i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. anthony scaramucci's firing caught nearly everyone off guard as new chief of staff john kelly tries to get the white house on track. >> here is abc reporter megan hughes. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly is charged with restoring order. anthony scaramucci who was in the back of the room as kelly was sworn in was in the cross hairs. >> i predetective general kelly will be down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. >> reporter: the controversial communications director known as the mucch made waves. >> i love the president. >> astacker several in the new yorker. calling rice preebes a [ bleep ] evening skchizophrenic. his words went viral. his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show." the white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press sec

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. anthony scaramucci's firing caught nearly everyone off guard as new chief of staff john kelly tries to get the white house on track. >> here is abc reporter megan hughes. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly is charged with restoring order. anthony scaramucci who was in the back of the room as kelly was sworn in was in the cross hairs. >> i predetective general kelly will be down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. >> reporter: the controversial communications director known as the mucch made waves. >> i love the president. >> astacker several in the new yorker. calling rice preebes a [ bleep ] evening skchizophrenic. his words went viral. his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show." the white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press sec

sunday and monday in the 60s ama and dan, download the accuweather app and keep track of the changing temperature also. they will be changing this week. >> thanks, sandhya. >> cooling down, never looked so adorable. >> the zoo animals chilling out with a sweet treat when "abc 7 news" returns. >> superior accuracy in palm of your hands. the new accuweather app from "abc 7 news." minute by minute forecasts plu real-time radar and alerts real-time radar and alerts ke at at&t, we believe in access. real-time radar and alerts ke the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> there are so many ways to beat the heat, but few as cute as this at the oregon zoo. today zoo keepers fed the otters -- wait, otter pops

sunday and monday in the 60s ama and dan, download the accuweather app and keep track of the changing temperature also. they will be changing this week. >> thanks, sandhya. >> cooling down, never looked so adorable. >> the zoo animals chilling out with a sweet treat when "abc 7 news" returns. >> superior accuracy in palm of your hands. the new accuweather app from "abc 7 news." minute by minute forecasts plu real-time radar and alerts keeping >>> there are so many ways to beat the heat, but few as cute as this at the oregon zoo. today zoo keepers fed the otters -- wait, otter pops. yes, those delicious frozen treats were part of the fun. the otters also had trays of ice to move around in, and there's always a dip in the pool. portland reached triple digit temperatures today. >> look at those little faces. >> who doesn't love a good otter pop, especially an otter? >> so cute. we like to think she's pretty cute, but that's tough to beat. >> i'll try to follow that. upset of the tournament on day one at the u.s. open on the women's side. we will show you who and how are the ♪ it's twit

to you. >> yeah, dan and ama. the heat advisory for the hills has been extended until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. heat aid visory ill unless is possible. this also has been extended now until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. dangerous heat up, to 108 degrees in that area. live doppler 7 is tracking some changes and those changes include some moisture just off the coastline here. this could translate into a shower or a thunderstorm. i will be back with the details hour-by-hour look coming up, dan. >> sandhya, thanks very much. to the developing news the berkley hills, sky 7 shows the scene after a grass fire spread through thick vegetation this afternoon. you can see how sbenls it was. this is near the area devastated by the oakland hills firestorm more than 25 years ago. you can imagine there were nervous n is live on grizzly peak boulevard with the latest on the situation. lilian. >> reporter: dan, fire crews are making sure those hot spots don't flare up, but it has proven to be quite a challenge, so much so one firefig

