. >> a big step today if transforming a dilapidated playgrounds in oakland. crews enstalled a rubber mat right next to frisk middle school. most of the team pitched in with our parent company disney and a non-profit to build that playground six hours earlier this month. city inspectors will take a

look. spencer christian and i spent a lot of time hammering at the steps. if i were the inspectors, i would start the inspections with you and i up through there. >> his brothers, mo and curly. >> oh. >> we had a rather interesting day, some parts of the bay area had clouds that linger through the day. you have still lots in the coast, fairly deep marine layer deepened a lot last night here's looking at blue skies in this direction. southeastward. whole see widespread low clouds spotty morning is possible. warmer days beginning early next week.

we will push up against the coastline. we have that low shifting southward. over the next 24 to 48 hours, we see clouds lingering tomorrow, we should have a weather pattern back to normal. sunnier skies a little less of a manner influence. overnight, spotty drizzle, mainly near the coast. it could occur anywhere. low temperatures overnight will be generally in the upper 50, a little cooler in the north bay. then tomorrow in the south bay mainly sunny, high temperatures ranging from upper 70s to low '80s. san jose 82 at morgan hill on the peninsula, mid- to upper 70s, losal tos on the coast, pacifica. we'll see mid- to upper-60s.

up in the north bay, cooler than average. manly sunny skies and pleasantly mild and highs of 76 over in the east bay high temperatures from 71 at berkeley, 74 in san leandro and 78 in free mont. the bay will be mild-to-warm below average this time of year. livermore 84 at concord. here's the 7-day forecast. we probably won't get significant warming until early next week. the next several days we see high temperatures bounce back a little bit. we see temperatures to about 80 around the bay. warmer weather, sunday into monday, tuesday we see inland highs around 90 degrees or a little above, more seasonal

average. getting back to our playground, bill, we did have lots of fun last night. it was a complete team effort. to management to on air people. it was a great event. >> it was a good time, absolutely. >> up next, some seniors were bowling. >> new after 2k4ri6r789. whether the sun does to your skin? at 4:21. the afternoon commute. the golden gate bridge shrouded in clouds. the traffic is moving nicely. a little heavier in ma ren county. stay with us,

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includes a forward looking camera that records high definition video of engine speed, g-forces and steering wheel angle and records the audio from inside the cabin. so any comments can be heard. the system is a part of an options package that costs just under there are 1,800. san francisco's main library was turned into a bowling alley today the participants were not throwing around the library books. >> virtual they set up several wii consoles and invited teens to a bowling tournament. they used a controller to toss a virtual ball down the lane and knock down animated pens. the competition was intense, the main goal of the wii tournament was to get the seniors moving. >> we're trying to mimic a good alley, they're side-by-side, going through the motion like you usually do in bowling. this activity is a key goal

here. >> so is exposing seniors, holding a virtual bowling tournament. >> all right still ahead at 4:00 tensions running high in ferguson, missouri. police in a nearby city involved in a new deadly shooting. >> police manage to instrument a mass shooting plot involving two high school students. >> a tragedy novembering

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zblompblths. >> and we begin this half hour with a look at our top headlines. the breaking news today, gruesome video surfacing that appears to show the terrorist group isis beheading an american journalist james foley. we will have details in a couple of minutes. here in the bay area, a cleanup is under way. a couple businesses after a car crashed into them. under surveillance from the cafe fred's place in sausalito shows how bad triumphs. police were chasing the driver at a wildfire that forced a thousand people from their homes is holding steady. the latest tweet has it at 1,200 acres. that's unchanged from last night

and the escalating tension between police and residents would be heightened today, when officers shot and killed. a person was killed less than four miles from where michael brown was killed, officers fired at a robbery suspect armed with a knife. they held their hands up, don't shoot. st. louis chief of police went into the crowd to answer their questions. he said the suspect was acting erratically and saying, shoot me now, kill me now. he was three to four feet from an officer when he was shot. community leaders say they are working with police to have an open discussion on what happened. >> there is not ferguson and that one of the root problems of ferguson and not into tension with community and police.

