this was contained on the construction site. >> reporter: that new san francisco general hospital building is set to open in 2015. the hospital spokesperson said she was unsure if the fire would delay construction. we did see a lot of construction workers leaving this area, but we're told they will be -- they will be back on the job later today. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> a motorcyclist involved in a crash with a bus on a busy san francisco freeway this morning has died. the make was hit by a small -- the motorcycle was hit by a small bus on the silver avenue exit. no passengers were on the private bus. the driver was not injured. the motorcyclist was rushed to san francisco general hadn't where he died. the chp closed at least two lanes of 101 for about two hours while crews were at the scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist. police found the victim on taylor street near highway 87 at about 3:25 yesterday afternoon after severa

issued for the golden gate bridge, the richmond valve and -- the richmond-san rafael and the cartinez. >> developing news in san francisco, firefighters are at the scene of a fire that led to a major marijuana discovery. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is own the scene in richmond. >> look at the evidence, police just filled up this pickup truck with sacks full of marijuana plants. i asked an officer for the street value and he is guessing about hundreds of thousands of dollars. they got the original call to come here at 12:40 to 35th avenue in the richmond district in san francisco. there was a call that smoke was coming from the garage. they went in through the front door of the house, firefighters say it was complicated to get to the fire because walls had been moved inside the house to hide what was going on. >> when we beginned access into the rear we had trouble getting to the back because we discovered they had quite a bit of pot plants and a lot of wiring and electrical hookups in the back of the garage making it difficult to get back there. we found some fire in the rear corner of the building and debt units o

december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines with motor coaches. and it appeared that san francisco's iconic cable cars had seen their final days. entered mrs. cluskin, the leader to save the cable cars. arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of the city, and

the furniture and fixtures for the new san francisco general hospital and negotiated salary increases per the labor agreements have really created a need for a change in our budget. just a quick overview of our -- what the impact of affordable care act on our department. on insurance status what we will see is the number of insured will go up. the majority will get medi-cal and some will get cover california which is the new insurance program that the state is developing, and the number of insured would go down. that would reduce enrollment in healthy san francisco and [inaudible] in the past but we will keep healthy san francisco for those that don't qualify for aca primarily for the undocumented so healthy san francisco will continue to stay within the department. one of the challenges that we do have and we were at the hearing this week is that our state revenues are going up and down. from health insurance they will of course go up but large leer our uninsured moving to insurance through medi-cal but because of that the revenues that support the uninsured will go down so the waive

we're live in a city where getting help and getting easier. >> reporter: it's a new day in san francisco'stle against domestic violence. a news conference was held this afternoon to show off a new domestic unit. for the first time, they're helping the victims from the same place inside the hall of justice. before all components were spread out across the third floor. now they're housed together on the second floor. in a city that had 1600 cases last year, he says this is an important step helping survivors receive services and provide justice. >> hit would be wonderful to have a won stop area where victims would come in. there would be support for the victim, legal team right there, investigators there. everybody would be working together. >> reporter: and coming up on bay area news, we'll tell you about one way this will help protect the victims of domestic violence. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shoot that left two wounded. it happened this morning on gillman between 3ed and jennings street in bay view district. wounds did not ap

breaking news in san francisco's bayview where an early morning fire displaced six people and sent a firefighter to the hospital. firefighters are still on the scene on hudson avenue. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield have much more coming up in a report at 5:30. >> today the santa clara county will announce new details of a grand jury indictment against 48 alleged gang members, charged with murder, robbery and drug offenses. >> the search is on for the man who leaked classify documents of secret government surveillance programs. the 29-year-old snowden was last seen in hong kong but the exact whereabouts are unknown this morning. a british journalists said he has more documents that will be revealed over the next self weeks and months. >> number four, the owner of a limousine that burst into flames near walnut creek over the weekend is facing an investigation and possible fines by the money utilities commission. the limousine was licensed to carry eight passengers but ten women were inside when it caught fire. they all got out safely. >> five, muni officials in san francisco are conc

