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sfo averaging 78-minute arrival delays. oakland, san jose, doing a okay, so check with your air carriers. in and out of sfo, issues already. future weather. by 9:00, 10:00, we expect any fog to pull back to the coast and temperatures very summerlike for this time of the year. 66 the high in san francisco, 81 san jose, 72 oakland, 89 concord and santa rosa up to 88 degrees. let's check on traffic with alexis. good morning. >> good morning, drew. i have an update on the crash i told you about a few minutes ago, northbound 880 connector to westbound 80. for folks trying to get to the bay bridge. if you look carefully, off on your left, you can see a semi with its hazards on. it's a light blue cab and a white trailer. that was the semi involved in the crash, so that is in the clearing stages, although it does look like the exit ramp for that lot is blocked. everyone else looking pretty typical. we have had those metering lights on since 5:28 this morning. we'll have drive times at 6:20. >> alexis, thank you. >>> a very unusual

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the tsa contracts out with that company to work here at sfo. over at oakland international airport, they are real tsa agents working for the tsa. at sfo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the drive to yosemite is about to get easier. a road will re-open. cyclists and pedestrians will be able to use it starting today. cars will be allowed back on it tomorrow. you might remember these pictures of the melting snowpack near tuolumne meadows. officials say this year's record snowfall took longer than normal to clear the roads at the national park. >>> just in time for the 4th of july. >> i know. >> yeah. >> all those big beautiful waterfalls. >> i'm excited. i'm going camping. >> what is it? >> maybe in october i think. >> you finally got it? >> i got one of those passes. >> he is always trying to get them. >> it's hard to get them. >> it's hard to get into the glam hotel, isn't it? >> that's a good option. >> avoid the big mosquitoes! we love it in yosemite. >>> hi, everybody! let's check the current conditions outside right now. overcast skies looking out

sfo, an hour delay. look at this. pretty rare. oakland airport having a 30-minute delay, so you want to check with your air carrier, and live doppler 7 showing visibility, half moon bay, a quarter of a mile and certainly clouds causing trouble. live doppler 7 showing a fair amount of gray on the screen and that's the low cloud cover. the good news, we are seeing clouds around san jose, and fremont and san mateo, they are not going to hang around very long. and we will get you out the door on this friday morning. the cloud cover, watch as it quickly gets out of here, and by 2:00, we are back to total sunshine. it is going to be a nice finish to our friday. 68 in oakland, and 73 in san jose, and accuweather 7 day forecast, cooler on saturday and a chance of showers in the north bay on saturday and then turns around for the brighter and warmer through thursday. that's warmer, and let's get a check of traffic with alexis. >>> we will talk about the fog this morning, too. could impact your commute in certain areas. here's a live look a

we are at sfo, right? >> can't even tell. >> yes, we are. >> all right. so, unless we have something wrong on our cam remarks i don't think so. cool for some. scotts valley 49. woodside 49. near sonoma not on the square but near sonoma 49 degrees. low clouds, sunny and breezy, 60s, 70s, 8 east, temperatures near -- 80s temperatures near the bay. including san jose we are going 78. 62. so above on the low but low on the high, average is 57. 102 in 1976 was the record high. and 39, 1893, we'll never see that, i don't think so. too much of a heat island right now. 50s, 60s on your temps. boulder creek is along scotts valley. 52, 51, low 60s. camp bell, also sarah attorney general a. cupertino we are at 57. so there are a few that are little cooler. 5 livermore. upper 50s, low 60s, except for i think areas to the north, mostly cases are close. west at hayward. that is the direction the wind is coming from west, northwest at half moon bay. due west out towards vacaville. unseasonably cool, strong low has moved through the great lakes, through the ag belt tempe

attorneys from various groups are on hand at sfo today. they are not expecting the chaos that ensued last time president trump's travel ban was in place but they are ready to help travelers who may be confused with these new guidelines. >> i know that there are some people calling it a limited ban and to us, that doesn't make sense because the impact of this even as revised by the supreme court is truly devastating to communities on the ground! it is really affecting the most vulnerable of the vulnerable! >> reporter: the supreme court has left its ruling open-ended for case-by-case exceptions. people who are allowed in are those who have already gotten a student or working visa or who have an immediate family member who live here, not including grandparents, aunts, uncles, et cetera. >> there's something that will make a psychological difference. that we're actually going to do something to prevent terrorism. and it's about time. >> muslim or hindu or christien or any other religion, they should be allowed in. to come. especially from peo

