amy hollyfield? >> yes, matt, you can see behind me firefighters are taking a much needed break after fighting a large fire in novato and coffee just arrived. they are starting the investigation. the fire was fully involved when they got here. that was at 3:15. a detached garage was on fire and it was starting to head toward the home. this was on chase street. a hand was home at the time but he got out okay. firefighters were able to stop the fire and kept it from raising the house but two cars were seriously damaged. it took 40 minutes to get the fire out. everyone is okay including the firefighters and now they are catching a quick break before they head in to try and figure out what happened. they have investigators on the scene. probably they will not get a good look at things until the sun comes up. >> breaking news, australian authorities are saying this morning that an object of interest has been found in the search for the missing malaysian fight. authorities say it is too early to tell if it

police will brief us later this morning. >>> thank you, amy hollyfield.n oakland, police are investigating a shooting that left a young woman dead. officers found the victim on 105th avenue around 9:30. the 21-year-old woman was taken to high land hospital but did not survive and no word on the circumstances surrounding the shooting or if there is any suspect. >>> new clues emerge from the father of the santa clara stow away who hid in the wheel well of a freezing and treacherous flight to hawaii and the 15-year-old father spoke publicly for the first time saying my marry and father are in africa and raised him and he wanted to visit them not realizing the danger. another relative, the cousin of the boy's step mother said the teen learned his step mother was not his biological mother and may have been running away. the teen is still recovering from the ordeal in honolulu at a hospital. >> we will follow this developing story on air and online with our reporting continues on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a sonoma county supervisor charged with pee

the home opener at at&t park is where we find amy hollyfield with a preview. amy?> yes, new seasons, new grass, 113,000 square' of kentucky bluegrass which has been prepared for today for the 41,000 fans who is a ticket for today's home open are game. it is sold out. business owners tell us the neighborhood is on fire with excitement. so are the fans. some of them started gathering here at the ball park at 4:00 this morning. >> here every year. will tailgate later. have some barbecue, drink a couple of man beers. >> it is a holiday? >> opening day is a holiday. it probably is to san francisco. >> the giants are looking good so far. shear video playing the diamondbacks last week, 5-2 on the road. today they come home. they have played the arizona diamondbacks at 1:30 and asking fans to be this their seats by 12-45 to enjoy the opening day festivities. >> thank, amy hollyfield. a louisiana teacher is on paid leave after allegedly calling a student a derogatory name in class. this of involves a teacher at a christian academy in shreveport who called a 12-year-old stud

amy hollyfield has the latest. >>> [ inaudible ] >> we will take you back there later in the news broadcast. >>> mean whileúwl have not reached the highs yet and meteorologist mike nicco is in the heat. mike? >> warming coming off the roof. i have my water and my sunglasses and hopefully you are ready, too, with sunscreen, also. we will look at our country conditions: we feel temperatures in the money 70's in many areas and already 80 in fairfield and 81 in los gatos and 84 in santa rosa. custody a day where we will possibly set some records. we are one to ten degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. this is the way the city looks from emeryville: san francisco, 92 today would be a tying record high. 90 in richmond would shatter the 86 from 1996. notice, most of our records are from 1996 or 1991 in livermore and gilroy. look at the 90's on the board, only san francisco at 86 is going to lag. i will show you 80's at the coast and the cooling trend that is coming in but get ready for day two, pole -- possibly three or four inland valleys. >>> in southern california, in dry and hot conditions

>>> flames chase a man out of his home overnight and amy hollyfield talked to him with an update. >> a possible break in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 with investigators looking at a new clue. >> a teen would hid in a wheel well all the way to hawaii is in the hospital this morning as the family remains in seclusion. thanks for joining us. >> i am here for eric thomas and i am matt keller. >> what is going on out there? mike? >> we can hide from the breezes if many areas but for around sfo and downtown and half moon bay, that is it. everyone else is eight miles per hour or calm and that is why it is cooler stepping outside that and the lack of clouds. high clouds are increasing and the bay is 51 and sunny and 60 at noon and up to 66 with thick are high clouds at 4:00 and calm are at 7:00 and 59. inland we have 40's and a line in napa and temperatures in the mum 60's this afternoon and a milder 62 at 7:00 and calmer along the coast with high clouds and around 60, seasonal average. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, at 6:00, it is very busy on the roads right now as

amy hollyfield has the latest from our newsroom. amy? is revealing how students on the tour bus survived. leyla gulen mentioned, the southbound lane of i-5 have just re-opened but the wreckage is there on the highway northbound lanes, though, are closed. these pictures appeared after the crash. an 18-year-old on the bus involved in the crash now says that the inside of the bus was filled with smoke and 40 students on board the bus escaped through a back window that someone kicked open. it all happened in the bling of an eye. ten people were killed including both the drivers from the tour bus and the fedex truck. more than 30 were hurt, some were critical, many suffering from burns. the tour bus was toless an and full of high school students. >> we are saddened to hear about a