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they have hail to worry about, dan and ama. here we have drizzle to worry about. i want to show you from our "abc 7 news" exploratorium camera a time lapse from earlier this evening. you will notice trans america pyramid, the financial district sock in. marine layer was healthy until this evening, around00,0 2 down 1200 feet, indicating that changes are ahead. he-off clouds tomorrow lier and the drizzle. here is what is going to happen to the temperatures. antioch, 90 degrees. over the weekend we will go 88 and on monday temperature will drop down to 84 degrees. it is not going to feel like summer, it is going to feel more like late fall for our inland areas, and then the heat returns wednesday, thursday. that will be a reminder that yes, it is still summer. here is a look at live doppler 7 right now. the coverage of the low clouds is really all the way into mountain view, san jose, into the east bay and even pushing up towards the north bay. we have extendive low clouds right now. i want to show you something interesting on the water vapor. this has been responsi

meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> yeah, dan and ama. we are tracking excessive heat. it will be extreme towards the end of the week. here is what you need to watch out for. this heat wave hits tomorrow. heat illnesses are possible. make sure you stay hydrate and cool and limit outdoor activity. always you look at the graphic here, you want to stay inside in an ac area or with fans. check on elderly and pets. remember, this kind of heat can actually make you sick and i don't think i've ever said this on the air, but schools may actually want to cancel physical education outdoors or maybe take precaution to take those activities inside, especially towards friday. take a look at the temperatures for livermore. 104 on thursday. always we head towards friday and saturday, 110, 112, and then for the upcoming next week time period still will be a hot one out there. so definitely some intense heat, perhaps the hottest of the season. here is a live look right now as we take a beautiful shot of the moon from ore emeryville camera right now. the f

they have hail to worry about, dan and ama. here we have drizzle to worry about. i want to show you from our "abc 7 news" exploratorium camera a time lapse from earlier this evening. you will notice trans america pyramid, the financial district sock in. marine layer was healthy until this evening, around 2,000 feet. it is now down to about 1200 feet, indicating that changes are ahead. you're going to see earlier burn-off of the clouds tomorrow and the drizzle. here is what is going to happen to the temperatures. antioch, 90 degrees. over the weekend we will go 88 and on monday temperature will drop down to 84 degrees. it is not going to feel like summer, it is going to feel more like late fall for our inland areas, and then the heat returns wednesday, thursday. that will be a reminder that yes, it is still summer. here is a look at live doppler 7 right now. the coverage of the low clouds is really all the way into mountain view, san jose, into the east bay and even pushing up towards the north bay. we have extendive low clouds right now. i want to show you somethi

to you. >> yeah, dan and ama. the heat advisory for the hills has been extended until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. heat aid visory ill unless is possible. this also has been extended now until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. dangerous heat up, to 108 degrees in that area. live doppler 7 is tracking some changes and those changes include some moisture just off the coastline here. this could translate into a shower or a thunderstorm. i will be back with the details hour-by-hour look coming up, dan. >> sandhya, thanks very much. to the developing news the berkley hills, sky 7 shows the scene after a grass fire spread through thick vegetation this afternoon. you can see how sbenls it was. this is near the area devastated by the oakland hills firestorm more than 25 years ago. you can imagine there were nervous neighbors. lilian kim is live on grizzly peak boulevard with the latest on the situation. lilian. >> reporter: dan, fire crews are making sure those hot spots don't flare up, but it has proven to be quite a challenge, so

meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> yeah, dan and ama. we are tracking excessive heat. it will be extreme towards the end of the week. here is what you need to watch out for. this heat wave hits tomorrow. heat illnesses are possible. make sure you stay hydrate and cool and limit outdoor activity. always you look at the graphic here, you want to stay inside in an ac area or with fans. check on elderly and pets. remember, this kind of heat can actually make you sick and i don't think i've ever said this on the air, but schools may actually want to cancel physical education outdoors or maybe take precaution to take those activities inside, especially towards friday. take a look at the temperatures for livermore. 104 on thursday. always we head towards friday and saturday, 110, 112, and then for the upcoming next week time period still will be a hot one out there. so definitely some intense heat, perhaps the hottest of the season. here is a live look right now as we take a beautiful shot of the moon from ore emeryville camera right now. the f