abc7 news reporter janine de la vega is live for us at sfo this morning. janine. >> reporter: reggie, the state of hawaii filed an emergency motion asking the federal judge to clarify trump's travel ban. the new restrictions are confusing many. protesters were at sfo's international terminal rallying against president trump's travel ban. it prohibits people from libya, iran, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen from entering the u.s. unless they meet certain criteria. they must prove to have a bona fide relationship to someone in the u.s. now, the guidelines exclude relatives like grandparents and cousins, and that's why hawaii's attorney general is challenging the policy and asking a federal judge to take another look at it. >> it's unacceptable. muslims are human beings just like everyone else, and this is another example of trump taking this country in a fascist direction, demonizing whole groups of people, whether it be muslims or immigrants or women or lgbtq people. >> reporter: late yesterday the trump administration made a change to the policy, saying f

reporting live from sfo, janine de la vega, abc7 news. >> thank you. that's a big change at the airports heemplt oes another one. new security measures coming for flights that are going into the u.s. from 280 airports around the world. homeland security says you can expect more thorough screening of passengers, he trek tronnics and see more searches around aircraft. the extra security won't affect those leaving bay area airports. it will be a whole other story coming back in. people have been questioning this. >> i don't know. it's hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures will be fazed in over time. homeland security is basing the changes on intelligence that terrorists are developing new ways to hide bombs and you can stay on top of the new travel rules an security measures with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts for instant updates on breaking news any time. >>> house lawmakers are expected to vote on kate's law today. it is named after a woman from the bay area shot and killed at pier 14 years ago. the gunman was deported five times

sfo is beginning with mostly cloudy skies, as well. the numbers as you head out the door this morning, mostly in the 50s and we'll look at numbers recovering to about 80 inland and the mid-60s along the shoreline. today fine. tomorrow wet. that's going to impact traffic. for the latest on that here's jaclyn. >> remember that. he said it. you could have a very wet and slippery commute tomorrow. >>> we are tracking a couple of hot spots and it's slowing folks down through the south bay. we had an earlier crash along 237 near zanker and now this crash along 101 heading northbound near fair oaks boulevard and lawrence expressway. you can see traffic backed up to 880 at this point. your cruising speed approaching the scene of that crash dips down close to 10 miles per hour. "slow, stop, go." we'll get a check of the travel times here in a moment. delays continue for drivers heading along southbound 101 due to the earlier accident near candlestick. there's a live look. this is right near 3rd street and you can see that that southbound direct

they are contracted to do screening work at sfo. over at oakland international airport, those are actual tsa screeners. >> in terminators of the amount of money wasn't that much? >> reporter: we're only talking about $4,500 according to court documents and presumably after scott had received that money he would have had to split it with two other screeners. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a new ultimatum for a bay area woman who has been breeding hundreds of exotic birds in her backyard. kpix 5's christin ayers was there as bay area law enforcement searched the castro valley property today. christin. >> reporter: veronica, animal control officers walked the grounds of this home along with the homeowner and her attorney today. they found hundreds of birds and tonight they are warning her if she doesn't get rid of most of them, she will have to face the consequences. >> probably one of the largest birds cases in the country. >> reporter: 500 being bred and sold out of this backyard. we told but it this month. neighbors upset over the s

what's going to happen at sfo as a result and what do you need to know? all that information right ahead. you're watching today in the bay. and a live look outside at san jose. >>> good thursday morning to you as we look live outside at san jose. you see some of those clouds that have kept things cool and mild and you're wondering are they going to stick around for the 4th of july? are we going to be able to see fireworks? we know the answer because we know it's very special. thank you for joining us. >> you pointed in this direction, whose the special one. >> you're both very special. >> thank you, mike. mike's a diplomat, you can tell. >> we both have kids. we know. >> you're all my favorites. >> there's a bunch of questions there and favorite forecast we have nice weather coming up. >> yeah. we are going to heat up but then as we head into the 4th of july the temperatures start to come back down and that could mean some low clouds in san francisco. so that's something we'll be watching. we're seeing that right now as you get up and go about your day on

