♪ san jose police have arrested two teegers in the arson fire at trace elementary school this summer that cost $10 million damage. abc 7's theresaarcia is live at the san jose fire deparent where a news conference just wrapped up. theresa. >> yes, good morning. afte that july fire, the investigators determined fairly quickly that it was the work of arson but it took three months to determine exactly who was responsible for at $10 million worth of damage. now they have their answers. the san jose fire department called a news announcement of the arrest of two bo that

started afire and gutted throu the school. 150 firefighters foug that fire. it destroyed a 25,000 squar foot building that housed 16 classrooms, the libry and several offices. police arrested the teen suspects tuesday night and wednesday morning. both are being held in juvene hall. what connected them to the two san jose teen residents is a combinion of tips in the community. >> the reward helped i believe motivate community to call in and bring fth any, any minute thoughts they may have ce up with that could have led to this event taking place. >> you're confident that due process wille served and hopeful that thes juveniles will receive the needed counseling and guided direction to become well adjusted members of the society in the future.

>> as for the trace students, they were still ableo begin classes because many tempary portables were set up during the rebuilding process. the school receiv an outpouring of support from individus and bay area businesses who donated supplies and learni materials to the teacs as well as the deductib. investigators are not saying whether these two teen suspec are students in the san jose unified school district. before any information is revealed about them, the santa clara district attorney's office is finishing building its case and deciding how to charge them in this case of arson. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa garcia, thank you >> caltran is working feverishly to finh emergency repairs on the san mateo brid before the evening commute. one westbound lane remains closed after the discovery of a crack in a still girder. terry mcsweeney is live with the latest. this morning wt smoother than

expected. >> yeah. hard to say. maybe people went earlier took the dumbarton or the bridge but it was bett than expected and crews are trying to make sure there's not even a question how this evening's commute goes. they're working on the crack right down there not far from where i am trying to work on that steel beam. it's just before the rise. i am told if all goes well -- and these a big if -- the repairs could b done before this evening's commute. thousands were slowed by the problem, a problem you can't see from up the here. the problem is a 10-inch crack in a 30 foot long wishbone-shaped steel beam which is attached to the concrete girders supporting t bridge deck. the beam was installed in 2001 as part of a seismic retrofit system. >> allows the bring to move 3 feet either way so it will roll with the punch during a

earthquake. >> caltran says there was never ever any imminent danger but definitely something th needed immediatattention. $800,000 has been budgeted for the emergency repairs. he feels it will probably cost far, far less than that and feels there is a silver lining to this problem. >> we do these inspections looking for probms. that's the whole point of 'em. we're very pleased that if there is one thing to be pleased about is the inspection did work. >> again, they hope to have the repairs done by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon in time for this evening's commute. i asked him is there a warranty on a steel beam. he said he didn't know but he was going to find out. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> another step today towards figuring out the cause of the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion and fire. the state public utilities commission will announce the

names of the five people who will sit on the special panel that will investigate the explosion. they will examine a report issued by federal regulators. pg&e took more than a half hour to send out a crew and it was another hour after that before main line valves were shut off. the blast kill eight people and dells troyed more than 30 homes. san pablo police are looking for people that stole an atm from a medical center. it shows them entering with a dolly through an unlocked door early wednesday morning. they left with the atm sometime between 12:30 and 1 a.m.. police want to know if anyone has seen the machine or the suspects. a judge denied a request from a group of independent gas station owners to block the state fire marshal from requiring them to move nozzles by tomoow. they would remove a clip that allows you to pump gas without

having to hold the nozzle. the resources board ordered stations to install those very same low emotion nozzl made by vapor system technologies. turns out a defect in the clip has resulted in 13 customers getting prayed with gasoline. that prompted the order whi the judge says wl remain in effect. to chile. some of th miracle mirs may get o of the hospital today. doctors say they're all in pretty good physical health bu may have psychological and emotional ars. (chanting) >> had the 33rd and final miner to be pulled out la night to the surface was a foreman. the rescue operation took a little less than 24 hours. today chile's president met with the miners in the hospital. he promised never again will chile allow people to work in such inhumane conditions as the collapsed mine. abc has exclusive interview with

the 28th miner rescued. bill weir has this amazing story of survival. >> steps through t mine, the 33 were taken to this triage center. the 23-year-old arrives from 2,000 feet deep. tells abc news how it was like. water, but not pure water, mine oil. we hado drink it because there was no food half of th plastic bottle cap, salmon, tuna, was all we my insides were eating themselves away. we weren't waiting anymore. we were skinny. i lost 25 pounds. we had a boss. every day he would tell us we had to b strong. we didn't have hope. strength comes from internal energy and prayer. i never used to pray. here i learned to pray. i got closer to god. it was organization. be well organized.

have good conversation. whoever had a problem we spoke about. and now a new life is on the way. just a few days his wife will give birth to thei first child. >> i was scared of not getting to know my son. that's what i wanted the most. it was huge happiness. it was a beautiful experience. we sang the national anthem once the capsu came be close to god. he also described the scene during th initial cave-in way back in august. he said some of the men tried to escape the falling rocks by driving a pickup truck. when the truck was crushed, they realized they were trapped. some we so depressed they didn't get out of the their cot for two weeks. little did they know 70 days later they would be the toast of the goble community. it w faith and humor that saved their lives. bill, abc news, northern chile.

