>> >> "abc7 news" starts right now, with live, breaking news. that breaking news is out of richmond, where a car has hit and killed a 2-year-old girl. good afternoon, thank you for joining us today. >> this happened just a short time ago near 35th and beck street. laura anthony is live on the scene right now and joins was the latest. >> reporter: this is a terribly tragic scene here this afternoon in richmond. we are at the south 35th street/beck intersection. we're showing you the 300 block of beck street. you can probably see there's a maroon colored pickup truck. that is the vehicle we're told by police that struck and killed this 2-year-old girl. this happened about 2:20 this afternoon. let's show you what it looked

like from sky 7 hd. we are understanding to you from the police that they got a call just after 2:20 there was an accident in this driveway involving a 2-year-old girl. when they arrived, this is what they told us they found. >> early indications appears that the child may have been trying to chase after the parent who was leaving to probably say goodbye. >> reporter: again, it appears that that child was caught underneath the vehicle and then the parent obviously stopped at this location that you're looking at right now. the child was pronounced dead here at the scene. investigators still here, but at this point, larry and ama, they are call thing a tragic accident and investigating to determine exactly what happened. they believe the truck was actually leaving, not backing up into the driveway. we'll be here and find out more as details emerge.

laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> how awful. now to developing news. more than a dozen students are out on suspension after throwing a racist party. >> wayne freedman is live in san francisco. what's the story, wayne? >> reporter: this is a story that has the community around this highly respected college preparatory school. it has them very upset. we have 14 students from the school that have been suspended after a racially themed party. there were kids from other schools involved, as well. they call it a wigga party, which combines the word white with the n word. that party happened on saturday night. advance word spread through social media.

the principal told us a few moments ago that the 14 students were suspended immediately. he would not say for how long. we'll hear first from him and then one of the students who told us the kids involved know better and they meant no harm. >> i have certainly learned that these parties have happened before, but we have never found out about them. now that we have found out about this one, i think we're able to again shine a light on it and hopefully shift the paradigm so this kind of a gathering, these kinds of really offensive gatherings do not happen. because they're categorically wrong. >> i'm not going to say i'm ashamed of my school, i'm very proud how they're reacting, but i was sad to know there were some students out there, after experiencing the curriculum here at the school, they still did this. >> reporter: this is video from sky 7 above stern grove where the party happened once again on saturday night.

this is city property, it is not school property. the people here note that the 14 suspended students did not organize the party. those students merely attended. the student -- the president of the school learned about this event when he received notes from some concerned students and their parents. students told about it. it's also worth noting of the 1400 plus students here, roughly 5% are african-american. so this story is still developing. we'll have more on it later. reporting live, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> wayne, thank you. in pacifica, those buildings ravaged by cliff erosion, they need to come down. >> that's according to county officials and taxpayers will likely foot the bill. melanie woodrow is live to explain. melanie? >> reporter: what was once a gorgeous ocean front property

likely has little value now. the owner filed for bankruptcy just less than a year ago and now taxpayers could foot the demolition bill. the number one rule in real estate is a double edged storm. >> pacific ocean is a relentless horse. this guy's investment now is worth nothing. >> reporter: the guy, owner miller tong, speaking monday night. >> i'm the owner of 310 and 320. >> reporter: 310 is now uninhabitable. >> at this point, i feel it's unfair. >> reporter: 320, vacant since 2010, its days numbered. >> the best thing is take the building down. probably will cost $500,000. >> reporter: he's financially responsible, but he declared bankruptcy in 2015. >> if he's bankrupt, he's

bankrupt. >> reporter: and it's not just 320. does 310 have to come down as wellsome >> it will eventually. >> reporter: if he doesn't pick up the bill? >> may end up with the taxpayers. >> reporter: people aren't going to like hearing that. >> what is the option, just let it sit there and fall? >> reporter: two beachfront properties. >> it's a problem for the whole state of california. >> reporter: and a pricey fix that could fall on taxpayer shoulders. we tried to reach the owner by phone and in person, but we could not. the district attorney is also getting involved. i'll tell you coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. what other business practice of the owner that the office is looking into. melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> melanie, thank you. now to breaking news out of san francisco where the weather is causing another big problem.