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the vigil came hours after police announced they made an arrest, but tonight focus was on the victim. >> charlie ly was shot and killed inside his own store on monday night. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the san jose police department with new developments this evening. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, charlie ly was much more than a liquor store owner to his customers. tonight they told stories of his generosity and friendship. >> kyle, david, jacob will continue to live out his enduring legacy. >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered at jim's liquor mart to honor the long-time owner. >> he helped me tear apart my entire vehicle in his parking lot and helped me fix it. has given me things when i was in need. >> even when you don't have the right money to pay for him, he said, bring it later. he trusted the people that goes around his store. >> reporter: ly was known to be fiercely protective of his family. his wife was working alongside him when he was shot and kill

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the vigil came hours after police announced they made an arrest, tonight focus was on b the victim. >> charlie ly was shot and killed inside his own store ong. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the san jose police department with new developments this evening. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, charlie ly was much more than a liquor store owner to his customers.is generosity and friendship. >> kyle, david, jacob will continue to live out his enduring legacy. >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered at jim's liquor mart to honor the long-timed me entire vehicle in his parking lot and helped me fix it. has given me things when i was in need. >> even when you don't have the right money to pay for him, he said, bring it later. he trusted the people that goes around his store. >> reporter: ly was known to be fiercelyctive oiste fa pmily. his wife was working alongside him when he was shot and killed monday night. thursday police arrested 21 year old muniumee ind. eyov a mer hand

. >> reporter: dan and ama, of course, secretary mattis is not going to lay out exactly what the u.s. military will do, if north korea initiates a strike. instead, he is hoping there can be a diplomatic solution to avert what he calls a catastrophic war. defense secretary james mattis said the u.s. military is ready to take action if north korea launches an attack. but he says he backs efforts by the administration to seek a diplomatic solution. >> you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction. i want to stay right there. right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known, it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. >> reporter: secretary mattis came to silicon valley today to show a support of technology to protect the country. and in his words, to make the military more lethal. the defense innovation unit started under the obama administration. it partners with the military. the sail drone is an example. it's also working with kapella space. the backpack size satellites can penetrate clouds and darkness

. >> reporter: dan and ama, the fired employee identified as software engineer james damore told "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against google. the company hasn't publicly commented on the firing, but the ceo told employees that he violated the code of conduct. in his ten-page manifesto he mentioned google's ideological echo chamber where dissenters are shamed into silence. in his case it led to his firing. his memo questioned google's push for diversity, that the company's gender gap in technical is due to biological issues. women on average are more prone to anxiety he says and men have a higher drive for status. many in the tech industry found the generalizations contrary. >> it goes contrary to what makes a society innovative. >> he doesn't seem very educated on diversity at tech companies. >> google's ceo says he passed the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in the workplace. the firing has brought up another issue, freedom of expression. conservative km conservative commentator said he fired him. it may end up hurting the company in the long run.

live doppler 7. >> dan and ama, let's check out live doppler 7. you will notice things have quieted down considerably. matter of fact, fog back at the coastline which we're used to seeing, and you can pretty much say farewell to the monsoon moisture. it is moving over the sierra nevada to our east and north so we're pretty much seeing this pushing out of the picture, but it did leave behind some rain. record for today in livermore, 700ths of an inch, a couple hundreds in places like petaluma trace amounts. as you check out the dew points, we have a little humidity with low 60s in spots, but i will tell you this much, the days of the muggies going to be out numbered very soon. i will be back with a look at the changes for your weekend. dan. >> good, thanks, sandhya. unusual rain and humidity caused problems on the street today. construction crews in san francisco say their newly-paved concrete dries slower in muggy conditions like this. at the salon, a different issue. >> especially in the last few days people are like what is going on, my hair is

. >> reporter: dan and ama, the fired employee identified as software engineer james damore told "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against google. the company hasn't publicly commented on the firing, but the ceo told employees that he violated the code of conduct. in his ten-page manifesto he mentioned google's ideological echo chamber where dissenters are shamed into silence. in his case it led to his firing. his memo questioned google's push for diversity, that the company's gender gap in technical is due to biological issues. women on average are more prone to anxiety he says and men have a higher drive for status. many in the tech industry found the generalizations contrary. >> it goes contrary to what makes a society innovative. >> he doesn't seem very educated on diversity at tech companies. >> google's ceo says he passed the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in the workplace. the firing has brought up another issue, freedom of expression. conservative km conservative commentator said he fired him. it may end up hurting the company in the long run.

