drivers were turned away at interstate 80 eastbound at 8th before 8:00 p.m. some were frustrated because the shutdown was nasa supposed to start until 8:00 and they thought they made it. >> we have to go over the golden gate bridge then the san rafael bridge because we live in vallejo so i am not very happy. >> this is the first time it is closed because of construction on weekday when thousands are commuting to work or getting ready to leave the city for the long week. the bridge was closed during the labor day weekend in 2006, 2007, and 2009. >> bride and grandmother -- and groom are moving ahead with plans for a wedding which was plans months ago on treasure island. this is a high demand because of the romantic views and the wedding planners say the couple was shocked when they learned the bridge would be closed but caltrain came to the rescue driving access passes to treasure island from tran just for the wedding party. >> organizers of the 43rd millbrae art and wine festival are making sure it does not affect attendance offering free shuttle service from

look at the temperatures, 51 at barrel, and low-to-mid 60's at anchorage and fairbanks is 86 degrees and they have been 80 degrees or warmer 30 days this summer tying a record average 11 day and they set a record for 12 days of 85-degree heat or warmer. that is where summer when. now what will happen back at home? it will not be a bad day we have clouds arriving late this or, and you can see the next 12 hours we will warm from 49 to 57 this morning to 58 at coast to 68 with clean air and beautiful blue sky. breeze will build and that will keep us below average 60 to 78 at 4:00 and it will cool quickly at 58 at the cost to 72 inland. have a good one. leyla gulen? >> we do have a crash on the cartinez bridge in the westbound direction but we are looking at delays eastbound as you can see the yellow indicated on the map. from what it sounds like someone was driving at a high rate of speed and crashed into someone and a lane is blocked. construction project will last until 7:00 and eastbound side of highway four from port chicago highway to willow pass road has a couple of lanes taken aw

at noon, 66, and 72 at 4:00, and you need a coat this evening. inland, late arriving clouds and around 60. brighter by noon and 74. dry air moving in but that will not stop the chance of a thunderstorm or two, best in the north bay in the evening and overnight hours with temperatures in the mid-70's in the evening and the coast is starting out gray with clouds at noon pushing you in the low-to-mid 60's in the afternoon hours. leyla gulen? >> we have slowing in the usual plays but we have a serious injury accident near uc davis along eastbound 80 at highway 113 and a car overturned making the transition and is on its roof. crews are on way and no delays in the westbound or eastbound direction so it could stay that way. as we pull it right back to the san francisco bay area to oakland we are look at fairly clear conditions here along 580 headed through piedmont and to emeryville along 580, top speed there, and the nimitz, you are looking at top speed and no crashes to report and a couple spots of slowing and the berkeley drive is building along i-8

at one. district of the 92 looked more like a parking lot in a freeway priest to conceal his now traffic is moving at least somewhat of a small the pace at least to the approach to the bay bridge. i spoke with the chp a short time ago who tell me overall they haven't seen anything unexpected except for one accident of the toll plaza. they've only had to deal with heavy traffic. a lot of commuter's have come prepared. we saw this entire span a very busy as early as 330 this morning. at that point there were no backups but a steady flow of traffic. if you are leaving now or stuck in this traffic at this point you might as well look around, because you have quite a while to getting off this man over to san mateo bridge >>darya: and this is only day one. we are hoping that the second day will be able bit better but disclosure is affecting a lot of people mark. >>mark: he has especially in the san rafael bridge where the other alternate is. kron4's jackie sizzle is there. a >>: it's not that bad o

at 57 at 6:00 and 56 at 9:00. it will be cool there. it will be breezy from time to time. you can see the storms still rotating around and it is very easy to see the area of low pressure to the north and thunderstorms to the north but they missed tahoe at 74 at yosemite and 87, and 82 in sack membership to and cooler-than-average around los angeles and san diego and 76 and 72 but heat is on in palm springs at 102. >> we have a brand new accident over the altamont pass headed along in the eastbound direction. if you are traveling in the westbound direction you are going to be see some delays. we are tracking this accident, in emeryville eastbound 80 at powell street you can see the traffic is starting to slow down with two lanes blocked westbound traffic is moving along fine. as we take it to the amount pass you can see the westbound commute is slowing things but eastbound is a two-car crash at grant line road and it will be slow and go with more traffic building from tracy over the pass. that is a 30-minute commut

this is the shot at 695 at hartford road, both the outer loop and inner loop looking good, also at this hour. and you can see, again, speeds looking good as you head out towards the airport. we'll talk more traffic and weather together in less than 10 minutes. for now over to megan. >>> baltimore county police have a suspect in custody this morning in connection with the murder of an apartment leasing office manager. the body of melinda schaefer was found back on june 14th in the morning. she had been stabbed to death. police have now charged a man named rashawn williams with the murder. williams was a maintenance worker at the apartment complex. police say that he met with melinda schaefer shortly before she died. he was spotted by witnesses at one time wearing one outfit and then after the murder he was wearing a different one. he has never been able to explain why he changed. >> it was a case that hinges on the timeline, video surveillance and also the clothing that the defendant was wearing. >> well, police have not said why they believe that he killed melinda schaefer. he is being