amy hollyfield is at the scene with the latest. amy? >> yes, the pedestrian was killed trying to cross middlefield road in redwood city, a big, busy street. investigators say it appears the man tried to run across the street right as a car was approaching and the vehicle could not stop and lit and killed the man. this happened at 2:00 this morning, and they do not think the driver was under the influence of any substance. he stopped, he pulled over, cooperated with investigators. they do think that the man who was killed had been drinking and the man is in his 60's and it appears he was under thefully of alcohol. they have cleared the scene and the road is open this morning, now they just trying to put together the evidence and figure out why this happened. >> developing news, firefighters this morning dealing with several small fires at the same building of a five alarm fire in san jose, a look at the scene on park avenue officials say that three small fires are burning inside the building and crews keeping an eye on the situation say

amy hollyfield has details. >> it was a rough night. it is better on the bridge this morning. we have driven and the commute should be fine. last night, it was a different story because of a hot pole on the upper deck was too big to ignore, 2' long and 6" wide too big for a motorcycle to handle and they had to do the repairs right away although traffic was heavy. they had to shut down two lane open upper deck and three lanes headed into the east bay because the debris can fall on the lower deck. drivers spent the night in gridlock. >> torture. horrible. >> i have been here two hours. on the same street. i don't know why. >> we are from out of town and we don't know shortcuts. >> can know anything. >> this was a giants game and it added to the misery make the impossible situation worse. caltran says this happened because of cracks in the road. again, all lanes are re-opened and it was cleared by 2:30 this morning. the winners are the coffee shops. i imagine coffee sales are up this morning because it was a long night for a lot of people. >> in pennsylvania, the police chief in

amy hollyfield? >>> the victims were screaming for help and people in the apartment complex behind me didn't know whether it was safe to help them. you can see they have crime tape around their home and it was chaos. authorities say the call came in as a possible explosion at san hand drove at 9:30. two people living in a homeless encampment begged people to help them. residents in the apartment say the victims had severe burns and they could smell chemicals on them so they didn't know if it was safe to help. >> he made him leave he didn't want them in the house because they smelled like chemicals. he tried to rinse them off with hoses. >> one person in the apartment burned her feet from walking through the chemical that dripped off the victims and she and the couple were taken to the hospital. the haz-mat team checked out the seen but couldn't figure out what caused the buns and they are investigating but the air is clean. they did tested it so there is in threat to the public. >>> now the fallout f

amy hollyfield? >> this is an unusual case. no people are named. it is a company that is due here in court this morning to answer the charges. pg&e is blamed for the explosion that happened in san bruno in 2010 that killed eight people. the federal government says pg&e did not inspect the pipeline that burst and that is required by law. authorities say inspections could have prevented the explosion. pg&e faces 12 criminal charges and the utility said it did not intentionally violate the law and what happened in san bruno was a tragic accident. if convicted pg&e could face $6 million in fines and court-ordered oversight. the arraignment is set to start at 9:30. >>> two baggage handlers will probably be fired after being caught on camera throwing luggage from a stairway over the week. air canada confirmed they are not process of identifying the workers. passenger call them on camera throwing the bags 20' to the carrier and the luggage would not fit in the overhead bins so they supposed to put it with the checked bag and the passenger uploaded this to

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is following the story. >>> physically, this is what the scene looks like. the wreckage from the crash is still there on the northbound side of interstate 5. officials from the ntsb traveling from washington, dc, expect to be on the scene this afternoon. the fiery crash killed ten people, five teens, three adult chaperones and the two droves. it happened at 5:30 in the afternoon. the teens were from los angeles. they were on the way to visit humboldt college. the ntsb said it is important to get to the evidence as quickly as possible. >> it is critical our investigation is to get on the scene and collect our own information as soon as possible because of the perishable information. and that is everything that could be from the vehicles, to memory of what happen in the accident. >> 30 people were hurt in the crash. some are critical. one teen said that he and 40 others survived by jumping from the back window. the bus was full of smoke and it was difficult to see and breeze. investigators say the fedex truck crossed the center median, sideswiped a car a

amy hollyfield is at the scene now and will have an upstate for us at 5:30. >> the nba is investigating a race-related scandal that involves the owner of the clippers, don sterling and trying to verify if the voice of a man telling a woman not to bring black people to the game is the voice of sterling. we have more reaction from game four from ok -- oakland. >>the clippers took off the warm-up jackets to reveal red shirts warn inside out to obscure the team's name reflecting their outrage of the comments of don sterling. the arena was charged with emotion and plenty of homemade signs. i brought a black guy to the game said one and the other said "i'm black." >> everyone turned around and loves the signs, great way to make a statement. we got a nod. >> the mayor as an advisor to the nba players association spent the weekend talking to the nba commissioner about the controversy. he says the players issued a list of demands including not allowing clippers' owner to attend the playoff game. and asking the commissioner to take swift action against him by imposing sanctions up to and includin