>> reporter: that is the story, the lack of response at sfo. customs and border protection is telling me the plan will be implemented in a professional manner. the airport isn't talking about it until they hear those details. there are no protesters here at the international terminal just traveler's coming out of customs. this is thousand looked when trump first signed the executive order. multiple courts struck down the travel ban as unconstitutional discrimination against muslims and today the aclu reiterated that claiming that the government cannot favor or disfavor any one religion. but today's ruling means the ban will stand for traveler's that don't have ties on the united states. unlike last time, the court order does not go into effect for 72 hours. >> we know this is a strategy on behalf of the trump administration to minimize protesting. >> reporter: the president has said that the ban is necessary to protect the u.s. for terrorism. >> iran has nothing to do with any issues mr. trump is addressing but unfortunately we are caught up in

reporting live from sfo. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> new this morning, the trump administration has begun a new surge initiative targeting parents who paid to have their children illegally brought to the u.s. the goal is to dismantle human smuggling operations. they are going after parents, relatives and other adults who paid guys known as coyotes to escort kids across the border. the wave will send a wave of fear through communities. >> the feud continues right now between the president and a pair of cable news hosts. the morning joe anchors firing back at president trump's insults yesterday. now the president is firing back at the firing back. emily is sorting through the fight that seems to have taken up all the oxygen in the room. >> we apologize for that, we're having a little difficulty with that video. we're going turn now to learning more about yesterday's deadly crash on highway 37. arthur della ray was killed in that crash. it happened around 3:00 p.m. near atherton avenue. a truck slammed in the b

we talked to people at sfo. >> i don't know. it's hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures are fazed in over time. homeland security based the changes on intelligence that terrorists are developing new ways to hide bombs. you can stay on top of the new travel rules and security measures with abc7 news app, enable push alerts for breaking news any time. >>> house lawmakers expected to vote on kate's law today named after a bay area woman shot and killed at pier 14 two years ago. the gunman had been deported five times before the shooting. kate's law requires prison time for undocumented immigrants and who commit certain crimes, get deported and then return to the united states. the senate is expected to take up the bill after the july fourth recess. >>> developing news, senate majority leader mcconnell trying to get a revised bill put together by tomorrow to get a vote before congress goes on break in august. it's not clear which parts of the bill are going to be tweaked. mcconnell delayed the vote on the gop plan t

it's a perfect match of hyatt with sfo. >> many of the rooms will feature breathaking rooms of the sfo airfield. all will be insulated to muffle the airplanes. >>> across the bay oakland airport is getting more than $37 million from the faa to repave its runway. runway 30 is the runway used by most commercial flights. the airport is coming up with a plane to accommodate the work which will leave the runway closed for an extended period of time starting in september. >>> delta airlines began employing facial recognition for passengers checking bags. if the passenger has a passport they can scan the document at the kiosk. passenger then attaches the baggage tag and drops their luggage off on to the conveyor belt. the airline announced it was testing the use of finger prints to board passengers at washington reagan airport. >>> a former star offensive lineman at cal has come out as gay and is talk about how painful it was. ryan was named the top offensive lineman in the pac-10 in 2005 and spent five years in the nfl. he told out sports that he got addicted to painkillers to deal with pain

i love it. >> reporter: at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thanks, tiffany. >>> from san francisco and all across the bay area, you can track the temperatures where you live with our abc 7 news accuweather app. you can find it free in your phone's app store and download it right now. you'll be instantly notified about heat alerts and advisories. >>> and breaking news in downtown berkeley. sky 7 just flew over the scene. we'll try to get that back up for you. we're not talking about the brush fire from yesterday. we're talking about a car that drove into a building in berkeley along shattuck avenue near university just west of the uc berkeley campus. this happened about almost an hour ago now. we're told the building is the 85-degree bakery cafe. one person inside the cafe suffered a cut to their hand. nobody else was hurt. berkeley police are trying to find out what went wrong there. >>> all right. also happening today, investigators will be back trying to discover what caused a 16-acre grass fryar here a high school. sky 7 was over the fire yesterday afternoon. at one point it thr

his car was previously recovered at sfo. monday we went to the area where tang had lived with his wife and children who still live there. no one answered the door and when our cameras were far from that door, at least one family member left. neighbors say tang was quiet but a nice person who was helpful. some who live in the neighborhood say if tang is in cambodia there's no telling when police will get to talk with him.sot if he is in cambodia and he is up country and doesn't want to be found it is going to be very difficult to find anybody sunday night chhay's wife was in tears when we spoke to her. hoping the remains found are not that of her husband.others flat out disgusted over this latest recovery of human remains found in bags.sot i believe in the fundamental goodness of people and when you find somebody who has carved up a body that is just totally mean and i don't expect things like that i just don't. (pam) tonight we are learning .... the white house has found "potential" evidence ... that syria is preparing for a

