carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. it's a warm one. well, 30,000 runners are racing towards the finish line in the 102nd bay to breakers. the elite runners are already done." enjoying the san francisco tradition are tens of thousands of spectators. despite the heightened security in the weak of the fatal bombings at boston marathon, the focus today is still on the fun. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live near the finish line. kira, you have information on the winner? >> that's right, i do, carolyn. i can tell you this very easily. the winners ran across the city faster than we drove across it. we had to maneuver a lot of barricades to get where we are. the energy is just incredible. there are still runners clogsing the finish line behind me and it's electric. elite runners finished within 40 minutes of leaving the start line. after a brief moment of silence for the bombing victims, the race started. this race brings runners from across the road. as carolyn said, i got the hadn't morris and privilege to speak with both winners

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. leila fowler was stabbed to death in her home in valley springs east of stockton in calaveras county. tonight we hear from her heart broken family. john alston is live in valley springs for us. john? >> carolyn, more than a thousand people showed up here , 10 bus loads of people and others found other ways to arrive. the family of leila fowler was here and just about everywhere they turned they were met with hugs. leila fowler's family turned to each other for support and they felt the embrace of a thousand community members who turned out to celebrate the life of the eight-year-old girl. her older brother, justin, was the first family member to speak. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila. i will stacey you later. i will say see you later. >> throughout the ceremony he comforted his 12-year-old brother, the one who was home on saturday and first reported the attack against his sister. leila's mother mustered the strength to speak briefly. >> i wanted to thank the community and our fami

carolyn and dan? >> right along with the heat. >> and the dry air mass. >> thank you, sandhya. >> it was a slow game between the giants and a's. >> it just finished a short time ago. >> if you are an a's fan you appreciate the length of the game. they continue to hammer the giants. it is a green and gold world right now, even in the giants' home park and even if it took awhile. the a's rough up tim lincecum. they >>> good evening. moving across the bay did not cool off the a's bats one bit. they continue the battle of the bay series with game three against the giants at at&t park. the a's roughed up tim lincecum. you gotta teachers and them to get along early. very cute. power versus power in the first. hammering a lincecum fast ball and over the head of orblanco. cocoa crisp scores and it is 1-0 a's. still in the first and donaldson with a flare to right. it is the husband and wife play and no communication. it is 2-0a's. pence atones for that and a solo blast off malone. went five innings and got th

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. new at 11:00, the graduation trip lowell high school students saved and worked for all year long isn't going to happen. >> at least not the way they planned it. leslie brinkley is live in san francisco to explain what happened. leslie? >> well, at least 23 students here at lowell high school will get to take a consulation trip to italy, if you will. but they are still out an awful lot of money as their original tour company bailed on them. italian teacher judy bransburg had her students primed for a trip across italy after graduation. >> we have been waiting for this trip since we were freshmen and started our italian program. >> but their boston-based tour operator called the european institute suddenly stopped communicating. >> they just stopped answering my phone calls and my e-mails. i was sending them daily. >> and then on may 27th they found out their tour company went bankrupt and were out $120,000. >> they talked to the attorney general's office and the california attorney gen

carolyn and dan? >> right along with the heat. >> and the dry air mass. >> thank you, sandhya. >> it was a slow game between the giants and a's. >> it just finished a short time ago. >> if you are an a's fan you appreciate the length of the game. they continue to hammer the giants. it is a green and gold world right now, even in the giants' home park and even if it took awhile. the a's rough up tim lincecum. they hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. moving across the bay did not cool off the a's bats one bit. they continue the battle of the bay series with game three against the giants at at&t park. the a's roughed up tim lincecum. you gotta teachers and them to get along ea

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. >> i'm carolyn johnson. leila fowler was stabbed to death in her home in valley springs east of stockton in calaveras county. tonight we hear from her heart broken family. john alston is live in valley springs for us. john? >> carolyn, more than a thousand people showed up here , 10 bus loads of people and others found other ways to arrive. the family of leila fowler was here and just about everywhere they turned they were met with hugs. leila fowler's family turned to each other for support and they felt the embrace of a thousand community members who turned out to celebrate the life of the eight-year-old girl. her older brother, justin, was the first family member to speak. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila. i will stacey you later. i will say see you later. >> throughout the ceremony he comforted his 12-year-old brother, the one who was home on saturday and first reported the attack sistst his sister. leila's mother mustered the strength to speak briefly. >> i wanted to thank the community and our famil