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>> home foreclosures are soaring with banks taking over more than 100,000 properti. lenders seized more homes this summer than any other quarter since the housing marke went bust in 2006. 340,000 homeowners are foreclosed on in september are up 3% since august. the u.s. is on track to have more than 1 million foreclosures this year. about a quarter of them here in california. city with the hiest foreclosure, las vegas. modesto is number two, cape coral, florida, was third and vallejo, fairfield is 6th. investors running up the price of yahoo. it may be the target of a takeover attempt for the second time in three years. aol is raising the cash for a buyout. in 2008 yahoo fought off a $47 billion takeover attempt by

microsoft. the we portal has lost ground to social net worki sites like facebook.com and twitter. analysts say that makes yahoo an attracti target. verizon wireless it sell apple's i-pad at the end of t month. it will use the live and 3-g network. pricing will be competitive. the tablet will selfrom $630 to $830. a data plan will cost $20 a month. some analysts say this is just the start of verizon's play to sell its tone version of app's i-phone. i-pad has taken a big bite out of the computing industry. a research firm says the single product is a game changer. apple sold 800-0000 i-pads in its first six months. customers would have bought pc's but the chose the apple

tablets. yesterday ares topped $300 for the first time. hundreds of students in an east bay high school are being tested for contagious disease. plus cvs pharmacy pays a record fine. what prosecutors say it did to help drug trafficking in california. the good cause that has actress and comedian d. c. nash in the bay area today. >> check out some of the clouds streamin through our sky that won't stop the warming. where we can set records and where the cooling is toda and when it will get to ur neighborhood.

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line for help. we'll link you to their website on our website abc7news.com. let's check with mike now. sunshine out there p and some of us are feeling the relief already. >> mainly at thecoast. a lile around san francisco but really it's going to come into the weekend. let's take a look outside. beautiful with e cumus clouds roaming through. seeing plenty of sunshine. up on mount tamalpais 85 degrees. another perspective. south beach looking to the west, some of the clouds hanging around san francisco. a lot of sunshine in your neighborhoods, also. take a look at the temperatur a little warm they are morning. we got off to a quick start. low to mid-70s redwoo city, napa. mid to upper 70s most other neigorhoods. even 80 santa rosa. lagging behind a little, oakland 68 and the cooler coast, 61 half

moon bay. monterey bay, 78 nta cruz and low mid-80s watsonville. clouds at monterey, you're at 69. sunny an still warm aroundhe bay and inland coastal fog where see more as the marine layer tries to penetrate. for now we'll drop a little today but still 90 concord and san jose and santa rosa. that's about 3 to 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. oakland 82. that's a 4 degree drop. san francisco drped town to 80 which is about a 7 degree drop from yesterday. let'so down to the south bay. 90 also cupertino. on the peninsula today, low 80s around millbrae but mid upper 80s san mateo southward. low to mid-80s downtown south

san francisco and sausalito. into san rafael. upper 80s to low 90s from novato, vallejo northward. beachemid-60s. low 60s richmond, berkeley, oakland. no threat of a record high in oakland. mid to upper 80s elsewhere. could have a record at concord at 90. everybody else in your neighborhoods upper 80s to low 90s and monterey bay 74 monterey, about 10 degrees warmer salinas and low to mid-90s inland. low to mid-90s from chico to fresno. warm spot, palm springs. talking about temperatures tonight, that will be relave mild, 60 antioch for the warm spot. upper 40s naap and santa rosa. 50 half moon bay. your accu-weather seven-day forecast, the trough of low pressure bringing those clouds inches closer. we jump in with both feet saturday and sunday

that's why i'm looking at a 15 to 2 degree drop between nw and sunday. more sunshine mondays, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures above average at the coast. >> santa clara county's largest dam may not withs a major earthquake. if a greater than 7 strikes, the anderson resevr could collapse. the latest findings confirm the results of earlier studies. as i precaution dam operators will keep it 56% until the dam can be retrofitted. right now resevoir levels are lower. students at jam logan high school will learn if they need to undergo testing for tuberculosis. it hosted an informational meeting for parents after a person associated with the school was diagnosed with t. b. alameda county heal officials are working with the school to find out how many students and

staff members actually camen contact with the infected person. t. b. can be spread through the air when an infected person coughs, snees or sings but it is treatable. new restrictions on widely used immunity drugs but double the risk in patien with early stage kidney disease the fda posted its safety review of there's three medications. the fda started putting safety warnings on the drugs in 2007. prosecutors say cvs pharmacy ha agreeded to pa doctor 75 million in fines for purchases of a key methamphetamine ingredient. cvs's action ledded to a direct spike. it is the largest civil penalty under the controlled substances

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