we had gusts 48 miles per hour at sfo. mount diablo and mount tam weren't far behind. for what happens next, stay tuned, the forecast in a few minutes. >>> it was so windy on the bay earlier today the big escape from alcatraz triathlon ended up being a two sport event. john ramos with the usual event. >> reporter: thousands of people have made the swim across to the city in the escape from alcatraz triathlon. till this morning when for the first time the swim portion of the event was canceled. >> 40:30 a.m. this morning when we checked we were a go. and then thereafter the small craft advisory came out and it was unsafe. >> reporter: instead the event had a slow motion start with elite racers being leased one at a time at 30 second intervals. the 2000 amateur competitors waited for their chance to begin the race. >> this is what happens in life. you have to deal with it. >> reporter: half were still waiting when the professional racers were starting thane run. a few -- starting their run. a few minutes after the final contestant began he broke through the tape at the f

it does not appear as if the sfo as part of the pilot program yet. tsa said that the passenger carry-on bags can get so full that the x-ray machines are having trouble seeing what is exactly inside which is the reason for the changes in the rules. we already take off our shoes, tossed the water bottle before we go to the security checkpoints and others feeling this is going too far. the aclu has raised privacy concerns when it comes to the sensitivity of the people's reading choices. having the agents at the security checkpoints going through people's books, and there are concerns in that arena but this is a pilot program rolled out at a handful of airports and it does not appear to include the sfo at this point. it would appear the end result will be the new rules will be in place at the airports across the country. >> alex savidge at sfo, thank you. >>> the death toll continues to rise after the oil tanker crashed and exploded over the weekend and the pakistani television showing the video of the black smoke pouring from the fiery crash. people ran

mountain view, 56. 55 in san jose. 54 on the coach and sfo, bank of low clouds there. there's less of it this morning. we'll see the sunshine sooner. it is going to be pretty much very similar afternoon. santa rosa in the upper 40s. it's 53 in livermore. so we will be looking at the clouds to scour out within the next few hours. by noontime, we're in the upper 50s. lots of sunshine at the shoreline. 70 inland. mid-80s arrive throughout the afternoon. we'll keep it cool and breezy at the coast. we'll talk about minor warmup in the days ahead and then we'll go the other direction all coming up in a few minutes. kate? >>> thanks, lisa. uk police have arrested 12 people following yesterday's london bridge terror attack. meanwhile, preparations are under way for the concert benefiting the victims of the manchester terror attack nearly two weeks ago. pop star ariana grande will return to the stage where 22 of fans were killed after a suicide bombing. our reporter has the story. >> big name artists banding together to bring a massive show of support to manchester. ariana gran

it's a busy saturday at sfo's snrgs terminal as travelers leave the country. julie schoenfeld learned about the terrorist attacks in london before arriving for her flight. a trip to london is her daughter's graduation gift. >> yeah. it's within five miles of where we're staying. but one of the -- i think we're doing slightly different things and we're going to be careful. >> staying informed is important. >> be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: but she and others are trying not to stress. >> when you become too vigilant you start stereotyping almost when you other looking for aspects of people. i try to keep it in the back of my mind and enjoy the trip. >> reporter: gabriel hafner and his brother are heading to south africa. they have a six-hour layover in london heathrow. >> it's definitely like tragic. it's a horrible fact that we live in this world where we have to worry about that. >> reporter: and for europeans landing at sfo for vacation it's hard not to think about life back home. >> try to stay away from things like big gatherings and big partie

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s. senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus wi

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s. senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus wi

people at sfo questioned the motivation. >> i don't know. it is hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures will be phased in over time. >>> stay on top of the new travel rules and the ongoing security threat with the "abc 7 news" app. enable push alerts to get updates when they happen. >>> happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling this fire at the camp pendleton marine base in southern california. flames can be seen not too far from homes, but no evacuations have been ordered. officials are saying 250 to 300 acres have burned, but most of the forward progress has been stopped. several agencies are involved including the forest service which has mobilized its night-flying helicopter. that's one of several fires burning around california. another came close to homes in burbank. tonight that fire is 80% contained, but 50 homes closest to the flames were evacuated when the fire broke out around 3:00 this afternoon. none of those homes was damaged and residents are slowly being let back in. >>> "abc 7 news" was also in san