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. well, breaking news overnight. san francisco firefighters were working to contain a two alarm blaze in the mission district. it broke out inside a three story apartment building on valencia street between 16th and 17th around 1:30 this morning. that blaze destroyed several units in that apartment. no injuries have been reported. a cause has not been determined. >>> ready, set and go. that wacky san francisco tradition known as bay to breakers kicks off in just an hour. it's the 102nd annual running of the race. the race will start downtown at main and howard and cross over the road. here's kira. >> in an hour they take off for the quintessential san francisco experience. it's a day everyone in this city looks forward to. some of the elite runners are starting to lineup right now at the finish line -- excuse me, the starting line. we are just a block from that. more than 30,000 athletes are expected to participate today, including thousands and thousands of people watching from the sidelines. take a look at this vid

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. here's the view from mt. tam. once again the marine layer is pretty shallow where we have it. it is creating a little built of fog and low visibility in the north bay. san francisco in the mid-50s. mountain view upper good morning half moon bay, 52 for you. so the fog will clear quickly this morning by about 9:00, 10:00. we will be left with cool conditions at the coast. numbers near 60 degrees. some mid-and upper 70s around the bay and the warmest weather once again our inland east bay and down through the southern salinas valley. we are talking about temperatures into the 90s. if you like the warmth, enjoy it today. the sea breeze kicks up this afternoon. that will be a significant element in our cool down for the week ahead. we will talk about that a little later. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> developing news. the foothills town of valley springs is in shock this morning after the investigation o

carolyn? >> see you then. thanks. >>> we are learning more about the driver impaled in his seat by a flying piece of metal near tracy. 33-year-old michael cox was from rock land. according to his family cox was in the medical supply business and was heading to the bay area for a weekly meeting. he leaves behind a wife and three children. cox was driving west on interstate 580 near grant line road when a piece of met tay pipe pierced the -- metal pipe pierced the windshield and impaled him. sky 7hd was over the scene and they say the metal rod was about two feet long and about two inches in diameter. it is not yet clear where it came from. >>> a stanford professor is accused of uh ducting -- abducting her three children. the family attorney said there are two fathers involved and she took the children to hawaii because she was under a lot of stress for a brief vacation. baron and her nanny were arrested and extradited to california. neither is in custody. baron is due back in court on may 30th and monitored by

carolyn, dan? >> thanks so much. >>> well, the giants. sorry, larry. >> that's what bruce bochy was thinking. okay, here we go. this is a night madison bumgarner would like to >>> coors field, it is the place that pitchers go to die. the giants gave madison bumgardner a lead, and then it evaporated into the thin mile high air. three hours and 45 minutes of fun, fun, fun unless you are madison bum bumgarner. nine runs. in a game with 19 runs we show defense because dexter foul leer robs pagan to protect a 10-8 lead in the seventh. buster posey and loving that thin mountain air. he crushed his 6th of the year and it is a 10-9 year. bettencourt strikes out the side and blowing ought way blanco. giants with four errors and fall 10-9. the opposite with the a's and royals. he gets ready to work and 2 and 5 coming into thisame but bringing it. five strikeouts and no decisions. in the seventh and james shields with 15 consecutive scoreless innings at the coliseum. that streak is over. josh donaldson with h

carolyn? >> see you then. thanks. >>> we are learning more about the driver impaled in his seat by a flying piece of metal near tracy. 33-year-old michael cox was from rocland. according to his family cox was in the medical supply business and was heading to the bay area for a weekly meeting. he leaves behind a wife and three children. cox was driving wst on interstate 580 near grant line road when a piece of m tay pipe pierced the -- metal pipe pierced the windshield and impaled him. sky 7hd was over the sce and they say the metal rod was about two feet long and about two incs in diameter. it isot yet clear where it came from. >>> a stanfd professor is accused of ducting -- abducting her three children. the family attory said there are two fathers involved and she took the children to hawaii becse she was under a lot of stress for abrief vacation. baron and her nanny were arrested and extradited to california. neither is in custody. baron is due back court on may 30th and monitored by an ankl gps. >>> a woman

carolyn, dan? >> thanks so much. >>> well, thesorry, larry. >> that's what bruce bochy was thinking. okay, here we go. this is a night madison bumgarner would like to >>> coors field, it is the place that pitchers go to die. the giants gave madison bumgardner a lead, and then it evaporated into the thin mile high air. three hours and 45 minutes of fun, fun, fun unless you are madison bum bumgarner. nine runs. in a game with 19 runs we show defense because dexter foul leer robs pagan to protect a 10-8 lead in the seventh. buster posey and loving that thin mountain air. he crushed his 6th of the year and it is a 10-9 year. bettencourt strikes out the side and blowing ought way blanco. giants with four errors and fall 10-9. the opposite with the a's and royals. he gets ready to work and 2 and 5 coming into this game but bringing it. five strikeouts and no decisions. in the seventh and james shields with 15 consecutive scoreless innings at the coliseum. that streak is over. josh donaldson with his 6th

