-spencer: morning. -lemonis: how are you? -i'm marcus. -spencer: spencer. -lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. -spencer: you too. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -paul: how you doing, marcus? -i'm paul. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -paul: good to meet you. -lemonis: wow. you got a lot of good stuff. paul: yeah, we're working on it. man: how you doing? do you have 2 pounds of red snapper? spencer: no reds today. -man: no reds? -spencer: no. man: well, i'm gonna try some grouper today. 2 pounds. spencer: okay. lemonis: what else are you out of? paul: i believe we are out of tuna. lemonis: tuna's kind of a popular fish to be out of. is gary, the owner, around? spencer: yes. i'll go get him. he's in the office. lemonis: okay. the place is definitely underutilized. i look to the left, and there's this big counter with nothing on it, nothing merchandised on it. it definitely has room for improvement. paul: i mean, this is a great place. i love the job and everything. it's just that sometimes it gets a little bit stressful when you don't know what's going on. lemonis: what kinds

chris maathuis has more chris matthuis: spencer has come a long from the 1968 olympic games. he treasures his medal and he'll never forget the pressure on his shoulders when some athletes boycotted the 68 games. (spencer haywood/gold medalist: "the 68 olympics were very unique because we had kareem abdul jabbar, elvin hayes, wes unseld and those guys boycott the 68 olympics. those guys elected an 18 year old and said you're going to save america. i was like, 'who me?'") chris matthuis: he sits here wondering if he hadn't listened to 4 time olympic gold medal winner jessie owens... who won his gold in front of hi berlin. (spencer haywood/gold medalist: "jessie owens spoke to george foreman and all the rest of us in the big commissary. we were like 'man, what's he talking about?'. he got angry and said, 'how would you feel if you had to run before hitler, now get your out there and play.' we were like, 'yes sir mr. owens, yes sir." chris matthuis: haywood won't be remembered so much for his supreme court for all kids to have the ability to leave school early. who hasn't heard o

spencer blake is bringing us the details live from san leandro tonight. spencer? >> reporter:it's hard to forget the original story - a good samaritan actually stopped that kidnapping in progress while a man was dragging a woman down the street by her ankles. fortunately, nothing that violent has been reported since. but some women say they have seen the suspect, and the car he's driving.

((jon tritsch)) that's right..spencer haywood had a hall of fame professional career but his fondest memory he almost wasn't apart of it plus it was miller's time in rio.. the las vegas swimming sensation.. found himself on the medal stand and we talk to his club coach who saw it live <<< everyone wants better chicken. it's true! and that's what you get at subway with the new chicken caesar melt. rotisserie-style chicken that's raised without antibiotics. a savory caesar sauce, melted provolone and parmesan cheese. >>> las vegas resident spencer haywood has an olympic history unlike most. the year was 1968..the united states was in turmoil..but the country stopped to watch team usa basketball win gold and witness 19 year old haywood break records the hall of famer remembers his time in mexico city..chris maathuis has more chris matthuis: spencer has come a long from the 1968 olympic games. he'll never forget the pressure on his shoulders when some athletes boycotted the 68 games. (spencer haywood/gold medalist: "the 68 olympics were very unique because we had kareem abdul jabbar, elv

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just a block over, crews have set up shop on spencer street. work is taking place bet lane restrictions will be in place even crews aren't working. expect delays in the area through at least october 15. this construction is part of the central segment of the paradise-whitney interceptor. you may want to use eastern as an alternate to avoid slow downs. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) chest overnight. how he's doing this morning.. and what police say happened before shots were fired. ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- keeping a strict pregnancy diet. what your newborn baby could be at risk for.. if you're not careful. ((sherry swensk)) >> and, our skies will be changing again... as thunderstorms will be rolling back into the valley to start your weekend. valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. an n-h-p trooper

. >> another spare the air day, too, right spencer. >> spencer christian looking at the accuweather forecast. >> larry and kristen, this is the second consecutive spare the air day and tomorrow is the third. so the air quality is declining as the temperatures rise. a look at live doppler 7 hd. a unusual low clouds and fog are clinging to the coastline. this is the view from sutro tower over san francisco where it is 62. 23469 oakland. 79 in mountainview. 90 in morgan hill. 57 at half moon bay. the view from mt. tam under blue skies with the fog over the bay. 85 in santa rosa. napa 79. 77 at petaluma and the east bay, 91 concord and 92 livermore and 95 in fairfield. it is hot out there. the view at the golden gate where the clouds are low and the traffic is flowing nicely. foggy near the beaches and the bay in the morning, spare the air again tomorrow, third consecutive day and hot days inland through next wednesday. so i'll be back later to give you a look at the complete accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, spencer. >>> now to the news, as folks are commuting home but b.a.r.t. is s

spencer. >>reporter: yes. we have a smokey haze over the bay area right now but item dissipating over the weekend. cleaner air on the way. forecast coming up.17lc >>> plus the extreme measures firefighters use to rescue both driver and his dog. 7 news at 9:00 wil i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking am

