bayshore, the coast and san francisco. that's where we have a heat advisory, starts at 11:00 and goes through 8:00 tomorrow evening. temperatures 95 to 105. solano and lake counties. that's an excessive heat warning that goes all the way, starts at te same time but goes through 10:00 friday. 100 to 110 degree temperatures possible. the sun has started to come up. 76 in the east bay hills. if you live in the valley, that's where it's coolest. mid 50s to mid 60s. in the hills, in the 70s already. noon we're already looking for ac. 82 to 94 away from the coast. alarmingly hot at 4:00. 90 to 102 away from the coast. here is frances. >> hi, mike. we have problems on several bridges that have been reported. one is westbound across the bay bridge as you head towards treasure island. you can see brake lights there on the incline section. that means things will back up at the bay bridge toll plaza as they start to slow down the metering lights. already backed up to the foot of the maze. also, a couple of problems on the other bridges. westbound 92, san mateo bridge, a crash reported near the t

person responsible for all this took off running. now take a look here at some of the cars that were damaged still on the scene. you can see this really bad rear end damage to this suv here. let's show you some of the video from the scene just after it happened. all this went down just before 11:00 last night in the 3900 block of moorpark. it appears a truck crashed into a half dozen cars parked along the street. some had extensive damage. one man told us the crash was so loud at first he thought the vehicle had struck his apartment building. the truck wound up flipped over completely upside down and witnesses say the driver just took off running. >> the guy ended up getting out of the truck that flipped and took off running. how, i don't know, because it looked like a pretty bad accident. >> reporter: police tell us one person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, so that is the good news in all of this. of course police are still investigating all of this. we don't know about charges, and we'll give thaw information as we get it. for now we are live in san j

meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, mist and drizzle at the coast, clear inland. live doppler 7 shows you half mile visibility at the shoreline. as you cross the bay, it's a little bit better but not totally as you get over into oakland and emeryville. temperatures are ranging from the cool 50s to the north, to the 60s to the east. goitsing it a it's going to be a warmer day except at beaches. walnut creek nice and sunny. numbers are climbing through the 60s and 70s by the mid-morning hours. by about noontime we're already in the mid-80s around danville, walnut creek and around fremont we're in the mid-70s. by the afternoon, though, by 3:00, 4:00 when we reach our highs, we'll be well into the 90s. this heat stays around for monday. we'll talk about cloud cover, humidity and a cooldown in the seven-day outlook. kumasi. >> thanks, lisa. >>> developing news this morning, it turns out los angeles county sheriff's deputy who claimed a nighter shop him in the parking lot lied about the i want. police say the deputy in training at the lancaster station said he had been shot in the s

>>> right now at 6:00 a.m., a travel warning. recent violence across america has two central american countries telling their citizens to rethink plans to travel to the u.s. the east bay city singled out in that alert. >>> good morning on this wednesday, august 7th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi everybody. here is a look at the gray on live doppler 7 overlaying the cloud cover. look at the gorgeous sunrise on mt. tamalpais this morning. let's talk about how your day will unfold. mid 50s to low 60s with increasing clouds this morning. notice by noon the breezes pick up. we're 58 at the coast, 70 to 75, delightful lunch hour. notice at 4:00, what happened to the 90s? mid 80s inland, mid 70s around the bay. 50s, 60s and 70s at 7:00. we get a summer hiatus. i'll tell you how long it lasts. frances, what's going on? >> sky 7 on east bay 92 coming across the san mateo bridge, a flatbed tow truck went off the freeway. the two right lanes blocked for a while. you can see it's causing minor d

developments in the story. >> we often don't play video at arraignme arraignment. sometimes it's not material. sometimes it's not available. i don't know why it wasn't offered to me that day. >> reporter: under fire and today making her case before the cameras. inside department 11, judge christine van akin explaining she never saw the widely circulated video of pa knees kosarian trying to enter her house early sunday morning. before granting the man accuses of the attack conditional release into the sheriff department's case management system. today, the judge ordered austin james vincent to wear a gps ankle monitor. >> the city is denying the fact that we are unsafe. it's so irresponsible. >> now a conversation that started about mental illness and safety has shifted. to why the surveillance video wasn't shown in court. the city's attorney's office weighing in to defend van akin "that is information that should have been before the judge so she could weigh all the facts in this case." but max zabo with the da's office believes the charges alone should have led to detention. >> he's charged

. we will hangout in the low to mid-60s from 4:00 to 7:00 at the coast. breezy around the bay today, low to mid-70s and back to low 75 at noon and 82 at 4:00 to 75 at 7:00. the sun sets at 7:57, and a lot of high clouds so ought to be colorful. enjoy it. >>> in the south bay, 17 there's debris in the lanes. this is a live shot, northbound 280 here and northbound 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains. we will take you back to the bay bridge toll plaza. there was an earlier problem around the cash paying lanes, and there was a small which has been cleared. it's still light right now. we will show you drive times. 680 southbound, walnut creek, 13 minutes. no problems, santa rosa to san francisco, an easy 48 minutes. highway 17 also >>> happening now, a new thing not to forget when you head for the airport, your bottle. >> reporter: reuse your water bottle. that's the message here at sfo starting today. people can no longer buy plastic water bottles at this airport anymore. the water bottles are no longer being sold at sfo. sfo wants to be the first airport in the world with zero wa

