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exgirlfriend before turning the gun on himself, but could police have done something to stop the tragedy? >> that's what police are asking and tonight defending the deadly dispute. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. it happened south of market in san francisco. police received four 9-1-1 calls in the hours that lead up to the final and deadly >> sergio has the story. >> the woman kept calling police to say her ex-boyfriend who used to live with her would not leave her alone. and even after hours in jail he made a violent return. >> this was one of the final dispatch calls. shots fired and two people hit. >> hiding in the close is the and the the ex-boyfriend and the roommate were in the hallway. >> 29-year-old young forced these way into the complex and shot his ex-girlfriend and then fatally shot himself. she was hit in the chest and

remained at san francisco general hospital. over the span of nine hours says they received a series of 9-1-1 calls. the last call at 8:30 they say young wouldn't stop ringing her door bell, but she hung up after the nuisance ended. 45 minutes later another call. police respond and convince young to leave. less than an hour later young returnss in tokes indicated -- intoxicated so police book him for being drunk in public. he smendz the night in jail. at 4:00 a.m. he shows up. she called police. police watch as she allowed him in and helped him back and he leaves. an hour later he somehow forces his way back into her home. >> getting another call. he is whispering that his roommate was shot. >> police say this is troubling because young had been arrested two years ago for felony domestic violence.

>> it was dismissed by the district attorney's office because the victims refused prosecution. >> san francisco police are reviewing how this morning was has beened. was handled. but officers followed procedure. abc7 news. >> president obama is raising money for democrats. here you can see him arriving on air force 1 earlier this evening. his big event was at the w hotel. katie is there live where there was a mix of gridlock, protesters and donors. >> this area came to a stand still as they were here. the protesters were here president chaing long before -- chanting long before that. >> all right.

we will get back to that report. sorry about the trouble. however, dozens of people had to rearrange their friday night plans for the visit. for nearly five hours no one was allowed to leave the parking garage on fourth and mission. roads were shutdown during the president's event and drivers were absolutely stuck. >> i am supposed to go to a party, but we end up being here. >> so we get out and didn't come back. we did some shopping too. >> and drivers are venting their frustration with traffic on twitter tonight and even starting an obama jam hash tag to describe the gridlock. now tomorrow morning president obama will attend a round table at the pacific heights home of the zynga co-founder. each will pay up to $32,400 to exchange views with the president. now we will continue to follow the president's bay area visit on air and on-line.

for up to the minute news follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. a simple soccer game was quickly a heated clash in san francisco's mission district. it all happened about two weeks ago at the mission park soccer field. it was posted on youtube. a group of young tech workers tried to kick some local teens off the field because the workers reserved it through the city. the teens refused to go saying it was always a place for pick up games. things got worse when they argued money can't change the neighborhood rules that were in place for years. we checked in the city allows people to reserve the field for $27 an hour. new at 11:00, a car crashes and ends up on the front lawn of a house. it happened in mountain view. a car turned on to california street from chough -- chiquita

avenue. the car broadsided the other vehicle and it flipped almost on to the porch. two people were taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. >> the top man at microsoft continues to backpedal after the comments of female workers asking for raises. it ouch ited off a social media firestorm. he apologized, but as tiffany wilson found, some women advocacy groups feel it doesn't go far enough. >> he is apologizing after these comments set off a storm of criticism. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that i think might be one of the additional super

powers that quite frankly women who don't ask for a raise have. that's good karma. it will come back. >> today on the streets of san francisco women add -- addamently disagree. >> i think it is absolutely absurd. if they feel like they deserve it, they have to ask for it. >> he responded with a tweet saying he was inarticulate and then sent a message to the company. it says, i answered the question wrong. i believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work. if you think you deserve a raise, you should ask. when it comes to raises, he says many of his clients prefer to look for a new job than ask for more money. >> a lot of times we say have you asked for a raise? the more common answer is i have not. >> molly works in tech. >> i learned early on that you do have to stand up for yourself. >> she is glad she apologized, but ultraviolet doesn't think