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we'll explain. >> i'm spencer christian. we see a few clouds lingering on this cooler than average day, and there's more cooler than average weather to come. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> okay, thanks a lot. >> let's take you outside for a live look at traffic along 101 in san jose. as you can see, it is a little bit slow. stay with us. mo >>> looking for something fun to do this weekend? >> jessica castro has some ideas if you are. >> don't call me a crazy cat lady but we went nuts over the idea of bringing furry friends to yoga. get the downward dog, it's no ordinary yoga. it's yoga with cats. pets are not required. the teacher gave me a quick lesson, so grab mrs. whiskers, and head to lafayette park this weekend for the free event. >> this is o'meara. o'meara cat on facebook. she's my roommate, my best friend. she goes everywhere with me. i love to encourage people to take their cats outside, especially if they're indoor cats because i think that they love to be outside, and it's a great bonding experience. >> at t

. >>> let's go to spencer christian. he's in tonight for drew tuma. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have a few clouds around, pushing out over the bay. of course, it was mostly cloudy, chilly and breezy there this evening. tomorrow, a little sunnier, still a relatively cool day with a high of 63 degrees. fairly pleasant. our first forecast calls for partly cloudy skies for the remainder of this evening. early morning, we'll see partly cloudy skies, overcast a little bit with spotty drizzle near the coast and bay in the afternoon. it will be sunny and warmer today. some areas inland will top out at about 90 degrees. >>> an update now on two major wildfires burning in california. some people are being led back into their homes after being forced out by this fire in monterey county. it's beened more than 55,000 acres, nearly 87 square miles and is 40% contained. a total of 57 homes have been destroyed, it started on july 22 as an illegal campfire. and this fire is 35% contained. yesterday, cal fire tweeted a warni

live from market street in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. thank you spencer. kron4's alecia reid is just a short distance away. at sutter and sansome streets. she spoke with witnesses and has more on what happened. alecia kron 4 was the first to tell you about this breaking news story. through our mobile app. >>alecia: people hear her get their shoes shined people come the market's really fast and then put a solid one-two market pinsetter. the stand and then the german who runs took some of the hit. lot of folks here still in shock about this unfortunate accident as the investigation continues they are keeping victims and their prayers. >> pam: we sent a push alert at 3:49 this afternoon. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. >> steve:another big story.is a terribly tragic story. two young sisters.dead tonight.after the pick-up truck they were in.plunged into the russian river. tonight, a sonoma county community is mourning. and the girls' mother. who was driving that truck

as spencer christian has the forecast. >> okay. i'll give you a look at weather conditions near the larger fires we've been covering. let's go to live doppler 7 hd and up north to the area of the clayton fire where it is 99 degrees right now and relative humidity is so low. 19%. now if there is any encouraging news it is that the wind is light out of the east at 4 miles per hour with occasional gusts to 11 miles per hour. now let's travel down south to san bernardino in the area of the blue cut fire where it is 90 degrees and the relative humidity is only 10% and in this case the winds are strong, which makes the fire fighting effort more difficult. winds out of the south, southeast at 15 miles per hour with gusts up to 26 miles per hour. closer to home, we have fog over the golden gate right now. local temperature reading, 64 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. mid to upper 70s in mountain view and san jose and morgan hill 82, 59 at half moon bay. the view from sutro tower over san francisco, a few puffs the cloud move over the city.

. >> i'm spencer christian, skies are looking bright yefr over the next few days. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> tonight you'll watch the infamous irs scam action. >> that explosion led to the arrest of a san francisco paramedic. his neighbors say this is just the latest in a string of escalating incidents. >> vick he joins us live with details, vic? >> reporter: as you can understand, most neighbors did not want to be interviewed on ka ra. they still have to live on that street. and they do tell us they had been victims over a longstanding dispute over parking spaces and mysterious acts of vandalism on their parked cars and some say they received threatening notes. they believe they know who is behind this and say the bombing is a validation. 32-year-old fire department paramedic was charged with detonating a device. police sources tell abc7 news he set it off in a planter box in front of a neighbor's house. this neighbor says she heard the explosion. >> a lot of police were here talking to neighbors. >> one resident saw the suspect. a search t