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. leila fowler was stabbed to death in her home in valley springs east of stockton in calaveras county. tonight we hear from her heart broken family. john alston is live in valley springs for us. john? >> carolyn, more than a thousand people showed up here , 10 bus loads of people and others found other ways to arrive. the family of leila fowler was here and just about everywhere they turned they were met with hugs. leila fowler's family turned to each other for support and they felt the embrace of a thousand community members who turned out to celebrate the life of the eight-year-old girl. her older brother, justin, was the first family member to speak. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila. i will stacey you later. i will say see you later. >> throughout the ceremony he comforted his 12-year-old brother, the one who was home on saturday and first reported the attack against his sister. leila's mother mustered the strength to speak briefly. >> i wanted to thank the community and our fami

carolyn. >> thank you. the california highway patrol is the lead agency investigating why a limousine burst into flames, killing five passengers and killing four more. it happened late last night on the san mateo bridge. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live from the scene. kira, the latest details? >> well, the latest, carolyn, i got off the phone with the chp officer, and he tells me that they are hopeful that the four surviving passengers and the limo driver can answer many unanswered questions for them, help them piece together how and why and where this fire started in the limo late last night. we do have photos to show you of the limo as it is being taken over by flames. someone driving by snapped the photos and we were able to get them. you can see the stretch white limo being taken over. sky 7hd shows the scene of the wreckage just after 10:00 last night. the limo was carrying nine women from alameda to foster city when smoke started coming out of the back of the limo. as the driver pulled o

carolyn and dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> we will be right back with larry beil and the warriors. >> y >>> good evening. there is a aren't spurs won three titles. the spurs, they heat it up. with a sea of yellow at oracle, it is kind of quiet early, but andrew and boget shaved his beard and more aerodynamic. the first half was about tony parker. there is no way to describe that. there is no name for this other than tony, are you serious? that went in? david leigh, torn hip flexor and all. steph had only nine points in the first half but five assists, with authority. the warriors get within three. three seconds left in the half and parker again. the jumper goes and he had 25 at the half. spurs up nine. steph was silent in the second quarter and hits the three in the third and suddenly we are tied at 65. steph with 16 points and the warriors shot only 39% from the field. parker is out of his mind in this game. he knocks down the j and had 32. curry and thompson combine for 33. a bad night gets worse i

carolyn and dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> we will be right back with larry beil and the warriors. >> y >>> good evening. there is a aren't spurs won three titles. the spurs, they heat it up. with a sea of yellow at oracle, it is kind of quiet early, but andrew and boget shaved his beard and more aerodynamic. the first half was about tony parker. there is no way to describe that. there is no name for this other than tony, are you serious? that went in? david leigh, torn hip flexor and all. steph had only nine points in the first half but five assists, with authority. the warriors get within three. three seconds left in the half and parker again. the jumper goes and he had 25 at the half. spurs up nine. steph was silent in the second quarter and hits the three in the third and suddenly we are tied at 65. steph with 16 points and the warriors shot only 39% from the field. parker is out of his mind in this game. he knocks down the j and had 32. curry and thompson combine for 33. a bad night gets worse i

carolyn and dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> we will be with larry beil and the warri [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ there is a aren't spurs won three titles. the spurs, they heat it up. with a sea of yellow at oracle, it is kind of quiet early, but andrew and boget shaved his beard and more aerodynamic. the first half was about tony parker. there is no way to describe that. there is no name for this other than tony, are you serious? that went in? david leigh, torn hip flexor and all. steph had only nine points in the first half but five assists, with authority. the warriors get within three. three seconds left in the half and parker again. the jumper goes and he had 25 at the half. spurs up nine. steph was silent in the sec