amy hollyfield is at treasure island with an update. >> traffic is moving just fine on the bridge.mare is over. look at what they had to deal with last night. the emergency repairs going on had to be done on the bay bridge. officials say that the big pothole developed out of nowhere and it was too big for members to handle so -- motorcycles to repair and they had to repair it immediately. they had though shut down two upper lanes and then three eastbound lanes because they were afraid debris would fall from the upper deck to the lower deck. this credited -- created an enormous backup. >> we have been sitting here at least two hours. at one point we went 15' in 45 minutes. >> adding to the misery there was a giants payment -- game so that added to the problems. they got the all clear at 2:30. this happened because of cracks in the road. reporting live from treasure island i amy hollyfield. >> we will have updates through the morning. you can look at the traffic maps with our app and follow us on twitter, as well. >> rescuers braved the surf at ocean beach looking for a teen lost in

amy hollyfield has a report with reaction in the next half hour. >>> san lenadro police are investigating a peeping incident at an elementary school. an adult saw a suspicious man standing in a main hallway looking into a when mention to a kindergarten classroom and touching himself. he realized he was seen he took off. he is hispanic, if his late 50's or early 60's and last seen wearing a red wind breaker and black baseball cap. >>> san francisco's fire chief decided not to reprimand the chief for wearing a helmet camera that captures the moment a 16-year-old was run offer by a fire truck last july. the chief rescinded the decision after the chief appealed anding ad the department did not is a specific ban on the cameras. the chief previously said he violated a 2009 department general department order when he recorded the crash scene with a personal camera installed open his helmet. >> a possible close call involving a united airline flight from sfo that may have come too close to another plane when it landed. the newark star reports that the f.a.a. is investigating how close the lands c

amy hollyfield is at headquarters in oakland. amy? >> he has, worked here if five years and a spokesman at a.c. transit calls the charms "very upsetting." lewis clinton jr. is accused of spending 500,000 on himself. he has work flood finance for 25 years and now is the chief financial officer at a.c. transit a. >> those that work closely with mr. clinton are stunned and surprised. he is a trusted and competent professional and we are absolutely stunned to find him in this situation. >> a.c. transit placed clinton on paid administration leave and a spokesman points out that he is not accused of stealing from the transit agency and although he was in charge of a.c. transit's money officials feel certain that the public's money is secure. >> we have at left three audits each year one by an outside firm and one by the federal government so we have no republican to believe there are financial irregular charities with regard to a.c. transit. >> according to the criminal complaint, clinton served on three boards at the baptist church in oakl

amy hollyfield is at the scene now with an update at 6:30. >> more audio tapes could be released of what is believed a racial rant by clippers' owner don sterling. the associated press reports the attorney for his ex-girlfriend says the full recording lasts an hour and much longer than what is released. there is no official action from the league which is trying to verify the recordings. sterling's estrange wife released a statement saying "i do not condone the statements and i do not believe in them and i am not a racist and never have been and never will be." the team is the most important thing to my family. >> people in the midwest are cleaning up after a deadly tornado outbreak which has been quiet severe weather season. you have new video showing the destruction left behind in arkansas and the death toll climbed to 17. >> a path of destruction stretches for 30 miles near little rock, arkansas with the worst damage in mayflower where several were killed and homes leveled. a photographer in little rock could hardly fine the words to describe the damage. >> there is so much debris it

amy hollyfield has the latest. amy? >> yes, it is business as usual. they are open. they are seeing patients. what happened yesterday is on everyone's mind. >> daly city police say they arrested 84-year-old raymond iwase in his home last night. they believe he was the man who walked into this middle center in daly city yesterday afternoon. he fired a gun on the second floor. his next door neighbors heard about the terrifying incident but could not believe the investigation ended here. >> that was him? >> police found a gun and ammunition inside raymond iwase's home. >> whoa, i didn't know, that is a shock. a shock to us. i'mry leaved we they caught the suspect. >> people would work at the center for advanced wound car welcomed the news last night of the arrest as they arrived for work this morning. they say being surrounded by the s.w.a.t. team who had guns drawn was intense. >> worried and scared about the unknown and started traying. >> george watched the scene unfold from his apartment window across the parking lot. he cannot believe an 84-year-old man is the susp

amy hollyfield is in front of the future transbay tower. amy? >> kristen, this just happened, city officials say the hose was just signed yesterday. i am sure you have seen this construction here before at mission and fremont but new we know who and what will be here. take a look at model just released moments ago at a press conference at headquarters, with house minority leader pelosi on hand to applaud the announcement of this if you towers, sales forces will lease more than half of the power at the center. it will be called the sales force power and they will add 1,000 jobs here in san francisco. i asked the mayor how he brokered this deal? did he promise tax breaks? he said no, he just found out this week. >> it was a surprise announcement to us in san francisco government. we didn't know they were going to expand until they told us. we received it with, wow, really? the staff explained that "this is our home, we feel so comfortable here." >> whether it is the ripple effect, really strong ripple effect this will all have, we are very, very b