spencer christian is here with the accuweather forecast. >> dan, you probably noticed we have a sunnier afternoon than yesterday. and temperatures are rising a bit from yesterday's levels. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. mostly sunny over the bay and the coastline. check out 249 hour temperature change. 7 degrees warmer. 7 degrees warmer in livermore and novato and 4 degrees warmer in oakland. and at the golden gate, where skies are blue, from this perspective. it is 62 degrees in san francisco. oakland 68. 71 in mountain view. mid-70s san jose and morgan hill. 59 at half moon bay. now looking toward the golden gate from the east bay hills camera, low clouds lurking off shore and they are making a run at us later. right now sunny and 74 in santa rosa. 71 in napa. 72 in petaluma. 84 in vacaville. and 80s in livermore. and during the late night and overnight hours, low clouds make a move toward the coast and across the bay. spotty drizzle along the coast along the early morning and overnight hours but sunshine tomorrow and i'll show you how much and how warm later. >> thank you, spen

spencer christian has the forecast. >> that is right. and this is great back-to-school weather. i'm a kid. it looks okay to me. and a live look at doppler 7 hd. sunny skies across the bay area but the prominent marine lair along the coast and that will make a push inland. tomorrow statewide, 102 in chico and fresno and 95 in yosemite and 113 in palm spring and 80 in los angeles and 82 in san diego. here in the bay area, warmer in our inland areas that day. we'll see low to mid-90s in the inland east bay and way up north, mid to upper 90s at cloverdale and -- and lake port. around the bay seeing highs in the mid to upper 70s and a high temperature trend in san jose over the week ahead shows temperatures rising above average to mid-80s on wednesday and thursday and then tapering off to around average toward the end -- toward the weekend. so we have a bit of an areawide warm up mid-week and then a cooldown by the weekend. >> thanks, spencer. >>> still ahead at 4:00, a bit of disappointment for the gold rush gymnastics team in rio. >>> and go ahead and eat that chocolate. oh, yeah,

. >> spencer has the update. >> i will take a look at the doppler live 7 first. you see thunderstorms in the sierra as well. you can look at those later. right now looking at our east bay hills camera, hazy skies and tom is our second spare the air day with the poorest quality in inland east bay and moderate in other locations. looking at blue sky, 64 degrees at san francisco. oakland, 70, 59 at half moon bay. this is the view of clouds at golden gate the picture the last several days. 80 degrees in santa rosa, napa, 75. >> at fairfield and 90 at livermore. we will be back with our approaching weather and cooldown coming our way. >> thank you. >> we sent a push notification about spare the earth at 11:00 today. >> you can get the information on the conditions where you live. >>> no one has been arrested for the shooting in oakland last night that injured four people that happened at 10:30. police say one man was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and three others showed up saying they had been shot at the same spot. all were shot at the same pot. >>> police ar

. >>> i'm spencer christian. in a moment when we can expect that haze to move out and bluer skies to move in in my forecast. >>> a man pace her year of newspaper delivery just before he dies, so where does that money end up? >>> venetia, san ramon, san mateo, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> the woman accused of cyber stalking kris jenner and the kardashian family appeared in court today. federal agents arrested 36-year-old christina bankston at her parents' new york home yesterday. she's charge with 15 counts including cyber stalking, identity theft and cyber extortion. reporter melanie wood row was in court today and spoke with the suspect's father. >> reporter: i did. he's deeply apologetic to the people he says his daughter has hurt. he tells abc 7 news she posted her bail this afternoon and will be staying at a hotel away from the family's home computer. federal agents stormed this newark home thursday to arrest christina bankston. >> i said, i've got guns pointed at me since vietnam. >> reporte

. >> thanks, spencer. >>> well now to your voice, your vote. and the race for big money. hillary clinton is back in the bay area and it is all for fu fundraisers. we are live in piedmont where the presidential candidate is expected to arrive in a few hours. laura? >> reporter: that is right, dan. this is actually the same home that president obama visited four years ago on a fundraising mission. tonight the minimum to get into this fundraiser and this does include a picture with secretary clinton is $33,000 per person and the price goes up from there. hillary clinton was all smiles on jimmy kimmel last night as she returned to california and the bay area to stock up on money. >> we are the atm and when hillary comes through, it is hold on to your checkbook. >> abc 7 news political analyst said it should be no surprise that clinton has made yet another swing through the bay area. especially given how lucrative the golden state has been to date. and none of her stops are open to the public. >> she's been here, bill clinton and tim kaine has been here and it wouldn't stop fr