>> announcer: news to build a . this is "abc7 mornings." >>> now at 5:00, alex rodriguez was at oracle park for work and hours later the baseball legend became a victim of a car break-in. what the thieve got away with and how a-rod is responding. it's a star that is like us, unfortunately, right? >> yeah, and now a spare the air alert is throughout the bay area. it's because of high winds and high temperatures and exhausts and other vehicles. you are encouraged not to drive and any outdoor activities should be done this morning. mike, that's a bad combo. >> like you said, what we can do, the things we take for granted, driving, anything with volatile organic compounds in it, you don't want that to be loose today either. today temperatures are going to be warm to hot, from near 70 at the coast to near 90 and near 100 at 4:00. even at noon we are looking at 66 at the coast and 84 around the bay and new inland. we are still in the 80s and 90s at 7:00. the heat is not going to go away quickly today. >>> a new crash in the east bay is on westbound 580, so traffic is already slow out

and we continue with temperatures at or below average through the afternoon and here is a live look with the south bay san jose camera. good morning in san jose, looking at 62 in concord and oakland at 60 and 59 in livermore. santa rosa, 56 and four san francisco, the school district starts today. happy first day of school to you with breezy conditions and west winds at 10-20. that onshore flow and mild daytime highs in the upper 60s in san francisco and in other locations, concord has a high of 85. 80 in san jose and 74 in oakland. i will have your full forecast with a warm up on the way, coming up. >>> we are seeing delays on the roadways. the usual suspects, unfortunately. for travel times, where we are seeing delays are through the altamont pass, already in the yellow with a 44 minute ride and in the red not before long. still in the green on the eastshore freeway, highway 4 and 101 with no issues to report on these main routes and that is the good news. taking a live look at the nimitz, not bad in either direction and further north, it's backed up due to construction road closu

now. >>> new this morning, president trump arrives at the g7 summit in france. they'll be discussing the wide range of issues including what's considered an environmental treasure. >>> and today is the national democratic summer meeting, hear from some of the presidential candidates and the change within the primary ocess in the party. >>> and a change is taking place in the wine country. they say it's long overdue and why they're sitting it out. ng it out. >>> and good morning to you, welcome to mornings own 2 on claudine wong. >> happy weekend one and all i'm frank mallicoat. let's get to rosemary who will tell us about a nice start. >> hopefully you'll enjoy yesterday, we have warmer weather coming. i'll detail that and it's warm enough so if you're enjoying this weather. get out and enjoy today, we're starting out with mostly cloudy skies over oakland this morning. temperatures very similar to yesterday, within a few degrees or so. mid-60s to low 70s this afternoon. this is the back end of our weekend. temperatures will begin to climb. outside of our doors, oakland is

august, you're ready for a touch of a cool down just a taste of it at least before we do see some more 90's just around the corner, i'm sure looking at the golden gate bridge this morning, one of our foggy spots we do a fog that is hanging hour right up and down the coastline. it's a little patch year than it was yesterday, but you still are seeing it and in some spots it is actually resulting in a a couple areas of drizzle, especially just west of 2.80 if you're crossing on over towards to be expecting to turn your windshield wipers on maybe just a time or 2 nothing really that should be slow you down too terribly much this morning though 50's and 60's is where we're sitting as far as temperatures go a cool start in a brisk start once you factor in the winds that are ever present this morning. you are also seeing just a touch of a cooler morning as compared to yesterday for a few spots after this slightly cooler and still foggy morning temperatures later on this afternoon are going to continue to be cooler and continue to be quite sunny to 60's remain at the coast 70's alongside the b

crowds scattered outside a nightclub at closing time. cameras also captured the moment the government was taken down by police . >> the gunman identified as 24- year-old connor betts, a local college student. the dead range in age from 22 to 57. one of thdungin the oregon district, a vigil is just getting underway. >> reporter: the first day of school is just around the corner so when shots rang out, there were parents and kids during the back-to-school shopping here. just about 12 hours later, another mass shooting. this one, in daytonohio. >> this is a heartbreaking tragedy. >> reporter: officials in dayton, ohio say at least 9 people were killed in the second u.s. mass shooting of the weekend. the violence erupted at a popular downtown nightlife area. less than 24 hours after 20 were gunned down at a shopping center in el paso, texas. authorities in dayton say 24- year-old connor betts killed 5 men and 4 women ranging in age from 25 to 57. dozens were injured . >> complete chaos . >> shots and then people screaming and trampling. >> reporter: police killed the shooter who was said to b

your yes for less at the new stores in west livermore and in union city. >>> ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, the decision 2020 spotlight shining on san francisco. the democratic national committee's summer meeting in full swing right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura today. it will be a busy couple of days for the democratic party. thom jensen is live at the hilton union square where it is all happening. we hear noise behind you. what is going on? >> reporter: well, right now you can see outside the hilton here where the committee meeting is taking place we have a small group of pro kamala harris supporters, about 20 of them, along with one protester of kamala harris, saying she convicted innocent people in order to advance her career. meanwhile, inside the convention center right now, in that conference room, colorado senator michael bennet, one of the candidates, is speaking after speaker nancy pelosi began once again today with her opening remarks. you might remember yesterday there were hec