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here at the bay bridge, hardly any weight at all and no back up. for the san mateo bridge, highway 92 is an easy trip and the backup on the approach to these approach not bad. for the golden gate bridge ride when one southbound an easy trip here to hercules the berkeley that's a great drive time. no delays on 24 to the caldecott 368 is clear from concord to on the creek and through the san ramon valley. and dark earlier occurring accident from the dublin interchange is long gone traffic quickly recovered their for the westbound 580 ride. some heavy going. there was an accident at the montague expressway on 101 north bound. there is a little concentration of slowing but still lighter than usual for the 101 north ride. breaking news just into the kron4 morning news. the eiffel tower has been evacuated following a some sort of a bomb alert. trying to find the latest information on this trip and has been closed for about two hours we have learned. the eiffel tower obviously recognized monument over the world and is subject to periodic bomb threats. mos

it was at 7.6%. the summer reserve will pay close attention to the figures as it decides whether to scale back its 85 billion monthly bond purchases. >> watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes august got off to a positive start on wall street. stock are back at record highs after better economic news sent the market sharply higher. here's a look at how the markets closed yesterday. the dow gained 128 points. the nasdaq composite rose 49 points. and the s-and-p 500 gained 21 points. closing above 17- hundred points for the first time. 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.

look at the 60s. low to mid-60s, american canyon, san leandro, palo alto, santa clara, saratoga, pleasanton, upper 60s around walnut creek. 72 in pittsburg and 71 in tracy now. the day planner for today, the next 12 hour, mild and muggy this morning with temperatures in the 60s. we should be in the 50s with cloud cover. warm sunshine by noon. just about everywhere. even the coast. 66. eh, it's warm for you, i guess. 72 and 84 elsewhere. and then, notice by 4:00 into the 7:00 hour, that's when we'll keep an eye on live doppler hd and you'll also have spencer and sandy here to show you where the storms are, the slight chance developing as we get near 80 inland, near 90 inland, 80 around the bay and mid-60s at the coast. the chance continues tuesday. it tapers wednesday afternoon, and then thursday, a quieter, more normal pattern back into the forecast. a look at the morning commute. good morning, leyla. >> good morning, mike. pretty quiet so far. and that's exactly what we like to hear. we did have a co

at 8:00 p.m. last night the toll plaza post is the gates, and that is where we find kron 4 will tran with the latest. >> so far so good, and judging by the site and the sounds, it is very busy out here. as you can say dozens, if not hundreds of trucks are at this location. they are ready to hop on the new eastern span. by the time is over they claim that 5000 dump trucks will be on and off the new eastern span by tuesday at 5:00 a.m.. that will be dropping off asphalt and picking up debris. if you are not careful you may get ran over. we have been escorted because they did not want us to get hurt. you can say they are bumper-to- bumper. one of the reasons why is that theyave tell you that at any given time for a culture workers are on the eastern span. coming up a.m. they will give us a news conference to let us know what progress that they are making their on a very tight schedule. if they fall behind, the 2 6:05 a.m. opening could b tuesday 5:g may have to be delayed. >> let's talk about other w

reporting live at d.c. police headquarters, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> ok, john, thank you. >> we are learning more this morning about the winners of the 448 million-dollar powerball jackpot. 16 employees from a new jersey county garage will split their share of that $448 million. they join a man from minnesota who stepped forward yesterday. we're still waiting to find out who owns the third ticket. that one was also sold in new jersey. >> it is 6:05 and 75 degrees outside. still ahead here on "good morning, washington," found a way for college students to pay off their student loans. >> also ahead making the first day of school smoother for a >> also ahead making the first day of school smoother for a little girl by "the dheocratic pay of virginia sponsored this ad." ken cuccinelli is on a mission. he wants to overturn roe v. wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a polit

only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> look at this a storm dumped several inches of rain in the san bernardino mountains. the roads in the forest falls area filled with all those rocks and debris. right now the crews are trying to clear the roads for the 1500 people that live in that community. >>> the simple swing of a golf club has changed one massachusetts' man's life. >> i was so happy the ball landed on the green and then i watched it. i'm like it has a chance. and then i thought i saw it go in the bottom of the cup. but then when i saw the crowd behind the green erupted in applause i knew it was in. >> that 150-yard shot ending with a hole in one gave that man a $1 million payday. barton is an amateur golfer. his name was pulled from a hat to be able to participate in that competition in new mexico. he said he had no idea he would have a shot at weaponing the prize. >>> our time is 6:27. well, the big story still ahead making limousines a lot safer. the new equipment limb moes in california