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. certainly breezy out there and clouds are with us owe temperatures mainly in the 50s. a couple lower 6os also around the bay. we will keep the clouds with us and the breeze. that will make for a cooler day so afternoon highs ranging from the upper tuesday to just the mid-70s in our warmest inland east bay. we cool down yesterday. more cooling today and the possibility of a few sprinkles but the best chance of showers comes our way tomorrow. a slow warmup for the week ahead. i'll explain a little later. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. the california highway patrol is the lead agency investigating why a limousine burst into flames, killing five passengers and injuring four more. it happened last night on the san mateo bridge. kira klapper joins us live from the scene. kira, all lanes just opened a short time ago? >> they did. all the lanes reopened about an hour ago bu

carolyn? >> see you then. thanks. >>> we are learning more about the driver impaled in his seat by a flying piece of metal near tracy. 33-year-old michael cox was from rock land. according to his family cox was in the medical supply business and was heading to the bay area for a weekly meeting. he leaves behind a wife and three children. cox was driving west on interstate 580 near grant line of met taytay pipe pierced the -- metal pipe pierced the windshield and impaled him. sky 7hd was over the scene and they say the metal rod was about two feet long and about two inches in diameter. it is not yet clear where it came from. >>> a stanford professor is accused of uh ducting -- abducting her three children. the family attorney said there are two fathers involved and she took the children to hawaii because she was under a lot of stress for a brief vacation. baron and her nanny were arrested and extradited to california. neither is in custody. baron is due back in court on may 30th and monitored by an ankle gps. >

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the six-year-old was crossing the treat with her aunt and two gerald sister when they were struck. it happened in front of parkview elementary school near blue field. lisa is with us now live. >> a car coming in this direction westbound hit them and just a few hours later you can see behind me a memorial is set up in their honor. >> she was very energetic spunkl the time. when i come over she would call me by my name and say let's play. >> reporter: she was doing what she did every day. she just left her preschool at parkview elementary and was walking to her aunt's house on blue field drive with her 2-year-old sister when everything changinged. >> a little girl got hit and killed and her aunt was also injured. >> reporter: police say the driver of the lexus suv crashed into eileen, her opt marie elaina and her 2-year-old sister arlette. eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down the street her niece's

>> carolyn, this fire is no longer a threat to the wine country or its tourism. but it is a wake up call to the firefighting season that started a lot earlier than expected. tonight firecrews are guarding against any gust of wind that could reignite the fire north of calistoga. it started last night and he saw how fast his farm house went up in flames. >> nobody was here. the winds were blowing so hard. >> it has been a fierce combination with high winds and the low humidity. unseasonably dry weather that is quickly transforming the green hillsides. >> it burned the brown and the green slowed it down. a lot of the fire spread was by aerial spotting of embers. >> those flying embers also ignited two spot fires. there were a total of four wildfires right in the heart of wine country. >> the fire can devastate a vineyard. you won't have any crop for another five years. >> the flames today threatened crops owned by the kendal jackson winery. a reminder for many vineyards to trim down the cover crops. it adds moisture and knew nutrients to the soil. fernandez is the w

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the six-year-old was crossing the treat with her aunt and two gerald sister when they were struck. it happened in front of parkview elementary school near blue field. lisa is with us now live. >> a car coming in this direction westbound hit them and just a later later you can see behind me a memorial is set up in their honor. >> she was very energetic. she was spunky and happy all the time. when i come over she would call me by my name and say let's play. >> reporter: she was doing what she did every day. she just left her preschool at parkview elementary and was walking to her aunt's house on blue field drive with her 2-year-old sister when everything changinged. >> a little girl got hit and killed and her aunt was also injured. >> reporter: police say the driver of the lexus suv crashed into eileen, her opt marie elaina and her 2-year-old sister arlette. eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down the

carolyn? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> breaking news in san jose where there has been a major development in the deadly stabbing that took the life of a woman and a one-year-old boy. the two were attacked at their home in east san jose on viewmont avenue. the three-year-old girl was also stabbed and is in the hospital. ama dates is there with new information about the manhunt. ama? >> reporter: carolyn, yes, the person of interest authorities was looking for has been detained. you can see the house where it happened is still lit up. we are told that multiple generations of the family lived in the house, and they believe the victims were the grandmother and her two grandkids who she was baby-sitting. a 48-year-old woman is dead, a 1-year-old boy is dead and a three-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with multiple stab wounds and we are told she is in stable condition. it happened around 3:30. you can look at the video we shot from sky 7hd. a family member came home and saw what happened. imme