and sfo heading out of the bay area. and winds out of the west to about 30 and a high of 65 degrees there. for seattle, 80. and chicago 70. and new york will have rain and 61 degrees. >>> back in the bay area it looks good. close to average as numbers tumble from yesterday's highs. 76 for san jose. and 68 at oakland. and in the south bay, the sun will be breaking out. and 75 at santa clara and 74 at mountain view. and palo alto -- and the 680 corridor in the mid- to upper 70s. livermore hits 80 degrees. vallejo, 78. antioch, 83. and petaluma 78. and mill valley. 74degrees. and 64 in sausalito. and warm for ukiah and clear lake. and st. helena. sunshine today and tomorrow, yay, and then a change of pace. variety is the spice of life. it will be a spicy week as we get rain on thursday. friday we clear it out. and give us a beautiful weekend. looking good. that weather -- that's weather, ladies and gentlemen. >>> coming up. the a's third baseman has a career night. and the italian sauce has won the weenie race. and on the m

and in sfo, the record was 86 and now recorded 88. oakland d san jose, the hottest temperatures in june since 2008. you have to go bk qte a ways to find the temperatures as hot in june as we saw outside today. and the looking at the cool temperatures if you want to call it that this morning. starting the day in the mid-70s and we hit the ground running with these temperatures and as quickly as noon, we were approaching 100 degrees in concord and santa rosa and check out the temperatures that we are seeing right now with 107 in concord and 104 in livermore and 102 in santa rosa and cooling here in san francisco. here is the issue, the heat advisory is continuing, and now it has been extended through thursday. so while the inner bay gets a little bit of the cooling, the valley is in the 90s and likely seeing 100s and watching a second spike in the temperatures in the seven-day forecast which could be breaking more records this week. we will have a closer look at how long the heat will be sticking around in the full forecast in 12 minute

san jose airport is up to 102 and sfo and oakland and san jose airport, this is the hottest day in june since 2008 is the last time that we saw the temperatures quite this hot this time of the year. and notice the morning, and instead of the mid-60s we started the day in the low 70s and we had moisture in the air to help to retain the heat from the day before and we had a running start from the temperatures in the 7:00 a.m., and many spots from lunchtime to noon. and approaching 7:00, you can check out concord and liver mmo, and still 107 to 104 degree, and with, that we have the heat advisory through thursday at 1:00. we might see a slight cooldown around san francisco, the heat wave is going to likely have a second spike in the temperatures as we go through the work week. we will show you the time line of that second spike inheat, and when we can expect the cooling in the forecast coming up in 13 minutes from now. >> that is what i am looking for now, rob. >> and people braved the soaring temperatures in the east bayh today, and christie smith is live in to a alameda fair, and usually

we do have the winds kicking up to 13, san francisco 10, sfo. it's a breezy morning. 12 san ramon valley. it's been a breezy spring and summer, hasn't it? 18 in fairfield. three things to remember: morning. >> the full forecast is coming up at 18 after the hour. >>> bart is bolstering security on all its trains and will meet a new safety goal later this morning. kpix 5's jessica flores reports from the concord bart station. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. if a crime happened on the train there was a chance there wasn't any surveillance video of it. that's because a lot of these trains had fake cameras on board. well, today that changes and passengers may be feeling a little safer. bart is keeping its promise today putting on all of the train cars working cameras. back in january 2016, the "san francisco chronicle" revealed that less than one-third of bart cars had working cameras. the rest were decoys, fakes. the news came as police were investigating the fatal shooting on a bart train. it happened in front of a camera that was fake. so

a $55 flight to europe from sfo? the details on the deal next. >>> a massive comedy festival in the heart of san francisco. if you didn't buy a ticket, we take you inside, and why people sigh it was worth the $600 for the entire weekend. >>> and a cool change in the bay area looking live at the bay bridge. it's all coming up after the break. what if there was a paint for your door... ...that not only made a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or even this bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...it makes you wonder... is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> there's a new doughnut eating champ. i didn't know there was an old one. vallejo native joey chestnut devowed 55 in -- devoured 55 in eight minutes. >> i prepare the same way i do most contests. go a day without eating, and then i go a liquid diet for at least a da