>> thank you, amy hollyfield. >> firefighters are dealing with several small fires at the same place and the same building where there was a five alarm fire in san jose. officials say three small fires are burning inside the building. crews are watching the situation. the fires are too far into the collapsed building to go in. firefighters stayed on the scene all night after the fire broke out at 3:00 p.m. which housed a former tv station and was taken over by squatters. arson will speak with two more people inside the building when the fire began. we will have more on the investigation in 30 minutes. >>> we hear from a jogger who saw a missing woman on mount a.t.m. before the mysterious death. the body of the 33-year-old magdalena glinkowski from menlo park was found on mount tam reported missing after not being seen since march 30. the marine county sheriff focused on the area near the boot jack parking lot. a security camera captured this image of magdalena glinkowski in the lot and a jogger reported seeing someone matching her description in the same area. >> she was wearing sho

amy hollyfield joins us with that step. amy? >> they have moved the conversation to the schools, don't be surprised if director kid comes home wearing this and telling you to put this arrest. >> what color is ease -- easiest to see? >> white. >> the police chief focused on the middle school students gathering them together to talk about pedestrian safety, a topic that is constantly on the mind of the assistant principal. >> i worry every day when the students leave. >> it is in a congested area south of market. >> we have had two students hit by cars walking in the across walk and they were not severely injured but they had to go to the hospital. >> students have seen drivers behaving badly. >> i have seen many cars not following the signal and sometimes it is not appropriate because it could cause an accident. >> it is not just a hot topic here but the entire city. several pedestrians, including six-year-old have been hit and killed by cars. the city is trying to reverse this trend. the chief said it is more than just waiting f

amy hollyfield will have a report with reaction in the next half hour. >> police are investigating a peeping incident at an elementary school when a suspicious man was standing in a hallway looking into a window next to kindergarten and fondling himself and he realized he was seen he took off. he is hispanic male in his late 50's or early 60's and was wearing red wind breaker and black baseball cap. >> san francisco's fire chief has decided not to republic -- someone being driven over by a fire truck. the department did not have a ban on the cameras and the chief said that johnson violated a 2009 department general order against unauthorized filming in the workplace when he recorded the crash scene with a personal camera he installed on his helmet. >> police are announcing success in the traffic crackdown to improve pedestrian safety and police and the c.h.p. issued 126 citations during the commute on wednesday and cracked down on unsafe driving, walking, and cycling on the busy stretch of the avenue including using cell phone and texting and not stopping at stop signs. there have be

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has a report with the latest in a few minutes. >> miami police arelarifying the nature of their investigation at a hotel party involving kaepernick and two other players. it does not say a crime was committed. right now it is an "incident report." >> the woman who claims to be raped by an off-duty san jose police officer reported this only after she was arrested these week later on drunk driving charges curing to the san jose mercury news. the 38-year-old officer has not entered a plea. >> we now have an estimate on how much it will confident to rescue a san diego family with a sick child off the coast of mexico which is completed. san diego says the rice -- price came to $663,000. the family arrived open shore on wednesday. >>> a sailor rescued after going overboard in the middle of a yacht race in the pacific will dock in san francisco any minute. the 46-year-old andrew tailor was in the water for 90 minutes. >> a foggy and gray start to the commute and you can expect fog and high chows. that will barly burn off. cooler the next few days. we have d

amy hollyfield is in the newsroom. >> i have the video you have to see. check out this car standing up at attention flipped over by vandals. it happened overnight. this wasn't the only one. three cars were flipped all smart cars and happened in the bayview districts. a witness says he step outside to smoke a cigarette and he saw eight people with hoodie on walk up to a car. >> i thought they looked like they were up to no good and she walk town this smart car right here, all huddled around it and lifted it up and set it on its hind legs. >> he talked to the police and they have not arrested anyone. the criminals are trying to make a statement against smart cars? they will not know until they can talk to the people who did this. police admit this is an unusual sight of the they are investigating. >> a little boy has died after a head-on crash along highway 12 in napa county. the four yield and his mother were passengers in a chevrolet s.u.v. that clouded with a lexus yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the chevrolet s.u.v. crossed the double yellow line bef

amy hollyfield is in oakland with that. amy? >> yes, matt a big pat on the back for east bay water customers. there is a meeting and it is good news. they will ask customs to continue voluntarily cutting back their water usage by 0 percent not mandatory, voluntarily. do not get too confident. it is so dry that they will vote on buying water from the sacramento river, the first time they have had to do this. they need it to get through the year. they will vote on using funds they already have in reserve to pay for it so customs will not see a rate increase. all good news for east bay mud and that because customers have been doing a good job of conserving. >> customers responded in 2008 with a 19 percent reduction and they continued 17 percent through today. >> is that partly why it is not mandatory? >> absolutely. because the east bay community conserved water through those years we are not in a crisis today. >> the land is to buy enough water from the sacramento river to supply 54,000 average homes for a year although east bay m