a look at why this is such a fierce fire fight. a sense of security shattered in an east bay community that seemed like a safe haven. the crime that has neighbors thinking twice. >>> also, the syrian government responds to claims it used chemical weapons against civilians. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >>> on edge and stressed out trying to figure out what's going on, where the fire is. >> a raging wildfire spreading fear with more people wondering if they have to evacuate. raging flames, rough terrain and today crews on the front lines face another obstacle. good evening. let's get right to the wildfire. rim fire in yosemite grew to 200 square miles bigger than the city of san jose. flames threaten buildings including homes already being destroyed. crews are making little progress with containment now at just 7%. this is now the 15th largest wildfire in california's history. winds are a big problem today for crews fighting the rim fire. abc 7 news meteorologist leigh leigh g

look at damage at st. john's church. the police photos show destroyed statute and candle holders and lengthers and the damage found inside and outside adds up to $20,000. the suspect is 30-year-old was booked for felony church vandalism. no explanation why he was naked when police caught him. >> whatting now, livermore police are looking for the owner of an injured dog with a severe legg wound. he is a photo of the young german shepard. the legg is severely mangled with exposed bones. he will need surgery. officers discovered the dog in the spring town area on monday morning. he was wearing this leather collar with "rocky" on it. if you have information about thing do or the owner, call animal control. >> you will have new nfl security policy in affect limiting the size and type of bags you can bring into the stadium. fans can if longer bring backpacks or large bags. the new measures are response to the boston marathon bombing and the only bags allowed are clear plastic or vinyl the official 49ers steam bags from now on,

we saw the case of the banana at at&t park. >>gary: i am understand the rates implications and all that stuff but when it comes right down to it, just lonely nutty have drawn guy there. >>darya: the guy contacted and said i'm embarrassed it was stupid. it had nothing to do with race but frankly i just reached over grabbed a banana from a concession kart and chucked it on the field because i was so disgusted and wanted to throw something because the giants lost so badly. >>gary: i had a guy tell me yesterday that all sell bananas. --and they don't operate--they don't . >>mark: he said he grabbed it off the cart. i don't know where they sell bananas. >>darya: >>gary: he's a 42 year-old man. he ought to be able to control his emotions pricked on first. but, you go agees' what a sick guy pretty racial thing and then the more you think about it, is it just the media going for it. the racial angle. this is what we do protect a story and blow this thing up. and let's just really turned into something i have no idea this is just a nutt

here's a live look at 95 at 395. if you're traveling into the city from the white marsh area a typical ride of 6 minutes to get to the fort mchenry toll plaza. no delays through the harbor tunnel and here's what the beltway looks like, the topside at dulaney valley road, no problems on the inner loop. that is your time saver traffic. >>> you've been hearing about it since may of 2010 and today the army private who leaked hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks will learn his fate. a military judge will announce her decision at 10:00. he faces 90 years in prison. prosecutors want a 60 year sentence. manning's attorneys are asking for less. >>> police in anne arundel county are searching for suspects in what they believe is a deadly hit and run in pasadena. a woman was found by a passer- by on the side of the road in the area bay side beach road in bell haven avenue. if you have information this morning, you are being asked to call police. >>> first by sea, now by land, delegate don dwyer is facing l

only at sizzler! >>> in health matters, not taking care of your teeth could increase your risk for oral hpv. the university of texas researchers looked at health survey responses from 3,000 adults. they found those who said they had poor oral health had a more than 50% increase risk for oral hpv infection. the virus increases the rick for oral cancer and warts in the mouth. smokers and people with multiple partners had the highest risk for hpv infection. >>> we all get them and we hate them. stretch marks. they are using genetic testing to find out if people are prone to get them. >> reporter: 23 and me is getting lots of attention for its dna kits where you provide a saliva sample and learn about your personal genetic profile. the company's latest study, to find out if some people are more genetically predisposed to getting stretch marks. >> genetics are kind of the first step. >> reporter: joyce is 23 and me's director of research. she authors the study and sat down with me to explain the stretching

they offer benches at 10 k and 5k at other locations, but we picked the highest level there. the terminal assets, we think, are somewhere between half a million to a million dollars apiece. that was when we were talking about the second core event space and the concourse. the northeast waterfront plaza assets we think would range between a million dollars to $2.5 million. and the point itself a million 5 to 2-1/2. this is our best guess. the marketplace will really ultimately decide, but this is our assessment of what we think is the appropriate value. and i note here the life cycle from cultivation to commitment, there is only asset. people can buy bricks through the website. it could be quickly. even weekdays. for those large donor can take six, nine months, or even longer to close those. so, i would welcome the opportunity to take your questions and comments and appreciate the opportunity to bring this forward. it's been our pleasure to try and leverage this event as a legacy benefit for the port should you want to move forward with the pilot program. >> great, thank you.