carolyn? >> thank you. a san bruno father who lost two of his daughters in a crash the day after thanksgiving could face criminal charges. investigators today recommended a vehicular manslaughter charge against tandel. he was driving on highway 101 last november when he fell after a holiday shopping spree. two of his daughters were ejected and died. he also hit a chp officer who suffered minor injuries. investigators say he drove despite getting just three hours of sleep in the previous 24 hours. prosecutors are now reviewing the case. tonight the postal service is asking for your help to find the person who ripped off one of their trucks two weeks ago. surveillance video from an oakland business shows the burglary happening near the intersection of market and 36 36th streets. look at the top part of your screen. the thief hops into the back of an unmarked postal truck carrying mail and rummages through the contents and then runs off. the postal inspectors are offering a $10,000 reward for information leadi

carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a big teal party as the sharks make history. >> larry beil is here with sports. good action finally. >> and a come back victory. the sharks have patented these in the series. they win it in overtime. we'll show you the penalt [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ shop at cho♪ enissan.com. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. the san jose sharks brought out their brooms tonig

carolyn? >> thank you. a san bruno father who lost two of his daughters in a crash the day after thanksgiving could face criminal charges. investigators today recommended a vehicular manslaughter charge against tandel. he was driving on highway 101 last november when he fell asleep and crashed his suv after a holiday shopping spree. two of his daughters were ejected and died. he also hit a chp officer who suffered minor injuries. investigators say he drove despite getting just three hours of sleep in the previous 24 hours. prosecutors are now reviewing the case. tonight the postal service is asking for your help to find the person who ripped off one of their trucks two weeks ago. surveillance video from an oakland business shows the burglary happening near the intersection of market and 36 36th streets. look at the top part of your screen. the thief hops into the back of an unmarked postal truck carrying mail and rummages through the contents and then runs off. the postal inspectors are offering a $10,000 r

carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a big teal party as the sharks make history. >> larry beil is here with sports. good action finally. >> and a come back victory. the sharks have patented these in the series. they win it in overtime. we'll show you the penalty that >>> good evening. the san jose sharks brought out their brooms tonight sweeping vancouver. the canucks were complaining all series about the sharks getting all of the benefit of the calls. it happened again with a give power play in overtie. picking it up with the sharks up 1-0. look at this scary hit on brad stewart. crushed against the boards. he hits him in the head and stewart was out on his feet. somehow he was able to return. roy gets two minutes. sharks take advantage on the power play. 2-1 sharks and as caroline might say, it is a big teal party up in here. canucks power play and to alex burrows and we are tied at 2. great passing. burrows centering to edler for the one timer. the canucks lead it 3-2. four and a half minut

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the six-year-old was crossing the treat with her aunt and two gerald sister when they were struck. it happened in front of parkview elementary school near blue field. lisa is with us now live. >> a car coming in this direction westbound hit them and just a few hours later you can see behind me a memorial is set up in their honor. >> she was very energetic. she was spunky and happy all the time. when i come over she would call me by my name and say let's play. >> reporter: she was doing what she did every day. she just left her preschool at parkview elementary and was walking to her aunt's house on blue field drive with her 2-year-old sister when everything changinged. >> a little girl got hit and killed and her aunt was also injured. >> reporter: police say the driver of the lexus suv crashed into eileen, her opt marie elaina and her 2-year-old sister arlette. eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. we have a little fog. it is less widespread than yesterday but where yes have it it's impacted up to the north. it is clear elsewhere. temperatures are a little bit warmer this morning and that will take us once again to warmer afternoon inland. but at the coast the clouds will feel. it will still be cool with numbers in the tuesday. overall upper 40s to the upper 50s. by this afternoon the upper 50s at stinson, inland, will see the upper 90s. temperatures this evening pretty nice but the see breeze will come back and it will be quite breezy. if you are headed to the giants game, stay tuned to that forecast. we will talk about cooler weather headed our way as soon as tomorrow. carolyn. >> developing news. foothill counsel of valley springs is in shock this morning after the investigation of the death of leila fowler has led to her brother's arrest. the 12-year-old is accused of stabbing her to death.