>>> president trump is in france meeting with world leaders at the g7 summit speaking about the trade war with china. back here at home another republican is throwing his name into the race for president. >>> fighting eviction. a rally in the east bay. support of an elderly man they say is facing a wrongful eviction. >>> we're following developing news out of california where a sheriff's deputy has been relieved of his duties. he's now facing a criminal investigation. we'll have details ahead. >>> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 on this sunday, august 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> another slow start but a great finish. >> happy sunday to you. we're looking at a warmup today. the warmup will continue as we get into tomorrow, tuesday, then muggy weather enters the picture. a live look there at the golden gate bridge span because we can't see the towers this morning. covered in fog, the low clouds and fog around the coastline, around the bay. as we get into the afternoon, we're looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. we have temperatures within a few degrees of

cooldown as we had through the week. details, coming up. >>> let's take a look at the main travel times. they are no longer on the green. it is monday. we need to deal with something, it will be the ultimate pass. that is in the yellow here 36 minutes. not a terrible ride. this is in the westbound direction. interstate 80, highway four, 101 still looking good. drive times are in the green. it's foggy at the golden gate bridge. other than that, as far as traffic is concerned, you are clearheaded into the city. bay bridge lights are not yet on. they should pop up. in the meantime, as you hit the toll plaza, it's a little slow. once you get through the plaza, no problems, are just fiad an f. off to the san mateo bridge, you have plenty of company in the westbound direction. no problems to report as you had to the peninsula. >>> we have an update on the two guys that climbed the crane in downtown san jose. they are now back down. they got up there somehow. police are not sure, this is in downtown san jose. this was one, 130 this morning. police were called to the area. they shut down three

that in mind, but nevertheless, the stoxx 600 now at session lows, down by 1.75%. the u.k. twos-tens inverted. there's a brexit factor in there, but we also had an inversion on the other side of the atlantic. we are still reversing yesterday's gains. vonnie: in the u.s. looking at an inversion, although we are back at positive now. the twos-tens spread just under two basis points. the dollar index is very close to 98. another currency today that is stronger is the japanese yen. most are weaker versus the u.s. dollar. the s&p 500 down. plenty of stocks dragging today, including viacom and cbs. they are proceeding with that deal, but they are down 7% apiece. retail being dragged down lower by macy, which vastly disappointed investors. many other brands lower as well. guy: it is a tough market if you are long. it is not tough if you are long bonds, though. u.s.ections of both the and the u.k. yield curves invert. trade euphoria getting steamrolled by another round of disappointing global economic data, mainly out of germany and the united states. grant peterkin of man u life investment

they weren't shy, and it looks like they were camera ready. cheese! that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00, we'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight breaking news as we come on. the deadly carnage at a texas shopping mall. law enforcement officials say at least 20 people shot and killed, shoppers running for their lives. victims covered in blood being treated right on the scene. now one of the deadliest mass shootings in u.s. history. an eye witness telling us how it started. the killing beginning in a parking lot of a walmart, then moving inside the shopping center. a man armed with a rifle gunning down anyone in his way. parents running with their children trying to save them. >>> also tonight, disaster at the beach. the massive cliff collapse, crushing beachgoers below. search dogs brought in. at least three people killed. what police are now saying. >>> an update on the kennedy family tragedy. the body of saorise kennedy hill returning to the kennedy hyannis port compound. the latest on the investigation into the 22-year-old's sudden death. >>> plus, multiple new shark att

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tomorrow. tonight's vigil will take place at the latino prep college academy in san jose. starting at 6:30 tonight. >> more officers and surveillance in the wake of gilroy shooting. fremont beefed up security for the free outdoor festival. the festival of the arts draws nearly 400,000 people. police are bringing in undercover officers, steel barricades, a surveillance tower and more. festival goers say the extra security helps them relax and have a good time. >> you don't have to worry about the back because there are so many looking out for you. they even have a tower, a tower looking out. so i'm sure on a moment's notice they can take care of any emergency. >> the event organizers will be connected -- collecting donations for the victims of the gilroy shooting including the honey ladies. the husband wife team were shot and injured. they were supposed to be at the fremont festival this weekend. >>> as soon as we found out about the shooting in el paso, texas we sent a push alert from the nbc bay area app. download it. it's free you can get the up to date information on this breaking story

. i was sitting at my desk literally. it was weird and by smile and i was crying because it was overwhelming. >> reporter: it is pretty overwhelming. and as he put it, as much a happy ending as you could expect from this situation. live in gilroy robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank goodness he was there. thank you, robert. >>> just into the newsroom, nbc bay area has obtained some of the 911 calls from the shooting. the one you're about to hear was made about a nurse caring for someone shot in the leg. >> we need ambulance -- >> we understand. we understand. we have somebody going to that specific location where you are. >> there are people down. [ bleep ]. >> listen. >> we need ambulances. >> listen -- >> could you could hear her. we'll have more tonight at 6:00. as for reunit reunited festival police are escorting people to the cars and trucks left north of miller avenue. you could see it here in red. it is on the ranch side of christmas tree park. fair-goers have the opportunity to pick up their cars from this lot tomorrow. >>> because of gilroy the san jose police offi