they did not treat them like the enemy. these people do have reputation. we are here immediately. >> in ferguson, police are return u urging people to stay home tonight after officers and protesters clashed last night. >> today relative quiet on the streets of ferguson after yet another night of silent clashes between demonstrators and police. shots fired at officers who responded with tear gas. >> there is a dangerous di namic in the night it allows a small number of agitators to hide in the crowd and simply create chaos. >> office 78 people arrested. police say only four were from here in ferguson. they claim a dozen others came from out of state to join the

protests, calling for action after the shooting death of an unarmed teenager more than a week ago. today officer darren wilson shot him six times according to autopsy is in hiding. they say wilson is struggling. >> i can never imagine him shooting anybody even if he is a police officer, i can tell this is really hard on him. >> reporter: a grand jury can learn more tomorrow. we learned michael brun's funeral will be on monday. >> isis claims they've killed a journalist in november of 2012. today a video appears to be the freelance journalist delivering a statement condemning u.s. action in iraq and then he is killed on the video the video

says it's a crisis to end the innovation in iraq. it threatens he'll be next. u.s. intelligence vsd decline to comment further. the small car carrying the pope's family members slammed into the back of a truck on a lea outside the town of cordoba. they include his grand nephews. the pope's nephew who was driving is in critical condition. the vatican says pope frances was deeply hurt by news of the crash. in southern california, they arrested two high school students suspected of causing a massacre they monitored the boys' activity. >> reporter: a shooting thwarted in california. >> they wanted to kill as many

people as possible. >>. >> reporter: days before classes began, police disrupted what they called a plot to kill, masterminded by two students, 16 and 17-years-old. >> they had a specific plan on how to carry out their sick mission. >> new anxiety for a new school year. >> i really den want to go to school on thursday. >> that is like three days away, two days away. it's a lot of anxiety. >> police say the shooting was in the early stages of planning. the team's researching had to build an arsenal. >> handguns, knives, bulletproof detection and bomb making devices. >> the students were arrested after three days of under surveillance. they were tipped off of suspicious behavior. one suspect resisted arrest. police forced tear way into his home. both now are in juvenile

custody. >> of course, it's scary to think this could have happened here. i'm excited to go back and with with my friend. >> after security will be on hand when classes start thursday, police say it's another reminder for parents and students to be vigilant and take every threat seriously. south pasadena, california. >> a tragic story this afternoon involving a bay area man on the day he got engaged. brad parker fell to his death while rock climbing in yosemite. this was only hours after asking his girlfriend to marry him. vick. >> well, brad parker spent a lot of time here. his fellow climbers are mourning his death. this is the vortex climbing center. he spent a lot of time getting ready for his difficult climbs he died doing what he loves.

the tragedy is compounded by the fact that he died on the happiest day of his life. broad parker has been a veteran climber, he had traveled the world following his passion. >> nepal, thailand. the eastern sierras, he lived there for a long time. he was one of the strongest and most talented climbers. on occasion, he tried deep tissue massage here. he was in a loving relationship as well. >> we were interested in a growing relationship. it's exciting. >> on saturday, parker and his girlfriend completed a climb to the summit, of cathedral peek in yosemite, once there, he he had an amazing day, a great

time. this apparently happened on the top of the peak and they descended that. >> parker wanted to train a bit more for a hard climb later this week. he went alone, to crime a dramatic ridge about three miles from cathedral peak. he decided to do it solo, meaning without a rope. >> he has climbed the climb two or three times. he absolutely thought he kould would do this. >> something went terribly wrong, nearby climbers saw parker fall done the granite crest. today this small tribute to his memory here, to a man that followed his dreams and lifted everyone's spirits with his smile and passion. >> still ahid head on abc 7 news, this little guy loves playing with tools and today he got to hang out with the big boys. his special wish today in san

francisco. >> first the couple that met years before they actually met. the story behind this pre-school picture. >> out in san francisco, we see a mix of cloupdz and blue sky. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >> another live look at the afternoon commute, this is the macarthur maze, it is a mess, especially the oncoming traffic headed towards 80 east it's a little better into san francisco. francijake years.e been best friends for years. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd,