. >> reporter: dan and ama, businesses were told to close for safety reasons in case saturday's rally turns violent. no strikes at the bowling center on saturday and those that work here are not happy about having to shet down. employees had to tell families the birthday parties they scheduled can no longer take place >> it is bad timing i guess. any time you lose a day's revenue for something like this, it is not good at all. >> reporter: the business shut down had the pre-sid yo will stretch to crissy field where a prayer rally is scheduled. the national park service issued the permit citing the right to free speech. conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech and all of that and it is in the constitution, but i feel like if you couldn't ensure the safety of your employees or customers or, you know, people on a regular day, then i think there's something wrong. >> reporter: word of the upc

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the permitting process for the official events this weekend organized by conservative groups is still under way on both sides of the bay. >> also changing as we speak in fact. the plans for counter protests, some of the tactics do not follow the obvious route. >> let's start with leeann melendez with the latest developments there. >> reporter: the organizer of saturday's event at chrissy eld is telling everyone that the permit will be issued. meantime, the golden gate national recreation area has not confirmed that. now, also when asked if security will be as tight as it was during the super bowl city in early 2016, the mayor of san francisco said, i think even tighter. this is what we might see on saturday during the patriot prayer rally, a tightly secured rally at chrissy field like the one in june 2016. san francisco's mayor ed lee is concerned that weapons could be secretly brought in given the many vulnerable spots. >> if we had a condition as we wish for no weapons and no guns,

. >> reporter: dan and ama, businesses were told to close for safety reasons in case saturday's rally turns violent. no strikes at the bowling center on saturday and those that work here are not happy about having to shet down. employees had to tell families the birthday parties they scheduled can no longer take place >> it is bad timing i guess. any time you lose a day's revenue for something like this, it is not good at all. >> reporter: the business shut down had the pre-sid yo will stretch to crissy field where a prayer rally is scheduled. the national park service issued the permit citing the right to free speech. conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech and all of that and it is in the constitution, but i feel like if you couldn't ensure the safety of your employees or customers or, you know, people on a regular day, then i think there's something wrong. >> reporter: word of the upc

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us here at "abc7 news," thank you for joining us. >> have a good night.

live doppler 7. >> dan and ama, let's check out live doppler 7. you will notice things have quieted down considerably. matter of fact, fog back at the coastline which we're used to seeing, and you can pretty much say farewell to the monsoon moisture. it is moving over the sierra nevada to our east and north so we're pretty much seeing this pushing out of the picture, but it did leave behind some rain. record for today in livermore, 700ths of an inch, a couple hundreds in places like petaluma trace amounts. as you check out the dew points, we have a little humidity with low 60s in spots, but i will tell you this much, the days of the muggies going to be out numbered very soon. i will be back with a look at the changes for your weekend. dan. >> good, thanks, sandhya. unusual rain and humidity caused problems on the street today. construction crews in san francisco say their newly-paved concrete dries slower in muggy conditions like this. at the salon, a different issue. >> especially in the last few days people are like what is going on, my hair is

dan and ama? >> thank you so much, kristen. >>> they're preparing for pride in the south bay. >> plus, flying high. a big boost at oakland international airport thanks to one type of traveler. and -- >> i've been going through it every year for >>> in the south bay, members of the lbgtq community are preparing for this celebration, but it comes with some concerns. >> some say they're worried about safety but won't stop celebrating. >> chris nguyen has the story now from san jose. >> reporter: spreading a message of hope and love -- >> i'm not only expecting the lbgtq community to come out and celebrate who we are, but also our allies. >> reporter: the preparations are under way. many are bracing for a busy weekend in san jose. >> you get goose bumps. the energy is so positive and so good, you get goose bumps. i have them already. >> reporter: ceasar chavez downtown will play host to the pride festival, celebrating diversity and inclusion. local tech companies will have representatives marching in