>> kristen? >> reporter: we have new video just in of a house being demolished right now in san francisco because it is sliding. we'll show you in just a second. this is a scene we captured in about the last hour or so. this is the west of the twin peaks area, and this afternoon we saw crews tearing down the home. they're going to have to take it all the way down to the ground. the reason is, you can see cruise working there, construction equipment, taking that home down. it's because this home has been red tagged. the means the resident cannot stay there anymore because it's not safe. neighbors complained the house had a foundation crack and they called the building department to check it out. since then, the home slipped two more inches. officials believe it's due to recent rain. now five other homes next door have been ordered to get inspected, so more people could be affected. we'll keep you updated on this

rapidly developing story. and get breaking news alerts any time, just download our "abc7 news" app. a high surf advisory is in effect as more rain is moving into the bay area. >> alamo square in san francisco had a few sprinkles this afternoon. this is a live look right now. gray and cloudy. we'll head outside to spencer for when that rain is expected to arrive. >> pretty close right now. the clouds are giving evidence to that. here's lock at live doppler 7 hd. a couple of slight sprinkles here and there, but the more consistent rainfall has not materialized yet. we had that high surf advisory until saturday morning at 4:00. the wave heights are elevated significantly. sneaker waves and rip currents and beach erosion is occurring. we rank each storm this winter

one through five, one being light, five being severe, to help you prepare for the impact or intensity of each storm. the next storm arriving overnight is ranked number one on the storm impact scale. rain mainly confined to the north, less than half an inch in most areas. rough surf but light winds. here's the forecast starting at 5:00 this afternoon. we'll see rain having developed at cloverdale. by 10:00, it will have moved down towards santa rosa. overnight, the rain continues to expand across the north bay with some pockets of rain moving beyond the north bay, south and east. so rough in some sports tomorrow morning for the commute. i'll give you a further look at how long that rain will last and what kind of weekend we'll have in just a few minutes. >> thank you. a construction worker was badly hurt in san francisco's inner sunset district earlier today after he was hit by a

steam roller. it happened just after noon. the fire department says the 50-year-old man was rushed to san francisco general hospital with critical injuries. he was a contractor working on a city road project. an investigation has been launched. three people are in custody after an alleged crime spree that began with a robbery inside a sunny vail apartment complex last night. police say the suspects super bowl a laptop from somebody they likely knew and targeted. they also fired a shot, grazing the victim's ear. that's not all. they're accused of stealing an suv, then leading police on a high speed chase. >> anyone who is willing to risk the public for their own ambitions or whatever crime they're committing is definitely someone that needs to be viewed as dangerous. >> police say a search of the stolen suv turmed up drugs and

burglary tools and what might be stolen property. new details on a police search in union city we told you about earlier on perry road and mann avenue just down the road from the b.a.r.t. station. the search was related to an assault with a deadly weapon case. the suspect wasn't home and no arrests were made. during the search, officers detained others who lived here. a virus emergency. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 4:00, plans for a possible vaccine to attack that mosquito born zika virus. the countdown to super bowl city. what could get you turned away from the free events in san francisco. and the other

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this is "abc7 news." >> the race is on to finish super bowl city in time for saturday morning. this is a bird's-eye view from sky 7 hd. if you're planning to visit super bowl city, keep in mind there are several security measures in place, and you need to know about this before you go. amy hollyfield has all the details. >> reporter: crews are pulling all-nighters to build super bowl city, something we've heard so much about but are just now starting to see it materialize. >> pretty cool that we can check it out every day. >> reporter: first of all, it's free. it's a place for fans to celebrate the super bowl and is expected to attract thousands. which brings up the question of safety. >> i think security is a