♪ >>> the news at 5:00 starts us. i'm jt. we begin with breaking news. a big way in ater now people in one neighborhood won't have water for the next several hours. nbc bay area is live in vallejo with more. sergio. >> reporter: yeah, garvin, at this hour, crews are continuing to repair the damage from that massive water mane break. i want to show you they've got a backhoe right now because they are trying to move a piece of equipment into that massive hole that actually was partially formed by the water mane break this morning. they are still trying to pump water out of that hole so that they can do some of the repairs. let me go ahead and show you some pictures that one of the residents who lives nearby here eric burton shared with me just a little while ago. you can see this morning these pictures were shot around 3:00. he says his wife was just coming home, and she noticed that water was all over the street. it's called ifland avenue. there were lots of cars that were submerged in that water. one of the cars was even partially inside the sink hole that formed as this water mane

very much indeed. as is or foster who is at the scene and was also listening to that news conference. —— laura foster. we know local people and all those people out of their homes have been spoken to by the police and emergency services tonight but it sounds as though they are certainly not going to get news that they want. they will not be sleeping in their homes anytime soon, that is how it seems to be. certainly not the news they we re to be. certainly not the news they were hoping to receive. they were told by the emergency services what was happening in a residence meeting before the media. this press conference has just finished entering this despite all the work that emergency services have done over the last 26 hours or the structure is still very critical and there's still a risk to life. there being advised not to go back to whaley bridge. and emergency services are looking at ways in which they can let one member of family back in for a short period of time to gather essentials, pets, medication, that sort of thing. what was interesting was over the last 26 hours they

, it was cool. >> it was so nice. >> took a while. >> at 4:00, i was like, rosemary said it's supposed to get better. and then it did. >> it did. and we start out the day like the day before. and we're thinking, what's going to change? when it is it going to change? but it kicks in later in the day but it eventually does. we saw dramatic cooling in the bay area. and this morning, we're waking up with low clouds and fog once again. so that's actually a nice change as well. san francisco clicking in right about 59 degrees. santa rosa at 54. low 60 negligence oakland. low 60s livermore, as well as san jose. the onshore breeze is flowing. for a while, fairfield, you are down by 11 degrees this morning. san jose by 11. and santa rosa, as well as novato. the cooldown is going to continue for the afternoon today. first a check of the winds. winds in fairfield, gusting to 30 miles an hour. that cool sea breeze, finally moving inland. here's a look at the cloud cover there. we will feel partly cloudy at the coast. mostly sunny, away from the coastline as we get into the afternoon. and

>>> now at 11:00, gilroy strong. thousands gather for a vigil to remember the young lives lost, and the unsung heroes. >> gilroy strong, gilroy strong! >> this is what gilroy is all about. >>> and another kennedy family tragedy. new details about the death of bobby kennedy's granddaughter at the family compound. >>> plus? >> a sprawling homeless encampment growing bigger by the day, and we found that the city of oakland legally cannot clean it up. >>> it evening. >>> four days after a gunman opened fire at the gilroy garlic visible, see a people packed the streets downtown to honor the victims and survivors. >> kpix 5 maria medina with how the community came together in the wake of tragedy. >> reporter: you could see it on their faces as you looked into the crowd, the heartache of why they were gathered here in the first place. but they agreed on one thing. they would not let this tragedy defined their town. tonight, it wasn't about the gunman. it was about the victims, the survivors, the heroes, and moving forward. >> song know when the night falls on you. ♪ >> stephen romero, ke

a domestic terror investigation in to the deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. >> live with new information about the gunman. >> reporter: several new develops to pass on at this noon hour including the fbi launched a domestic terrorism investigation in to the gilroy garlic festival shooting. saying the gunman was exploring violent ideologies and a list of targets. new information came out if the last hour at the gilroy police department where the fbi spoke. gilroy police released new information, he was wearing a bullet resistant vest and fired 39 rounds, officers fired 18 rounds and all three victims killed were a result of bullets fired by the gunman. they also say the bag they found in nearby creek had ammunition, a rifle scope and a flashlight and a shovel inside. for the 19 yield gunman's exploration of vie will want ideologies, they recovered that during an nap sis. here is what the fbi said about which organizations were on the list. >> the fbi and the gilroy police department investigators uncovered a list of organizations on the sits digital media that may hav

mps, who'd be prepared to lead an emergency government aimed at stopping a no—deal brexit. the power cut that brought large parts of the uk to a standstill. the national grid has until the end of the day to submit a formal report into what went wrong. and coming up, we'll be looking back at the peterloo massacre 200 years on. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. we start with breaking news this hour — a police officer has been killed in berkshire. it happened last night as pc andrew harper was attending reports of a burglary near to the a4 between reading and newbury. thames valley police have released a statement. thames valley police say 10 people have been arrested. some of the information we have from the statement that has been posted on their website... a murder investigation has been launched after a thames valley police officer died following an incident in berkshire. this happened at around 11:30pm last night close to the all. bath road, between reading and newbury. the incident happened at the crossroads of ufton lane and lambdens hill, near to sulhamstead. danny s