take a look at san jose. it is currently at 68 degrees. future cast 4 shows by noon it will be 70's and maybe some 80s for the interior spots. take a look picture afternoon highs. by 3:00 p.m. most of us was the '70s and '80s. as with the clock into motion by 8:00 p.m. tonight the temperatures will be a little bit more mild. we will see 60's inside the bay. >> i want to break down the afternoon high for today. sunnyvale will have a high of 83 degrees. the temperatures today will be just a few degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. we will still hit the '90s in pittsburg and walnut creek. expect a mainly sunny day and it will feel muggy later on this afternoon. berkeley will climb up to 71 degrees. a quick look at the back-to-school forecast. we started out in the '60s. the temperatures however will climb to the low 80s by the time the children get out of school. >> your extended forecasts shows your pattern of morning fog. >> the latest now on the crash of a u-p-s cargo plane in alabama. investigators say the flight crew did not issue

at least one suspect is injured in a police shooting. at about 1 a.m. in east san jose today, officers spotted a car they believed to be involved in a robbery. they tried to stop the car but it sped off at a high-speed. it crashed at wilshire and king and then shots were fired apparently by police. the suspect has at least one gunshot wound and is being treated at the hospital. >>> san diego's embattled mayor is out. bob filner expected to leave office in disgrace today after dozens of women accused him of sexual harassment. filner is leaving office nine months into a four-year term. the city will hold a special election on november 19th for a replacement mayor. >>> in the wake of the limousine fire that killed a bride in early may on the san mateo bridge, one state senator is pushing for limousine safety regulations. a state assembly committee will review san mateo jerry hill's limousine safety bill today requiring limos to have two fire extinguishers and participate in regular inspections. >>> food and retail workers at oakland's international airport

and we'll look at the items at o a more convenient time >> that's sort of the concern. but thank you for that clarification >> i get a lot of calls from people who have issues with d b i and i understand d b i's situation those are all issues we care about but those are on the list because they come with great frequency to my 0 office. i'm wondering if we can continue this item not getting it done today and continue back in september >> can you identify yourself. >> i'm with the code enforcement d b i. if i could say we're happy to go through each and every item and work with our staff and if there's any property that is remotely involved with the conversation we're having but we'd appreciate if you'd approve the other items number. and someone in public comment said there was a review of the properties recently and one of the items they said we were a little bit having too many fees but if we were to hold-off on all items it would he'd the inspection to the report. i'd like to have the list today approved and we'll remove southern items and we'll you >> i'd remove thos

here is a live look at the old span of the bay bridge which goes away tonight at 8:00 p.m.. remember, you will see the bridge close live at our broadcast. be sure to tune in. here is your ride on the new span, it is still a great commute this morning although the metering lights have been activated. >> light to moderate condition. it is a little sluggish on 580 and highway 4. the only slowing is around the mckee julien. the rest is still looking good. >> we are just *hours away from the closure of the bay bridge. all lanes in both directions will close tonight at 8:00- pm. workers will then make the transition from the old roadway to the new eastern span. joining us from treasure island is kron four's mike pelton. >> we're now just six days away. you can say that the lights are turned on combined meat and the crews are not just quite ready to open up to traffic. they will shut down on the bay bridge tonight at 8:00 p.m. and reopen tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m.. here you can see the crews are working on the span. they have to do lane striping and paving. they also need to conn

one--hour at least of a delay. make good regulations and make it easier. >> reporter: these new restrictions will stay in place until the end of august. scott rates, kron 4 news. >> pam: two goodwill warehouses remain shutdown in san francisco and burlingame tonight. that's because workers who were checking in new donations, found what they believed to be bedbugs. this video shows a pest control inspector and his bed bug sniffing dog. leaving the charity's burlingame location, after searching the area for several hours. no trace of the bugs found there. although the dog got worn out, before checking the entire space. so another dog will be brought in finish the job tomorrow. meantime, people showing up to drop off donations or shop. were unnerved by the reason behind the closure. >> i think it is disgusting. >> scary. >> i think that they are difficult to get rid of and >> pam: bed bugs have been confirmed in a section of the san francisco warehouse at 11th and mission. nearly everything inside was thrown out as a