. >> spencer, sounds like there is a bit of a cool off coming. >> there is. cooling has begun. we have low clouds and fog and still mostly sunny skies inland. it's breezy with winds 21 miles per hour at sfo and 20 in novato. you can see around the area, just a bit breezy now. no powerful gusts. this is a view of the low clouds over san francisco which you cannot see from the view. it's 61 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 75 in morgan hill and half moon bay, 67 degrees. this is a view from emeryville it's 73 now in santa rosa. 85 in fairfield and 91 in livermore, it's slow to cool down there. here is a view from above the clouds. we'll have a foggy morning with coastal drizzle. tomorrow, as you mentioned will be a spare the air day. overnight, lots of low clouds and fog and low temperatures on the mild side, mid to upper 50s, here is our forecast at 11:00 tonight, notice low clouds and fog aross the bay. 8:00 in the morning will be foggy with reduced visibility in the north bay, east bay, south bay. around the bay area, so might be a slow go for morning commuters but by

spencer died this morning. the f-a-a continues to investigate the crash. three men are dead tonight as a result of two separate shooting incidents on milwaukee's north side this mor. morning. police report a double murder near 36th and congress at around 3-30 in the morning. one of the men was shot and died at the scene. the other was stabbed and died after he was taken to a hospital. police believe the murders are related....they are still looking for susp. then at about 7-45 this morning, a man was shot and killed near 50th and clarke. no arrests reported yet and police are investigating the circumstances. 3 it's not easy to streamline airport security....but the t-s-a is trying. today we got a look at a temporary pre- check application center at mitchell international airport. under the pre-check program, you apply to become what they call a "low-risk" you pay a fee and you can go through the pre-check line at any american airport ?without? taking off your shoes, your belt or your light jacket....and you can keep your laptop and liquid bag inside your c

spencer christian is in for drew tuma and is on the rooftop with the forecast. it's great to see you. >> thank you. great to be here on this partly sunny day. we have a warming trend coming our way after several days of cooler weather. here's a look at live doppler 7. it's mostly sunny over inland and the bay but low clouds and fog are cleaning to the coastline and moving beyond the coastline. check out the 24 hour temperature change, anywhere from one to four degrees cooler right now in most locations than this time yesterday. the exception would be livermore, concord, and santa rosa. those three locations are actually a couple degrees warmer than they were this hour yesterday. this is my view on the rooftop. looking out over the bay. partly sunny, temperature 59. oakland 65. 72 san jose. it's a bit foggy at the golden gate brim. it's also 76 right now in santa rosa. 67 in napa. 72 petaluma. concord, 80. 77 in livermore. looking at clouds from sfo camera these are our forecast features, fog and spotty drizzle during the evening and overnight. warming trend begi

. >> thank you, spencer. and we do have a resources page on the clayton fire on our website at abc7news.com. find information on how to donate to fire victims. cash donations are preferred. officials in lake county say thousands of dollars were spent to get rid of unfit donated items after the valley fire. >>> and some in california, a new wildfire in the cajon pass me interstate 15 and that is the main highway to las vegas. it broke out at 10:30 and it is growing, charring 1,000 acres in just 90 minutes an that gives you an idea of how fast it is spreading. right now it has burned 5500 acres in san bernardino county and 4500 people face evacuation near wrightwood and the fire is 0% contained with temperatures in the 90s and there are gust we winds. >>> california deals with fires, residents in louisiana are trying to survive the historic floods. so far storms have killed ten people. at least 30,000 people have been rescued. many of them are now packed in shelters and with rivers still rising, officials warn

. >>> i'm spencer christian. in a moment when we can expect that haze to move out and bluer skies to move in in my forecast. >>> a man pace her year of newspaper delivery just before he dies, so where does that money end up? ♪ ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> venetia, san ramon, san mateo, and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> the woman accused of cyber stalking kris jenner and the kardashian family appeared in court today. federal agents arrested 36-year-old christina bankston at her parents' new york home yesterday. she's charge with 15 counts including cyber stalking identity theft and cyber extortion. reporter melanie wood row was in court today and spoke with the suspect's father. >> reporter: i did. he's deeply apologetic to the people he sa

. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in mclean. some residents are trying to save a house that has historic significance, it's scheduled to be demolished, but is it too late? >>> but first, young talent killed just as he was about to get his big break. tonight, a local d.j. is asking for your help. >>> a young man with a budding musical career shot and killed in suitland. police say somebody shot and killed 18-year-old douglas brooks along park terrace drive in morning. detectives are still working on the motive. fans andio knew him as rapper swipy are trying to cope with this loss. derrick ward has our story. >> reporter: a rapper's promising career, people and labels were starting to take notice, but it's all spoken of in the past tense now. >> it was late last night. i got a text message that he had been shot. >> reporter: police say it happened around 1:00 a.m. the victim was pronounced dead on the scene. tony redz says the young man who took the stage as swipy brought more than rhymes and rap to his performances. >> he wanted

