at the moment there appears to be at least ten police ca rs appears to be at least ten police cars at any given time coming and going. i cannot reiterate the amazing calm response from all the different services. the advice to people like yourself staying and living in the area, is there any? are you expected to stay indoors? we received a knock on the door telling us we received a knock on the door telling us we would have to stay in the property. i guess today it will be a question of watching the action u nfold question of watching the action unfold in front of us. take note of the injuries that have been sustained. who knocked at the door to advise you? i was upstairs waiting for your call. it was the people i was staying with who received that call. where you are is in the cordon of area? yes, exactly. it is one of the houses. we are a mere ten metres away from the crashed car. thank you so much for talking to us. we appreciate your time. abbey, who is staying in a house in a property within the cordon off area. if you are just tuning in, then we can tell you that the breaking ne

at 2:00 today. heading into the upper 70s this afternoon. so we are enjoying a bit of a cooldown. not only for the coastal areas but also as you work your way inland with livermore today reaching 80 and 79 in san jose. here's an update on hurricane lane this morning. while you were sleeping, this is still maintaining its category 4 strength, and it's a very large storm, already starting to see some of the outer rain bands moving into the hawaiian islands as of now. we have the hurricane warnings in effect and flash flood warnings in effect. the wind speeds at 130 miles per hour. it's starting to make its northwesterly turn at 7 miles per hour, and then over the next couple days it will turn more north, more westerly, i should say, as it moves closer to oahu, and also kauai. still a category one hurricane, and very dangerously close to some of those islands. here's what to expect as the storm moves in. we're looking at the potential of 5 to 15 inches of rain. isolated rain amounts up to 20 inches, wh

adam wild, bbc news, at wembley. i'll be back with the team for the late news at 10:10. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and very good evening to you, welcome back to dublin, i am at dublin castle where pope francis was earlier in the day at the beginning of this two—day visit to ireland. the first visit by a pope to ireland in almost four decades. let's take a quick look at the scene over and croke park, one of the biggest stadiums in europe where there is a concert going on at the moment. a festival of families and we should remind you that this is the official reason for pope francis of being here this weekend, a meeting of families that has happened every three years, which has happened by the catholic church. at the moment a concert is taking place at around 70,000 people, warming up the audience if you like for the pope's arrival. the ireland correspondent is there and tell us more about what it is like there, what is going on? this is the big event of day one of the pope's visit, some 75,000 people have gathered here for this

flags are flying at half staff at the arizona capitol. mccain will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in maryland. wednesday would have been the senator's 82nd birthday. for continuing coverage of the life and legacy of john mccain, go to nbcbayarea.com. we have posted a tribute to the late senator including a look back at the life in photos. >>> a south bay high school becomes the scene of an early morning crash just before 4:00 this morning. santa clara police say officers were tracking a stolen car, pulled the driver over, and he did not stop. they began a chase, the car crashed into a fence at wilson high school. the police say a driver, a minor, suffered a broken leg in the crash. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a passenger also under 18fuls arrested at the scene. both are now facing criminal charges. >>> hundreds of people gathered in a small town in iowa today for the funeral service for mollie tibbets. she was found dead tuesday, more than a month after disappearing after going for a run in brooklyn, iowa. today's funeral mass,

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north east breeze at oakland at about five miles an hour. the fog and cloud cover with us is not as widespread but will continue getting closer to sunrise. temperatures cooling-off just slightly for the afternoon today. upper 50s for pacifica. 64 san francisco. 73 hayward. upper 80s to low 90s for the warmer locations. continuing to fall saturday into sunday. we will have a look at those numbers coming up in just a little bit. let's check the highways. >>> right now traffic is moving well if you're driving on some commutes and slowing down on others because of incidents. let's look at 80 westbound. this commute looks pretty good heading to the car keenest bridge with no major issues. high with 37 already a little slow leaving vallejo and heading toward sonoma. i want to mention the antioch bridge southbound 160 has an accident right before the span and traffic is going to be slow on 160. i also want to mention a crash northbound on 680. that is the non-commute direction of the sonoma grave. it is going this way. so far has not affected the s