historic and controversial mural at a san francisco high school has it's been decided that they're going to cover it up. coming up in a live report will tell you i there was major opposition to this. >>and today's the start of excessive heat in the bay area there are many places stepping up to help you out we'll break down all the places you need to know. coming up in a live report. >>well good morning, everybody it is going to be hot that's all you need to know have a great day. yeah that's a big story today. there's no sugarcoating it is quite a be very difficult if you have to be outside and really hard to even escape it because look even if you go over to half moon bay. >>it's still 78. just round to go to san francisco, 82. yeah. >>that's not going be the good morning. i'm darya false and i'm james fletcher so let's get things started the in the weather center. we've got john looking at at the numbers. >>yeah guys that 78, i know it's hot, but hey it's still better than triple digits, at least i'd recommend heading out there to the coast, but don't expect it to be chilly by an

absolutely blocked. >>at one point all but one lanh on northbound 1, 1, of the south bay. the good news is several more free open as they work to clear some of these burned out vehicles but it's still going to be a while before the traffic recovers, yes, they have to inspect the road. >>we saw the sweepers roll through now they're making sure that there's no severe damage to the actual freeway we do have more lanes open but with a crash like this that takes away so many lanes you know the backup to stretches for miles so we want to check in with kron four's will tran who is live on the scene. well, what are they doing now. >>right now they're getting up another lane 3 lanes pening available to you if you watch my report at 7 30 this morning, it went from one lane to 3 lanes so in that particular time they open up to an additional lanes caltrans still on the scene but the good news is the last time he saw me they lay down sand onto the roadway. some sort of chemical didn't pick up. boyle left from the cars and they brought out the street sweepers so the chemicals have been kicked go

the east bay, as we deal with unhealthy air quality and look at the temperatures in martinez. even though it starts out cool it's going to heat up fast. 94 at 12:00 this afternoon. we'll talk more about that. >>> mike, you're seeing the glowing lights at the golden gate bridge. >> kari, you showed the clouds, you were above the clouds. we're right in the clouds. a little fog at the golden gate bridge, that keeps things a little cooler here. you're going to want cooler from the looks of kari's forecast over there. showing you san jose but i wanted to talk about the bay bridge toll plaza, i'll just show you on the map that's not so dark, the withell-lit and metering lights lit backup at the toll plaza. rest of the drive easy. >>> authorities are investigating a san francisco police officer after they say he shot a man across the bay overnight in contra costa county. >> sharon katsuda is live in el cerrito. you were at a press conference that happened before the news started this morning. detectives are saying this is maybe a criminal investigation at this point, sharon. >> reporter:

west for between leverage and summers bill a motorcycle accident left over from the last hour at last check chp had a special traffic alert in place for this. they are trying to clear it from the left lane that was i'm actually 2, 3, 4, 5, 5 are closed. so only the left lane is open and you're for right lane shut down as they were to get this out of your way so if you're living antioch this morning you're going to be stuck in traffic back from beyond contra loma the backup is growing a zoom out you can see the whole thing there. it is and it's creating a gap in your slow down so after the crash is kind of the open continuing through pittsburgh but everyone stuck so it's actually looking a little bit better. the south to 42 and south 6.80 commute also thinning out which is great news 20 minutes from highway 4 out to danville richmond sandra fell bridge traffic still at a crawl but 14 minutes is not bad to the north bay, the bay bridge traffic still jam from the maze so make sure you leave early 15 minutes off to fremont street john well, robin skies, nice and clear as you can see over

. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> kpix news at 11:00 starts with breaking news in san francisco. another pedestrian fatality on one of the city's largest corridor's. >> it was a big night. we are showing you all of the excitement from levi stadium. >>> a packed town hall, a bay area congresswoman shares her experience of visiting a detention center. >>> we begin with breaking news in san francisco. a pedestrian was killed at fifth and market streets near westfield center at the b.a.r.t. station. the scene is active and under investigation. video shows within the last hour, the police tape is blocking the intersection at a shopping cart looks to be toppled in the street. a number of officers are there. one is photographing evidence. we do not know the exact circumstances of that fatal crash. >>> 49er fans went wild. it was a sea of red and gold filling up the stands but the gaming is a cowboys. betty you as with fans tonight. >> reporter: levi stadium was electric tonight. the fans are celebrating a big victory. they help the team can keep up t

interstate 580 right now. westbound lanes are shut down at telegraph. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >>> i'm kenny choi. >>> our crew just got to the scene and we are looking live at westbound 580, shut down at telegraph due to police activity and you can see in the live pictures that there are police cars and coming to a complete stop right now with heavy police presence at the scene right now. minutes ago, chopper5 was over the scene with chp offering few details. we could clearly see a car crashed against the center divider and a shuttle bus, as well pit we are told an ambulance was at the scene but we are not sure who was injured. traffic is badly backed up on 580 and we have another crew and root with more in just a few minutes. emily turner joins us with more on that traffic mess. >> reporter: when you have a full closure on the bay area, it's never a good situation but it could be worse. 10 miles and are approaching the interchange and 15 miles-an- hour as you approach where it is closed at telegraph all the way past highway 24 due to police activity. they are routing