carolyn? >> thank you, lisa. >>> we have breaking news near sfo where all southbound lanes of highway 101 are closed because of a fatal crash. this video is just in from the scene south of the airport at the broadway exit in burlingame. the highway patrol tells us the driver of a red honda lost control and hit the center divider killing his female passenger. the driver is hospitalized with major injuries. another eight people were injured on a party bus that collided with the honda. officers are still investigating how that happened. two people on the bus have moderate injuries. six others have minor injuries. a third car was also involved. but nobody was hurt in that one. the crash is now in the clearing stages and the southbound lanes are expected to reopen sometime this hour. we will keep you posted. >>> there are new questions this morning about safety in the east bay after a young boy drowns in an antioch canal. investigators don't think the boy was trying to go swimming or play in the wa

carolyn? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> breaking news in san jose where there has been a major development in the deadly stabbing that took the life of a woman and a one-year-old boy. the two were attacked at their viewmont avenue. jos the three-year-old girl was also stabbed and is in the hospital. ama dates is there with new information about the manhunt. ama? >> reporter: carolyn, yes, the person of interest authorities was looking for has been detained. you can see the house where it happened is still lit up. we are told that multiple generations of the family lived in the house, and they believe the victims were the grandmother and her two grandkids who she was baby-sitting. a 48-year-old woman is dead, a 1-year-old boy is dead and a three-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with multiple stab wounds and we are told she is in stable condition. it happened around 3:30. you can look at the video we shot from sky 7hd. a family member came home and saw what happened. immediately called police

carolyn? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> breaking news in san jose where there has been a major development in the deadly stabbing that took the life of a woman and a one-year-old boy. the two were attacked at their home in east san jose on viewmont avenue. the three-year-old girl was also stabbed and is in the ital ama dates is there with new information about the manhunt. ama? >> reporter: carolyn, yes, the person of interest authorities was looking for has been detained. you can see the house where it happened is still lit up. we are told that multiple generations of the family lived in the house, and they believe the victims were the grandmother and her two grandkids who she was baby-sitting. a 48-year-old woman is dead, a 1-year-old boy is dead and a three-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with multiple stab wounds and we are told she is in stable condition. it happened around 3:30. you can look at the video we shot from sky 7hd. a family member came home and saw what happened. immediate

carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a big teal party as the sharks make history. >> larry beil is here with sports. good action finally. >> and a come back victory. the sharks have patented these in the series. they win it in overtime. we'll show you the penalty >>> good evening. the san jose sharks brought out their brooms tonight sweeping vancouver. the canucks were complaining all series about the sharks getting all of the benefit of the calls. it happened again with a give power play in overtie. picking it up with the sharks up 1-0. look at this scary hit on brad stewart. crushed against the boards. he hits him in the head and stewart was out on his feet. somehow he was able to return. roy gets two minutes. sharks take advantage on the power play. 2-1 sharks and as caroline might say, it is a big teal party up in here. canucks power play and to alex burrows and we are tied at 2. great passing. burrows centering to edler for the one timer. the canucks lead it 3-2. four and a half minutes le

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. we begin with red flag warnings for the bay area. sandhya patel has more. sandhya? >> the red flag warnings were extended until moon tomorrow. let's check out live doppler hd and the skies are clear across the bay area, but the red flag warning is in affect for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and de yaw blow range -- diablo range. elevation about a thousand foot. humidity levels are 10 to 20%. winds are gustin t to 45 miles per hour. fire danger remaining elevated. you can see a little shaky camera there, but here are some of the hill type wind gusts right now in the north bay hills . knoxville creek, 30 mile an hour gusts and hawk eye 28. mount diablo34 and calaveras road,30 mile an hour wind gusts. record high temperatures coming and a heat advisory going up. >> sandhya, thank you. >>> the yellow fire burning in saw though ma county is 60% contain -- in sonoma county is 60% contained. 100 acres burned and one farm house. alan wang is live in saw -- sonoma county with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, this fire is no longer a th

carolyn? >> thank you. a san bruno father who lost two of his daughters in a crash the day after thanksgiving could face criminal charges. investigators today recommended a vehicular manslaughter charge against tandel. he was driving on highway 101 last november when he fell asleep and crashed his suv after a holiday shopping spree. two of his daughters were ejected and died. he also hit a chp officer who suffered minor injuries. investigators say he drove despite getting just three hours of sleep in the previous 24 hours. prosecutors are now reviewing the case. tonight the postal service is asking for your help to find the person who ripped off one of their trucks two weeks ago. surveillance video from an oakland business shows the burglary happening near the intersection of market and 36 36th streets. look at the top part of your screen. the thief hops into the back of an unmarked postal truck carrying mail and rummages through the contents and then runs off. the postal inspectors are offering a $10,000 r