we are at 66 degrees. looking at 77 at 3:00 this afternoon. our temperatures coming down all across the bay area. we'll talk about wras hay head coming up in less than five minutes. >>> it the bay bridge toll plaza. you a couple of things you need to worry about. there are two traffic hazards out on the road. chp reporting another traffic issue. a taxi just lost a wheel you definitely want to take aeks that time as you head out the door this morning. >>> a check of morning business headlines. stocks did rally yesterday. markets rose on reports that the u.s. and china are back seeking talks to the trade dispute. they say president trump seeking additional tariffs on chinese products. on today's watch list we have reports from hiring in the private sector. they were better than expected. the dow rose, best month seance january. >>> it sold more phones and did so at higher prices. apple also upbeat about the current quarter. that could trade at a record high. also apple is closing in on another milestone. it could be today, the first company to t

look at this, jeff. completely gone. >> reporter: you can put your hand through that. >> rusting from the inside out. >> reporter: years later, this bridge still isn't fixed. repairs final slated to start in the fall but industry experts say getting funding takes too long. >> the nation needs to step up and make more investments in the infrastructure. we shouldn't have to wait for a bridge collapse in another country or for a midterm election to get going. >> jeff rossen reporting there. while campaigning, president trump promised to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure. so far there's been no movement on that front. >>> we'll be right back. "animal? for some movie lovers - it )s a classic that )ll live forever. >>> the food fight seen in "animal house" strikes a cord for some. >> wait until you see the -- topping all of it. take a look at it. >> not yet! now! food fight! >> this happened during a minor league baseball game on tuesday and it is insane. this is a planned theme night. that food flying after

(pam) new at 6. the california assembly has voted to require all public universities to offer medication abortions at their campus health centers. the measure approved just a few hours ago... would make california the first state with such a mandate. none of the 34 university of california or california state university campuses currently offer abortion services. private donors have agreed to pay millions of dollars in startup costs... including ultrasound machines and staff training. universities would be required to offer the services by 2022. (ken) an east bay family is outraged. the parents tell us, their kindergartnerer was allowed to leave school and walk home...more than two and a half miles...by himself. (pam) this, despite the fact the child was supposed to go to an- after school program on campus. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with the family.. shjoins us live from hayward with more details.. terisa? (ken) this just in to our newsroom. san jose police arrested a teacher at chaboya middle

look at this home. it is destroyed, but right over there you see homes still standing with valuables inside. law enforcement tonight saying they will not tolerate looting. as fire crews from all over the state work to contain the massive carr fire just outside of redding, law enforcement officials have another battle on their hands, looting. >> most looters, they're looking for something that's very easily to get and, you know, they're going to look through the windows first. if they see it out in plain open, in plain view, they're going the break that window, break that door, take it and run. >> reporter: chp along with other agencies are helping redding police with 24-hour patrols in areas where homes are standing with valuables inside. crimes of opportunity are not what this community needs right now. the carr fire is still burning out of roll. >> crews are still continuing to make progress. we've got a little more containment, so things are a little more optimistic, but, you know, we still have a ma

>> look at her. exciting. >> ringing endorsement. >> it has amazing ratings from rotten tomatoes. >> yep. all the critics seem to love it. hopefully, you know, over the weekend it will make some good money. and then sequels. >> get away from the heat. >> totally! yeah. inland today, guys, very warm. well into the 90s. hotter over the weekend. we are going to be sweating i w away from the coast. look at the inland east bay. show you 12-hour planner because we're going to warm up dramatically this morning. lots of sunshine from the get-go. so you can already see by noon approaching 80 degrees. just a couple of hours later by 2:00 into 90s and then later on this afternoon and will be a very warm day for inland east bay cities. highs today, south bay you will be warm, too. 92 morgan hill. 81 for cupertino. the peninsula, a mild afternoon. 80 for redwood city. 64 for pacifica. downtown san francisco will approach 70. later on this afternoon, 62 for daly city. into the north bay, 80s and low 90s. 95 clover