three sfo. 7 san ramon. notice these winds are variable. they will become a little more consistent and persistent later today northwesterly 10 to 20. just a swath of some cloudiness layers of low clouds from the san mateo coastline all the way into santa cruz. in fact, all the way to san luis obispo. but those clouds will wipe away. we have this low sliding to the east. high pressure is now building in from the west. the end result is this right here. look at your futurecast going all the way into tomorrow at this time. nothing. not a cloud in the sky! have you ever wondered what an offshore flow looks like? this is it. our computer models suggest we are in the midst of a heat wave. temperature 83 degrees state capital. 64 in the high sierra where currently it's 43. 84 degrees fresno merced and modesto. 62 monterey bay through pebble beach and carmel. good-looking day along the coast, big sur also in the 60s. our temperatures 60s and 70s across the bay. 70s around the peninsula. mountain view 73. low 60s rockaway beach, sunset district in t

by that sfo with more on the ban. you are hearing about planned protest. >> reporter: that is right. members of the group refuse fascism say they will come to the airport to the international terminal where we are standing on the lower level. they will picket starting at 5:00. we will keeping an eye on out. look at the video. ahead of the planned action, attorneys from several rights groups made in the lower-level terminal where passengers entered customs and exited the airport. residents of six muslim majority nations, syria, sudan, somalia, libya, iran, and yemen , are now barred from entering the u.s. for 90 days. grandparents, fiancis, the people already in the united states will not be allowed in. refugees can't enter for 120 days. only people with a bona fide connection parents, children, siblings, will gain entry. the executive order is discriminatory and causing confusion.>> details about what is considered a close family relationship, how this will impact. fiancis, grandparents, but when new visas will be iss

at sfo, dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) an argument between two close friends turns deadly ... when one allegedly runs the other down with her car. now the driver is facing murder charges. it happened around 7:15 -tuesday morning , at the intersection of north leigh avenue and montemar way, in campbell... police say, it all started when two women were arguing inside the car... the driver pulled over ... and they started arguing in the street , before police say, 23-year- old elsie de la rosa ... got back behind the wheel.. and ran the other woman over before taking off... (pam) the next day... de la rosa was arrested and she is now being held without bail... it is not

you can see a little more of an onshore wind, especially at sfo, 13 miles there. it looks like it's sliding to the south bay and weakens considerably to about 5 miles per hour. same thing inland. we do have temperatures still hot, just not quite as hot as yesterday. 92 in milpitas. san jose, 96. gilroy will be pushing 100. santa cruz, comfortable 76 today. quite the spread on the peninsula. from the low 80s around sfo to 87 at san mateo, to even some 90s around redwood city. palo alto and possibly menlo park. 68, daly city with a few more clouds. not quite as sunny along the coast as it was yesterday. 78 in downtown san francisco. in the north bay, about 91 to 95 degrees. along the east bay shore, 81 in berkeley to about 95 in fremont. as you head inland, we'll have temperatures around the 100 to 106 degree mark. good news, even when it's hot today, it's going to be a little more comfortable tonight. 50s and 60s for most of us. a few 70s out near antioch. here's my seven-day forecast. you can see the 100s kind of hang around all the way through saturday inland. bu

ktvu jana katsuyama is live tonight at sfo's international terminal with the details, jana? >> reporter: julie, the passengers who i talked to say it is a standard depending on country to country. so this new security measure would impact all passengers on some 180 airlines who operate twice coming into the united states. at sfo passengers arriving on international flights had mixed feelings about security screenings. >> it wasn't as strict as over here. >> i don't think the standards should be different for different countries. they should be standardized and the same across the board. >> reporter: global standardization is the goal laid out wednesday by the secretary homeland security gonocele he. >> our enemies are constantly working to find a new message for disguising the explosives, recruiting insiders, hijacking aircrafts. >> reporter: new security measures will apply to all commercial flights coming into the united states. >> we are not standing on thesidelines while they come up with a new plot. >> reporter: new measures will be required in 125 countries with direct

tonight, we're keeping a close watch on sfo where the travel ban caused kay use earlier this year. the airport will be buzzing, in theory, tomorrow. >> reporter: there are some groups that are planning on being here early tomorrow morning, but it's not yet clear if they're going to be large groups of protesters, as well. as passengers make their way out of the arrivals area at san francisco international, there are already plans for on site legal clinics to be set up in the same spot where they were a few months ago. >> we'll have attorneys on the ground from 6:30 in the morning, which is the earliest time the ban could go into place. >> reporter: christina is an attorney with a group that mobilized @ sfo in january when the original wan was issued. >> we're not expecting the same amount of crowds we saw in january. >> reporter: a department of homeland security spokesman issued a sort statement about trump's ban -- >> reporter: that means agents here at sfo and other international airports haven't seen their orders how to carry out the court's ruling. agents could begin enforcing