dan and ama? >> good information. >>> time to check on our weather. it's going to get a little spicy around here. >> that's a good word, suspect it? >> especially as the weekend approaches. we have a warming trend coming our way. we look live from mt. tam. we'll have mild to warm weather. it's going to turn hot inland. that means under those conditions, fire danger increases. but we're going to have nice sun rise weather. we have mainly sunny skies, even along the coastline. although little patches of low choud clouds and fog are forming right now. we can see a little fog pushing over the golden gate. 68 in oakland. we have low to mid 70s at mountain view. 66 degrees at half moon bay. check out this view from emeryville, a bright, western sky. you see low clouds off in the distan distance. upper 70s in napa and nevado. mid 80s at livermore and concord. this is going to be the situation overnight. low clouds and fog expanding, moving locally out over the bay. low temperatures in the early morning hours in the upper 50s to low 60s. as we look at the day

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. >> dan and ama, as quickly as she formed she's falling apart rapidly. the past 12 hours or so, you can see the circulation in the bean beginning falls apart as she goes across the sunshine state. however she brought a lot of rain. just south of fort meyers five inches of rain, 3 1/2 inches almost in sarasota. there's a widespread swathe of 2 to 4 inches of rain in a short amount of time. the track of em little takes her well away from the lower 48. however, over the coming days likely some rough surf along the east coast thanks to this storm. back here at home, all about the heat tomorrow. look at these numbers. 101 that number in concord. a little bit better in oakland. 79. 92 in san jose and 72 in san francisco. a pair of hot days on the way with a heat advisory in effect. as we go into the weekend, the heat will ease back down to more typical levels this time of year. just a couple of days of really hot weather. >> on to sports. >> yep, and some a's news. >> a's and giants playing each other tonight. with sonny gray getting traded the longest tep you

. >> reporter: dan and ama, of course, secretary mattis is not going to lay out exactly what the u.s. military will do, if north korea initiates a strike. instead, he is hoping there can be a diplomatic solution to avert what he calls a catastrophic war. defense secretary james mattis said the u.s. military is ready to take action if north korea launches an attack. but he says he backs efforts by the administration to seek a diplomatic solution. >> you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction. i want to stay right there. right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known, it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. >> reporter: secretary mattis came to silicon valley today to show a support of technology to protect the country. and in his words, to make the military more lethal. the defense innovation unit started under the obama administration. it partners with the military. the sail drone is an example. it's also working with kapella space. the backpack size satellites can penetrate clouds and darkness

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. now we want to go to our top stories. >> will other cases be the same quick result? laura anthony is live from oakland with b.a.r.t.'s response. laura? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says in the short term, today's result will not change when or whether they release these surveillance images, at least not until b.a.r.t.'s board comes up with a comprehensive new policy. it's a case that some say makes the case for pab.a.r.t. to relee more images of its new met cork of working video cameras. hours after police released these photos, they had their suspects in custody. a man they believe violently attacked two b.a.r.t. passengers in three days. >> once we saw it was the same possible suspect, we believed it was a public saf issue and we wanted to get that information out as soon as possible. >> reporter: 42-year-old mario christopher washington was spotted by an oakland fire department investigator in downtown oakland just after 8:30 this morning. police say he's the man who approached a b.a.r.t.