>> here is spencer christian and live doppler 7hd. spencer? >> the smoke is going to continue to flow in our direction for the weekend, but the good news is it will continue to disperse and we will see cleaner air into sunday and monday. shear a look at live doppler 7hd. the fires are continuing to burn and you can see the satellite imagery takes us to 7:30. although the fires are well to the south, a lot of the smoke has been moving into the bay area. we have stronger breezes now. they are calming down a bit, but we have gusts up to 30 miles an hour at fairfield and we get stronger breezes that will mix out that smoke and of course greater containment of the fire will help. fog is surging across the bay and the breezes will kick in and the air will become cleaner and cleaner by sunday and certainly by monday we expect more moderate air quality. i'll give uh complete look at the forecast. >>> let's take one more look at the smoky sunset. this picture was sent by jc in woodland with the # abc7 now. wow. check out that orange sky. amazing. thank

. >> spencer, sounds like there is a bit of a cool off coming. >> there is. cooling has begun. we have low clouds and fog and still mostly sunny skies inland. it's breezy with winds 21 miles per hour at sfo and 20 in novato. you can see around the area, just a bit breezy now. no powerful gusts. this is a view of the low clouds over san francisco which you cannot see from the view. it's 61 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 75 in morgan hill and half moon bay, 67 degrees. this is a view from emeryville it's 73 now in santa rosa. 85 in fairfield and 91 in livermore, it's slow to cool down there. here is a view from above the clouds. we'll have a foggy morning with coastal drizzle. tomorrow, as you mentioned will be a spare the air day. overnight, lots of low clouds and fog and low temperatures on the mild side, mid to upper 50s, here is our forecast at 11:00 tonight, notice low clouds and fog aross the bay. 8:00 in the morning will be foggy with reduced visibility in the north bay, east bay, south bay. around the bay area, so might be a slow go for morning commuters but by

kron-4's spencer blake joins us now.and spencer is there progress tonight on the fire lines? >> reporter:the progress is very slow-going, let's put it that way. the cold fire up in yolo county is still just 15 percent contained, and it's burned 47- hundred acres. and down in monterey county, the 54-thousand acre soberanes fire is 35 percent contained. those stats are comign from cal firebut even on the municipal level, fire stations like this one in palo alto can feel the heat of the 2016 fire season. in some ways, this summer's fire season isn't as bad as 2015's. through the end of july, fires only burned *half as many acres as they did during the first seven months of last year. but when it comes to strike teams from local station, things are on track to be a lot busier. "last year we went out on three wildland fires and this year - for the whole summer of last year. and this year, we've gone out on three already, and we're still right in the middle of wildland season." palo alto's third strike team of the year comes home tonight from the soberanes fire. earlier this week,

and i think even spencer, the point you made, even spencer would have pointed out in his story, the graft and special favors given. there was a visa story he mentioned that guy didn't get the visa, because in the end hillary's staff said that's kind of creepy. we don't deal with visas. >> i'll plug my article i wrote in the daily beast this week that pointed out in the case of mohamed eunice, you had a guy who has known the clintons since the 1980s, this luminary who asked them to help, and he still got cashiered. all he got was sympathy. if, in fact, the thing that they're asking for money for is not government-related, and the people aren't getting what they asked for, i will ask you if you think the story had merit. >> the story had merit to investigate. the problem is i think what happened is the a.p. reporters ended up with a story that didn't have any substance at the end and didn't know what to do. that's why they came out with these crazy sort of inflammatory headlines about half of hillary's meetings were with donors when we found out no, she had meetings with 85 former donors wh

michael spencer is in chicago. michael, a lot of guys are going to be making their broncos debuts tonight. >> reporter: hey, mike. that's exactly right. we talked to some of the young guys making their broncos debut earlier in the week, and they told us, yeah, for sure, we are going to be nervous. one was justin simmons. we told you about d'amonte booker last night. keep an eye on justin simmons. he was a third round dr out of austin college. it may be hard to stand out, but earlier this week we asked the veteran players, hey, give us one rookie who has stood out in training camp, and nearly all of them said keep your eye on justin simmons. >> justin is always around the ball. he makes plays. i think he is a ball hog. he has good instinct. >> he thinks on the flies. he makes great plays. he has great ball instincts. i think he will be a good the coaches. i mean, they have done a great job helping myself and will preparing, making sure we know our checks and calls. the rest is just effort. >> reporter: i think every