san francisco labor council. all the nuns covered 6500 miles and stopped in 16 cities from ellis island in new york to san franciscocomments from house speaker, jon boehner today, are raising new questions on whether a comprehensive immigration bill will get through congress. opposed to the bill, boehner doesn't see any way of bringing an immigration bill that doesn't have a majority support of republicans. the bill, which would give illegal immigrants a path to citizenship is being debated by the u.s. senate. >> let's get one last look at the weather here. bill, not a bad day, but it did cool off. >> yeah, temperatures bottomed out today, frank, and tomorrow they will come up a bit. as we look at tomorrow, right around the bay, looking for temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s. we have 65 degrees for a high in areas like redwood city and hayward. as you get into the inland valleys, temperatures in the upper 70s, it's not going to be hot. it's just going to be warmer. so sunny and mild tomorrow with daytime highs coming up 4 and 5 degrees over what we saw to. so, as we look at forecast highs, 69 in vallejo specific

thirty% are san francisco residents that is 500 san francisco residents working with their hands to build the brand newospital for our future generations. they have done it right. it's on time, $63 million to local businesses as a result of the construction of this hospital. so i'm looking forward in 2015 to join all of you in opening this hospital, making sure we are doing everything to keep people healthy in the city and congratulations to the foundation for your wonderful work congratulations to all of us nobody has got it better than us in san francisco congratulations everyone. (applause) . i don't ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage grace davis, director of california corporate affairs intell corporation ... >>> okay with today being valentine's day we are thrilled to help present 13 new heart art works we see these hearts all around san francisco, reminding us that the general is the heart of our city these hearts generate we have a remarkable roster of artist and is this year is no exception and please join me in welcoming to the stage this year's heart artist and in 2013, heart a

. >> we want to get back to breaking news in san francisco where police raid an encampment and katiee at the scene and katie there has been a problem. they are now making quick work of what used to be a tree stand where that protester was calming out dash-camping -- camping out overnight. it looked to be freshly planted crops and those tree sitters that have been removed, you can see in the video, one man grabbed quickly he is dangling off, police quickly bring him to the ground and there are black pads pillow the tree incase anybody fell, they have reports that one man suffered minor injuries and we are working with that. people have been occupying this strip of land and many have walked off peacefully, however there have been 7 arrests and people have been protesting along the sidewalk. they tell me how they think this protest has been successful. at it was necessary to spark the dialog with the police and developers who have no interest in the commonwealth of the city and it is more about a profit on this -- more about making a profit on this land which is our land. >> reporter: t

san francisco. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> san francisco city leaders trying to make the city more appealing to traveler as louing parents when work in san francisco to ask employ grorz a flexible schedule. employers would be able to deny the request, though, if it creates problems for the company. >> yahoo ceo is on the auction block the lunch taking place at sunnyvale headquarters. the top hit right now is $5200 nouf bidding being opened until june 27th. you can see warren buffet dragging up a couple million. >> if you like to follow news, and we do, traffic and weather on the go abc 7 news has a new app we need to know about. >> enhanced features make it easier to use on android and ipad, whatever you've got. >> the new and improved abc 7 mobile phone app will keep you updated with latest news, weather and traffic. >> everything you've come to count on is now right at your finger tips with our abc 7 news app. >> watch abc 7 news live. >> check out what's happening in your neighborhood. the state, country and around the globe. the new news app makes it easier to share storie

street and feel like we're part of society. >> san francisco is the only county in california performing marriages over the weekend in san francisco, abc7 news. >> san francisco's deyoung museum held a special ceremony honors japanese americans who served in world war ii. they were in the fighting 442nd and with the moto, go for broke. the men fought own though their families were soldier internments. >> none of us thought we would come home alive. we had to volunteer our lives to produce a record that the government would then review and overthrow what hey had done in 1942. >> members of the 442nd were honored 21 medals of honor and were nope as the purple heart battalion. >> apple has made a deal that will replace all samsung chips by next year. apple has a tough relationship with 'samsung, even though they make chips and other items that apple needs. apple has sued samsung for patent infringement. the cupertino based company signed a deal with a tie wayne niece -- taiwanese company to produce ships in 2015. >> a temperature reading in 105 in walnut creek, blistering in the east bay and hot along the coast. mike nicco shows us with live do