it is enough. >> i think microsoft should fire him. they should replace him with a ceo who will take -- who will take it seriously. hillary ward their hard work with fair salaries. >> he ended his apology e-mail with i certainly learned a available lesson. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> let's go back to katie's report on the president's visit to san francisco. it was a mix of gridlock and protesters in the city tonight. here is katie's report. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: anti-war protesters greeted president obama in san francisco. >> he didn't ask the people or congress to start these wars. >> you don't want women and kids and nobody doing anything, just talking. >> the president's motorcade arrived at the w hotel a little before 7:00. guests who paid between $500

and $32,000 were inside being treated to a concert by r&b singer maxwell. nicky thomas shared this picture with us. she also took this video. >> we talked about how it is great to get together and it is great to be entertained and come together, but we have to come together to vote. >> he came representing the asian-american hotel owner association. >> there is some issues that we work out with him, but at the end of the day, the intentions are all right. >> when the president comes to town there are always issues. at least one arrest. police say this man tried to knockdown their barricade. traffic jams for sure. pedestrian and bicycle detours. travel weary hotel guests who are stopped by police. and imagine if this were your wedding day and you were sharing your venue with the president. abc7 news. a marin county landmark

could become a memorial to the late robin williams. state assembly member mark levine will bring a proposal to name the wall -- the waldo tunnel in honor of williams. a small slip sends a 3-year-old into a jaguar exhibit. what his frantic father and zookeepers did to stop the unthinkable from happening. >> spiders pouring out of the walls. what the homeowners had to do next. >> and one million. that's how many people are expected to pack san francisco this weekend. what you need to know about fleet week festivities. >> fine weather for that. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures are on the rise this weekend and so is the fire danger. i will be back with details on a red flag rn whatting.

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tonight is temporarily ordering officers to stop working off duty security jobs for the 49ers. now that comes after we learned the niners star ray mcdonald permanently called a sergeant who moon lighted for the team. the sergeant arrived before other officers who responded to a 9-1-1 domestic violence call. it appears that call was not

made until after the sergeant was at the home. the independent police auditor says off duty jobs can create a conflict of interest when an employer is involved in a crime. >> i can't envision a situation where there isn'lict r conflict of interest where there is a police officer who is working secondary employment for companies or businesses that make money. >> ray mcdonald has not been charged and no long how long the moonlighting ban will be in place for police officers in san jose. a young child falling into the jaguar exhibit at the little rock zoo sent nearby visitors visitors and staff rushing to his rescue. now, that report on how this all happened. >> 9-1-1. >> we need somebody at the little rock zoo. we have somebody fell into the tiger enclosure and the tiger attacked the baby. >> a frightening happening. a boy falling two stories into a jaguar exercise.

the boy's father calling for help and throwing things, a water hose and a camera bag as they attacked his son on his foot and neck. >> she in there? >> yes, it is not good. >> once zoo staff arrived they kept the jaguars at bay with fire distinguishers and lowering a ladder into the pit and then pulling the boy to safety. the toddler is conscious and responsive. >> we saw the car go by with a child and his head pleading and we are trying to figure out what is going on. . >> the youngster is in critical condition with extensive scalp lacerations and a depressed skull sphwrook tour. the child's name has not been disclosed and his family is not releasing any further medical information. the reports are the injuries are not life-threatening. for now, the jaguar exhibit is temporarily closed and a full investigation into the incident is underway. >> abc news, new york. this is unbelievable. imagine standing in your house and watching poisonous spiders

fall from the ceiling and ooze out of the walls. it drove out a missouri family. exterminators covered the home with a giant tent and pumped in lethal gas to get rid of thousands of venomous spiders. they side the previous owners saying they never told them about the problem. the half million dollar home is now in foreclosure. a week from today, october 17th, marks the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. it is the expect "15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake." cheryl jennings will look back at the disaster that pro foundly changed the bay area. it is fleet week and the parade of ships arrived in san francisco today. hundreds of people watched as the navy ships escorted by the fire department and coast guard went under the golden gate and into the bay. they will host tours, but the