concern, like coming through and everything. >> reporter: here's what we know. you will have to pass through a metal detector and get your bag searched. police will have bomb sniffing dogs here, police time off has been canceled. >> yeah, i think they'll keep us safe. there's been lots of security already. >> reporter: there's a long list of things you cannot bring to super bowl city. here are a few of them. bags larger than 18 x 18. alcohol. coolers. pets, drones. bikes, skateboards. and hoverboards. the buildings are under scrutiny, too. >> our bags and everything will be checked on the way in to work and we're being told what not to have. >> reporter: while people pore in to see it, some people who work here will be avoiding it. >> we might be working from home those days to avoid the crowds. >> reporter: so what size bag are we talking about?

this bag is a little smaller than 18 x 18. so you can go a little bigger than this one, but this is about right. this can come in or a small backpack, nothing much larger. we have more information on our website, abc7news.com. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, "abc7 news." the verizon ad on the side of a high rise next to super bowl city is no more. today a crew removed the sign after the city claimed it violated city law for being too big. the part of the sign showing the super bowl logo and lombardi trophy wasn't touched. verizon decided to remove the sign because of an honest misunderstanding about permissible signage. the fbi is setting up shop in the south bay. "abc7 news" was at the agency's joint operation as bomb technicians showed off remote control bomb robots.

coming up at 5:00, david lieuy speaks with the fbi. law enforcement agencies are staffing up to keep people safe on caltrans. t as the super bowl approaches, count on us to let you know about the ongoing impacts from security to traffic and more, like the game itself. just download the "abc7 news" app and enable push alerts. the future of self-driving cars took center stage today as officials heard public opinion on proposed rules. >> and kristen is here to tell us more. >> reporter: can you imagine getting to work in a vehicle such as this one? this is a view from inside one of google's self-driving cars. nobody behind the wheel. that would not be allowed under

proposed allegations. officials brought together industry and safety advocates, as well as those who benefit from driverless cars. they shared their opinions, so i want to talk about some of those rules as they are debating them. a licensed driver could still be required to sit in the driver's seat, ready to take the wheel. that driver would be liable for any violations on the road. manufacturers have to subject their cars to third party safety checks. and three-year permits. so they would have to have those cars but could not sell them. google is fighting this, saying human error is the biggest risk in driving, not computers and sensors. >> we have one of the most comprehensive test programs in the world for this technology. we drive 10,000 to 15,000 miles a week, which is the typical amount an american drives in a

year. >> there are common driving situations that the cars are encountering that they can't deal with or that the human test driver felt that the car couldn't deal with and took control. >> google is warning if the dmv passes these rules, it will ditch future testing in california and go to other states, likely texas. >> thank you so much, kristen. facebook is making more money off of you than ever. they made $1.6 billion in profits in just the past three months. in tus and canada, facebook makes more than $13 per user. the value of the stock soared by more than $6 billion after shares spiked 15% this afternoon. facebook is rolling out live video for everyone across the u.s. today. the option was turned on for everyone with apps installed on an iphone. the feature enables users to share daily activities with

family and friends. two other warriors will join steph curry at the all-star game. draymond green and klay thompson will be among the reserve players. for green, this will be his first all-star game and so many thought he deserved to be in the starting five. as for thompson, it's his second consecutive all-star game appearance. he's among the best defensive guards in the nba. had 45 points last night in the warriors' victory. we'll be there as well in front for the all-stars. i hope it's warmer than last year. it was 3 degrees in new york during all-star weekend. >> well, that's the way it gets sometimes. >> i'm waiting for an all-star game in phoenix. >> exactly. here we have just clouds right now but rain is getting close. here's live doppler.

