live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. inside the south san francisco gym what was an argument ended with a bizarre murder using gym equipment, the suspect is in custody. good morning, i am katie marzullo. >> i am eric thomas. the victim was beaten to death in full view of other jim members at a total fitness, a bali's in south san francisco. amy hollyfield is there with this report. amy hollyfield? we are at the market where the victim worked.

co-workers cannot believe he is gone. he worked here as a butcher for 16 years. they are burning a candle this morning for him on the counter at the market. this is the counter where he worked so many years. co-workers say he it -- lit it up. he was murdered at the bali gym on wednesday night. another member hit him in the head several times with a solid steel bar that usually is used for lifting weights. police have not said if the victim and the suspect knew each other. >> he is a grown man with a kid's heart. he was always smiling. there is nothing bad to say about him. he did not deserve what happened to him. he never fought with nobody.

he never...it is very hard. >> how could someone do that to him? i mean...he never...never harmed anybody. he was a very nice and kind person. >> here is the mug shot of the suspect, police arrested the friction-year-old kenneth asoko leaving the gym after the take but he was identified by the witnesses. he agreed to surrender when the police called him. they took him into custody. they have remain chad him with murder. they have made said the motive. they say that he is now in jail. co-workers at the market say life here without the victim will not be the same. it is already quiet without his clearful personality.

>> developing news, 937-year-old man accused of intentionally setting a massive wildfire in the sierra will be in court today. he is under arrest facing a charm of arson in the case. huntsman will be arraigned at 1:00 o'clock. the fire is now standing at 76,000 acres and is only ten percent contained. it has been burning since days. thousands of homes are evacuated. the man accused of set the fire will appear if court but he is no stranger to the criminal justice system. >> the rap sheet is long. the mug shots many, wayne huntsman at 19, a convicted criminal. last year, smiling for the camera and accused of setting the king fire. it is unfortunate. sis frustrating for the community. this is an individual who has been arrested a number of times and now he is out committing the crimes and has been involved in the fire. >> the crimes date back to 1996 when convicted of stealing a car and d.w.i. and assault with a

deadly weapon in santa cruz county. he was sentenced to three years at san subsequent din and then convicted of receiving stolen property and last year he resisted an officer at a resort. he missed several court dates and a war ran was issued. despite the record his sister who did not want to be camera believes her brother is innocent. >> i cannot believe it. i am sad. worried. scared. my brother would never intentionally do anything to harm the forest wilderness or anyone's housing. >> the king fire is threatening 12,000 homes. he moved to pollock pines in june of last year to work for a construction company and is held at the el dorado county jail on $10 million bail. firefighters continue to make progress on a wildfire burning near the town of weed, california, is 90 percent contained. it has destroyed 4 youth -- 480

acres since monday. this couple did not lose everything. he ran inside to get the one thing the bride to be wanted: the wedding dress. they are getting married tomorrow. nfl commissioner goodell sent a memo to all teams announcing partnerships with the domestic violence hot light in response to the criticism the league has not acted quickly enough concerning domestic abuse cases involving ray rice, adrian peterson and dwyer and will provide financial, operational and emotional support to help more people. the memo states "we proceeding to implement brad educational programs in our league on domestic violence and sexual assault." he is scheduled to speak at a news conference in manhattan at

noon hour time. happening now the long lines have disappeared from the sidewalks in front of apple stores. the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus are out. customers at one store got a special treat waiting in line. matt? the store opened three hours ago and check out how long the line is. it goes all the way to the under of the block on university avenue. people are saying some of the new iphones are out of stock including all of the iphone 6 plus so they are exploring their options. >> standing to line for hours for the latest iphone could seem boring but something like this happens to wake you up. palo alto store attracted hundreds and hundreds on the first day of phones going on sale including the c.e.o.

>> we were here since 9:00 so... >> more excited about the phone? >> more excited to get home in bed. >> apple fan was more excited scoring this picture with the silicon valley legend. >> i took a selfie. >> he was fine with that? >> totally cool. >> everyone felt like a superstar after dropping big bucks on the new gadget. >> i got the regular 6. >> in san francisco, apple fever took a bite identity of normal sleep schedules. some people don't get the appeal. >> some want a phone they can get in a few weeks like a life board. i don't judge. >> for the diehard apple fans nothing feels better than being the first to have the next big thing. >> if you wonder about size difference, here is the iphone

5s on top of the iphone 6 and under it is the iphone 6 plus so you will need cargo shorts for this, forget the skinny jeans. weeks to hours, fans have been waiting. in new york this was scene at fifth and 57th in midtown manhattan this morning. in pasadena, hundreds waited in line at 8:00 a.m. at the apple store. employees say people were peaceful with the exception of a few customers. here is an example of what not to do with your new phone. the first fan in line immediately turned into a fumbling fanatic dropping his on the ground. the phone survived. >> still ahead at 11 o'clock chilling details revalleyed of the foiled isisment to carry out an attack in australia.