san francisco and 74 in oakland. let's take you outside where we've caught some of the air traffic in san jose earlier. the good news about the weather, no airport delays. just some minor ones in chicago. a very rare look at the golden gate bridge absolutely fog free. you don't usually see that at 6:19 in the evening. it will be clear here throughout the morning hours for the interior valleys, also for the bay. temperatures starting in the 40s and 50s. temperatures are going to climb and quickly. by 11:00, low 70s for the bay. just a little bit warmer here as we head throughout the first part of the weekend. then as we head throughout sunday, we have been previewing these odd things. you shouldn't see any rainfall in june, but it looks like our storm's going to line up here 10:00 sunday. then as we head through the morning hours, there's the core of the storm right there. the problem with this system is the fact that as it moves onshore it will start to weaken. i do think we'll get some rainfall, it's not going to be the largest storm in the past six months by any means. the totals look to be about a quarter to a ha

burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> at 6:45 we follow breaking news in san francisco's manner that district, a tree drop peopled and land on a car blocking three lanes of traffic. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller is the latest on the clean up efforts. the tree is still there. >> it is. we have new news in the last minute or so, we saw a work crew arrive and we have a chain saw on the scene, about to get working on this tree here and if we look from sky 7 you can see where the tree sits on lombard falling across all three lanes and on the lexus trunk. all eastbound lanes are open and no one was hurt. police do not think it impacts traffic to the golden gate bridge. drivers are routed to chestnut or greenwich. >> i work in the area and i saw the tree down. it is crazy. just crazy. >> a few trees have fallen recently most likely because of the wind. workers say it could have loosened this up leading it to fall because it appears to be an old are tree. we were told a special truck was going to arrive and this is the truck they were using, one man with the chain saw here an

breaking news in san francisco. police say at least 19 people are hurt after the muni f-line collided with a muni bus. this happened on 6th and market street about one hour ago. david stevenson just arrived on the scene to cover this breaking news. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this happened closer to 1 -- 11:38. we're told this happened so recent, there were scores of people on the street when this muni train apparently rear ended a bus on the tracks. the ambulance, police cars, personnel on the scene. initial reports indicated there were 19 people transported. i just spoke to san francisco affire -- fire chief. she told me the injuries appeared to be minor. they were able to transport four people per ambulance. the other thing she said it's believed quite a few people were children, riding either the train or the bus for a summer field trip. i've seen children inside the ambulances being comforted by adults, holding ice packs to their necks. for now there's still a lot to be answered in terms of how fast this

street and feel like we're part of society. >> san francisco is the only county in california performing marriages over the weekend in san francisco, abc7 newsisco's deyoung museum held a special ceremony honors japanese americans who served in world war ii. they were in the fighting 442nd and with the moto, go for broke. the men fought own though their families were soldier internments. >> none of us thought we would come home alive. we had to volunteer our lives to produce a record that the government would then review and overthrow what hey had done in 1942. >> members of the 442nd were honored 21 medals of honor and were nope as the purple heart battalion. >> apple has made a deal that will replace all samsung chips by next year. apple has a tough relationship with 'samsung, even though they make chips and other items that apple needs. apple has sued samsung for patent infringement. the cupertino based company signed a deal with a tie wayne niece -- taiwanese company to produce ships in 2015. >> a temperature reading in 105 in walnut creek, blistering in the east bay and hot along the coast. mike nicco shows us with live doppler 7hd. >>

it's grown to a small network of cafes all over san francisco including new york. it's important to bring together these business leaders and mayor lee cares deeply about these issues. i would like to introduce mayor lee. it's with his support that san francisco has become a leading example how government and business can work to together to spur economic growth. [ applause ] >> thank you, jack. thank you for giving us a tour. it remarkable what you have done here and kind of revolutionizing the way we pay for services and products and eventually the topics i like is philanthropy. thank you for inviting us here. mayor bloomberg, welcome back in san francisco and it's great to see you here. you have been a champion and a great leader and it's nice to see the opportunities for me and other mayor's across the country to get these practices down and receive, i think your very practical advice that i always appreciate because that means for me making less mistakes. i love to do that. i also want to thank ron conway, the head of our sf city for being such a great partner