highlight is the blue angels as they show tens of thousands of people every year. you can watch it where you live by going to abc7news.com. we will be streaming the airshow live tomorrow and sunday at 3:00 p.m. >> they can only try about 15 minutes today because of the fog. what will it be like saturday and sunday? >> sandhya has been checking. >> hi, ama and dan. the show must go on tomorrow. even though practice rounds didn't completely go on today, we are going to see a switch up in the pattern which is going to blow the fog away. we have the fog right now and live doppler 7hd, and we have the san francisco giants ferry here and coit tower is all lit up. visibility from this vantage point is good. temperatures in the upper 50s from san francisco and oakland and san carlos and san jose and half moon bay, pretty uniform temperatures. it is a little murky because

of the fog. looking across the bay, the low 50s in the north bay valleys. we are protected from the wind. this will be a cool night. concord 60 degrees and livermore 58. here is the vow from our exploratorium camera. warmer pattern for the weekend with increasing fire danger and looking at a chance of rain next tuesday, wednesday and even friday of next week. it looks like the storm door may be opening. temperatures tomorrow morning starting out on the cool side especially here in the north bay valley. upper 40s. most other areas in the 50s. watch out for the fog for your early weekend plans. it will be around first thing in the morning and you will see high clouds throughout the day. filtering the sunshine, but watch that fog. it gets blown away a little bit. as we head toward the afternoon we will be joined. a done slowed be wind will dry out the air mass so a red flag warning 11:00 p.m. saturday night through 5:00 a.m. on monday. north, northeasterly wind gust

30 to 50 miles an hour. look at the humidity. it drops rapidly, 8 to 18% and so if fires do occur they will quickly grow. keep that in mind as we take aing loo, here is what is bringing the high pressure. the weekend brings a warm up and then beyond that fall chill and rain arriving next week. a system in the gulf of alaska will head down our way. but the low you are looking at at the gulf of alaska has big swells and they will reach our coast tomorrow morning and continue through late sunday night. it is a large northwesterly swell 11-13 feet. there is a risk of rip currents and waves. be careful if you go out to enjoy the beautiful weather. rain on monday night well to the north of us. watch what happens as we head into tuesday. tuesday afternoon specifically you will need rain gear. it is going to be wet and then we get a breather before systems next system comes in for friday. highs for your saturday, 68 half moon bay and mid80s

santa rosa and 75 in oakland and antioch 90 and livermore 87 and it is definitely going to be warmer, 79 palo alto. 82 jose and 76 in santa cruz. giants will be playing in st. louis against thelouis against h busch stadium midto upper 50s and there is a chance of rain as we look at the forecast there. but that's no worry. accu-weather seven-day forecast, temperatures will peak on sunday and mid70s to mid-nineties only to drop off sharply on tuesday. wednesday, 70s in our warmest spots. definitely needing the potential for some rain gear continuing again on friday. >> good, we love that. >> thanks, sandhya. and we are focused on the giants big game, but we have college football jie. larry beil has the latest. >> stanford is playing a rare friday night game against wazzu and the cardinals are showing off their own attack. sports is next.

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the air raid offense. a washington team against cal. checking it out and going deep down the middle. three touchdowns and his only two catches of the game and stanford lead it 17-7 at the half. they could have had much more. the younger brother of former cardinal star fumbles at the one yard line. great catch as well. falls back because of an illegal shift. wazzu still in the game. we have the replay and rolling to his right. you don't want to make this throw and you don't want to try this throw.

24-17 game and he ice itself with under two minutes to go and diving for the end zone 34-17 and the cardinals improve to 4-2. >> i am dplad we have -- i am glad we are starting to put it together right now. we are going to keep on getting those wins one at a time. >> tonight is the first night we look like us and felt like us. i thought our runners came out and ran hard. the offensive line blocking well. we all had a tough game and tough week last week. he threw the deep ball and threw extremely well. >> and cal hosts washington tomorrow afternoon. giants getting ready to open the nlcs and you don't want to play extra innings with the royals. sports next.