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>>> right now at 11:00, tracking dorian. forecasts say it will be a major hurricane when it makes landfall in the next few days. good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. store shelves are bare as millions of floridians brace for the worst. here is a live look at south beach near miami where the storm is starting to build up. nbc's jay gray is in cocoa beach about 200 miles north of that scene near orlando with a closer look at the storm and preparations across the strike zone. >> reporter: hey there. we've had a bit of an on-again, off-again spinning rain throughout the last few hours. not anything to do with dorian just the coastal showers you see quite frequently here in florida. otherwise conditions very calm right now and officials and first responders urging rents here and cocoa beach and across the state, use this time wisely to prepare before the conditions take a dramatic turn for the worst. >> you do have time before it reaches to prepare if you have not done so. >> right now the entire peninsula of florid

office. i am not confident at all in the justice department's. on many levels. >> awaiting the results of jeffrey epstein's autopsy after he was found dead in his jail cell over the weekend. and this morning, president trump is getting involved. much more coming up in a live report from capitol hill. >>> get ready for a spectacular show in the night sky. where you can catch the best view of the perseid meteor shower. >> usually you have to get up in the middle of the night for that one. like us. >> welcome to today in the i bachlt i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. back to school for some kids. yours later. >> a few more weeks. >> mine already started. >> they have? >> yeah. >> mine have a few more days but summer is hanging on. >> it is going to be so hot the next few days. temperatures ramping uptoday. every green will have a start in the 60s. before noon we will be at 84 degrees. we will talk about that and what's ahead for the rest of the week. mike a major problem on the pens will. >> everywhere else is clear. north 101 picking up the cones now all lanes are sto

patriots. do it for this edition of bay area sports night make sure you stick around for what's next at kron 4 news at it. >>family members who are visiting from out of town. they quickly had to rush of the house as firefighters battle, the flames. they later learned that everything was destroyed and they had no place to go perry's have been living in this town home on sunny brae lane in novato for more than a decade and then hours later already devastated their car suddenly broke down adding more difficulty to their plight with the mounting debt from staying in hotels are crashing on friends couches, the perry say they need some help. >>i've been through a lot of my life but this is probably one of the most traumatic things i've ever had. everything you've got all your family pictures and the thing that he we lost everything nothing the solid relief now. >>perry say they're hoping to close in on another town home here in nevado but it may take weeks for the paperwork to go through the other concern is for 2 high school boys having to start the school year without supplies or clothes. s

is guided by those two, whatever actions you take are -- then the public will understand. and at the same time, when you look at the enforcement efforts, it's largely serving to deter future ill activities. sometimes when people look at these cases that have gone on for five, six, ten years and with nothing happening, it doesn't give the public much trust. so i think that it is really important to look at the cases you take. and the second thing is there are other cases that come to you that may not fit into the clearly defined areas that we would like to support. maybe those are innocent cases that may expose some deficiencies that we should look at so that we can look at policies to close the loopholes. so they may not fit into the really very neat boxes for intent or what have you. but those are the things that i trust you would bring to us that, hey, this could be an innocent thing like a font in an internet thing that you know it's something that we need to really look at for future policy discussions. so i do think that as long as you continue to operate under those principles

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines at 2pm. donald tusk warns borisjohnson against forever being known as "mr no deal", and says the eu will not co—operate with leaving europe without an agreement. i still hope that prime minsiter johnson would not like to go down in history as mr no deal. president trump joins other world leaders in the french resort of biarritz for the g7 summit. the fires burning in the amazon are among the issues to be discussed by g7 leaders, as brazil's president orders troops to be sent in, to help fight the blazes. tens of thousands of british airways passengers could be affected as pilots are to strike next month, in a dispute over pay. medical leaders call for more to be done about the ongoing shortage of hormone replacement therapy. it's not looking good for england's hopes of regaining the ashes, they need 359 in the third test at headingley. and coming up talking movies explores the role of the producer in both big hollywood productions and smaller independent films. the european council president, donald tusk, has warned that

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2pm: the government rejects claims that it's unwilling to negotiate with the eu and wants talks to fail in order to allow a no—deal brexit. the old deal has failed to pass the house of commons three times, so we do need a new approach. whatever happens, while we remain ready and willing to negotiate, the eu must appreciate that we are leaving on october 31, deal or no deal. chelsea football club apologise unreservedly over what a report describes as ‘unchallenged' sex abuse by former chief scout eddie heath. a teenager is charged with attempted murder after a six—year—old boy fell from the tenth floor of the tate modern art gallery. passengers on a british airways flight to spain say they were terrified as their plane filled with smoke ten minutes before landing. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with sarah mulkerrins. wayne rooney in talks with derby county. with ben. wayne rooney in talks with derby coun he's been playing in america for the last couple of years, but wayne rooney is back in the

