live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> thousands of commuters were affected by the horrific crash today on interstate 880 in san lenadro after a collision between a big rig and almost a dozen vehicles. thanks for joining us. that accident injured a number people. it shut down interstate 880 for hours. nine people were hurt. amy hollyfield joins us from san lenadro. it took a long-term to get the -- long time to get the road open? >> some people were so tired of waiting they took matters into their own hands and tore down the against created their own

exit ramp so they could escape the freeway. an emergency responder said it felt like a movie scene, a car was on fire, people needed help, some were screening and running. a helicopter landed on the freeway. cars in both directions came to a stop. >> anyone people were taken to the hospital. three in critical condition. investigators say after 3:00 an sufficient traveling southbound on 880 crashed into the guard rail and a big rig tried to avoid the wrecked car and swerved and crashed through the center divider and some oncoming northbound traffic. at least ten cars crashed. authorities closed 880 in both directions. >> it is uncommon to be shut down in both directions. this was a major accident with a lot of debris and fuel on the road. >> crews had to tow all cars and clean the freeway and repair the

center divider. all while drivers sat and watched and waited. for hours. some get out of the their cars to survey the situation. and socialize. >> i am worried about our trucks stuck. >> i have been here since 3:08. hopefully i don't have to go to work. >> some drivers were so desperate they tore down a chain fence and drove through the hole to escape the shutdown freeway. >> that is funny. >> i am supposed to be at work at 4:00 a.m. so it is what it is. >> they opened the lanes as they got debris cleared but they did not on the final northbound lane until 9:30 this morning 6 1/2 hours after the collision. >> a wildfire burning in the

central valley has green to 320 acres and the fire has forced up to a thousand people from their homes near oakhurst and madera county and is 20 percent contained. 21 homes have been burned and structures and threatening 400 other structures. it is believed that someone started the fire at 2:00 yesterday afternoon, with that still under investigation. >> 800 firefighters are battling the king fire which is 3,900 acres. it is 10 percent contained. it is burning east of a local community starting saturday afternoon causing 160 mandatory evacuations. the wild first is threatening on homes. >> another fire in mendocino county with an evacuation order lifted that destroyed five structures burning 400 acres. it is now 50 percent contained.

we have pictures from the fire that started on friday afternoon. firefighters are working in extreme conditions with strong winds. 450 firefighters are battling the battle. >> a young man was fatally shot by a police officer and the memorial is growing. 24-year-old richard perez died after being shot outside the liquor store on sunday morning. flowers and candles line the sidewalk outside of the store. the officer told investigators that perez was drunk and abilitying aggressively. the two get into a fight and perez went for the gun forcing him to shoot peres throw times in the chest. name of the officer has not been released and he is on routine paid leave. >> in santa cruz county a surfer says a great white knocked him off the subboard and took a chunk out of the board. this shows the damage to the board. the great white 10' or 15' long

came out of the water when he was subjecting on -- was surfing on saturday. he swam to shore and was safety. >> 49er fans are trying to be driving. >> people did not know if they wanted to discuss the defeat bit bears or the frustration they have with trying to lebanon the stadium after the game. a day after the 49ers opened levi stadium for the face off with chicago, the talk is not just the team's loss but the levi stadium persons and the challenges of getting out of the parking lot and through the heavy traffic. >> why come here on sundays. >> nose who live nearby avoid the area. >> i used to come to the gym on sunday. why now. >> 70's,000 --

freeway. the big issue is the traffic since the move from san francisco. >> we have an amazing stadium. it what time for candlestick to take a rest. >> a season ticket holder from oregon stays at hilton and took advantage of the stadium to the hotel. >> i was so ready toen credit and the seats...i thought i would go to oregon and say, will, i won and you lost but unfortunately, we are both going to be sad. >> the general manager says the hotel sold out on sunday packing the hotel bar and restaurant. >> it was beyond our expectations. overwhelming. >> he came up with a plan to increase available packing and reduce traffic congestion. >> on game day no staff drives

to the property and everyone takes public transportation or is dropped off or like me i ride my bicycle. with a record of one and one are you losing far eight? >> i have had 10 years of bad stuff this is just a blip in the road. >> love her. she was fantastic. i have to say, what about arizona and she says we will town things around by then. great america plans to have the pack closed on the next home game on sunday so that will help with the packing situation. >> thank you, knick -- nick. >> mcdonald of the 49ers will not be in court because the san jose police are working on their case. the defensive lineman has yet to be charged with any crime.

>> new this morning, minnesota viking running back peterson has been re-instated. last week he was benched after being charged with child abuse. the viking take the allegations seriously but will not make a final decision regarding a possible suspension until the legal process plays out. >> in baseball the giants are on the verge of post-season and you have one hour to register for a chance if buy playoffs. the deadline is noon today to get your name into a random drawing to buy the remaining tickets with a link on our website at abc7news.com and if director name is drawn you will have a chance to get championship series and world series tickets. >> thousands of tourists forced to take shelter during vacation. still ahead, hurricane odile makes land file and americans stuck in mexico ride owe the storm. >> the search for suspects in a high-end burglary ring.

a look outside from the camera at the exploritorium. meteorologist mike nicco is up next with the forecast.