you can see that it's looking a little dreary in some spots, but nice and pleasant so far. current temperature readings, 58 in san francisco and oakland. 60s down south and mid 50s at santa rosa and brentwood. the approaching storm will be a light storm. rain heaviest in the north. rough surf but winds light to moderate. tomorrow morning, this will have spread across the north bay with pockets of rainfall beyond the golden gate east and south. then later in the morning hours, by noon rain in most parts of the bay area. by the way, the morning commute will probably be a little slow because of wet spots but even wetter during the day some. in the afternoon, still periods of rain and showers, which means probably a slow and wet evening commute, as well. then the rain breaks up tomorrow night into pockets of showers. by late saturday morning, should

be just about over and we protect rainfall totals by saturday morning will be under half an inch, in fact, not more than a third of an inch in most places except fairfield and santa rosa where we expect half inch. 10:00 saturday morning, notice how this slides in. doesn't look like the north bay will get much. that will produce a wet day for part of the bay area on sunday afternoon, followed by cooler air and chilly conditions sunday night. tonight, little pockets of sprinkles here and there and steadier rain in the north bay. tomorrow, wet day for most of the bay area with highs right around 60 on the coast and low to mid 60s on the bay. more's the seven-day forecast. a series of three light storms coming our way, each ranking one on the storm impact scale. one tomorrow, one sunday, and

one next tuesday. again, a little bit of a drop in temperatures over the weekend with cooler weather beginning saturday evening and into sunday. >> thank you, spencer. up next, a brand new look for barbie. the reasons behind the makeover. plus, the first oscar presenters have been announced

can oscar sunday one month away. today the first round of presenters for the ceremony were announced. >> the makeup of the presenters this year is being closely watched after a handful of black entertainers they wouldn't attend because of a lack of diversity in nominees. the list of presenters include, kevin hart, whoppyi goldberg, and jason trembley. lady gaga, and sam smith will perform. >> somebody wants to see lady

gaga. chris rock will host the oscars right here next month again, sunday, february 28th. join us to see who wins. barbie is getting a makeover. a couple actually. the famous doll will come in tall, curvy and petite and seven skin tones, 22 eye colors and 24 hairstyles. mattel wants to appeal to girls who have turned to tablets and other toys. the original barbie will still be available. toys r us is giving you an incentive to get dangerous products out of your home. turn them in and get a discount. they will accept trade-ins of merchandise throughout february. items include strollers, cribs and others. the warning today from the world health organization about the zika virus. more republicans team up

with donald trump. the boycott of tonight's gop debate and what you can expect from those attending. the last few occupiers in oregon trying to negotiate their

live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." staking a look at headlines at 4:30, another storm and high

surf rolling in could pose more problems for a yellow tagged pacifica apartment building. a high surf advisory is in effect through saturday morning. taking a look at live doppler 7 hd right now, the green shows us where the rain is falling. you see a little there. spencer christian will join us with an update coming up. "abc7 news" anchor eric thomas is tweeting about the ongoing controversy over a decision by the san francisco board of supervisors to declare a mario woods day, commemorating the man shot and killed by police. that story at 5:00. a coalition of law enforcement agencies is getting ready to keep super bowl fans safe. at 5:00, david lily will show us how san jose police officers are getting ready. turning to the race for the white house. donald trump and two rival also be at a fund-raising event instead of the debate. brandi hitt has a preview.

[ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: it's the republican face-off before the iowa caucuses. and front-runner donald trump is boycotting the event, telling bill o'reilly the fox news network has treated him badly. >> i have zero respect for megyn kelly. >> reporter: megyn kelly sparred with trump five months ago. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: the latest poll shows trump leading in iowa seven points ahead of ted cruz, who issued this challenge. >> one on one debate. >> reporter: with trump out, cruz is now center stage, which could also make him a target. >> marco rubio is starting to gain momentum in iowa. if he's not careful, marco rubio could finish second.