amy hollyfield is in richmond with what is expected to happen. amy? >> it is very dark but the coast guard tells me they have a cutter out there with a look out crew and bright lights so they are still trying. they will launch the helicopter when the sun comes up. they are looking for a cessna and a pilot that crashed into the san pablo bay that clouded midair with another small plane that landed safely as an airport. the cessna went into the water. >> a hard spin, straight into the water, hit hard, big splash and one of my tenants and a couple of others tried to recover and found fuel and oil in the water and debris, floating stuff... >> the plane that land safely had a husband and wife on board and they are okay. the coast guard searched all afternoon and evening for the missing cessna with no sign of any wreckage. the f.a.a. and the ntsb are investigating what happened while the coast guard continues the search. >>> the warriors head to los angeles to prepare for game five with the clippers tomorrow with the owner grabbing headlines with comments o

amy hollyfield is in pleasanton with more on this story. amy? >> parents say they don't fowl like their kids would fall for this but they are going for have a conversation with them. this is happening on instagram and the school district sent out a message to parents saying that some students had received messages on instagram requesting inappropriate pictures of them. the students we talked to say they have not been asked for inappropriate pictures but wouldn't really think twice. >> boat it. >> i would ignore it. i hope others would do the same. >> the school district is getting the word out but this is an investigation. the school district officials are working with police to try to figure out who is sending the requests. >>> new details san jose state football player has been identified as the student who suffered second-degree buns -- burns on wednesday night at an apartment fire. the martinez native is sedated with burns over0 percent his body. the football coach says that the injuries are limited to his skin but he says that he will proba

amy hollyfield is on the scene with the bizarre story. >>> firefighters have never seen a neighbor punch another before and it happened in front of their command post. they were surprised the neighbor who did the punching was getting high fives. the man who lived in the home is very unpopular. >> could be a lot worse. >> steven was trying to focus on the positive after he and a roommate escaped at 3:15. when he woke up and saw the detached garage burning, he did what he could. >> break out windows in the room to keep the house from burning ... >>> firefighters say it was moving when they pulled up. they raced to put out the fire they heard neighbors yessing to let it burn. >> the neighbors are polarized about this property. i have not spoken to anyone directly but the neighbors have been talking among themselves and they are clearly very interested in why the fire occurred. >> after the fire was out, he found out how unpopular he is in the unable. when the next door neighbors realized their was burned, one neighbor punched him. >> my car was melted and it was more i could take at 5:00 in

amy hollyfield has that story. >> you have to see this video. this surprised the police. look at this smart car, on its side, tipped over, which would be something to see but it didn't just happen once overnight, then police got a call that another car had been tipped over on the same street and they went to respond to this only to get another call 30 minutes later of a third car sitting on its rear. it, too, waisted over. all them are smart cars. police said they started getting several sunday sunday calls at 1:00 o'clock a.m. from people who heard loud crashes. one man saw a car get turned over and he first spotted eight people in black hooded sweatshirts. he thought they looked town know good. >> i was shocked. it was silly, at first, butted an act of vandalism and something a go samaritan wouldn't do. >> we wanted to know how easy is to do something like this? sure enough, here is video on youtube of men flipping over a smart car which happened in vancouver. although the car is small you can see it takes eight men to private. but notice how necessity -- they had a cro

amy hollyfield has that story. >> good morning, people are starting to gather already and are setting up for the come millionation gathering each year where survivors gathered after the earthquake. this is the meeting point where people found their loved ones. this year, for the first time, they will not have any survivors at the celebration. they know of two but those two people say they feel too weak to be here. the commemoration started yesterday with the lunch at john's grill. the highlight was an interesting display of colleaguing that would have been worn in 1906. >> this is a coat would have been worn in the day, a fancy, a woman of means would knew the fashions of her day. >> two fire high traps were given a special honor for their role during the great san francisco earthquake and fire. the high -- hydrants were painted silver. out of 4,500 hydrants only 23 still pumped water when the earthquake quick 108 years ago and they will honor another after this ceremony at 6:00 this morning, the first ceremony comes with a moment of silence at 5:11 when the earthquake hit. we will br

amy hollyfield is at the federal courthouse in san francisco. >>> at first, it looked like pg&e could be fined $million if found guilty. now it is looking like it could be a lot more. the indictment accuses the company, pg&e, of neglecting to inspect the pipe lane that exploded in 2010 which would be a violation of the federal pipeline safety act. the prosecutor announced there is a united states code that allows prosecution to seek as much as two times the amount of profit the company earned or saved as a result of the misconduct and the united states attorney plans to go after that amount. they did not say how much that is and 9 city officials say it would take an accountant to come up with the figure but they are they willed to hear the news. >> we look forward to pg&e being fined at the maximum amount allowed by law as a message not only to that corporate but to the industry that neglect, mismanagement, along with failure to meet the trust and confidence of the citizens they serve will not be tolerated. >> pg&e released a video statement before the proceedings saying no employee i