>> trouble after take off, a problem that led to an emergency landing in a california airport. scotland spoke: historic vote keeps the united kingdom intact but it will not be "business as usual." a look from our exploritorium camera with a smooth bay and gray sky. we will check withdraw in a couple of minutes to find out

jetblue is looking at the engines on an airbus as this frightening emergency landing. the plan was headed to austin, texas, and passengers say smoke poured from the right engine and into the cabin 13 minutes into the flight. this video from inside the plane as the emergency masks deployed and passengers heard a loud bang and evacuated the plan using the emergency slides. jetblue says a passenger was taken to the hospital for observation. a day after australian police disrupted an isisment to publicly behead random civilians, the prime minister has revealed the parliament and government members were potential targets. congress has given president obama approval to arm and train syrian rebels to fight sis although arab nations threatened bid group have not done the same. >> the united states is war at isil and the international community including the muslim world is at war with isil and

the united states is committed, the president is committed, to building and leading an international coalition to degrade and destroy isil for this reason. >> france has officially committed to use their jets for airstrikes against isis targets in addition to the reconnaissance flights. >> voters in scotland resoundingly rejected independence from the united kingdom in a historic referendum that threatened to change the country. after weeks of buildup voters rejected preeing free from the u.k. at 55 percent to 46 percent and a record high 86 percent of voters turned out for the election which would have ended scotland's 307 year union and the prime minister is now promising to give scott land and the u.k. other nations widespread reform to give them more say over their own affairs. >> the rain was fleeting. >> it is out of here. we are still hanging on to cloud

cover. you notice that clouds were low along the coast and a last areas see sunshine. we will let you know how quickly the clouds will be gone and the seven-day forecast. and flashy debut on wall street with a silicon valley giant reaching the benefits. >> flea market fines and great interior design on a

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>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area,

this is abc7 news. >> a huge day on wall street with e-commerce giant alibaba making the debut on the new york stock exchange trading under the symbol of baba with shares soaring from the pricing of $68 each to $92 a jump that even surprised investors. they could raise up to $25 billion making it the world's biggest i.p.o. yahoo is in line to make up to $9.5 billion and they were an early investor in alibaba. >> a member of our kgo family on the radio side revealed he has parkinson's disease but decided to hide it from the public for 12 years. kgo radio talk show host and his wife, a news anchor, sat down tautog about ron's battle. his doctor also joins us to talk about symptoms and treatments.

depression is part of the illness. >> i have clinical depression so the parkinson's disease feeds into that. bill tell you that 40 percent or circuit percent have depression issues. >> do you find me is moody? >> i think he is sort of always been like that. >> moody? >> before the diagnosis. and you got on antidepress ans and it makes a difference in terms of the moods. i have wondered, was this a symptom showing up before the tremors? >> join us for the exclusive interval with ron owens and parkinson's disease this sunday at 10:00 a.m. as we head into the week time for a look at the forecast. >> all important saturday and sunday the final weekend of the

summer season. it will be warm by sunday. live doppler hd shows you the scan around the bay area is coming up dry although we are still seeing cloud cover along the coast and i will take you for a look at the camera downtown san francisco still has cloud cover overhead and current temperatures is 63 degrees and oakland is 67 and san carlos is 68 and 64 at half moon bay. we will take you to sfo where the sun is shining a few miles south of san francisco. did you notice the clouds will pull back the next couple of hours and sunshine is on the way for region. 62 in santa rosa, and 72 in novato, and 73 at livermore. the exploritorium will show you as we look east there is cloud cover that will give way to sun over the next hour or so and warmer weather on the way for the weekend and autumn arrives on monday evening. an area of low pressure was responsible for rain yesterday

and that is the high pressure building in that will bring sunshine in the afternoon both saturday and sunday. our forecast through the friday you will notice the clouds will cling to the post but in the afternoon most of us are basking in sun and warm temperatures. highs are favor to ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday. headed to the cove to seat appeared take on fill, 70's degrees and by 9:30 p.m. as the fireworks go off temperatures are in the mid-60. highs around the bay area start off with san jose at a high of 80 and 77 for milpitas and 9 in washington, dc and 77 in menlo park and downtown san francisco is 72 and 65 in daly city and 83 in calistoga and sonoma. the east bay will be in the 70 for highs this afternoon at 76 in oakland and 79 in san lenadro and 78 in union city and inland

spots in the 80's, 84 concord and 87 a high for antioch. we have sunshine by the afternoon and sunday is the height of the like with fall starting monday and a chance for rain thursday night into monday. >> thank you, drew. >> minding a hidden gem among piles the john f. kennedy got -- of junk got easy designing gorgeous rooms with vintage treasures using flea market fines spring killed with a lost imagination. >> this could become a very hip

coffee table with an old trunk can become a coffee table. a piece that could have had one purpose but could be incorporated incorporated into a whole new capacity. >> spencer is no strangetory that her passion for design and antiques led to two cable tv shows "i break for yard sales," but what she would not buy? >> a bathing suit. i love -- i would buy vintage dresses, like the beatles underpants, maybe i would frame them but other than that i stay away from this. >> she had great tips. arrive early. bring cash. dress warmly for the early morning treasure hunts. >> notice taken. >> drew will introduce us to a new friend who needs a new home. >> on "rachel ray," a newlywed

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>> yes, a mix. >> they think they are aggressive but that is not true. you can see he was just sitting here. >> exactly. football! >> and the best coat and fur. if someone wanted to adopt him what do you go? >> contact alameda animal shelter or go to our phone number on the screen. our to our website and in a in from now we are having our big event after the ball. >> thank you. >> get to go, for all of us, thanks for joining

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