it happened at a bar and restaurant at elam avenue. one of the three victims suffered life threatening injuries. >> reporter: that's what we heard. we arrived here and hour and 15 minutes ago. investigators focusing their effort on the hong restaurant. two of them had nonlife threatening injuries. one of them did suffer life threatening injuries. they seem to have pulled some people aside. as we turned to the right. you can see that investigators are focusing their attention at some bushes in this area. the shooting happened at 10:01 this evening at the huong restaurant. ala -- alam park road is closed at this hour. no word on when it will reopen. we're hearing three victims one with life threatening injuries, two with nonlife threatening injuries. christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> mark is here now with sports. a walk off win for the a's. >> they will take it although it's so last year. it's kind of like their specialty when they won the west in 2012. it's back at least for tonight and doing what they have to do to grind out another win

kneeling pretty good at livermore at 85. if you are headed to the a's game today, beautiful afternoon, mid 60s. low 70s in the afternoon. we cool off tomorrow and that will take us through monday and tuesday. morning clouds, maybe some drizzle and 70s and low 80s for the middle of the week. cloudy and 50s at the coast. we don't have the extremes which is kind of nice. >> we'll take it. >>> in sports, first place a's will try to cool off the second place rangers at the coliseum. texas gained more ground on oakland. here a larry beil. >> good morning. just last week, it looked like the a's might runway away with the title but the rangers are back, now just 2 1/2 behind. ricky henderson -- no doubt about that. rangers pitcher walked five batters in four innings including the score in the double in the first. 2-0 a's. rakers tie it in the second. nelson cruz waiting for his biogenesis suspension but talent prospect. tommy malone was yanked allowed six runs and rangers roll to their fifth straight victory. giants in tampa and not

it happened at about 1:00. one of the men was pronounced debt at the scene and the other died at the hospital. >>> we have new information tonight on the shooting death in san jose yesterday afternoon. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured the shooting on tape. we have edited the video to show the moments before and after with the hope of identifying the gunman. the victim is riding a bicycle and pulls into a park lot at third and julian streets. the gunman is seen running up to the victim hitting him and shooting him. then moments later another man on a bicycle rides up, gets off his bicycle and witnesses tell us he fired more shots at the victim after he gets off his bike right here. and then he fled on his bicycle. at that point, several people ran to help the vick tell and call police. we spoke with one woman today who identified herself as the victim's aunt and said she wants people to know her nephew was a good person. >>''s good guy. good kids, good dad. really young. he didn't deserve this. he didn'

people at the starbucks at el~cerrito plaza had phones stolen at the same time and pete's coffee was the site of a laptop robbery in the afternoon. >>> a popular san francisco restaurant where people wait hours for a table is voluntarily closing this weekend because of an outbreak of e. coli. burma superstar on clement street post add notice on its door last night. the city health department is reporting 14 people had cases of he e. coli, including 9 who ate the burma superstar about a week and a half ago. health officials say there's no ongoing risk at the restaurant. e. coli can be avoided by safe food handle, including washing hands, cutting boards and utensils after touching raw meat. more information is posted on our website. >>> new this morning a street in hay wood is back open after being shut down. fires happened just after 8:30 last night near mission boulevard. several l.e.d. street lights caught fire. fire crews were called in to extinguish the flames. pg&e was also notified. one lane of traffic in each direction was shut down for two hours while crews worked. the cause o

it's really at a moment where this topic is at the forefront. and to a large degree, it's about time. it was not easy going into these classrooms and gaining trust and getting the students and even the staff to open up to me. but on the other hand, there's a lot of "me's" out there. people who will never know what it's like for these kids to get out of bed every morning. it was a privilege to actually try to understand a little bit what was their lives were like. many of these kids were heroes for getting out of bed in the morning given the trauma and experiences they've had. these kids by the time they get to middle school can't remember how many funerals they've been too, literally. it is -- i think i'm the inroad for a lot of people to answer many of the questions a lot of people have in society of, why do black boys fail so much? and, is there hope? i think with all the statistics, there's a lot of the fatigue out there. failure fatigue. and so i think that it is -- this is a way to look at that and say, is there hope? is there possibility?

tuesday at the latest. however, traffic conditions have been troublesome on several bay area roadways all day. let's check in with abc 7 news traffic reporter who has been keeping an eye on the roads. sue? >> carmageddon, maybe a little less than that. i want to show you some live shots, as well. san mateo bridge, 101 now, seeing significant slowing from the waldo tunnel south toward the golden gate bridge. the real jam-up is northbound through san francisco, 19th avenue from 280 all the way through golden gate park and on into the approach to the toll plaza jammed. also lombard street to the tolls jammed, as well. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. fog settling down on the span. three lanes here and once again getting to the bridge from the city side seems to be the worst and now we're seeing slowing southbound. let's take a look at the alternates, the san mateo bridge, moving nicely, this is westbound. eastbound, you can see a little bit sluggish headed from 101 over towards 880. we'll take a l