and at 10:30 and again at 11:30 we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — the broadcaster and journalist, penny smith, and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times. — stay with us for that. in the last hour, pope francis has been speaking at the festival of families concert in dublin — as he continues his two—day visit to ireland. the pontiff spoke about the importance of peacemaking and forgiveness in families. earlier, the pope spent an hour—and—a—half talking to eight people who suffered sexual or institutional abuse by catholic clergy in ireland. the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, has called on pope francis to listen to survivors of abuse at the hands of the church, at the start of the pontiff's visit to ireland. mr varadkar said the wounds of scandals such as the clerical sexual abuse of children were still open. in place of christian charity, forgiveness and compassion, far too often there was judgment, severity and cruelty. in particular towards women and children and those on the margins. magdalene laundries,

the 1400 slats, and look at certain measures of finding out whether is this the best level of care at this time for this individual? and through that process, be able to open up about 200 or more slots right away in this fiscal year while we're looking at the bigger system of care transformation around what is i.c.m. that newe believe needso be in place, what happens when they were there, what happened in treatment and when they are being discharged, what do they need during this process, and also makes sure the services are being provided in the community and in the field because that is what the clientele need at the intensive level of intensive case management. in our case system of care and our r.f.q. that we're going to have, we are going to open up 40 new slots of intensive case management, and we are going to be doing a utilization of care within our intensive case management as a way to address this wait list issue so this year and in the up coming fiscal year to try to eliminate that sort of barrier. and the other item, recommendation number five that i wanted to highlight is

look at the valleys. temperatures rising mid to upper 90s possible towards the beginning of next week. now for another check of your friday morning commute. >>> i know earlier i had mentioned i was going to check on that crash that popped up on my map. it's exactly what i did. unfortunately, it's not looking too good out there. there's a crash along the southbound 880 side. this is at industrial parkway. our speed censors are picking up heavy delays now. as far as how far back this traffic goes, i tracked it all the way back as far as winston avenue. if that's your morning commute, jump on surface streets and get on after industrial parkway. i have a feeling we'll catch slowing there as well. that traffic is starting to build up as we inch closer towards the 6:30 hour. i'm definitely noticing it in our drive times. slowing along southbound 880 where that crash is from 230 to highway 84. you're looking at a drive time of 17 minutes. the rest of the east bay is not doing too bad. back to you. >>> thanks. >>

and then the long-term assumptions, i have seen them at 20 years and at 30 years. and they usually start with their shorter projections and then they -- the two basic classes of methods that i have seen are kind of averaging in historical returns for different asset classes with that to develop a long-term. or what i could nepc does is they have an opinion about what the terminal state of the market would be, and the eclibrium state or maybe they call it a normal state, i can't remember exactly how they determine it, but they then start with their six-year assumptions and gradually move to that e qrve ulibrium state. and to understand the different mechanisms with the short versus long and how you might get a spread of over 100 basis points in that assumption. i wanted to show the benefit lines in your valuation going out the next 65, 70 years. but in the valuation we're essentially taking the present value of those and the present value about half of the present value is covered in the first 13 years of payments. and so when we try to figure out how to weight shor

flowers are at the doorstep . the is a fairly humble home given the enormous hype she reached throughout her life. in her statement the franklin family wrote, it is one of the darkest moments of our lives. they say we are not able to find the appropriate words to express the pain in our hearts. we have lost a matriarch and rock of their family. >> she got her start singing gospel music in detroit and assigned her first big record label in 1960. her stops in the bay area were pretty rare since she took a bus on all of her tours due to a fear of applying. she did play at the old circle star theater in 1979 expect her next performance wouldn't be for another 39 years. leigh martinez is live in the newsroom with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: she sang for 8000 fans at oracle arena in 2015. it has been said her songs are the soundtracks to our lives. her recording career actually started right here. >> [ singing ] >> before aretha franklin was worldwide she began her recording career here first. >> she recorde