i'm george spencer. temperatures already in the 80s in philadelphia. it's one of those days you may want to stay inside and out of the extreme heat. here's meteorologist krystal klei. >>> that's right. the first alert already feel-like temperature of 90 in philadelphia. vineland, dover as well. upper 70s. the best we can do. allentown, coatsville. if you look at this feels-like temperature, in the afternoon we should peak in philadelphia with a high of 98 degrees. with that feel-like temperature by noon already above 105 and by 4:00 in the afternoon, feeling around 110 degrees for that temperature. >> all right. the philadelphia corporation for the aging has activated its heat line. you can call 215-765-9040 to talk to trained staff about how to beat the heat. nurses will also be able to speak to callers about medical problems related to the rising temperatures. we do have that number and numbers for other counties in our area on the nbc 10 app. >>> week two of the rio olympics begins today on nbc 10. ja

all lanes now open south 101 at spencer. we have this traffic alert with an overturn vehicle now completely cleared out of lanes. it took about an hour to do so and it is "friday light" so traffic really moving back up to speed as you head across the span of the golden gate bridge. no delays here. but as julie said it is drizzly out there so be advised, slick surfaces, and you are using those windshield wipers this morning. we had an accident at the bay bridge. that's clear. but the damage is done. you have some busy conditions as you work your way out of emeryville into san francisco. looks like you're backed up to the maze at this point with a little slow speeds off the eastshore freeway. >>> new information about the driver involved in a deadly bus crash in merced county. according to dmv records, mario vasquez had his commercial license suspended last year. during that time, he drove the bus anyway. he was cited. this happened in oregon but the california dmv never took any more action. the dmv says the branch in oregon

also the author of the complete infidel's guide to iran, robert spencer. dr. gorka, if he's saying on the one hand, the rules of sharia, those are the rules to follow back in 1983, and then he's saying that sharia is not a -- you know, not what's practiced, how do you deal with that inconsistency? >> sean, we have to look at the facts. i have no interest in attacking a gold star father, absolutely not. but he became a political actor as soon as he went to the dnc stage and attacked the presidential candidate. let's just look at his statement. there's no such thing as sharia law? if he said that in saudi arabia, he would be in big trouble. the fact is and professor spencer knows this better than anybody else, there are multiple schools of sharia law. these are the foundations of the islamic judicial system. to say it doesn't exist is utterly fallacious and from a man who actually published on these issues, it is more than just disingenuous, sean. >> okay. what is your take, robert spencer? >> well, you know, he is being flagrantly deceptive. mohammed said war i

spencer christian with the accuweather update. >> i agree with you. just right. it looks like it will remain just right for most of the week. a live look at live doppler 7 hd and it is clear along the coastline and the inland areas. patches of fog here and there along the coast but not very prominent. 24 hour temperature change shows a warm up. in most locations, 7 degrees, and five degrees warmer in napa and looking at the current conditions at sutro tour 65 in san francisco. 71 in oakland. 74 in mountain view. 80 in san jose. and in the 60s in half moon bay. 90 at santa rosa. 78 napa, 81 petaluma, 89 in fairfield. an blue skies over the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy skies this evening. early tomorrow morning, a few coastal clouds but the day is off to a sunny start and by afternoon we'll see high temperatures in the low 90s inland and i'll show you how long the warm weather will last in minutes. >> thank you, spencer. >>> and keep track of the changing weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. download it for free and track live doppler 7 h

andrew spencer has the latest on the presidential campaign live!", hillary clinton joked about her health... ( hillary clinton ) "here. take my pulse while i'm talking to you." ( jimmy kimmel ) "okay." ( hillary clinton ) "make sure i'm alive." ( jimmy kimmel ) "oh, my god. there's nothing there." ( hillary clinton ) "there's nothing there. what can i say?" ...laughing off claims by some of her opponents that she's somehow not well. ( hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate ) "i don't know why they are saying this. i think, on the one hand, it's part of the wacky strategy: just say all these crazy things and maybe you can get some people to believe you. meanwhile, clinton continues to be dogged by the controversial e-mail server she used as secretary of state. a federal judge, monday, gave the state department one month to make a plan to release nearly 15-thousand documents that it received from the f-b-i as part of its investigation into that server. clinton's campaign says, "we support those documents being released publicly as well." donald