it starts at 5:30. it has a lot of great events. ~ and this month stern growth festival sawyerctiontion will [speaker not understood] will be bringing those on the road [speaker not understood] and another band called moon candy. if you haven't seen any of them you're in for a treat third on third 5:30. see through. lastly i want to close am i executive director's report in memory of a gentleman by the name of tom meredith. tom had been the captain of the butcuie b for sometime, and he recently passed away in july. it is a sports vessel in fisherman's wharf and tom has been a captain there for a very long time. he had the nickname of mushy effectively that's because apparently ahab it of speaking with his mouth full. they named him mush mouth that got translated as mushy. but captain tom meredith passed away recently. he was a terrific guy. a many of our captains have, he served in the armed forces in the marines in the 1940s and he's been running boats his whole life. and he is very fond fixture as par

we are looking at the south bay. just a look at the santa clara valley. and northbound 280 traffic does look good getting up to highway 17. southbound 280 that crash at seventh has been removed. we are looking at the sunol grade and 680 traffic there looks good. 580 is slow again from the livermore valley into livermore. it gets battener dublin. there is a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a little bit more in the way of clouds and fog. sea braze cut in half compared to yesterday. it does look warmer away from the coast but a lot more fog has returned to the coast. so 60s and 70s closer to it. pam. >>> thank you, steve. 6:26. the countdown to a possible bart strike monday morning. this morning's special meeting that followed a grim announcement. >>> investigators try to figure out what caused this fire here at this carport in hayward, there is discontent among residents. why one of the men that live near the carport was taken away in an ambulance. >>> the opening bell about to ring this morning. we'll tell you why

it will happen at 9 a.m. at the d.c. war memorial which is to north of independence avenue. >> they will march at 9:30 to to the lincoln memorial to join with the bigger group where the bigger rally will be. at the lincoln memorial it willt start with a prayer session at 8:00. from to noon, usually a program and some type of entertainment and speeches and main speakers start at 11:00 a.m. nancy pelosi, attorney general eric holder, merrily evers williams widow of met goer evers and martin luther king, son of martin luther king and family oa trayvon martin and reverend al sharpton one of the main organizations. the speeches begin at 11:00 and will step off lincoln memorial.l >> walk by here, martin luther king , jr. memorial and march to the washington monument where they will sphears. w manyi streets will be closed.ed >> metro is best way to go. federal triangle, smithsonian and l'enfant plaza. it will be crowded is my guess. take transit. >> john, if you will, to give folks an idea this is such a huge event, give us an

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it's 65 degrees at concord. san francisco at 62. santa rosa at 60 degrees here is what's happening as the giants take on the pirates be a few clouds at game time 10:5 p.m. and temperature of 64 for the america's cup. 65 degrees it will be breezy out on the bay and if that's a little bit too chilly how about the festival of the art. sunny and warm they've got almost i can see a lot of fun and good times. 78 degrees down in palo alto. here is what's happening for us. we'll look for scattered sprinkles a little bit that will dissipate shortly. and near seasonal week ahead as temperatures warm between now and wednesday. what was tropical storm now tropical depression is working its way up bah ha peninsula. they have winds up yesterday. it will be downgraded to just a low. you can see on the top of this that showers are beginning to unwind over the desert southwest and they're expecting as much as 3 inches of rain. potential of flash flooding through phoenix and up through southwestern arizona. for us that cool low pressure is hanging ov

but at least one building burned at camp tawonga. and the san jose family camp is now closed for the season. we have more "rim" fire coverage at kpix.com. you'll also find interactive maps. >>> coming up at 6:30, more on how officials are handling the threat to bay area water and power. mark sayre takes us inside san francisco's emergency operations is there. >>> other bay area headlines. orange cones are blocking streets in pleasanton flooded by a water main break. crews have been mopping up in the area of hopyard and black since just after 4 p.m. this afternoon. the two turning lanes from hopyard to black will be closed and repairs will begin tomorrow. >>> a former san mateo psychiatrist will spend 8 years in prison for molesting underaged patients. 81-year-old william ayres was supposed to be treating the five boys. his victims tearfully gave statements during a sentencing today. he pleaded no contest to 8 counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. >>> the couple charged with stealing luggage from sfo following the de

at the h.h. gregg employee family prices event, you'll pay what our families pay. >>> the most powerful typhoon of the year hit the philippines today. it disrupted power and communications lines. at least one person is dead and 13 are missing. >>> an incredible pile up on interstate 89 involving more than 30 cars and trucks. the accidents occurred between 10:00 p.m. and midnight. at least 10 people were injured but their conditions have not been released. authorities are looking at what started the pile up reaction. >>> a paraolympic swimmer is not being allowed to compete but she is fighting. authorities think her condition may not be permanent and she is not allowed to compete. she set a world record at the paraolympic games. >>> attorney general eric holder wants to scale back sentences for nonviolent offenders. tara merginer reports. >> reporter: eric holder wants to end harsh prison sentences for some drug related crimes. >> we need to ensure that incarceration is used to punish, to deter an