at least switched off while at school. the country has banned smartphones and internet connected dwievices for childre to 15. french high schools may choose to adopt the ban for students older than 15. the move is aimed to combat screen addiction and protect the children a recent study showed banning smartphones in schools caused a clear improvement in test scores i get banning phones, but the idea of banning internet connected devices. our kids have laptops they give them in classrooms >> i don't want the kids using the phone at school. >> you want them having it in their backpack >> a lot of kids in new york city and other places, they go on the public transportation system in the morning by themselves at 10 years old i like the idea of them having a phone. >> having it but turning it off. >> my middle schooler takes the subway to school yes, you turn it off at school. you get punished if you have it on >> i don't know if you've been on a bus or subway with kids coming back home from school, they're all on -- >> that's a

much should we look at reserves? patrick: it was worth looking at today. china is propping up their currency, there was no expectation they would have. as long asmfortable it remains orderly, and nothing dramatic like in 2015. it is an indication they are not doing that at that point. francine: you agree with that? i think we are seeing the natural response to the easing in china. it will lead to a pickup and an improvement and growth. looking back to 2015, we saw a pickup after that. we will get back to mike and patrick. there is a lot going on. there is china. i want to get back to iran. what does this mean for the oil market balance and opec? ,> i think there is nothing new we were expecting me sanctions to kick in as of last night. torybody is looking forward november, that is the real tightening. that is when oil sanctions kick in, and everyone is looking to see if there will be waivers granted by the u.s. administration. u.s. administration has been clear saying they want as many countries to go down to zero in terms of imports from iran. there is co

take a hook at thlook at this f. it would be big enough to cover new york city, the 14th largest stay in the u.s. also much bigger than the city of chicago in illinois. take a look at that comparison and nearly as big at entire city of phoenix, arizona. if you want to compare the fire to where you live, check out the new nbc bay area interactive map. all you have to do is type in your sozip code and the map wil overlay the fire over your house. >>> a man known for helping others is being remembered tonight. someone gunned him down while he was driving on the bay bridge. his name is daryl stin et from mesquite, texas. he ran a management company that helped artists break into the rap industry. he was driving his black suv on the bay bridge when someone pulled up and opened fire. it killed him and wounded two others in the car. there were no altercations during or after a club appearance they were at. we spoke to stinet's business partner earlier today. >> he was not into violence or anything like that. that's what rea

gunpoint at 2:00 this afternoon at a 7-eleven store on san salvador street. the man forced a student to withdraw money. he then let the student go. police say the student wasn't hurt. officers are looking for a man in his 20s with a dark complexion and hair dyed yellow wearing a gray hooded sweatsh t sweatshirt. >>> an elementary school locked down today while police searched for burglary suspects. students at willow glenn elementary were tol 11:00 a.m. police say a man and woman broke into a home on california avenue. the suspects took off, jumping fences between homes. police locked down the neighborhood and the nearby elementary school until the two suspects were caught. >>> the undocumented immigrant accused of killing 20-year-old mollie tibbetts made his first appearance in court today just a few miles from where mollie disappeared while jogging last month. police say a homeowner's security camera briefly captured rivera's car following tibbetts on her run while she was jogging. his attorney produced evidence today saying his status was legal. hours late

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the exception tracy at 56 and daly city at 58. so l warmer there. the bay bridge toll plaza, talk about a commute, it has a little isolated area of drizzle but not the fog we had to deal with yesterday. a light breeze if you're going to be on the water today. taking a ferry ride. mass transit, no temperature extremes yet. in fact, look at the east bay, we'll have 65 through about 10:00. then the clouds will start to open a little bit. 67 at lunch. then low 70s in the afternoon with mostly sunny conditions. back to 63 by 8:00 this evening. grab a coat. on the south bay we're looking at mainly cloudy conditions and mid 60s through 10:00 and hit 70 at noon and mid 70s during the afternoon hours. highs mainly in the 60s and 70s but i have 80s and 90s coming up for the holiday weekend. we'll talk about that next. first want to bring alexis in here where you have good news and other issues to talk about. traffic as usual. >> yeah. as usual. that's the way it goes, isn't it. i do want to head back to sky 7. sky map 7 on sky 7 this morning. the 101 and 280