>> reporter: before tonight's main event, there will be an earlier undercard debate. at the same time trump is holding a rally nearby for veterans. >> we're going to raise a lot of money for the vets. >> reporter: each candidate doing what they can to stand out until the first votes of the 2016 presidential race. trump may not be here tonight, but you'll still likely hear his name. and each candidate is going to be pushing hard for facetime. even a third place finish here could give them a much-needed boost. the holdouts occupying an oregon wildlife refuge say the remaining five members of their armed group will leave if none of them face arrest. a statement was posted today to the youtube channel "defend your base." the fbi has not commented on that demand, but has said it's trying to end this siege in the safest way possible. one member of the group was killed this week, and 11 have been arrested in connection with the standoff. an emotional tribute today

to "the washington post" reporter who was freed from captivity in iran. he attended a ceremonying and choked up as he thanked those who helped win his release after 18 months in prison. >> i'm truly fortunate to have this opportunity. i thank those who negotiated with the iranians for my release and advocated on my behalf within the u.s. government. no other country would do so much for an ordinary citizen. >> reporter: the event was emotional for kerry, as well who embraced him following his remarks which he said "never leave a buddy behind." he and four other americans were allowed out of iran january 16th. world health officials are in emergency mode after the rise of the zika virus. >> it's linked to major birth defects, sparking worries for expecting mothers.

>> reporter: the explosive spread of the zika virus, affecting people in the americas. >> nobody is completely safe. >> reporter: in brazil, this baby born with a birth defect. it's believed his mother contracted zika, the mosquito transmitted disease is on the rise and sparking an emergency response from the world health organization. >> we need to take action now. whatever we can do. >> reporter: in the u.s., more than 20 people have been diagnosed. 19 cases in puerto rico. president obama met with cdc officials at the white house to emphasize the need for a vaccine. >> we spent over an hour and a half with the president talking about the plans of the cdc for the research agenda. >> reporter: health officials think the u.s. cases were contracted abroad. there's now a travel advisory for pregnant women, told to avoid these 24 areas where the

virus has been detected. in el salvador, women have been asked not to have babies until 2018. long island, new york resident russell smith says he and his pregnant wife are having a hard time getting a refund on their caribbean cruise. >> that's unacceptable. >> reporter: zika is a major concern, but the virus, which is not contagious, is not serious for others. usually causing mild fever and rash. president obama makes good on a pledge he made during his state of the union address. today, he signed a presidential memo establishing a new federal task force to accelerate cancer research. the goal is to double the rate of progress on treatment and prevention. today marks the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle challenger tragedy.

christa mccauliff would have been the first teacher in space, but the challenger exploded 70 seconds after takeoff. the american astronauts on the international space station observed a moment of silence. new developments only moments ago in that jailbreak in orange county. authorities said a woman who taught at the jail is under arrest for aiding the inmates. authorities arrested five other people for allegedly helping the inmates break out. the inmates remain at large. the teen known for his affluenza defense is back in the u.s. ethan couch was escorted through the dallas-ft. worth airport this morning. he's wanted for violating his probation. he came to national attention after being sentenced to probation after a drunk driving crash that killed four people. still to come, it is a journey like no other. this one could be the unluckiest trip for two americans traveling

across the pond. i'm spencer christian. here's a view of san francisco. lowering, thickening clouds with rain developing in the north bay right now. i'll have the forecast

this is off the coast of spain here. this is a cargo ship that nearly tipped over. you're going to see the 22 sailors, they were literally

hanging on for dear life, holding on, bracing themselves against the railings, and against gale force winds. that ship was heading from north africa to france when it sent out a distress signal. the spanish coast guard repelled down to the deck and hoisted all 22 sailors from the vessel. two 71-year-old americans are giving up on their effort to sail across the north atlantic to the u.s. despite repeated problems. they set sail from norway to maine seven months ago, but since then, they've called for assistance nine times to help them deal with everything in propeller problems to having their boat catch fire. they defended their journey today on "good morning america." >> the only way to get there is sail it. i'm not trying to prove anything. i just want to take my boat home and enjoy my boat. >> they are former college