5:30 p.m. at the nasdaq market site and you know what that means. it is time for "options action." here's what's coming up on the show tonight. >> has the market this week left you feeling like -- carter worth has drawn up some plans to help you get your footing back. or better yet, use a cal ar on the force. walmart, standing apart from a negative week in the retail sector mike coe looks for the sequel to that movie next week it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> let's get right to it. it was the shock heard around the world, the ten-year treasury yield falling below the two-year yield. it's widely seen as a recession indicator. this week is dow saw its worst day of the year. our chart master carter coe says fear not he's at the plasma to break it all down for us. >> we know that home builders actually as a group, as the actual builders have done nothing for three weeks but that's called outperformance in the market home depot, earnings next week, i think you can draw the lines as follows one way to draw the lines, you have sell-offs, and this is a very

. . >>> breaking newsight now at 11:00. secret service along with fairfield police surrounding the home in solano county with gas masks, that neighborhood being evacuated. >>> good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get right to that breaking news. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez live at the scene in fairfield. jodi, what do you know? >> reporter: this is a very active scene right now as you could see. the fairfield s.w.a.t. team has surrounded a house on shan endoa in the wood creek neighborhood. they've been out here for the past hour. we've been listening to them ordering the occupants of the house to come out with their hands up. they've also been telling them if they don't comply they will release chemical agents and within the last few minutes we've seen the s.w.a.t. team put on gas masks and we heard a couple of pops and now just waiting for something to happen. i can tell you, this all started before 7:00 this morning. the police department said they got a call from the secret service who came out here to investigate a case. that is when the suspect barric

of insulate the heat of the day instead of escaping at night when you have cloud cover. it helps keep it in like a hat on. the clouds developed across the bay area and here is the warmth concord. good morning. same story for fairfield. look at napa at 66. 68 in nevado. when is the last time we talked about near 70 degrees at five in the morning not usual. we are planning to go from these 60's to basically into the 70's and even into the 90's if you are further inland. you can see it looks like the green is where the 6o's will be and then as we roll inland you will start to see the warmer temperatures quickly -- san francisco will be about 72 today. 92 in santa rosa. we will talk about the tropical system. we talked about the day before yesterday. when i come back with the five day forecast. what's happening sal >> reporter: is there any chance it's going to rain i have to get stuff out of my yard. >> you are good for now. >> thank you. good morning. it's a little slowey you may expect at this time. if you are -- you play this game every day. you know what it's like by the time you rea

where i'm this or was saturated is if the child had just taken a shower. >>tonight at 10 a person in union city is being praised by police and the community after saving a baby's life after that person found the baby in the backseat of a hot car temperatures at the time. we're in the mid 90's. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm justine waldman and i'm j r stone the incident happened friday afternoon on one of the hottest days of the year. >>kron four's gayle ong joins us live now in studio today she spoke to law enforcement and has reaction from parents. tonight ill. >>justine and jr parents are critical, but somewhat sympathetic everyone is just grateful. the baby's going to be okay police are sharing this experience because they want to warn other parents to be consciously aware of what you're doing. a one year-old baby was left in a car on a scorching hot day in this photo was taken after union city police officers removed the child from the vehicle when officers they observed that there was a child in the backseat of the car mind you that day it's about 95 degrees.

the two women worked together at a restaurant in santa cruz. they have both now been release physicalndeporter z euan clara center where they spoke with ports? >> hgabriel lota-mattent to the selves friends from each was hi gunfire, gabrielle va in her shoulder, bryn to the shoulder they're ououse when we heard the first shot go off. and our friends were holding our purses. we were barefoot and we ran out of the bounce house. >> it was the most terrifying place for us to be. boxed innen 0 au four sides. just at the middle of this bouncy structure. you get to the top and the gunman can see you. you get to the bottom and hopefully you can run and we ran. >> reporter: they were running in parking lot when shot. >> i remember gabriella was screaming you was hit, i was hit. and i felt it in my back and thought maybe i was getting a cramp in my side from run. it took a really long time till i 0 saw the blood to know. >> reporter: they kept running till a good samaritan picked them up and took them to the hospital. brynn only released today a bullet in her liver. >> i'm going to hav

downtown oakland. firefighters at the scene of this three-alarm warehouse fire. crews are headed there now. we'll have the latest information. >>> an intense search for a man with a gun on a popular university campus. details on the suspect detained and where he was hiding during that lockdown. >>> and the outside lands music festival kicks off outside san francisco. what is being done to keep everyone safe in the wake of the recent mass shooting. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to friday, august 9th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. good morning. we want to start first with that breaking news. in oakland, crews are battling a three-alarm fire. this is video from our emeryville camera. and here's new video into our newsroom. that fire is happening at east 11th street at 27th avenue. you can see, not far from interstate 880. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available. but again, a fire burning at a warehouse in oakland. >> at this point, we haven't heard about any injuries. >> we're hearing any