strike is on and what it will mean for commuter autos breaking news continues as the first same-sex couple is about to get married at san francisco city hall after the supreme court decision. >> and we intend to bring that to you live >>> we're following breaking news two plaintiffs are about to get married at san francisco city hall. >> a federal appeals court ordered same-sex marriages can begin immediately. now this is video of chris perry ask sandy steer walking to city hall to get hitched. >> we're awaiting their landmark wedding that should begin any moment now. we plan to bring it to you as soon as it happens we're hearing their nuptials are scheduled for 4:45. attorney general camela harris is there this afternoon planning to assist and helping perform weddings this afternoon. >> take a look from sky 7. flying over san francisco city hall. you can sigh people beginning to gather to to resume. all of this in the aftermath of the landmark ruling on proposition 8 in washington. >> we do expect a lot more people to show you. we know san francisco is staying open late. the county clerk's office closes at 4:00. but at 4:10 reop

the company will make and sell that flavor for a limited time. >> with all of the breaking news in san francisco, firefighters are on the scene of a blaze that left one injured. new details coming up next. >> the leak of classified national security documents can become a tidal wave and the secrets the >> we have breaking news from san francisco where firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm fire in the bayview district that started at 2:30 on hudson avenue. we are told it may have started in a vacation around building and spread to cars. the fire is out but firefighters are still on scene keeping an eye out for any hotspots. four adults and two children have been displaced and we are told one firefighter was injured and they have been taken to the hospital. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is arriving shortly on the scene. >> we are waking up to a different morning. mike nicco? >> no lightning strikes to track but a few

now a look at san jose and the sun is starting to come up and we see cars and six minutes to get from 101 to the julian off-ramp. >> developing news in san francisco where firefighters made a surprising discovery when they put out a house fire in the richmond district. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on the scene. i imagine your sinuses are clear. >> they pulled hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of pot out of the home. check out all of the bags of plants they pulled. it was enough to fill the flatbed of a pickup truck. firefighters found this at 35th avenue in san francisco's richmond district at 12:40 with smoke coming from the house. firefighterred had trouble getting in and the people living here did not want anyone to find the plants. >> the structures have been -- walls have been moved around to hiding what going on inside of the building so there are a lot of obstacles and electrical wiring. >> no one was home so no arrests have been made, firefighters say they did find a lost electrical wiring and hookups in the house. at this point police bet this was an electrical fire. they temperature me that pot was a pretty good quality but

san pablpolice say the cameras will be able to read license plates and even identify the people inside of the car. >> there could soon be new limitations on food trucks in san francisco. today, a subcommit tee of supervisors to said to discuss new regulations. the proposal calls for a limit on the number of days that food trucks can stay in one location as well as reduce the concentration of food trucks in the financial district. food trucks operating by chain restaurants may be banned. the land use and economic development committee will decide whether to forward the ordinance to the full board of supervisors. >>> a group of elderly woman, some in their 90s narrowly escaped a limo scene fire. >>> the popular wrapper becomes the victim of an armed robbery in san francisco. what he was doing when the crime happened. >>> the troubled oakland police department is about ready to complete a major phase of its recommended overhaul. the department's command structure will reportedly be completed this saturday. it includes getting the final three of the department's five policing districts up and running. at the recommendation of consultant, opd is dividing the city into fiv

there are new concerns about san francisco's hall of justice. coming up at 5:00 why mayor ed lee is calling it the most dangerous building in the city and concerns about whether or not it would hold up during a powerful earthquake. >>> a recent report shows muni's light rail trains had an on time performance rate of 5078% in may. the transit agency blames old trains and rail tracks for the service. muni plans to make rail repairs adjust the turn around schedule and hire more supervisors to improve performance. it also plans to mid on new trains next year. >>> investigators in central california think it will be a day or two before tracks will reopen following a cargo train derailment. the accident happened in the town of denare. 15 cars jumped off the track about 5:00 last night. the derailment happened on the same tracks that are used by amtrak passenger services. buses had to be dispatched of transport passengers to the final destinations. luckily no one was injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> time is 4:46. sal is looki