welcome to you, carolyn.y obvious question to you is how do you feel about all the events of the past week? >> you know, for me, it's a lot of mixed emotions. obviously first and foremost, for someone to actually realize who they are and be happy in their own skin is a very important message for mass public. i think the important message here is to realize who you are early in life and to be able to be comfortable enough to bring that to mass public and those who surround you as in your loved ones, really understand who you are as a person, and to be comfortable enough to say who you are to those people. >> i totally endorse that. you spent eight years with him. you've said here that you had eight years, your dream was to have a husband, a soul mate, a best friend in him, which is what you had. in 2009 i think he called off your wedding and it was only last week when he telephoned you, that you discovered probably the reason why, which was that he's been gay the whole time. >> yeah. it's a lot to process at t

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. this morning investigators are hoping four women who escaped a burning limousine on the san mateo bridge last night can offer key information on the fire that killed five of their friends. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live near the bridge with the latest details, kira, on a horrific fire. >> that's right, carolyn, horrific indeed. the four women who you mentioned escaped the burning limo are this morning in the hospital being treated for burns and smoke inhalation. understandably when they were rushing and escaping, they weren't to provide clarity to the officers about what happened. but the chp tells me this morning they are confident the women will be key in helping them glean information about the fire last night. these are photos by someone driving by the white stretch limo on fire. clearly it's on fire in the back of the limo. and sky 7hd shows the scene of the wreckage. it was after ten last night when they were carrying nine women from alameda to foster city. smoke

>> carolyn, this fire is no longer a threat to the wine country or its tourism. but it is a wake up call to the firefighting season that started a lot earlier than expected. tonight firecrews are guarding against any gust of wind that could reignite the fire north of calistoga. it started last night and he saw how fast his farm house went up in flames. >> nobody was here. the winds were blowing so hard. >> it has been a fierce combination with high winds and the low humidity. unseasonably dry weather that is quickly transforming the green hillsides. >> it burned the brown and the green slowed it down. a lot of the fire spread was by aerial spotting of embers. >> those flying embers also ignited two spot fires. there were a total of four wildfires right in the heart of wine country. >> the fire can devastate a vineyard. you won't have any crop for another five years. >> the flames today threatened crops owned by the kendal jackson winery. a reminder for many vineyards to trim down the cover crops. it adds moisture and knew nutrients to the soil. fernandez is the w

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a first look whether are meteorologist lisa argen. >> we're cloud free. we are going to see a warmup today. 50 in santa rosa, 48 in napa right now, 53 livermore, low 50s union city and los gatos at 49 degrees. of course, bay to breakers this morning. temperatures at 7:00 will be in the mid-50s. skies will remain sunny. by 9:00 60 degrees. 11:00 numbers in the mid-60s with mild weather and very little wind and by 1:00 we are approaching near 70 degrees downtown san francisco. looking gorgeous today. hotter weather on the way tomorrow. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. breaking news overnights. san francisco firefighters worked to contain a two alarm blaze in the mission district. it broke out inside a three story apartment building on valencia between 16th and 17th streets around 1:30 this morning. blaze destroyed several units in the apartment. no injuries have been reported and a cause has not yet been determined. >>> ready, set, get ready toss, the wacky san francisco tr

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. it's nice and sunny downtown. we have dense fog and cool temperatures in the north bay. we are looking at just 50s with quarter mile visibility in santa rosa, all the way up to the mid-60s by the delta. already a 15-degree spread out there. we are looking for another warm day inland. in fact yesterday we saw low 90s. today in the mid-90s well into the east bay valleys. we will have the breeze pick up along the coast and across the bay this afternoon. it should be a little stronger today. that's indicating the changes that are to come as soon as late today into tomorrow. you will want to stay tuned for our seven-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> developing news. the calaveras county sheriff said leia fowler's killer is not a stranger, not an intruder, but her twelve-year-old brother. john alston has details on this shocking development. >> this is the calaveras cou