live at sfo sharon chin, kpix5. >>> hundreds of protesters shut down a highway in st. paul, minnesota, tonight after the police officer who fatally shot philando castile was found not guilty. you can see a line of police facing off with the protesters. there was a standoff for about 90 minutes. it was peaceful. now that crowd has broken up. the jury's decision was announced earlier today. officer geronimo yanez was cleared of several charges including nance. his girl friend broadcast the shooting's aftermath on facebook live. it happened seconds after castille told the officer he was carrying a gun which he had a permit for. today castile's mom spoke outside the courtroom. believ >> my son loved this city and this city killed my son! and the murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? we're not evolving as a civilization. we're devolving. >> officer yanez testified he believed castile was pulling the weapon from his pocket. after the verdict the officer was fired by the police department. >>> two men facing criminal charges in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire

michelle roberts joins us live at sfo. michelle, that flight came in early this morning. were passengers stunned about what happened? >> reporter: yeah, they really were. they were just grateful that they made it here safely. the flight had to make an emergency landing in michigan. airport officials there released a couple of pictures. take a look. you can see two batteries on a charger and one is just completely charged. >> it's like you're in shock but you can't really do anything. >> reporter: kailey was an hour and a half into her flight and she smelled smoke coming from a few rows back. >> i had no idea what was going on. >> reporter: passengers say flight attendants calmly put the backpack with the batteries in a container that stops the burning. >> i didn't know if it was a device that was on fire or the plane was on fire. >> reporter: airport officials say a lithium battery on a charger was to blame. >> if that fire is in the cargo hold, all bets are off on that case. >> reporter: aviation expert mike mccarron says in the rare case that a battery catches fire, it'

. >>> we're going to switch to a live look at sfo this morning where parts of president trump's revised travel ban are slated to go back into effect at 5:00 today. today in the bay's bob redell is with us. he's going to join us with a live report. >>> new screening measures are in effect for passengers flying into the united states. the department of homeland security say it will forego expanding that band on laptops and other electron knicks and put in a new layer of screening to prevent terror plots. those include for thorough kayrion bag checks and more swabbing for explosives. the new security steps will be phased in this summer and that will affect 2,000 flights every day coming in from 105 different countries. >>> live look this morning at the new smart train station in ronered park, we're going to try to pull that up four but you're finally going to be able to check out the new smart trains in a few hours. the sonoma rail transit district is offering free preview rides today of the new transit system. there's going to be several special round hip trip rides today. the trains leav

the former security cleaner at sfo pleaded guilty to receiving a bribe for a public official. the briber sentenced to four years last week. the u.s. attorney said, napier admitted he agreed to smuggle cocaine through security at sfo by paying joseph scott. napier agreed he participated in the scheme for several years and also smuggled marijuana. the big worry says kpix 5 security analyst and former fbi agent jeff harp, is that if the screener is willing to watch drugs go by, what else? >> rdx

janna is at sfo with their mess iej. >>. >> reporter: there is a lot going on here. protesters showed up trying to get their message out to people as they pass by. you can see the no signs and you can see -- they've been seasoning things out to people as they pass by. here is what they said whp they first showed up chanting and getting their message out. >> we can't -- >> reporter: they say they oppose the supreme court's decision monday to allow parts of president trump's executive order to take effect. as i mentioned, they have' been handing out flyers to passengers and people passing by. they just want to t to be there as a clear visible message. there is also a group of attorneys who are standing here at the international terminal. they have posted signs offering free legal help. they say they dpot here at sex:30 this morning. they say there has been a great deal of confusion over who might be covered and who is not. people who lfr have -- already have visas will be allowed in from those countries but a.m. captains from those muslim countries will have to prove a

azenith smith is live at sfo after talking to passengers there. azenith? >> reporter: well as you said the prime minister says people must go on with their lives and that's what travelers heading to london coming from london are doing, but they are also filled with disappointment and sadness. johnson is originally from london. he went back home for a friend's wedding with his family when a friend alerted him to stay away from the london bridge. >> one of my friend's has a bar in london bridge and to stay indoors, don't go out. make sure you are from the area. >> reporter: once they learned about the attacks extreme panic and painful memories of the 2005 bomb attack set in. >> to carry things like that in your home. it immediately brought back thoughts. >> reporter: one day after the latest terrorist attacks some london natives say it is hard for them to be away from home concerned another one could happen soon. >> this is hocking for people. >> reporter: in california for vacation the first thing the hugh's did was call their son. they live four miles away