maybe san francisco a half inch of rain. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up at 7, we're continuing to follow that break news. a car underwater in san francisco bay. the rescue efforts now underway. >>> plus it's a sure sign of summer, but with fireworks come a renewed warning from firefighters. we hope you join us at 7 on tv 36. >>> not so fast. the new challenge facing san francisco and the warriors basketball team as they try to build a new water front arena. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> the approval process for a new warriors stadium is undergoing growing scrutiny tonight. the state commission whose job it is to green light the proje

news out of s francisco. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> hi,everyone. good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. at least 19 people are hurt in a muni bus crash. these are live pictures right now. you can see the buses down there on the street. the bus was apparently hit by a muni streetcar. first reports indicate the injured include children on a field trip. it happened on sixth and market less than an hour ago. that's where ryan takeo is standing by with the latest. >> reporter: hi, frank. we just got on scene within the last 15 minutes. this is a street corner where it's happening at sixth and market downtown. you can see the two muni buses there and several fire crews and ambulances that are here on scene. we know there are at least 19 people injured, seven children in total went to the hospital. they were on a field trip from vision academy. i just talk to a witness within the last five minutes. he told me that there was one child get off the bus crying and asked for her mother. he was visibly shaken by it. he said there were several children he saw crying. he said it was a low s

in san francisco, patti lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco mayor of another city's leader today. the city celebrat electric busses. there was a minor snag during today's unveiling of one of the bus's malfunctioning could not be driven away. it was resolve and the rest of it will be checked. >>> the chain would eliminate two lanes of parking on mission and would create with the protected bicycle lanes. transportation officials say the idea is to not prohibit psyching but to make it an attraction option that the bicyclists will use it instead. >>> the two leaders address reporters following a meeting acknowledged their views of how to address the violence of syria did not coincide. putin is the only ga leader who's supporting syria. >>> now, trending at ktvu.com of the contestant of the u.s.a. pageant taking a lot of heat today of her answer of why women earning less than men. >> i think we can go back to education and how we are continuing to try to strive to -- >> miss utah still managed to be runner up. to see more of the pageant visit the hot section of ktvu.com. >>> it is the

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has an update next half hour. >> the world-wide developers conference kicks off in san francisco and abc7 news matt keller has a preview of what to expect for the apple fans. matt? >> we know new york is the big apple but for just this week san francisco has the chairman to the name. thousands are expecting here for the world-wide developers conference that kicks off this morning and the line starts at 4th and howard and curves around. to be honest we never made it to the end. this is the first apple event in six months and analysts specific the company to announce a new digital radio services and new software for ipad and ipod. attendees hope for a surprise. >> i hope they will throw something that no one has leaked. that is what would be cool. like, you know, something that did not come out yet. if they do that, i will be really happy. >> analysts say the company stock price has fallen over concerns a breakthrough rod is not imminent and the operating system is creeping up with more people owning droid but apple apps lead the way with two more more downloads. doors open at 8:00

>>> break brag news, san jose police investigating the 25th homicide of the year. >> also following developing news in san francisco. police reportedly bringing in equipment to try and pull protesters out of trees. >>> fighting smart phone theft. what san francisco's district attorney is doing today to take the fight to a national level. >> a live look outside. that is your glorious bay bridge from san francisco. yes indeed, we are one day closer to the weekend, ladies and gentlemen. it's thursday, june 13. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is the next best thing to friday. good morning everybody. about 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's first check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. we have another beautiful day to look forward to. temperatures this morning are mostly in the 40s and 50s. you probably need a jacket at gilroy at 48 degrees there. 49 in santa rosa. we hit the stride of beautiful weather. i'll let you know how much longer it will last. we've got that all-important father's day weekend forecast coming up. first let's check the

have a link on our website at abc7news.com. >> next at 5:00 a.m., we are following breaking news in san francisco where three people have been shot. we have new details from the police from the scene. >> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> if san francisco, several people have been shot in the bayview district. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is on the scene. now the latest. >> well, we have technical problems and we will come back to that story and now our other big story of the morning, the unusual rainfall for june. mike nicco is back the we left things interesting for you. >> it is interesting. sue do you want to tell us about the map? wait, we have the radar now. here is radar