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. now we want to go to our top stories. >> will other cases be the same quick result? laura anthony is live from oakland with b.a.r.t.'s response. laura? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says in the short term, today's result will not change when or whether they release these surveillance images, at least not until b.a.r.t.'s board comes up with a comprehensive new policy. it's a case that some say makes the case for pab.a.r.t. to relee more images of its new met cork of working video cameras. ho after police released these photos, they had their suspects in custody. a man they believe violently attacked two b.a.r.t. passengers in three days. >> once we saw it was the same possible suspect, we believed it was a public safety issue and we wanted to get that information out as soon as possible. >> reporter: 42-year-old mario christopher washington was spotted by an oakland fire department investigator in downtown oakland just after 8:30 this morning. police say he's the man who approached a b.a.r.t.

dan and ama, just some of the many images today. >> the victims of hurricane harvey need your help. they need our help badley. cash donations are the best way to do that. one easy way to donate is text the word harvey to 90999, that will add a $10 donation to the red cross on your cell phone bill. that simple. call the red cross to donate, 1-800-help now. and join us here on wednesday when we host a phone bank in the show of bay area support. >>> here in san francisco you probably noticed the heat today. >> it was really brutal in a lot of spots. drew tuma has a look at what we're experiencing. >> the heat wave continues for a third day away from the coast. look at these numbers, 108 the current number in fairfield. 106 in san ramon. south bay, low 90s from san jose to gilroy. 95 the current number in novato. half moon bay at 61 degrees. heat advisories continue through 9:00 tonight. the areas shaded in orange, excessive heat warning still continues to the areas in the triple-digit heat away from the coast. that lasting until 9:00 as well. you'll want relief, this is what you want t

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. spore all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. it's a hopeful ending to what's been a trying day in port arthur, east of houston, where people are standing in the flood waters from hurricane harvey, now a tropical depression. >> all day long, we've been watching these evacuations of more than 70 patients, trapped for more than 24 hours. they had to be brought out by boat, many of them in wheelchairs. >> neighbors and family members started the evacuations before authorities were able to get there. they alerted a reporter of the urgent need. one of the night nurses saw what was happening on tv and rushed in to help. >> i saw this on tv. i couldn't believe it, so i waded through the water and somebody gave me a ride on a boat. it just breaks my heart. >> what a sweet woman to help like that. military helicopters are flying those patients out to hospitals in the beaumont, texas area. we are hearing about more deaths, though. at least 19 so far, including a family of six who browned in this van in a houston bayou on sunday. it took un

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. north korea's military is dismissing president trump's warning of fire and fury as nonsense and says it will have a man to attack guam by the middle of the month. >> they believe other nations can help broker peace. >> what we're hopeful is that this pressure campaign, which the entire world now has joined us in, and with the engagement of china and russia, that they can begin to persuade the regime that they need to reconsider the current pathway they're on. >> tens of thousands rallied in north korea's capital. >> let's begin with laura anthony in concord with a look at the alarm spreading through the bay area's congressional delegation. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. set to hold a town hall here tonight, starting in about half hour. the ridoriginal thought is ther would be a variety of topics, including health care. but now the expectation, much of the talk will be about north korea. >> not in my name. >> reporter: it's an annual ritual, to commemorate the 1945 nuclear bombings of ja

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we begin with this developing news from sfo. a teenager is in custody after he opened an exit door and jumped on the runway. the plane he was on was flight 208, copa airlines. >> as it was still on the runway, the 17-year-old popped open an exit door on the boeing 737 and jumped off the jet. a spokesperson says construction workers tackled the teamer and police officers arrested him. passengers say there was a big commotion when they noticed one of the exit doors was wide open. >> standard landing and started noticing that i was sitting behind the emergency exit door and everyone noticed the door had come off. >> sfo officials say the teenager is an american citizen. it's unclear what criminal charges, if any, he might face. >>> dozens in san jose are being slapped with citations for setting off illegal fire work. but some say they're innocent and say the city is fining them without proof. >> reporter: dan, last year the city just issued warnings, but this year was the first time they sent out citations to people, and some say t

i'm dan ashley. > and i'm ama daetz. police have arrested a man accused of shooting and killing a liquor store keshg clerk in s jose. >> janeane is live where family is getting ready to honor him tonight. >> reporter: dan, the lee family is grieving. they are grateful to the police department. as you can see, there is a growing memorial in front of the lee's family liquor store. in about an hour and a half, the family will gather here, so are community members for charlie lee. it's been an agonizing week for the family of charlie lee, a 58-year-old man shot and killed during an attempted robbery. some hope came for the family today, as police announced they arrested a suspect. surveillance video from inside the store was critical. >> the photograph of the suspect was circulated around the police department. and detectives from the gang investigations unit and burglary unit immediately noticed some similarities to a suspect in a recent burglary investigation. >> reporter: those detectives identified him as 21-year-old mun