. >>> developing now at sfo protests over the travel ban. passengers flying in from the affected country are being greeted by lawyers ready to help pro bono ready to help. thom jensen with the latest. >> reporter: lawyers say the travel ban is ambiguous and confusing. as soon as passengers arrive at sfo's international terminals they are greeted with help. weave through the confusion of the travel ban. >> we worry that there are going to be people that are impacted by this that won't get help and won't be able to come to the united states. >> reporter: even before the visa delays went into effect. volunteers heard people like this woman who thought her mom was caught up. one of the lawyers was able to get word that her mother was being questioned and searched n in secondary screening. a first fort pakistani family. >> reporter: has she faced any issues before? >> no. first time. >> reporter: phoosters with pho numbers to the aclu. lawyers have described the ban as death sentences from many refugees trying to seek asylum. >> the reality is th

a couple trouble spots by sfo. this is a car tire blew out. they were brocking the middle lane, northbound 101 right before 380. it looks like they're clearing that one out of lanes, so better news there. and up towards benicia, this is on 680. it's not on the freeway. it's near lake herman road. it's a fire, and the reported party said you could see it pretty clearly from the freeway. fire department says they will not have to block a lane of traffic there to get to it, so that's better news. just caution if you're driving northbound on 680 past the benicia bridge. we'll come back and check on this and more in just a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. panic in portugal. the incredible effort under way to save lives in what's being called one of the worst disasters that country has seen in decades. >> the shocking arrest out of humboldt county. a mom caught performing an a mom caught performing an exorcism on her own ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we're back at 5:13. developing 92s in portugal where more re-enforcements will join in on the fight to contain this

. >> reporter: sfo was in a series of vocal protests back in january. the trump administration has given itself until 5:00 tonight to implement the ban from six majority muslim country. the six countries are syria, sudan, smell ya, libya, i -- somalia, libya, iran and yemen. the state department says refugees who have been vetted, approved and scheduled to fly to the u.s. through all-6th will be allowed in. the administration -- july 6th will be allowed in. the administration clarified who is a family member in this order allowing those to apply for a visa. they include a parent, spouses, sub wling, children -- siblings, other including aunts, uncles, fiancis are not considered close enough relationship. they're skeptcal the ban will make us safer. >> i thought the status quo on travel was fine before. i haven't seen any evidence that what he's proposing is going to help us security wise. i think we're fine. >> reporter: a spokesperson for sfo said the airport has things in place more free speech activities that may take place today. >>> apart from the

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at sfo, katy utis, abc 7 news. >>> protesters in washington, d.c. uniting with democratic lawmakers demonstrated outside the capitol today, amid reports that gop senators are struggling to revise the health care bill. >> i'm not going to negotiate with the press here on what is going to take to get to something favorable for the state of nevada. >> a new report today by the nonpartisan congressional budget office says the republican plan would cut medicaid spending by 35% by 2036. that would mean 15 fewer medicaid recipients by 2026. >>> planned parenthood will close three clinics in the area. the closures are largely due to low reimbursement rates in california for providers that serve medical patients. >>> the dark cloud that loomed over the university of california system over sexual harassment claims is slowly being lifted as all faculty and staff received new guidelines today. leeann me len dez has those >> reporter: well, many had not had a chance to read them. i could tell you that the process has been streamlined, and keeps everyone involved

so just north of sfo. and just north of this camera shot we are tracking an accident involving a car fire. we'll have all the details on that and what the backup looks like coming up. >>> right now, near lake ontario in new york a state of emergency is in effect as rising floodwaters pummel the regions. locals in the area have been told not to use waterfront roads unless necessary. they are offered up to $40,000 to repair property damages. no income limit for seniors for $40,000. one supervisor expects the claims to reach $10 million. >>> two firefighters are recovering from injuries this morning after battling a large four-alarm fire at an apartment building. there was a partial collapse of the roof in stockton. they battled heavy fire on the 3rd and 4th floors of the building as well as the attic space. crews are unsure what caused the fire. no one else was hurt. >>> two children are now in the care of child protective services after their mother allegedly abandoned one of them on san francisco's great h