hernandez jersey, a swap, they will exchange the jersey for a new patriots jer an inspiring young singer with a 11 to teach us all, san franciscoing up at san francisco while opponents try to stop them, and real estate is hot again. but why are these homeowners still under water? those stories when cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: if you have been waiting to buy a home, you may have waited too long, at least as far as mortgage rates go. the rates are 30-year fixed raised to 4.61 percent this week, the highest since april of 2011. like the weather, the real estate mark market in las vegas has been red-hot lately but not hot enough for homeowners who bought at the peak. anna werner has a case in point. >> we first caught up with him last year when their home's value was in free fall, the house they bought in 2007 for $700,000 had crashed to $325,000. in a dismal market, dave was trying to keep his hopes up. >> when the market tanked, our -- my mindset was put your nose to the grindstone and work hard and it will turn around. the market actually has turned around in the city once known as the capital of foreclosures. >> ano

news. two victims turn the tables on their attackers overnight in san francisco. have new details about this random home invasion that sent .e to the hospital. >>> keeping a close eye on the stock market as well. a bit of a bounceback today. we'll take a look coming up. >>> summer showers continue to stream onshore causing a slower-than-usual drive this morning. we're tracking showers minute by minute, about 52 minutes from steady rainfall in livermore. i'll tell you when the rain is slated to hit your household and for how long coming up. >>> even more impact than that slick roadway and wet weather is this sig alert deadly crash south 880 heading through fremont. it looks like they're making progress. we'll bring you the latest on this scene coming up. progress. >>> want to give you another update right now on the breaking news down in los angeles. a live look there where two police officers, lapd officers were shot and hurt during an attack outside the wilshire police station. the officers were going back to the station when somebody standing nearby opened fire.

there are new 2 remaining 19 06 quake survivor survivors. >> san francisco santa anthony statue on a mission. today a crane lifted that statue off the site of the new dining room under construction. statue has moved next democrats and republicans to the temporary purchase at this catholic church. organizers hope the statue will inspire people to donate. saint anthony at 90 percent of the 22 million dollar fundraising effort. dine doing room serve thousands of free meal to the needy each year. >> american airlines put the squeeze on coach customers tonight. airline announced it will add at least 2 seats to the 747 and md 80 jet which account for about two-thirds of its current fleet. 2 more seats means 2 and a half inches less leg room in each row. company officials say they try to match supply to demand and still stay competitive. tight squeeze. >> sure will be. let's get a check on the forecast right no now. >> sandhya is here with live doppler 7hd. >> yes. we are exactly a week away from summer. no scenes of any mainly heat but we'll be seeing warmer weather tomorrow so exactly a we

. >>> breaking news from san francisco, we have been on this since 4:30 a.m. and police move in on major protesters. >>> a manhasset been stabbed to -- a man has been stabbed to death and we just learned more about the victim and what he was doing there. >>> workers returned to the job site for the first time since the deadly tragedy, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well good morning to you welcome to a brand up in day, i am dave clark. we want to start with breaking news and sal, they have breaking coverage on westbound 24, sal? >> reporter: this happened when somebody first noticed flames coming from underneath the truck and it was not long until the cars were on fire as well and southbound through walnut creek, let's go to brian flores who is on the scene, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, traffic on westbound 24 is an absolute mess but fire crews are still taking care of the smoke from this car carrier which caught fire at 449 and those are about nine chrysler cars headed towards the peninsular and i spoke to the driver who d

news. >> san francisco firefighter was hurt in a house fire in the bayview district this morning. the tire was report the at 2:30, so sleeping families had to make a run for safety on hudson avenue about a block from third street. abc7 news reporter amyield joint story. it was tough to fight, right, amy? >> look at this scene. look at the damage that was left behind. firefighters are estimating the damage at 500,000, a vacant home was burned, a carport, and a family home. investigators are still trying to figure out why it started the fire was huge. so big that firefighters couldn't ever it will what was burning. >> we had so much flame we did not know there was car part. it actually took re-creating this using satellite imagery to find out what was on the vacant lot. >> it started in the garage of the home on hudson avenue in san francisco's bayview district. it spread to her house. she says her home also caught fire eight years ago. this morning, when her relatives were yelling at her to get out she could not movie it was happening to her again. >> i didn't know what to do. i ju