roommates who connected last spring on facebook. they say if they don't make it home, there are worse places to die than at sea. >> yikes. that sounds ominous. can you imagine the coast guard, you guys again? how are you doing? any way. let's look at the forecast and we've got -- i know the super bowl committee is watching the forecast each and every show because of all people coming into town. >> right, exactly. chances of light rain several days leading up to the super bowl, but not quite sure about super bowl sunday itself. here's live doppler 7 hd. cloudy skies and a chance of rain this evening. you can see the moisture offshore moving in our direction overnight. and winter storm warning in effect from 4:00 tomorrow to 10:00 a.m. saturday, with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour and snore accumulation animation shows about 10:00 saturday morning, about a foot in

kirkod. back here across the entire state tomorrow, look for wet conditions in the northern half of the state, try and mild in the south. 73 in los angeles. 46 in tahoe. 50 in yosemite. wet day tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 60s around the bay and inland. chances of rain in the week ahead, very high tomorrow and saturday, diminishing on sunday. near zero on monday and wednesday. and don't forget super bowl city begins saturday right here, right off the embarcadero in san francisco. conditions saturday, weather conditions, partly sunny during the daytime hours with midday highs in the mid 50s. cool in the evening hours under partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low 50s. pleasant weather, especially with a large gathering. enough body heat to make everybody warm. >> all right. thank you, spencer. still ahead, the new internet challenge that's putting teen lives at risk. we'll tell you what makes this

one especially dangerous. i'm michael finney. just how smart is your

now to an alert for parts.

the latest viral trend could put your kids in danger. it's called the duct tape challenge. it nearly killed one teenager. here are the details. >> reporter: at first glance, it seems harmless. yet the latest viral challenge among teens attracting millions is turning dangerous. the duct tape challenge, popping all over the internet, wraps someone in duct tape and challenges them to escape. >> i just regret doing that challenge that day. >> reporter: 14-year-old skyler fish took the challenge with his friends, standing up. >> i wanted to try it, because i thought oh, it might be fun. but now i know it's not a good idea. >> reporter: but skyler's head hit the concrete, causing a brain aneurysm, requiring 48 staples and maybe costing him an eye. >> i'm so thankful everything played out the way it did after

the accident happened, because if it didn't, i wouldn't have my son right now. >> reporter: it's not the first dangerous challenge to become a fad. remember the cinnamon challenge? consuming a tablespoon of ground cinnamon in 60 seconds without fluids, which some doctors say can cause permanent lung damage. and the kylie jenner challenge, risking bruising and injury in hopes of creating fuller lips. skyler hopes his experience will prevent others from putting themselves in a sticky situation. juju chang, abc news, new york. an elderly san francisco woman can access her online banking again after help from michael finney. >> and he joins us right now. >> reporter: a lot going on

today. it happened to a lot of people who have older computers. a company upgrades its system and that new system isn't compatible with older computers and browsers. that happened when the city had a system wide upgrade. carol keister complained to us that she could no longer access her city accounts. they have since made adjustments and she tells us her online banking service has been restored. the state attorney general in new york is looking at cracking down on the high prices charged in the secondary market for tickets to popular events. part of the problem is ticket brokers figured out how to smash upmost of the tickets before the public has a shot. an investigation found a dozen different brokers were each able to purchase $3 million in tickets to a youtube concert.

the new york attorney general eric sneiderman suggests criminal penalties and he wants to cap the price of the tickets on the resale market and reduce service fees, as well. so many of us have smartphones with personal assistance to answer our questions, but how accurate are they? siri was most helpful with e-mails and calendars. google android was best with travel and mapping. cortono was so-so at everything. "good morning america" tried it out, too. >> hey, siri, who is playing in the super bowl 50? >> super bowl 50 will be played on february 7. >> reporter: but she didn't say who. only google android came one the correct answer. they should have just came to channel 7.