. >> i'm spencer christian. get ady for summer sizzle. >> next, the stor >>> san jose has become the most-expensive metro market in the country. median home prices soared to $1 million. vic lee is live with some answers, vic? >> reporter: i wish i would have bought a home decades ago. realtors do tell us the market has been softer, meaning buyers can have more powers but does that soften the blow? depends on who you talk to. for those who live here, the report by the national association of realtors was no surprise. the median home price broke the million dollar mark. >> does it shock you? >> it's getting old. >> surplus of buyers with low inventory. >> there is very little property in lower price points available. >> in san jose, they've had to look for homes. >> just from other states, and they're relocating. >> the fishers made a killing. they bought 23 years ago for? >> it was 299. >> they sold for? well, let's just say the prevailing market rate. >> how much did neighbors pay? >> $41,000. >> how many years

tonight one of his close friends shared memories of the good times with kron four's spencer blake. "that's calvin, his sophomore year." marco mosqueda and calvin riley met at a swim party their freshman year of high school. riley was the new kid in town. "i just remember he had a thick boston accent, and i was like, 'wow this is a cool kid.'" with mosqueda playing football and riley playing baseball at a relatively small, catholic schoolthey were in the same circle of friends over the years. "we took a dance class at notre dame high school, and this was after our last dance show." at the mosqueda home today, marco and another friend pulled out the high school yearbooks and relived the memories. like how they got to see calvin and his dad - who was a coach at serra - interact away from home. "you couldn't tell that they were father and son; they just seemed like best friends." in their freshman year of college, they got even closer as friends. "i was going through some tough times in january so i reached out to him, and he was always there for me. literally, i could talk to him ever

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spencer and erica boyfriend girlfriend behind this business venture. spencer saw video and decided to open up this. he's suddenly an expert. oh. former marine. once a marine always a marine. >> yeah. some people say former marine or eczema reason. i like to get that out there. thank you for your service >> thank you, man i got my flag. thank you, for that. >> so here we go. let's point out that they are in chicken buckets. i guess they don't exactly sell donut buckets. we like to be funky. funky chicken. that's funky chicken that's right that's jive turkey. that's jive turkey. that's 35. this is hippy pack that's 60 and inferno pack 125 he's not donuts. just to be clear. that one actually $45. and that one is 25.50. a lot of people are get morning time for business meetings you open up at 7:00 a.m. how many days a week are you open? wednesday, thursday, friday we open at 7:00 a.m. wednesday, thursday, we close at 9:00 p.m. and friday saturday we close at 10:00 p.m. we're open really late. what cool thing. swing by and get, get a bucket mini donuts. you

what's the latest this evening, spencer? >> reporter:there are six patients here at doctors medical center in modesto, with amputations being some of the most severe injuries. some of those patients were in critical condition this morning, have been improving throughout the day. it will be hard to shake this haunting image of a charter bus with 30 people on board.wrapped around a sign pole on the freeway. moises onsurez  chp "the bus struck the pole at the right, front portion, and then the pole somewhat went through the center of the bus." >> reporter:the bus left l-a monday night and was heading for pasco washington. instead, at about 3:30, it crashed near livingston on highway 99 - about 26 miles from modesto. "the bus split open, and that's how i got out." >> reporter:five people died on scene. twenty others were injured, and ended up in at least four different hospitals. the on-call suregeon at doctors medical center in modesto got a call just before five a-m. "we immediatey got the patients who were ejected from the

kron four's spencer blake is live in the newsroom this spencer. what led up to the violence? >> reporter:the violence only happened *after the suspects stole a couple laptops. this is now the second violent crime *inside the westfield mall, in the past three weeks. there are plenty of places for people to sit and use their laptops on the fourth floor of the mall. that's what two people were doing monday night when a group of young people worked together to create a diversion. giselle talkoff >>:"one of the subjects started to make some loud noise, bang on a rail behind one of the victims, and they turned around and the suspect distracted them and took off with one of the victim's laptops." >> reporter:the two people started running after the kids to get the computer back. but the second person realized too late that he had left *his computer and cell phone behind. when he looked back, another suspect from the group was swiping them, too. "at some point one of the suspects confronted the second victim and punched the victim in the face." that makes the crime somewhat similar t

you can see the heavy rain back toward spencer as well, but lighter rain getting to spencer's well. it all continues to pivot toward the east, so it be crossi from west to east. drying out around the worcester area, but still light rain around boston and the south shore. it is through about lunchtime and then we drive things out this afternoon. beneficial rain crossing the area and then we are in the 60's now. with the east and north easterly wind, we will hold into the 70's of the coast, but we may met closer to 80 where the sun emerges first. the rain getting moving ea olessa: the roads are looking quiet. on the top of the screen, there are more cars on the road down, but let's go to the map to see the rest of your trip. no complaints to boston. no issues on 95 from sharon. the pike eastbound is nice and quiet. also 93 south all the way the leverett connector, your problem looking good and train and bus is on schedule. emily: some of the stories we're following right now. a south boston day camp reopens today one week after a young boy drowned. counselors underwent new training ye