there are new 2 remaining 19 06 quake survivor survivors. >> san francisco santa anthony statue on a mission. today a crane lifted that statue off the site of the new dining room under construction. statue has moved next democrats and republicans to the temporary purchase at this catholic church. organizers hope the statue will inspire people to donate. saint anthony at 90 percent of the 22 million dollar fundraising effort. dine doing room serve thousands of free meal to the needy each year. >> american airlines put the squeeze on coach customers tonight. airline announced it will add at least 2 seats to the 747 and md 80 jet which account for about two-thirds of its current fleet. 2 more seats means 2 and a half inches less leg room in each row. company officials say they try to match supply to demand and still stay competitive. tight squeeze. >> sure will be. let's get a check on the forecast right no now. >> sandhya is here with live doppler 7hd. >> yes. we are exactly a week away from summer. no scenes of any mainly heat but we'll be seeing warmer weather tomorrow so exactly a we

news. >> san francisco police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing 89-year-old woman. >>> authorities say that margarita lopez ramos was last seen friday at sfo. she was hard of hearing. >> she's five-foot seven, 125 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes, last seen wearing a multicolored shirt and black pants. >>> health patients are all over the bay area at risk tonight after tlt personal information falls into the wrong hands -- their personal information falls into the wrong hands in a meth lab. >>> and how president obama's changed since being in office. >>> and bride of night stalker, why she married the mass murder. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn

news,. >> san francisco district attorney is headed up a new effort to help stop cell phone theft. he will travel to new york next week to join that state attorney general and representatives from apple, motorola, and samsung hoping to use technology that would permanently disable stolen phones. new york's attorney general says cell phone theft is a national epidemic and the fastest growing street crime. >> if you don't like going to the grocery store you may be able to kiss that weekly trip good by, amazon is getting into the grocery business with the launch of amazon fresh on-line ordering service that delivered grocery and fresh produce right to your home. the program has been tested in seattle for the last six months and is expanding to los angeles this week. the company hopes to roll it out to the bay area by the end of the year and to 20 more cities next year. >> taco bell says it is firing a worker here in california who was photographed licking a stack of taco shells. the picture was taken in march at a taco bell 100 miles north of los angeles and it spread on social media.

news. >>> san francisco police say three men got on board a bus in the patrero hill neighborhood. >> they got off a few stops later and fired at the bus. >> police say the veteran driver took action to get those away from danger. >> the bus driver was smart enough to leaf the scene immediately, notice that there's an injured victim in the back, drove the bus straight to general hospital so they can work on the victim. >> police say a man on board was braised by a bullet or cut by glass. >>> three men robbed a bank in san francisco today, and the fbi says it's the same group likely to be responsible for the other robberies. >> late today, the fbi released these surveillance photos. >> police say the men appointed guns at the customers and tellers and two of them jumped over-the-counter to grab the cash. >> it's the same mo in two recent robberies in san francisco, and a third. >>> we learn more about a an alleged credit card fraud ring operating in the bay area. >> david stevenson has the information and better protection for all credit cards. >>> the man at the center of the fraud ring ba

news. >>> san francisco police have arrested a number of security guards who were part of a big demonstration downtown. >> 9 of the guards decided to sit and make their point, asking for better pay and better recognition for the work they do. >> we protect the buildings, the properties and the lives. but our needs -- we aren't scene. >> the union represents 7,000 security officers in california. >>> police say a man who lived at the marina drew a gun an on officer before he was shot to death by police. police recover adenine -- or received a 911 call about a apartment inside a boat after 7:00 p.m about a boat -- a witness who was walking describes what he heard. >> i heard the officer clearly yell, hands up, hands up. and then it was 5, 7 shots. quick. you could hear the police car coming in. >> despite reports of an argument police say the officer found only the victim on board. other people say it was a man in his 40s who lived there for 1-2 years. >>> new information in the investigation into the deadly -- san bruno pipeline explosion. part of the legal team looking into pg&e resigned. fou

