live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> breaking news from san jose, where a body is found following a car fire in a garage, across the street from the courthouse and jail. thanks for joining us. the fire started after an accident in the garage. our reporter joins us from the seen. this is an unusual case, the santa clara main jail is across the street and firefighters and police officers are here on the scene responding to a vehicle fire on the second floor of the garage.

they found a body in one of the cars. the call came at 9:25 when a driver hit a pillar and another vehicle on the second floor and the vehicle caught fire. the fire department pulled out a full first alarm to make sure no one else was trapped with the smoke inside the garage. >> after we distinguished the fire there was one person deceased in the vehicle that was involved in the vehicle accident. the cause of the vehicle accident and subsequent fire is under investigation and the police will take over that investigation. >> i asked the fire can't if it looked suspicious and he said the person can have had a medical emergency or hurt attack but investigators will determine. the body was badly burned so the coroner has to identify the experience. there is in word on how long police and fire will be here. thank you, matt.

investigators are look how flames started at holy cross catholic church in san jose. the four-alarm fire destroyed the historic house of worship built in 1920. investigators with arson say that the fire started in a choir loft where the organ sits and is not suspicious. it will be up to the insurance company investigators to figure out the cause of the church has served generations of parish owners and was redone recently. >> we hope to rebuild not as beautiful as we had because there is no artist that can do that but, probably, we can have a space to worship god and have believe efforts together. >> the father says the church has insurance so that will help pay for the rebuild. masses are held next door right new. >> seven people have been displaced after a large house caught fire near the uc berkeley

campus after 5:00 a.m. >> there are no reports of injury and investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the fire. >> we are learning more of federal agents' surprise infection of the 49ers locker room on game day part of an investigation into whether nfl teens have been giving players prescription drugs illegally. our reporter is at levi stadium in santa clara. we have new perspective. >> we checked with anthony to get the perfect of on all of this and she said just because you see federal agents involved do not assume they are looking to throw people in jail. their job is to regulate how prescription drugs are used and we should look at this as a possible good thing no the players. >> the 49ers got a surprise visited in the drug enforcement agency while playing the new york giant on the world.

agents shows up in the locker room of the seahawks and buccaneers. the teams cooperated and are in the clear. >> there are random checks as they see to see if anyone is transferring controlled substance across the state line. >> the d.e.a. said it is part of an ongoing investigation and may 1,200 former players is suing nfl saying the painkillers were handed out like candy. >> we never knew what we were taking at times. >> i don't think anyone is going to get hauled off away in handcuffs. the attorney says do not assume because it is the d.e.a. there will be arrests. he was involved as a against attorney in the case then in the bay area as the steroids kiss. she points out the d.e.a. regulated legal drugs and this could be a if thing. >> they want the players

protected. the d.e.a. new is stepping up to ensure the health care providers are treating their football players that are patients appropriately. this is good. >> she thinks this will go bigger. show would not be surprised if they start looking into hockey teams and baseball teams. the d.e.a. said it will "not comment," on future actions. this afternoon, civilian mayor is -- the san francisco mayor will make an announcement about the former home of the 49ers, turned into a massive urban mall with museums and shopping centers and scores. >> we expect a big announcement with the future of candlestick park transforming the blighted area into a gem.

the stage is set for the announcement with the san francisco mayor revealing the lands for a new mall zipped to turn candlestick park into a mixed use space of urban living and shopping, commercial space, neighborhood retail, a restaurant village, movie these federals and more. here is a look at the renderings, the hope if the former 49er stadium is to credit a 500,000 square foot shopping center similar to santana row in san jose and create more than 3,000 permanent job. residents say the promise of jobs can help some in the community who have struggled under the weight of low employment. >> i would like to see many of the people that are being outward migrated will be able to see there is someplace in san francisco that is a safe haven, getting unemployment, being able to get housing, that is a hopeless situation for the neighborhood. >> the launch of the candlestick development is marked by

demolition of the now dormant candlestick park in 2015 and it will include more than $12 billion of new investment and infrastructure the next four years and, of course, we will want. in the newsroom for abc7 news. new developments in the ebola crisis, a doctor infected while treating patients in west africa died in a nebraska hospital. he passed around two days after being hospitalized. >> the ebola virus claimed another life: dr. martin salia flown to nebraska hospital from sierra leone next extremely critical position and was possibly sicker than the other ebola patients successfully treated there. >> we are gearing up. the 44-year-old resident spent much time in sierra leone with he was chief medical officer at a christian hospital and talked

about the motivation of treating ebola virus patients in april. >> i took this not because i want to but i believe it was a call. >> he was infected last week. his wife, an american citizen who lives in maryland, agree to reimburse the u.s. government for the medical evacuation his son holding out hope until the end. >> you he is a very strong guy emotionally and physically. he is strong. i have in doubt he will come out. >> despite progress fighting ebola in liberia more cases are reported in sierra leone and there are growing concerns of the spread in other west africa countries because that, travelers coming into the united states from mali will face extra health screening. army national guard troops from the bay area have been ordered to stand by for possible deemployment to west africa to help fight ebola.

the national guard says 223rd military intelligence behalf italian in san francisco is one of six battalions called up and the soldiers will not bring direct medical care but provide training on ebola virus and malaria prevention. >> the first day of open enrollment for coverage california saw thousands of residents crowding events through the region rather than the 6.5 month enrollment period, it is only three months, ending february 15. this year the penalty is much steeper for those who choose to go without insurance but the minute -- minimum penalty tripling to $325. if you have questions, call our "7 on your side" hotline today with a panel of experts here with assistance in english, spanish, mandarin and vietnamese. the phone lines are open from