oakland at 79 while san francisco at 75 for the high today, i've got more on your forecast. still ahead robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the bay bridge traffic 80 west into san francisco still at a crawl even in the finest hour, but. >>looking better than the last hours so no problems or crashes we had an issue in the maze so a lot of the folks that you see here at the toll plaza are just now making it to the pay gates because they were stuck in the backup so it's heavy from the maze up the incline up toward the tunnel, but it's still under 20 minutes, we're checking in on the east shore freeway because our crash was on 80 west. right there in the maze it was like 40 minutes at one point now we're down to 25 so that's good from crockett down to oakland and then checking in on 24 not too bad 19 minutes from one at creek over to the oakland maze james. >>i know one that i'm breaking news. we have new video of another attack outside the watermark building in san francisco. so watch the top of the video here hard to see, but you can kind of make out a person running down th

like gun control now last night here at a vigil, the governor of ohio mike dewine was delivering remarks when the crowd began to chant. do something. thousands gathered in the oregon district of dayton ohio sunday to pray and remember the people who were killed during a mass shooting in the early hours of sunday morning. >>and in the lives of people like 25 year-old thomas mcnichols. >>he was a gentle giant. his family loved his kids. >>officials say the gunman started shooting around 01:00am near the net peppers bar hey we have an active shooter out their >>their bodies to scream in >>surveillance video shows police who are on patrol nearby responded to the scene in under a minute. police say the suspect was able to fire dozens of shots killing 9 and injuring 27 others before he was killed by police the officers immediately advanced. >>toward the gunfire within approximately 20 seconds being to suspect it was actively firing attempting to enter a crowded liquor establishment. threat was neutralized at approximately 30 seconds. the suspect firing his first shot officials say that

>>> good morning, i'm jo ling kent at msnbc world headquarters. you're watching breaking news coverage. 6:00 a.m. out east and 3:00 a.m. out west. here's what we know right now. there have been two mass shootings in the u.s. in less than 24 hours. one is the deadliest this year. in less than one day, at least 29 people were killed separately in two states. ohio and texas. at least 42 people wounded. some fighting for their lives right now. one of the targets, families doing saturday shopping in el paso. the other, crowds at a weekend night spot in dayton, ohio. >> around 1:00, we got the first reports of the devastating mass shooting in the downtown area of the oregon district of dayton, ohio. that's 1:00 a.m. today. not to be confused with yesterday's shooting. a gunman opening fire, killing at least nine people, injuring 16 others. police say the suspect was using a long gun. witnesses calling in to us moments ago and describing the shots ringing in one after the other. we're told that the gunman was killed by police who were in the area. no officers were injured and officia

pretty kl the most part most of us are in the 60's at this moment, a few areas having fallen into the 50's like dublin as well san francisco, 59 look at pittsburgh though right off at 70 degrees this morning skies are going to be clear into the afternoon and under these clear skies highs into the 90's for a lot of our inland spots your average inland highs still holding on to those upper 80's though i'm talking what days will be the hottest and just how hot though be still to come rebecca. >>well john you can tell it's monday by a look at the roadways we're seeing an early back appear the bay bridge toll plaza back to work for everyone and being a monday morning. so if you can leave early this morning definitely do so because this is only going to continue to grow. levin minute trip though once you get past the pay gates on to the upper deck into the city, a brand new problem though prop popping up in a redwood city it looks like a chp telling us possibly that on northbound want to one lane czar blocked because of a multi vehicle accident right at marshall road. you can see the stretch o

? >> you get credit for the moon. >> take a look at phoenix. low 90s in phoenix. 82 dallas towards new orleans and looks like miami, too. here at home, we are off to a mostly clear start and hopefully you can get a view of that moon. looking at 61 degrees to start your day in san francisco, sfo, mostly clear there. santa rosa 56. low 60s oakland and livermore and san jose. temperatures are similar to yesterday, few degrees warmer in spots, navado and concord and fairfield, reporting a few degrees. in to the afternoon, we expect our warming trend to continue. temperatures in the mid-90s for our inland cities. a little bit of fog along the coastline. a patch of fog in to the east bay. we have mostly clear skies and remaining that way for today. the on shore breeze is a weak one through areas of fairfield reporting 13 miles per hour. we are not going to see that strengthen over the next few days and expected to warm up between now and wednesday. a look at the temperatures from yesterday into today. 92 for santa rosa. 84 oak land. livermore, going to jump to 93. 88 the afternoon highs pegg

markets with the yields. and right now the 10 year yield is at 1.51 look at this though, two year, 1.526. let's go worldwide now let's check on what's going on in asia. we had a mostly higher session the shanghai composite higher by 1.3% and then in europe at least in early trading things are looking largely red here you can see that the ftse 100 is down by .5% here germany is just about flat though spain higher by .1% and italy higher by .7 now president trump is back at the white house following a turbulent g-7 summit at france following everything nbc's craig boswell joins us now from washington with more. good morning, craig. >> good morning. good morning, everyone the g-7 summit was ending and president trump signaling a possible beginning to talks with iran saying he is open to possible nuclear talks with iran coming back to the table the president saying tensions have really flaired with iran a and tehran over the nuclear program. iran responded after the president arrived in washington. iran responded saying any talks between the u.s. and iran would only take place after t