spencer blake is bringing us the details live from san leandro tonight. spencer? >> reporter:it's hard to forget the original story - a good samaritan actually stopped that kidnapping in progress while a man was dragging a woman down the street by her ankles. fortunately, nothing that violent has been reported since. but some women say they have seen the suspect, and the car he's driving. it's easy to find a place to eat at 14th street and juana avenue in downtown san leandro. but this is apparently also the area where a kidnapping suspect tried to find another victim. "i thought this was a safe city, so it's scary. it's like freaking me out." a woman tells police a man who looks like this pulled up in his car and started talking to her. "she was a little bit freaked out. she quickly turned the other way and left." another woman in the east bay says she saw the suspect's car - a 2014 silver nissan sentrafollowing her. after digging up some surveillance photos, police noticed the flashy wheels on the car - black or gray, and clearly an add-on. "those wheels and the

. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for summer sizzle. >> ne (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> san jose has become the most-expensive metro market in the country. median home prices soared to $1 million. vic lee is live with some answers, vic? >> reporter: i wish i would have bought a home decades ago. realtors do tell us the market has been softer, meaning buyers can have more powers but does that soften the blow? depends on who you talk to. for those who live here, the report by the national association of realtors was no surprise. the median home price broke the million dollar mark. >> does it shock you? >> it's getting old. >> surplus of buyers with low inventory. >> there is very little property in lower price points available. >> in san jose, look for ho

and we're partying back here in suspect spencer and erica. boyfriend girlfriend, who own this place, decided to open up the they felt there was need here on fourth street. we're in between 75 and gandy. they need ad place for coffee and donuts and they didn't find a place they liked so they opened their own miniature donuts funnel cakes, great coffee, iced coffee even working cow ice cream. you want to go show us how you do it, we see erica doing that spencer, tell me about, all mini donuts is what you're doing, fresh my machine will make 2400 in an hour. so somebody comes in they want big order to take it to work or whatever i make them hot, fresh on spot you wait until somebody orders. i like that. all right. same with funnel cake. now atrust me to make funnel cake here. i think you can do it. i got faith in you. it is business in front here. all about business. because that's hot oil. >> why are you backing away? you scare me, man. i know. what am i doing here? around side around the center. >> like this? there you go. beautiful. oh. yeah.

now your host, michael spencer. >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to the view house centennial college football with a rocky mountain showdown and that captures our attention tonight on eck finty monday live. tyler, joel, good to have you. tyler, let's start with you, former bronco, super bowl champ, former colorado buff. >> i am. >> you ready for the season to get going. >> i can't wait. i'm excited to watch some college football this year. i have been living opt east coast -- on the eastst this will be my first time to be able to go watch college football at any old university. >> and joel, i imagine the feeling is the same for you, let's talk about this rivalry. what does it mean for you. >> you are always fired up to play the buffs. we had that little brother stigma where they were supposed to win the game. so we were exceptionally fired season, find a way to win 10 games and go to a bowl game. so this one was always important to us. >> you know, the one thing about bowl games you can throw the records out of the window. overtime game where the field goal gets block and kicks the f

and i'll have that forecast coming up later. >> thanks, spencer. >>> developing news from out of the south bay where police are investigating a double homicide in san jose. >> according to family members, brothers michael and arturo ramirez were killed in a shooting near south eighth street and martha street. >> matt keller has the latest. >> reporter: you could see the evidence left behind of the violent that took place here in this residential neighborhood in downtown san jose. a car in the driveway with the window blown out and bullet holes and another vehicle parked by the curb and family and friends mourning the loss of the two latest homicide victims in the city and a neighbor described what he saw. >> i saw a white truck coming towards my house, followed by a black suv and they made a u-turn right here on martha and went back the other way and it looked like they meant business. so i kind of ducked back in the house and then i look out the window and i saw flashes from an automatic -- and it was an auto weapon, rapid fire. >> reporter: police say two brothers, one in the mid t

tonight news 4's starsy spencer joins us from police headquarters. darcy, what are you sflerng. >> erica, i can tell you that this veteran firefighter remains in the hospital at this hour. but the good news that we can share, he is expected to be ok. an off-duty d.c. firefighter shot and wounded while his daughter was in the car with him. it was in broad day light just down the street from a church. he was flown to an area hospital conscious, alert and stable. the shooting happened at 4:00 in the afternoon. the lookout is for a black and red sports motorcycle. the gun violence, a supplirpris this neighborhood of single family homes along a busy road on the border with george's county. how surprised were you? >> very surprised. i have never had that problem. people sort of stay to their self but never any crime. >> reporter: he's a veteran fire department member. this man says it's another example of gun voins violence that police need to focus more attention on getting guns off the street. >> we need a special group out of here to locate these guns a