4:00 to 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> new details on the death of an american aide worker as the hands of isis. also ahead, how soon california's historic drought will affect the cost of thanksgiving turkeys. >> a look outside right now, a warm day, the camera is checking out the bay bridge. will it change? we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco for the forecast

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>> the top prosecutor in paris believe as 22-year-old french citizen is a man who appears in an isis video showing an american aide worker being beheaded. >> president obama confirmed the brutal killing of peter kassig, a ranger turned aide workers kidnapped during a humanitarian mission. his parents will make a public statement this afternoon. isis is now threatening to kill another american hostage, a young female aid worker. >> the recovery of wreckage in eastern ukraine from flight 17 has beguns and officials have commissioned the transport of the wreckage back to the netherlands as part of the investigation and will reconstruct the section of the aircraft that covers the

inflation that will take several days and many of the passengers were dutch. the crash happened july 17 and all 29 passengers and crew on board were killed. >> the state department is the latest victim in a string of computer hacking attacks. >> it is not clear if the hacking breaches are related to other breaches. >> your thanksgiving dinner could colt. >> bit more next year. farmers produce the lowest number of turkeys in nearly three decades this year and wholesale congratulations are at a high. the national agriculture service says that this years anticipated turkey stock is 235 million birds, the few of the since 1986

creating a turkey shortage next year. farmers say high corn prices after 12 telephone drought forced them to scale back their turkey numbers to remain afloat. >> these items will help you clean but disposable wipes are creating a mess. tonight, the consequences convenience and our news anchor shows how wipes are clogging the bay area sewer systems and what you can do to keep it from happening and the dirty truth about disposal wipes. >> this is a "you don't want to know but you need to know stories." meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning from the to which the broadcast center where it is breezy but brighter and warmer, and it could be the warmest day in the forecast because we have three chances of rain coming up through saturday with the detail on all of those. >> also ahead, how a news anchor

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covering los altos, petaluma and and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a reporter took a stand against sexism by wearing the same suit on the air for a full year. look at this video in channel 9 australia showing various clips of the reporter.

>> angered by criticism the female reporters get he conducted an experiment by wearing the same suit to see if anyone would notice. >> not a single audience member asked about it and said he did it to make a point that women are more harshly criticized for what they do, say and wear and we find that is true. >> he did switch up his tie and his shirt. >> that is what people notice about men is the tie. >> now, heading outside right now because things are changing. meteorologist mike nicco owns more than one suit. two. >> i only fit into one. >> good morning, everyone, we have a beautiful day out here. a little breezy but it has brought in clean air and it usually is blowing in from the east and northeast it is not that clean but because it tapped into the arctic air we were able

to see the islands from sky 7 hovering over oakland and san francisco and you could see how beautiful and majestic the aisles look in the ocean, just gorgeous. that will not be easy to see the next couple of days with the series of storms that will be bringing us a chance of light rain all the way through saturday. we will see why we need it: we are anywhere from in santa rosa, 68 percent below average to san jose which is about 39 percent below average just if this rain gear and that started july 1st. are we making that up? >> probably not. here is live doppler hd you can see the offshore wind chasing the clouds away from us and fairfield is 21 miles per hour, reverse of the normal wind. look how beautiful it looks from emeryville to the golden gate bridge and san francisco. the bay is going to be choppy and breezy if a ferry ride but

you are going to have gorgeous sunshine and good visibility. san jose has sunshine right new and, also, your temperature is running 59 degrees, the same with fremont and napa and petaluma and santa rosa and concord and cooler in hockey leg and antioch. everyone else in the low-to-mid 60's and south from walnut creek we were in the mid-30's with no frost in the men valley but we were close and that was mostly around napa and petaluma where we drop to 32 or 33. today is the brightest and remain withest and cooler weather on wednesday and several chances of light precipitation. today, a lot of mid-to-upper 60's and possibly of 70's in cloverdale and santa rosa and san jose. a blanket of high clouds comes in tonight keeping the temperatures warmer and no more 30's, 40's and 50's just 40's and 50's tomorrow morning. here is a look at the area of high pressureblying us the offshore wind this afternoon and holding this storm at bay but for high clouds we will see later in the afternoon.

the first showers from the storm will arrive on tuesday evening and that will be up in the north by. we will head to 4:00, the going of the morning commute, for some, and the best chance of scattered showers is across the north bay and through the commute the showers will spread southeast and they will hang around through the lunch hour and they will be gone by 5:00. because they are scattered and light, do not expect much rain from the system make .2" in the lower elevation up to-an inch in the higher elevation loan the coast and lake tahoe will get the were needed snow from this, today and tomorrow and it will be quiet. the rain will be high but it will drop a little bit and by the time it drops on thursday, that is when the cold of the air starts to come in and the precipitation wines down. >> our cooler days are wednesday through saturday with a chance of rain, again, thursday evening through friday morning and on saturday. sunday we will have sunshine but we will still be stuck in the low-to-mid 60's.

if you have outdoor activities today and tomorrow, today is a good day. the rest of the week could be damp. happening today, matthew mcconnell hey is put -- matthew mcconaughey is getting his star on the walk of fame today. he is having a great year fresh from his oscar winning role in "dallas buyers club," and he started -- stars now in a hit film. >> and bono was a big name for a popular song recognized for message in times of crisis. ♪ we are the world >> one direction and others came toking to raise money to dress

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