>> urban outfitters has caused outrage over a sweatshirt called vintage kent state red stained and man say it has like blood the site of a deadly school

shooting by the national guard unit that opened fires on protesting students over the vietnam war. four students were killed. nine were injured. many call the sweatshirt appalling and in bad taste. the company removed the shirt from the website and issue add statement apologize saying in part it was never our intention to allude to the events that took place in kent state in 1970. we are saddened. >> tourists are bracing for the strongest hurricane on record. odile made landful overnight battering cabo, a category three storm with winds up to 125 miles per hour. mexican authorities have set up emergency shelters to hold up to 30,000 people and many are american tourists. one couple from san francisco say this they took shelter in their hotel bathroom. >> the building was falling off and the vibration was intense

feeling like earthquakes. >> before it hit you could feel the air pressure changing. >> americans headed to the airport to try on get out and they get to the airport and discovered that there were no outgoing flights. >> police in southern california say that members of a burglary ring are targeting homeowners by pretending to be maids, and two women are going door to door in the wealthiest neighbors in los angeles are pretending to be housekeepers looking for work. if no one answers the door the women call their accomplices would break in. surveillance video in a bellaire home shows them ransacking the living room if broad daylight stealing cash, electronics, passports and ripped a safe from a mall. >> if we can identify them they can be linked to other crimes. >> police say this are five suspects in the burglary ring and they have stolen tens of thursday of property in the last

two weeks. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning, from the to which the broadcast center where you can see total subshine. hard to believe it is going to be cooler again today. that is one theme to the forecast and the other team is tracking drizzle for the coast on wednesday and thursday and a chance of showers for us. that is just in the seven-day forecast. also ahead, an incredible physical feat an unusual way a man celebrated his 60th birthday. >> a new season of "dancing with the stars" kicks off tonight and how the actor of "fresh prince of bellaire," is

>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is fielding speculation she could make the 2016 presidential bid after a friendship -- trip to iowa telling democrats that shared opportunity over the guardians of gridlock. former president bill clinton joined his wife to pay tribute to retiring iowa sent hacken at his final fundraiser. she teased the crowd by not expanding more on a potential campaign run. >> it is true i am thinking about it. but for today, that is not why i am here. i'm here for the steak.

>> steak. >> the event drew 6,000. >> this morning, a petaluma man took a big risk. >> the wind was a concern because it could have cause a problem with the sail but when i am moving it is not a problem. >> this is video of victor trying to swim the 1.2 miles from alcatraz with handcuffs and leg shackled and towing a truck and did not wear a wet suit. he put a friend in a boat and towed him and he swims in the bay all year round. this could be the last year because for his 65th he said all he going to do is pick up the phone to make restaurant reservations. >> sounds good to us. >> congratulations. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco on what is going on.

it is looking sunny. >> very bright. can you get a nasty burn if you are not careful. take the sunscreen if you headed out. we will talk about what happened this morning. beautiful sunrise before the clouds try to make it into the east bay valley and you will notice that every day the sun moves more to the right of the screen which is to the south as the dares are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer and we are seeing the microclimates develop overnight. we will look at the winds 24 miles per hour in fairfield and 14 at concord and ten in napa and you can see the onshore breeze. it is mixing up the marine layer with all the clouds going away and it will, mostly sunny for the afternoon and you can see it is happening at the golden gate bridge where we have a west wind at 12 miles per hour and to the south bay you can see total sunshine in the san jose right now. we are in the 60's and 70's.

70 in san mateo and 79 in los gatos for the warm spot. mid-to-upper 60's elsewhere. and here is a look at downtown san francisco, the financial district, many areas from our camera, you can see the haze in the air but now we have clean air under the mostly sunny and cooler air mass and now we have the drizzle wednesday and thursday and the chance of light showers is lingering on thursday's forecast for the rest of us and here is the weather maker, a cold front and a low but not much moisture that is enhancing the sea breeze and we will see that cooling trend that took the 100s out of the forecast and it will take the 90 out of the's. we could make another day before they go away and mid-80's in los gatos and gilroy. watch out for the rough serve in santa cruz and 74. millbrae will be 72. mid-60's loan the coast. 70 downtown and upper 70's and near 80 at the valley and from

72 at berkeley to 79 in fremont. mid-80's to nearly 90 at antioch and live more and maybe the last day we see that until next week. low-to-mid 50's in the north by. fast forward to wednesday, here is the second low pressure coming through. you can see by wednesday evening there are showers in mendocino county down to cloverdale. trying to sneak in to none sonoma. we have drizzle overnight and possible light showers. we have more on thursday. look at the pathetic rainfall amounts, only .1" in santa rosa. that is a start. and behind that supposedly another warmup with temperatures above average. until we get to thursday, look how we take the small backward steps and a small warming on friday, saturday, and sunday. all eyes are on wednesday and thursday and the next couple of

days are hoping the system could tap into the moisture from odile but right now it likes like it won't. if it did we could crank up the rainfall amounts. >> 13 celebrities are ared to show off the dancing moves in "dancing with the stars" season premiering tonight and fans of "fresh prince of bellaire," are in for a treat. we caught up to ask if he would break out the famous moves. >> i will do some signature moves as long as america keeps me on but in the beginning we plan on just doing the dances that are usually done in the ballroom. >> signature moves? he said he has been training guard. the actor just returned from vacation and weighed 202 and he has lost 14 pounds. >> everyone talked about that

benefit. it gets you in shape. you can catch the stars kicking off "dancing with the stars" and the new season tonight at 8:00 right here. >> still to come, a new spin on taylor swift's new single. ♪ take it off >> the star promises

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>> coming up, with the los angeles department is saying after detaining an actress over the weekend. >> and the showdown over space, bicycles versus cars with a new buffer law taking affect tomorrow with an important twist. >> finally, a fraternity lip sinking video of taylor swift caught the attention of the singer herself. ♪ shake, shake, shake ♪ ♪ yeah >> the brothers of the fraternity at sylvania thought this video of "shake it off," in one take and has three million views and one viewer was

actually taylor swift her sell. >> she shared the video on her account on social media and they nailed it and promised to make a date for each of them with their dates to see a show of hers next >> and all these men know all the wores to a taylor swift song. >> there are a lot. you only need a few that know it in the front. >> thanks for joining us.

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