196 basis point, and hovering at 170 and we are hovering at 266. looking at foreign exchange, and dollar index, and two-day chart, definitely not a huge aggressive pattern here, but it is definitely the type of pattern that is slipping in value, and if you open the chart up, also to the chart of the day a one-month timetable, you could see 81.5, and we start to close below there, and many traders believe that the technical momentum will take over at this point. hey, supply, three-year notes 1:00 p.m. eastern today, and i will be there to grade it, of course. kelly, you should run after ashton, because we want to see an interview in chicago. >> you will get an interview, rick, but you have to wait a couple of hours for it. now checking on the action in the pit. sharon epperson over at the nymex. >> well, gold has fallen below 3 1,300 an ounce. they say it is weighing on the gold prices. you add to that all of the chatter we are hearing and the interpretations of the chatter, and when the federal reserve here will slowdown the bond buying, and that i

, at cnbc.com. and tune in tomorrow for day three of our organized crime week when we take a look at financial crime. tom what else is coming up? >> a big focus on financial crime. good guests for you. make sure you tune in for that one. we'll be going through a lot of interesting cases and i'm picking them out for you. >> fantastic. you've been doing a lot of digging, a lot of research. looking forward to that. >>> moving on , mexico's president unveiled plans to open up the country's energy sector to foreign investors for first time in 75 years. speaking in a televised address enrique pasaid the proposal awas approval in parliament, but under the new law, private companies would be offered profit sharing contracts allowing companies such as royal dutch shell and bp to tap into mexico's oil and gas reserves. some of the largest in latin america. royal dutch shell up by 1% and bp trending higher to the tune of .5%. >>> the former algerian oil minister has denied any wrongdoing after the country issu

options at this point? >> i think the reaction of the executive branch will essentially be to try and deal with this new government. there will be a lot of distaste, and a lot of pressure for them to perhaps ratchet down the violence. i think on capitol hill, there might be a little different kind of reaction, a sense that we're giving an enormous amount of military aid to a military government, so the obama administration may come under pressure from capitol hill. ultimately, the policy of most american governments since the 1970 system to deal with whoever is it in charge in egypt. >> brown: what's your sense-- did you want to add to that? >> i was going to say the administration is concerned about renewed pressure from capitol hill and they have two decisions to make. the military aid is one. and they could dial it back or reshape it. the other is there are military exercise, u.s.-egyptian scheduled for september, i think it's called bright star, every two years, and a decision has to be made pretty quic

this point is at hero. a lot of work still to do. reporting to you live from banning for "today in the bay." >> this is about 20 miles from palm springs which is where you're from. so you know, and you were mentioning that the winds are always a problem there. >> you can definitely see how her hair was blowing in the wind. wind is a big problem in that area. just to give you a better idea if you know where casino murango is, it's in that general vicini vicinity. this is also in the same area where we had to deal with the mountain fire. they've been getting hit hard in riverside county. here in the bay area, we've been getting absolutely spoiled. a mom in palm springs and sister in nashville. taking a live look here, foggy conditions, foggy conditions. that's all we have to worry about here in the bay area. nonetheless, you know how that fog works. it drifts around. it's hard to tell when you'd lootds visibility. sometimes you can litz just like that. keep in mind we have a dangerous drive this morning. we w

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at that time, she said they were still at the table exchanging information. earlier tonight, she said all sides have been exchanging information. >> the unions understand the gravity of the situation and we know it is august 3rd. that's a breakthrough to the district. they recognize today is august 3rd. we don't have a lot of time and we are trying to push them. >> reporter: negotiations started at 10:00 a.m. this morning. so today as been a marathon day at the table, going on more than 13 hours. that is much different than the last couple of days where everyone left before 8 p.m. and right now we are waiting for members of the negotiating team for the unions to come down probably to give us some updated information, as well, as to when they plan to return tomorrow and how they hope to work tomorrow -- how far they are hoping to stay tomorrow if there is any information exchanged. as soon as we get some of that information, we might return back and try to pass that along. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> we have assembled a range of resources fo

at 8:57 a.m. security cameras at the regency tower apartment building a few blocks west of the murrah building catch the ryder truck parked across the street. investigators surmise this is when mcveigh lights the first fuse. a few minutes later mcveigh moves the truck up, lights the second fuse, and parks on the north side of the murrah building. he then exits the truck and begins walking rapidly to the yellow mercury parked four blocks away. at the federal building the work day is starting. hundreds of people are already inside. sfwloop an explosion in downtown. >> about one-third of the building has been blown away. >> half of the federal building is gone. >> mcveigh is only two blocks away when the bomb detonates. but he makes it to the getaway car and heads north on interstate 35. he is soob stopped for driving a vehicle without tags. on the back is a handwritten note. tnt at $5 a stick. need more. >> there is no question in my mind that timothy mcveigh wanted to get caught, wanted to become a