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. >> well, here's a twist. a nine-year-old girl taking a stand against parental crankiness. >> she wrote a letter to her parents. er do parents, it seems you have been overly strict tonight. therefore, i do not wish to read with you tonight. but if you change your attitude, i will be grad to. good fight from chloel. smith. >> is this from one of my kids? the letter was posted on the website, the kid says she was her pre-school teacher and she was much more advanced than the other children. >> they get in trouble now too. >> you want her to be assertive. a pair of british newlyweds got quite the surprise when they got

home from their honeymoon. they found the ground floor covered in post-it notes, more than 14,000 of them. you remember last week we had the story of a whole car covered? this was the floor. friend who were feeting tear cats while they were away pulled off this elaborate prank and set up a hidden camera to capture their reaction. they've done this a couple times before, filling their friend's apartment with ',000 balloons. i don't want them house sitting for me. >> no, not at all. you can call this a cute coincidence or something meant to be. >> this couple have been married nearly ten years. it turns out this florida couple may have been destined to meet much, much sooner. here they are in preschool. they unknowingly attended the same costume party. jason is superman on the right. the genie is his future bride. they did not discover it until well after they started dating.

>> i called her up, did you ever have a genie costume? >> for halloween, i said i did. yes. >> well, on their engagement, they used this picture as their save the date which read in about 20 years, he'll turn around and catch his first glimpse of her on april th she'll say "i do." now that couple have three kids of their own. >> that's remarkable and very sweet. all right, let's get a look at the forecast with spencer christian here. >> what a spreet story. we give you a picture of our weather graphically speaking. we have low clouds hanging around the inland areas. the old familiar overnight pattern. the picture for tomorrow has a lot going on. a few thunderstorms.

it will be showery along the atlantic. mainly dry, hot in the desert southwest. you see a tropical storm local down there in the pacific, posing no threat to land areas. we have that monsoonal flow of what are you calling into the desert southwest of the u.s. which is typical for this time of the 84 and thunderstorms rumble over palm springs. you may have 'cause caught flash flooding in parts of arizona from this monsoonal area. palm springs will be sunny and dry and warm. here in the bay area, we'll have a mild to warm day. some fog lingering at the coast. mainly sunny skies, high temperature will range from mid and upper 60s at the coast cooler the time of the year. our inland areas, a dry day. we can expect a warm-up

beginning this weekend. >> all right. thank you. i came to boston for a day. i never thought this would happen. yeah, glad acan be there. >> how one woman's morning jog comes to a dramatic rescue. >> the shocking new

. >> a woman is being hailed as a hero for rescuing two children after they fell into a resser voir strapped into a double stroller. the woman was jogging when she saw the stroller roll down towards the water. it rolled down a ten foot embankment. the kids went in face down. rebecca is a former lifeguard. she did not wait for the mother to act. >> the children were buckled in. at that point it was waterlogged. i couldn't take it out. one of the women went in. she couldn't swim but ended up grabbing on me. >> she basically had to save all three of them. rebecca dragged all three closer to the edge.

others helped bring them all in. police say the kids are so young 18 months and four-years-old, they were checked out. they are okay. rebecca happened to be in new york for the day for her father's birthday, certainly the right place the right time. >> very courageous, too. now a video revealing the hidden dangers of sun damage an artist is showing below your 16, water happening there. abc news medical contributor has the story. >> reporter: it's the shocking video burning up the internet with up to 9 million and counting, from the idz out, the difference from night and day, the photographer is hoping his video will help shed light on the importance of sunscreen the motion appearing on his video as

solid black streaks. this shows sunscreen with block uv rays. >> i think what's interesting is this shows exactly how effective sunscreen can be. >> one in five americans can develop skin cancer in their lifetime. this video shows a small tample, dermatologists say everyone is susceptible to sun damage. >> everyone can have their ken checked at least once a year, if you have a lot of spots, check more often. >> something i know all too well, exposed to the sun at an early age. >> i was a lifeguard when i was a teen ager. >> i recently had five moles removed, one of my hips. >> studies show if you use 61 screen every day, if you lower your skin cancer and aging by 20%. >> a dog in southern california is alive today. she has a pitbull mix pitle to thank for it. the dog was rushed to the vet