amy hollyfield joins us with the details. >> school officials sent an mail alert to parents and we met some parent whose did not hear about it and officials say spreading the word and talking about this is key. >> a predator is lurking on instagram and reached out to kids. some either ready being asked to send inappropriate pictures of themselves. >> wow, my kids will not have a that >> superintendent wants to protect the students. >> we have a couple of students who did come and report they knew other students might have. we have contacted the parents. >> parents say their kids do have instagram accounts but they are confident they would not respond to a stranger. >> she is pretty good, i trust her, it is all, basically, the parent and child relationship. too. ought superintendent says that is good, we should trust kids and give them the tools they need to navigate social media but talking to them about internet safety is not a one listen time deal. >> you could say something about a specific. social media outlet and tomorrow it would change, it is just another opportunity to say "in

amy hollyfield joins us from the police department. >> witnesses came forward. >> yes, detectives are out right now following up on leads. witnesses have come guard and given them some good information including this description, the car they are looking for, a white lexus sedan licence they believe a woman drove away from the murder scene last night in that car. they say she is in her 20's. she believe they does have a relationship with the boy. they do not know if it was friend or romantic. they not sure the nature of the relationship but they knew each other and they got in an argument before the 16-year-old boy was shot and killed. police found out about the shooting through the shotspotter system that detected gunfire at 10:30 last night and they went to fleming avenue and found the boy's body in the street. people heard the shots in the area so a lot people came out of their homes and some people did cooperate and gave police helpful information. they are grateful for that and hope more people will come forward and help solve this case. they want to find this woman and find out

. >>> amy hollyfield is at southgate avenue. >> news of the arrest will make it easier to people to return to work this morning. last night, they went to bed thinking he was at large but police say they arrested 84-year-old raymond iwase at his home. they believe he was responsible for the scary situation that paralyzed the neighborhood in daly city. yesterday afternoon at 1:30 a man walked into a medical office on southgate avenue and fired a shot and ran away. no one saw him leave. police evacuated the building and searched it for showers and a pre-school was placed on lockdown. the band concert in daly city was canceled so this sent a chill over the area. no one was hurt. police have not said why the man did this and whether a doctor was targeted. they have not told us what led them to raymond iwase but they found a gun and ammunition in the home and booked him into jail and charged him with attempted murder. >>> developing news from oakland where police were investigating a shooting that left a young woman dead. officers found the victim at 105th avenue at 9:30 last night. the 21-year-

amy hollyfield has the story from san francisco. >> there were no survivors that were able to attend today's ceremony but they did focus on the positive and what is still here such as this fire hydrant. hard to ignore this, it is very decorated and it is not being taken for granted and this is one part of the elaborate celebration they have this morning. >> they sounded the siren to remember when the great earthquake struck san francisco 108 years ago and although it was 5:112 in the morning 100 people showed up, some in costume, to may respect to the memory. the most significant day in our history is the defining event in our city's history and we are here to on the survivors of that day. >> they hold the celebration at the fountain because it is one of the only structures still standing on market street after the earthquake and served as a meeting point for survivors. an estimated 3,000 people died and most of the city burned to the ground. >> we are ready. i'm ready. are you ready? >> the mayor used the day to remind everyone of the importance of being prepared for an earthquake a

amy hollyfield joins us with the latest on the search. >> ntsb investigator got on the scene this morning to figure how what happened. the coast guard is still on the water trying to figure out where the pilot is, if they can find him. still no sign of it although the search is 19 hours old. they say the average person could survive in the waters for 17 hours. they have not called it off. the coast guard has a cutter and helicopter out there. there are no divers in the water. they say it is not safe because they have a poet in the water. no divers in. according to the f.a.a. two plans part of the same crew crashed in midair at 4:00 yesterday afternoon over the san pablo bay. one plane spiraled out-of-control and landed in the water. the harbor master was out here yesterday and he is here again this morning and he is distraught that all of the people would were trying so hard couldn't help that pilot. he is still hoping for a miracle today but he says searching out there is tough. >> it is muddy water, high current, things move around and the debris moved around quickly because of wind and

. >> we will have updates from amy hollyfield and leyla gulen with a look at traffic apps and follow us on twitter. >>> coast guard crews have been searching for a 14-year-old boy swept away by a riptide at ocean beach in san francisco. a teen surfer risked his life to rescue the boy's father and cousin. ama daetz has the latest. >> a were whoer and spotters searches the water for missing the 14-year-old boy. >> time goes off and they didn't have wet suits on they are in trouble. >> marco was at the beach with his father and cousin and they were overcome by the current. >> they were pulled out by riptide and the father wasn't a if swimmer and tried to help and he got in trouble, too. >> the surfer realized they needed help and went after the cousin. >> i got a kid, i thought, this is simple, take him in and it is fine and i saw the dad and everything went...kid could be dead or dying. >> with the cousin safe he went back in the water and dragged the further to the beach. the fire department give the father cpr and got his pulse back. he was taken to the hospital with live threatening