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his final shot at winning a major next week is next week at the pga championship. 'm front runner and pga tour history on the thirst hole for birdie. 14-under. second hole, back-to-back birdies to start the round. rory mcilroy not in contention, trying to fine his game before next week's pga championship where he is the defending champ. 3-under 67 today. henrik stensen, bird putt on 17. begins tomorrow's round seven become of tiger. he had a 2-under 68. woods in control at 15-under par. >> it will be a marathon finish sunday at the women's british open. fourth hole today, mv park, lining up the putt. look at the bull just blowing in the 40-miles-an-hourpensin of py in the day. >> missy franklin, the fifth win at the world championships today in barcelona. the event that landed her a fifth goal with the 200-meter backstroke. she won with ease. franklin has one race left. should her team win she will join michael phelps, mark spitz, and christine, the only swimmer to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fame inducted members today. larry a

we are looking at scattered showers and storms. >>> good morning at 6:43, taking a live look at the emeryville cam, and you can see cloud and fog covering enshrouding the city and that is because of the fog and the low clouds starting to cause a few delays at sfo. minor delays and no major issues rights now to report. the temperatures will be comfortable later on. 75 in san francisco, and 88 today in concord. temperatures cool off tomorrow as a cold front streams through and a few more areas of drizzle, but otherwise, dry for the rest of the week. thanks. celebrity chef, paula deen is breathing a sigh of relief today. on friday, the racial discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuit against her was dismissed when they agreed to a settlement. the whole thing was a disaster for her career. can she bounce back? we take a look. >> here we go. >> reporter: the lawsuit brought by a former restaurant manager singed the queen of cooking. allegations of sexual harassment and racial discrimination. it left paula deen in the clear. she said i am pleased the judge dismissed the race claim and i am lookin

only at sizzler! >>> in health matters, the first national estimate, the cdc says one out of 25 american, 20 and older take prescription sleeping pills. they asked adults whether they had taken a prescription sleep aid in the last month. women were slightly more likely to use sleeping pills than men, and whites were more likely to take pills than other ethnicities. sleep aid usage increased with education levels. >>> jet lag can take a toll, but research can treat it. one molecule affects how mice changes light cycles. when they blocked this molecule, mice recover faster when their light and dark cycles were disrupted. >>> want to get back to our nbc photo journalist norbert lee who's now finally, after more than two hours getting on the richmond san rafael bridge, i started a couple hours ago, made his way across the golden gate bridge, was stuck in traffic on 101 and is finally on the bridge. >>> bike sharing officially pedalled into the bay area. >> from san francisco to san jose, just grab a bike,

the dispute happened last month at president obamaers. at -- boomers. a spokesperson from boomers says the cousins refuse today remove their turbans despite being told about a safety policy that requires customers to remove everything on their head. >>> the first family is enjoying their summer vacation at martha's vineyard. they landed the the cape cod. the president will likely be seen taking in sights and playing golf. the visit is upsetting some residents because the secret service is banning cars from a public road near the first family's rental home. >>> donald trump predicts hillary clinton will be the democratic presidential nominee in 2016. in iowa he spoke at the family leadership conference conservative faith based summit that attracts republicans considering a white house run. trump worries the gop will not find a candidate that can beat hillary clinton. >> if they don't pick the right person and i mean the right person, perfect, it's got to be the perfect person, they are going to get drubbed. >> other speakers there included former republi

learn how at devry.edu. find your career success in the bay area. >> we know more about a deadly hit and run crash in san jose. 61-year-old carlton ford was hit and killed by a pickup truck about 8:45 saturday night. witnesses were able to describe the truck to investigators but they said it was too dark to see the driver. ford's neighbors say he went out for a walk around the same time every night. >> well, if i could bring him back, i sure would. >> i don't know. it's a horrible thing. how could anybody do that. >> investigators say they have a good description of the truck involved. they're searching for a '90s ford pickup truck with front end damage to it. it is either white or light colored with a red stripe down the hood. if you have seen that truck, get in contact with the chp. >> oakland police are investigating the report of air bizarre attack outside of city hall. a man claims a city worker who was cleaning up the plaza attacked him early sunday morning. 36-year-old joshua daniels suffered a black