after eating squirrel poison. he said the only way to save nina was by performing a dog-to-dog transfusion. first he needed a donor and permission from the owner. dr. ross did not hesitate. he chose pitle boarded at this hospital and called pitle's owner. >> i asked him, would it be dangerous. >> she said, no, but we have to get sedated. esaid he could probably use a little an stesia. pitle is fine after the transfusion, so is nina. >> this man is 62 and david kuhn

is not the average long distance runner. he is blind he criss-crosss the country to raise money, he is joining in may. he is running around the pimt states of the united states, approximately 11,000 miles for his 12-year-old granddaughter. >> i'm care drimpblt i want to extend my granddaughter's life and the lives of those struck with this disease. my pain, my struggling is nothing compared to those. >> he wears it. he is up to 1,400 miechlts he made it to minnesota. >> a remarkable effort there. up next, normally little kids are not allowed on the construction site. this happens to be the exception. >> a little boys special day in san francisco. >> i'm dan ashley in the abc 7 newsroom, coming up at 5:00.

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>> here's a look at our prime time lineup. we started off with extreme weight loss followed by 20/20. you remember pat, don't you? how could anybody forget, right? that was an elaborate production that mesmerized not only a city but an entire country. in san francisco today a smaller version but as abc 7 reporter wane freedman tells us just as effective. >> reporter: this is a construction site, get up close and personal. it is for the place for kids but if you believe in rules, it also goes without saying rules are

made to be broken, case in point age 12k3w4r he said he wanted to be a foreman. >> how much time did it take you to decide? >> not even a second. >> that's his 2,000 apartment going up. patricia wilson has been in a place like this. >> i want to be battling something adult and put tell together. >> reporter: today the greater bay area struck again. he has always loved construction and construction sites. for kidney cancer. >> his dad told us he stared out the window at the construction all the time. >> reporter: today this somewhat shy little boy was wide eyed and hand on, all over the site.

mike duran served as the tour guy. >> when was the last time you took orders from a three-year-old? >> when my sons were younger. >> reporter: except for lorenzo, he felt all grown up and maybe that was one of the goals, right? a lifetime experience? >> it's nice to see him just enjoying himself. i'm trying to figure out how we will keep up with this. >> reporter: after all that treatment, they are expecting a long one. >> how cute is little renzo? having the day of his life. the make of wish does an absolutely fantastic job. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a high speed pursuit ends with a crash into two businesses. how good samaritans jumped in to save people crashed. new information this evening

about what went so wrong. >> plus, thousands of people pack up and leave as a fire burns near yosemite national park. >> the fire is extending a lot of resources. >> we are looking at another drizzly morning commute. find out when we will snap out of this cooler than normal pattern coming up. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7. plus, planes drop retardant as firefighters go all out near another wildfire at yosemite national park. thanks, for joining us. >> at least eight structures have burned in this fire. strike teams left early this morning to help fight the blaze. the fire is burning in mad eira

county. the evacuation orders for some places were lifted this afternoon. laura anthony is live with the latest on this. laura. >> reporter: well, hi, dan, the situation here is actually much improved, of course not for the folks that own this property. this is a local landmark, it's the old landmark restaurant. it was ground zero as flames headed to the east after jumping highway 41. though the active fire moved well to the east of downtown, the damage has clearly been done in and around downtown. in all, eight structures are known to have burned in the junction fire. at least one is a home. >> we barely got out. i thought for sure the whole place was going to go up. >>. >> reporter: her home experienced a near miss with the flames coming so close.

>> we could see the whole property was glowing orange. >> one day after 13,000 evacuation orders went out the situation is much improved. >> the biggest thing is the day is heating up. it will make it rougher for the firefighters. >> it was very close, above the restaurant here. >> reporter: in downtown oak hurst, the week should be the last blast of the summer season, it's thanks to the fire about as quiet as can be. >> hopefully tomorrow homes will reopen. we are hoping for tomorrow getting back to business as usual. we are hoping. >>. >> reporter: area schools are closed one day after they opened for the fall session. >> it's not horrible. it would be if the school burned down. >> that's something the 600 fire fighters on the front leans are