amy hollyfield is on scene with more. >>> police say they do have a strong lead in te case identifying woman they want to talk to. richmond's shotspotter system detected gunfire at 10:30. police found a 1 16-year-old boy was shot and killed lying in the street. there was a crowd of people that turned angry. they had to call in extra officers to help with crowd control. some witnesses gave police information and helped figure out there is a woman they need to talk to. they believe she knew the victim and are calling her a "person of interest" at this point. no arrests have been made and no motive has been given but they are asking anyone with information to call police. >> antioch police are investigating a fatal shooting outside a liquor store, the man was found on the ground near joe's liquor store on d street at 4:30 your afternoon. he was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead. anyone with information should contact the antioch police department. >> new developments this morning and new o

amy hollyfield is at uc berkeley, a campus at the heart of the action. >> students spoke out and now the white house is weighing in and students here tell us it is about time that lawmakers joined in. it is great that awareness is coming to the issues because the general public has a attendance to turn the other shoulder and ignore the fact that the incidents are occurring. >> women say they feel relieved on campus and safer now the white house is turning attention to the issue of sexual assault on college campus. a task force looked into the issue and said the campuses can not turn a blind eye any longer. jackie speaker who advocateed for women released this response to the recommendations. the quick actions taken by

amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> this is a very busy street in redwood city at pacific.y the pedestrian was trying to run across the street and hit and killed at 2:00 this morning. the driver of the car who hit the man did stop and stuck around to talk to investigators and help with the case. they do not think the driver was involved -- drinking -- or that alcohol was involved. the pedestrian was a man if his 40's and he may have been under the influence of alcohol. they will look into that. they opened the road a few moments ago. police have cleared the scene and wrapped up the investigation. this morning, traffic is not impacted but police are still trying to figure why this happen ed. >>> in the south bay, firefighters are going through the rubble of a

abc7 news amy hollyfield is on the bridge with more. >>> it was a big one and it caused a big probleme situation for you and it looks good this morning, all lanes are open and we have a camera facing this way for you, if you want to take that picture and show everyone, the roadway up here looks good and the repairs have been completed so the nightmare is over. the commute looks good. this is the repair work they did last night: a 2.5' hole was discovered on the upper check near fremont into the city. caltran says this happened because of cracks in the roads so they had to close this stretch. this was debris falling on the lower decks and that created a traffic gridlock nightmare. >> it was torture. horrible. i have opinion here two hours on the same street. i don'

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amy hollyfield has more on what happened. >>> the redwood city police department will handle the investigation and says they will release more information later today. the coast guard says that the boat was tangled in a channel marker buoy after hitting it. the boat mast broke and crashed on the crew killing one and hurting another. that person has a head injury. there were five people on board and the other three raised to shore for help and a witness said that at first people thought people on board were hurt and they did not realize someone died until they arrived. the man did not want to show his face on camera. >> they got pushy on the limits and the police started showing up and investigating because at first it looked like someone was hurt on board and it starting getting more serious. >> the yacht club holds the race each week, just a casual race. this is the first fatality in the 75-year history. >>> developing overnight, antioch homicide detectives have taken the lead investigating the deadly shooting a boy at 8 ok last night at country hills in hillcrest driver. police say they foun

amy hollyfield is if san francisco. >>> they been on sale for 45 minutes and i see a lot of talk on twitterome say they but the a pair. others say, why on earth would you buy a pair? it generates hostility. there have been problems in the mission district. a reporter was attacked at 18th for wearing google glass. it costs $1,500. it is expensive. it responds to your voice. the user can video or photograph anything in eyesight and instantly post it on the internet. that makes some nervous. they consider it invasive and others a sign of wealth so they resenator it. a tech reporter town out how hostile some people feel about it. >> i was approached and someone put their hand on my face, yield "glass," and grabbed the google glass and sprinted away. it is the symbol of rise republicans and gentryification and some said i deserved it. >> people have forecasted the google buses that take the workers from san francisco if -- to silicon valley. it went on sale at 6:00 this morning and this is a one-casali -- a one-day sale. >> trading is underway on wall street. >> what aing is -- what a segue. the

at 6:30, amy hollyfield will tell us about the woman vest gathers -- investigators are searching for, a woman who had a relationship with the boy. >> new hope in the senator -- search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 in the indian ocean. now the latest from washington, dc. >>> good morning. bottom line: officials think they are looking in the right spot with more sounds detected from deep underwater. the sounds could be sounds from the black boxes. >> there is new hope teams will find malaysia airlines flight 370, the veilian navy vessel oceanshield pick up two more signals from the deep indian ocean using a navy pinger locator with four transmissions in the same area. >> i believe we are sending in the right area but we need to identify aircraft wreckage before we can confirm with certainty that this is the final resting place. >> 11 military aircraft and 14 ships were sent out on for a chose are inspection. firms hope to narrow the search area so they can deploy a small submarine or underwater vehicle to search for debris. this can take days or weeks. >> we getting more