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight people in moore, oklahoma are vowing to rebuild. our coverage begins with andy. >> just in the last few minutes authorities say there were no more unaccounted for children in moore, but it is not clear if that means any missing children have been found dead or alive. so for the moment the death toll remains at 24. tonight even in all this rubble and in the darkness the search continues. rainy, dreary weather failed to dampen the resolve of moore, oklahoma residents trying to salvage pieces of their shatter ited lives. >> they were under our bed. >> or the tenacity of the search and rescue crews prying through every inch of rubble looking for those still missing. >> we are trying to find any shelters that are covered up or anyone trapped in place. >> businesses and homes flattened and mangled cars amid the piles of rubble and virtually this entire oklahoma city suburb obliterated. the destruction is overwhelmed. >> just moved in two weeks ago. it is a beautiful neighborhood. i don't even know where to begin. >> the national weather s

carolyn johnson has the details. >> this is the scan. >> this small hand-held device isn't exactly like having a doctor in your pocket but biomedical engineer believes it's getting there. hold it to your forehead and the scanner reads and records critical data about your health displayed at wave forms on a smartphone. >> the top one is eeg signal which is the electrical impulse of your heart. every time the heart beats there's a pulse. >> it shoots pulls of light into the skin and filters the wavelengths coming back to extract a lot of readings. all determined bial go rhythms in the software. it's the brainchild of walter, who founded the sunnyvale company three years ago.

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight people in moore, oklahoma are vowing to rebuild. our coverage begins with andy. >> just in the last few minutes authorities say there were no more unaccounted for children in moore, but it is not clear if that means any missing children have been found dead or alive. so for the moment the death toll remains at 24. tonight even in all this rubble and in the darkness the search continues. rainy, dreary weather failed to dampen the resolve of moore, oklahoma residents trying to salvage pieces of their shatter ited lives. >> they were under our bed. >> or the tenacity of the search and rescue crews prying through every inch of rubble looking for those still missing. >> we are trying to find any shelters that are covered up or anyone trapped in place. >> businesses and homes flattened and mangled cars amid the piles of rubble and virtually this entire oklahoma city suburb obliterated. the destruction is overwhelmed. >> just moved in two weeks ago. it is a beautiful neighborhood. i don't even know where to begin. >> the national weather s

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight people in moore, oklahoma are vowing to rebuild. our coverage begins with andy. >> just in the last few minutes authorities say there were no more unaccounted for children in moore, but it is not clear if that means any missing children have been found dead or alive. so for the moment the death toll remains at 24. tonight even in all this rubble and in the darkness the search continues. rainy, dreary weather failed toolve of the resolve of moore, oklahoma residents trying to salvage pieces of their shatter ited lives. >> they were under our bed. >> or the tenacity of the search and rescue crews prying through every inch of rubble looking for those still missing. >> we are trying to find any shelters that are covered up or anyone trapped in place. >> businesses and homes mflattes amid the piles of rubble and virtually this entire oklahoma city suburb obliterated. the destruction is overwhelmed. >> just moved in two weeks ago. it is a beautiful neighborhood. i don't even know where to begin. >> the national weather service now says mo

live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you, carolyn. and ed lee was dressed in warriors blue and gold. needed to go to red and gold. >> yued. yu. >> noi we heard miami probably wasn't going to get the bid because they haven't put public dollars into the stadium. >> i think that was a huge factor here. but first of all great job by san francisco and santa clara to come together joining forces to put together what was an outstanding bid there are people saying they're leaving we don't want a part of this. they got it together. and so new stadium is the center piece for that. but nfl is about money. and like field of dreams, build, welcome. that is why we've seen next year in new york do you think people want to sit and freeze in new york watching a game? no. three. >> you spend $1 billin you get the super bowl. >> so this is another strong message about picking the bay area? >> absolutely f you want to host our party you better pay for stadium upgrades they're going to say look. california is broke but found a way to new stadium. if calif

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the extent of the damage from the deadly tornado in oklahoma is becoming clearer today. we have new details we're told 24 people were killed in the tornado. 10 of them were children and two of them, babies just four and 7 months old. the last six missing people have now been accounted for. five of them were found alive. >> the tornado was on the ground for an excruciating 40 minutes. the disaster zone stretches more than 17 miles ask cost $2 billion inappropriate damage. the tornado destroyed, or damaged, at least 13,000 home autos president ob yaum is planning to meet with survivors and first responders. >> two dozen people were saved in a moore, oklahoma bank thanks to employee who's got everybody into the bank vault. take a look at the picture. the vault is the only thing left standing. 22ñrç people huddled in the sml room. they couldn't get the door closed all the way. one man took off his belt and looped it around the door then hung on.ç all 22 survived. the only injuries were