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. an excessive heat warning will expire for the bay area, and we'll get a break before the next heat wave ends. >> lonny rivera has been out in the heat all day, but first, let's check in with drew tuma to see if any records were set. >> today, no records were set. they were safe, but that didn't stop temperatures from soring into the triple digits inland. it was hot. highs today, 108 in fairfield. 103 in gilroy. 106 in choef loverdale. the only place it wasn't hot, the coastline in the 60s. changes are coming. the fog, going t expansive tomorrow morning to help cool us off. by midday tomorrow, only in the 70s and 80s. but our next heat wave is not far behind. that's coming up in the forecast. ama? >> thank you, drew. >>> lonny rivera continues our live team coverage from walnut creek. >> reporter: ama, you can really feel the heat out here and you can see it when you look at all the dry brush here. it's one of the reasons officials say during this time of day, avoid any strenuo activit

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. one congresswoman believes it will cost $150 billion, that's the cost of katrina and super storm sandy combined. >> 50 inches of rain have hit some areas, a record for the united states. the sudden rush of water has left thousands stranded. >> so far, more than 10,000 have been rescued. 17,000 stayed in shelters last week, but that number will likely rise. >> the president and first lady arrived in texas today. president trump talked about its historic impact. >> probably never anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what we witnessed with harvey. >> there have been incredible stories of rescue with good samaritans joining the effort. but the storm has claimed eight lives, including a 34-year veteran of the houston police department. >> while reporting to duty, he drove below a flooded underpass and never made it out. >> it was too treacherous to go under and look for them. as much as he wanted to recover him last night, we could not put more officers at ri

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the permitting process for the official events this weekend organized by conservative groups is still under way on both sides of the bay. >> also changing as we speak in fact. the plans for counter protests, some of the tactics do not follow the obvious route. >> let's start with leeann melendez with the latest developments there. >> reporter: the organizer of saturday's event at chrissy field is telling everyone that the permit will be issued. meantime, the golden gate national recreation area has not confirmed that. now, also when asked if security will be as tight as it was during the super bowl city in early 2016, the mayor of san francisco said, i think even tighter. this is what we might see on saturday during the patriot prayer rally, a tightly secured rally at chrissy field like the one in june 2016. san francisco's mayor ed lee is concerned that weapons could be secretly brought in given the many vulnerable spots. >> if we had a condition as we wish for no weapons and no guns

territory and that has people in california thinking what if? i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. north korea's military is dismissing president trump's warning of fire and fury as nonsense and says it will have a man to attack guam by the middle of the

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. now we want to go to our top stories. >> will other cases be the same quick result? laura anthony is live from oakland with b.a.r.t.'s response. laura? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says in the short term, today's result will not change when or whether they release these surveillance images, at least not until b.a.r.t.'s board comes up with a comprehensive new policy. it's a case that some

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the i-team has obtained ocuments that provide insight into the plans. >> dan noyes is here. >> reporter: in the documents we obtained, an e-mail chain shows the park service has serious concerns about security at the event and possible violent clashes. i spoke with the man organizing the rally this afternoon. joey gibson started his group patriot prayer after donald trump supporters were attacked last year. >> that shouldn't happen to anybody. so that's something that changed in my life. >> reporter: he started organizing trump rallies, and in recent weeks, especially after the charlottesville violence and the death of heather heyer, he says he's trying to distance himself from extremists on both sides. >> we need to have respect for each other. when you have name call, you have nothing to say. >> reporter: does it concern you some of these extremists, white showing up, as well? >> it's a constant problem. these people are trying to latch on because they have nothing. >> reporter: doc