amy hollyfield? >> yes, police will be investigating what happened on the boat behind me while the yacht club deals with the fatality. investigators were here last night and on board gathering evidence and talking to witnesses. the boat was involved in a friendsly race held each week. ones thing the boat was too close to a channel marker and was caught and the mast crashed down on the sames killing one and hurting another. there were five people on board and the surviving crew raced back to shore for help and a witness described what happened next to our reporter. >> they were frantic. people were coming in with other sailboats and were driving in and saying, get out of the way. they zoomed in quick and all the e.m.t.'s raced down. >> this is a weekly regatta but now they have decided to postpone it for the next two weeks, the first fatality in the club's 75-year history. >> antioch homicide have take the lead in an investigation when a boy was slot and killed last night at hillcrest driver. police a

check with amy hollyfield for a look at "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >> good morning, on "good morning america" we have a major earthquake that hit chile leaving six dead. evacuations are occurring up-and-down the coast and the earthquake triggered a tsunami for hawaii. that is next on "good morning america" along with new addition familiar to abc7 news viewers with michael joining part time. right now strahan is co-left with kelly and michael and will work semi regularly on "good morning america" during the first hour. "good morning america" has lost sam to the weather channel and recently, josh to nbc sports. talks with strahan were in the works before the departure of josh. >> the current cnn host anderson cooper is reveals he will not get a penny from his mom's massive fortune who is worth an estimated $200 million. it is arguably as well-known for being a descenent of the we epa -- of the famous vanderbilt. it has been made clear there is no transfer transfer and he is okay with that because he doesn't believe in inheriting money and says a trust fund would be a curse. no

amy hollyfield is at the event. >> we are at 20th and church where the fire hydrant is located that gets credit for saving the mission district. they wrap up a celebration if the hydrant with a beautiful wreath on this special day. fires burned throughout the city after the 190 earth and they are celebrating the hydrant because it kept pumping water and stopped the fire from reaching the mission. it started the come million race on market street where they held a moment silence when the earthquake quit and rang out the sirens. it was 108 years ago today it hit killing an estimated 3,000 people. this morning, the ceremony focused on the fires and what they overcame. >> it is nice to be here and part of this and celebrate perseverance of people. >> back at 20th and church the hydrant received a french -- fresh coat of paint and you could dedicate it to someone remembering first responders or family members, an says fors would -- ancestors would were there when it knit in 1906. the fire chief and the mayor spent the morning remembering: are you ready for an earthquake? are you prepared? if

. >>> amy hollyfield is at uc berkeley a school at the center of the investigation for sexual assault. >> some are saying it is about time the white house got involved. here are the recommendations coming from the obama administration today. they would like to see people trained if they bystander they will intervene and strengthen the confidentiality on sexual assault reports and provide services to survivor and survey student awareness on reporting sexual violence. they are glad to see it is not just female students paying attention to the issue. it is a growing concern for female friends of males to make them aware of their actions and make the situation better. uc berkeley has been at the center of this issue since a group of students filed a federal lawsuit against the university. they say they were sexually assaulted but ignored by the school. there is a law says if the check receives federal funding it is obligated to prevent and respond to sexual assault. the obama administration says that one in five women is seeksually assaulted while in college and the administration says it

amy hollyfield is in san leandro with the details on the incident. >>> it was chaos and people were screaminghelp. the call came in at 9:30 in san hand drove at spring lake drive. there were reports of an explosion. two people living in a homeless encampment ran across the street to an apartment complex screaming, begging for help. people did open up their doors but said they were nervous about letting them in because they could smell the chemicals and they didn't know if it was safe. >> i turned on my hose and wanted to wash him up and then a girl comes over and i ran over to hose her down and she ran inside the house. i told her to get out. >> one people was hurt from coming into contact with the chemicals from the couple. that person and the couple who was originally burned were taken to the hospital and the couple is in critical condition. >>> the county has mad -- haz-mat team responded but has not figured out what caused the buns. the air was determined to be clean so it is not a threat to the public. l.a. clippers owners has said to say whether he will sell the team which beat the warr

amy hollyfield is there gathering new details. >> new details of the stow away would survived an unbelievable flight tucked in the wheel of a jetliner. katie marzullo is outside the boy's home with new information on what may have been his original destination. >> maui was not the target destination there are reports he may have been trying to get to relatives in africa and working to confirm that. in santa clara he lived with his parents here and three siblings and his dad driver as cab. neighbors say they have rented the house for a year. >> really quiet neighbors. we don't hear noises or anything. >> the initial reports were that 15-year-old ran away from home after getting into a fight with his parents but a woman claiming to be a sister came forward saying there was no fight at the house. we understand the boy to still be in child protective services in maui with no word open what he could return home to the bay area. en he does, he will not be facing criminal charges. >>> we will continue to follow the developing story with reporting continues at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a power outa