at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> "abc 7 mornings" all news. >> we have an update to our breaking news. there are system wide bart delays. >> amanda del castillo is live at the haywar bart station with a situation she is seeing right now. amanda on the phone with us. >> you know, everyone seems to be calm out here at the hayward station. i know that, you know, it's going to take them a while to get where they're going, so i can understand, you know, the stwiays up to 20 re s minutes in some areas. it's due to a repair between hayward station where i am right now. sky 7 over the work happening in san leandro, much closer to the bay fair station. crews have been single tracking between the two stations this morning. then in san francisco, a train possibly ran over some debris in an underground tunnel between 16th and civic center causing delays in that region and finally in downtown oakland bart says it's dealing with false occupancy. we're monitoring your commute throughout the system but peop

at the rain. it goes off our chart. our chart stops at eight inches. this is going to put 10 to 15 inches of rain on the big island and maui. that's where the greatest chance of flooding. then we see less of a chance around oahu and kauai. there is still going to be a lot of runoff and minor flooding there too. so from today all the way through saturday evening you need to keep an eye on the hawaiian islands and be careful. >> all right. good morning, mike. we did have a traffic alert. i just got good news in. so not one but two crashes for the bay bridge drive. we're looking at the incline right now. folks heading into the island tunnel. this was total stand still just a few minutes ago. we got the all clear. sig alert, multicar crash, actually, two multicar crashes were blocking the three left lanes and then headed to the two left lanes and now all lanes are back open. the sig alert is canceled. a lot happened in the last ten minutes. speeds are starting to pick up. i want to show you this on th

25a—3 at the moment. it is a big, big lead, and it is all in india's hands at the moment, as they look to pull one back on the series. england are 2-0 one back on the series. england are 2—0 up at the moment. what hasn't helped the cause is the factjonny ba i rstow has helped the cause is the factjonny bairstow has broken a finger. he is off the field at the moment. he should be able to bat though, we understand. jos buttler has got the gloves on for the remainder of that indian second innings. we will see just how uncomfortable it will be for ba i rstow. another world cup semi final for england's footballers... indeed, this is the women under 20s world cup in brittany, taking on japan. it is not doing the way of england because japan have two quickfire goals in the last ten minutes or so. the second one was a really good strike. japan have been really good strike. japan have been really good strike. japan have been really good though, they beat the favourites the usa in the group stages, they beat the

let's look at the markets at the moment. we are seeing the contagion from the selloff in the lira really taking place when it comes to the emerging markets. it is really the extra pen currencies -- the ex-japan currencies that are suffering. is june 2016 as well as the last of the rupee ahead of that central-bank decision. there is plenty more to come in terms of bloomberg markets. we will be around the sour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is all about currency today, particularly emerging markets. , turkey'sxtending president accusing washington of attacking an old ally. used says it will not be as a weapon in the deepening trade war. standards lowest in three years, new focus on wednesdays interest rate decisions. breaking the glass ceiling and malaysia through the country's domestic investment bank, now run by women. ♪ >> i think we're talking emerging markets, are we? haidi: we are seeing the contagion pain. most analysts the turkish lira fell off, and all of the troubles are pretty well contained in terms of being an id

let's take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing including what is driving yelp stock up nearly 20% this morning. plus, apple >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. no this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> just can't get away from that poor air quality in the southern half of the central valley. it extended into the sierra including yosemite where it's going to be 94 today. upper 90s and low 100s through the central valley, 107 palm springs. low to mid 90s with scattered thunderstorms in the mountains. 72 monterey with partly sunny sky. look at the haze from the smoke from the fires. it's going to linger in tahoe at least through early next week. at least temperatures will drop from near 90 today to 82 then. >>> more patrols, surveillance maybe facial recognition technology. >> bart looks at a plan to beef up security after a series of deadly attacks. jessica castro is live in millbrae. hi, jessica. >> hi, alexis, hi, reggie. the plan comes with a big price