san francisco. but it's just this much is what strikes me. if we get an inch of rain in a place like santa rosa or half inch in san francisco, that's significant rainfall. good news for air quality. good news for fire danger. i think it's kind of nice. not going to hammer the weekend. monday, that's the main event. your bay area weekend looks doable. both commute the monday morning, monday afternoon commute not great. hope it works out if for you. five day forecast then is one that will take fire danger off the table for a couple of weeks. >> so hard to picture rain. >> almost impossible. doesn't happen that much. not this much rain. >> thanks, bill. >>> we're following breaking news in san francisco. we first brought you minutes ago here. a car has gone into the water off the marina green. first live pictures of that scene. according to the san francisco fire department there are people trapped inside that car. rescue teams including the coast guard are on the way. we do have a reporter on the way. this live picture for you, it's not up close, but it is the best picture we can give you. we do see some boats in the water. we understand a rescue operation is under

truthfully we are thrilled that twitter and square are growing in new york city as well as in san francisco and city hall and bloomberg philanthropy when the east coast host the summit. like san francisco, new york has already had success in building the city. it's also embraced the culture of this sector and it's an example of the city and tech sector to create jobs and for the economic future and what people forget about is the high tech jobs create a lot of low tech jobs and we are all in this together in the support services and any type of economic activity spreads through the entire economy. it is a great example of everybody working together. city economic development is the engine of our nation and we need to provide an environment with start ups that can flourish and if we do that, all the the grid lock in washington, our economy will grow. i would reach to everybody to remember that everybody has problems, every government has problems. when you look at america, we've had 235 years of dysfunction and it's doing well so far. maybe it comes with the territory. san francisco has show

in san jose, it look like 87 is clear and quiet and by the julian off ramp it is not a problem. >> an update to the breaking news from san francisco, a firefighter is hospitalized after an overnight fire in the bayview district and abc7 news reporter joins us from the scene. amy? >> this was so much fire, firefighters did not know what was on fire they had to use satellite imagery to figure out what was here. it started in a vacant home this morning on hudson avenue in the bayview district. firefighters say it spread to a carport and then spread to a home with seven people inside. three generations, a grandmother, down to a five-year-old, escaped. they all got out but they don't have a place to live. their neighbors are will out because of smoke damage. they should be able to return. a firefighter was hurt and he was taken to the hospital. the fire is out but firefighters described it as "eye opening" it was so huge. they try to figure owe the cause and the red cross is trying to help nine fire victims. >> stay with abc7 news for an update on this breaking news and a remainder you can get updates on twitter follow us at abc7 news

partnering with the team and how this is going to take the game day experience to a whole new level. >>> san francisco signed an agreement where fans can up load photos to yahoo's flicker site and see their pictures on the big screen potentially. there is also a new fantasy football lounge. >> that stadium sounds remarkable. let's talk about sports. the oakland a's keep trudging along. >> no manager this time of the year wants to call it a big series, but it is huge for the a's because they are playing the texas rangers, the team closest to them in the west. and they are, as usual, taking care of business. rangers got out to a quick 3-0 lead. the 6-0 run for the a's. a two run clean single to right. follow that up, lowry. as the inning continues, the a's added another. they are leading 6-3 bottom of the fourth inning. the giants play later tonight. big week of football. the 49ers with their mini camp and the raiders. if last of the mandatory workouts for oakland. big story. mcfadden always has trouble staying healthy. bad year lassoers, but he likes the new running scheme that will be implemented by t

nick smith abc 7 news. >> san francisco officials cooked up new regulations to settle a long-simmering dispute between restaurants and food trucks prohibiting food trucks within 75 feet of a restaurant and places restrictions on trucks operate bid chain restaurants. there are concessions made to these rolling foody favorites they'll able to park closer to elementary and high schools and awill youed next to hospitals. >> amazing how people line up let's talk about the weather forecast. nice day to be outside. >> we're going to get more of the heat before the weekend is over. >> we're we go. mainly sunny skies and a little area of fog south of the golden gate along the coastline. quite a warm day, we've had a hot day. livermore, 102 degrees. a 41 degree spread so that is what we get sometimes here in the bay area. some wide ranging high temperatures. here looking along the over z.over the bay this is from the exploratorium camera looking over the bay. temperatures now 66 in san francisco. now, looking at the exploratorium from our roof top camera, blue sky as above. just wispy clouds wor