>> just give them my number. thank you, michael. well, there's a new tool to help fight fat. eating foods with natural come paun -- compounds called flavinoids. now too good news about men and prostate cancer. advances in the treatment of prostate cancer have led to a steady decline in deaths from the disease. 5% fewer men will die from the cancer this year than last. that's according to recent statistics. but still, the american cancer society says more men need to be tested and earlier, to have options to treat the disease. if you want to prevent that back pain, orthotics are in. several reports found that exercise programs were

preventatives of back human sweat can tell a lot what is going on inside us. so they have designed a wearable system that calibrates the data and can send the data to a smart phone and give us a real time picture of a person's health on a molecular level. up next, a new name. the big announcement today about the new arena planned for san francisco. and dan's here with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. coming up at 5:00, video of a police shooting and the growing backlash. a big decision for the future of solar and how it's affecting homeowners. and running in circles. there may be a reason why you exercise more and more, but still can't lose the weight.

those stories and more when we see you for "abc7 news" at 5:00. our next el nino storm is expected to bring rain to the bay area.

continuing up tonight at 8:00, it's beyond the tank. that's followed by "my diet is better than yours." the warriors proposed san francisco arena has a name and a big money sponsor. >> despite litigation aimed at preventing the move.

>> caroline tyler has today's big announcement. >> reporter: the choir kicked off the naming rights event. such a big deal that nba mvp steph curry attended. >> to the new sports and entertainment center, we will be chasing nba titles for the next 50 years. >> reporter: chase center will be the name of the arena the warriors plan to open in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the terms were not disclosed, but the deal with jpmorgan chase will help the team owners pay for the $1 billion privately financed facility. how did you decide on chase opposed to a more local company? >> they're a global financial player, and had experience also in doing these kinds of arena naming rights deals before. >> reporter: but the arena is not a done deal. >> any announcement about naming rights for an arena in mission

bay is premature. >> reporter: she speaks for the mission bay alliance, who has filed lawsuits. the legal action seemed to be a non-issue here. >> we're confident this is such an important thing for san francisco it will be built on time. >> reporter: and today's event concluded a performance by the lead singer from lady antobellum. ♪ and steph curry played to one of his biggest strengths. >> if riley was here, we would have tickets. >> reporter: not so fast. there's a hearing tomorrow on one of the legal challenges. caroline tyler, "abc7 news." >> so i think the early nickname for them, chase center, the bank is always open for steph.

the latest forbes investment, the warriors franchise is worth $4.9 billion. >> thank you, larry and thank you for joining us for "abc7 news" at 4:00. >> "abc7 news" at 5:00 begins right now. >> we're not going to be too far away from any large crowds. >> active shooter training, bomb sniffing dogs, law enforcement is take nothing chances with safely during the super bowl at levi stadium. breaking news in san francisco. the race to demolish a home before it slides down a hillside. police on scene of a family tragedy. a father drives over his young daughter running to tell him goodbye. and a trucker's routine trip to oakland turns into a night mare. >> i said what's wrong with him? she said he's been shot. >> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." >> these are pictures from sky 7

hd over a family tragedy in richmond. a little girl is killed, hit by a car her father at the wheel. >> a bay area family utterly shattered tonight obviously. this happened at south 35th and beck votes in the pullman neighborhood. >> let's get to laura anthony who is there live with more. laura? >> reporter: this is a very difficult situation for everyone involved. neighbors, friends of this family, just starting to come home now from school and work and finding out what happened here. this is what it looked like from sky 7 hd earlier this afternoon, just after 2:30 after police received a 911 call that there was an accident in this driveway on beck street. it involved the maroon truck and a 2 1/2-year-old girl. the truck was driven by a parent who police say was apparently leaving. now, police and fire responded here to the scene, but it was

too late for the child. here is the richmond police lieutenant describing what happened. >> early indications, it appears the child may have been trying to chase after the parent who was leaving to probably say goodbye. but unfortunately, the vehicle was large, and the child is small in stature, and i think the visibility really -- there was -- the parent probably didn't see the child. >> reporter: now, investigators told us that the driver of the truck, one of the little girl's parents, is fully cooperating with police. we can show you what it looks like out here live as we speak. you can see they brought in a flat bed tow truck. it appears that they are going to take that truck in and take a closer look at