fairfield 79. 87 at concord. and 81 at livermore. and here is the view from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15 in san francisco. the fog beginnng to roll in over the skyline. fog will continue rolling in again tonight. we'll see a warmer pattern the next three days than we've had the last couple of days, and heat will begin to taper off over the weekend. let's talk about air quality. tomorrow will be a spare the air day here in the bay area, although many regions will have moderate air quality. it will be poor in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. once again because of the smoke building up in the atmosphere from those wildfires. forecast animation starting at 11:00 tonight. shows fog making a little bit of a push out over the bay and maybe locally inland, but not very far. and then the fog will burn back to the coastline, giving us a mainly sunny, although hazy day tomorrow over the bay and inland. and fog will linger along the coastline for much of the day tomorrow. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to

look at that. unbelievable. >> reporter: close to 0 wildfires continue to burn across the state driven by hot, dry conditions and years of drought, parched underbrush creating a fuel source and allowing the flames pushed by strong winds to rush from hillside into neighboring communities forcing tens of thousands from their homes. managed to grab kids and get in the car and t by time she got in the car fire was o both sides of the property. >> reporr: residents rushing out as fire teams continue to rush in. 14,000 firefighters and at least 200 active duty army soldiers are battling the fires right now with no end in sight. jay gray, nbc news. >>> right now at 5:00, storm team 4s keeping an eye on that radar tracking the strong storms that have moved through our area. >> boy, did them. a lot of you saw the light anything and heard thunder over the past hour. we d sure. u also felt the heavy rain. take a being loo. this is what i -- take a look. the skies darkened and then opened up. >> it led to one

look, if you look at emmanuel macron, if you look at the french economy, if you look at the french economy, if you look at french agriculture, they really need the uk market. if you look at the security cooperation between the uk and france, that is very important. apparently theresa may has had a good meeting with him during her break in his residence during her break in his residence during his break. and he is going to say let us make a deal. i think that is the consensus that is emerging. did you see yesterday that dominic raab came out and said yes we are probably missing the deadline of 0ctober, it will probably slip into november, but we are getting closer toa november, but we are getting closer to a deal? and then yesterday, michel barnier spoke in berlin and said we are actually quite close to a deal. and the pound went up on that. michel barnier said one thing that. michel barnier said one thing that we should be careful, he took a line from theresa may, he said "single market means single market". reminds me of brexit means brexit. it seems that the consensus —— consensus is

the argentinian peso, look at that at a record low. they're asking to speed up payments on the $50 billion credit line. the lira is also sinking against the u.s. dollar. , butentral bank tried failed to bolster investor sentiments. we are seeing that in emerging markets. a contrast to what is happening in the u.s.. >> as you mentioned the s&p and nasdaq are at a u.s. all-time high. there is not a big willingness desperate on risk protection. we can measure that is a call risky business. that shows speculators nearing record shorts on risk reduction when you measure it in gold. and netreasuries positions and a mix of volatility index. trade optimism is part of that. whether without you, that was the u.s. message to canada. stressing that there friday deadline for an the deal was nonnegotiable. speaking earlier today, at a press conference in ontario just introduce other was a possibility of a finished deal insisted that it would need to be the right deal for canada. josh when growth is in canada. your latest story. there is a possibilit

lowering the threshold at which it looks at deals. before if you buy 25% of a german company, they will vet that deal. now they are looking at 15%. even the u.k., despite the brexit talk and they need allies, they are also looking into minority investments in british companies. and passive investments and buying intellectual property is things they should vet. rishaad: where do we go from here? what happens next? seen as as theve doors are shutting all over the world, we have seen signs of china opening. you know? rishaad: the irony. is working for for instance, they will open up their financial sector. that is the plan now you acan buy into chinese a-shares if you are foreigners. they're all these moves that are happening which can only lead to believe that they cannot do this technology on their own. rishaad: absolutely. it is all down to personal data and copyright infringement. this is a concern overall. nisha: in the u.s. this update to sisi is really opens things up. heater, if you are buying a heating company. they have smart h

today's demonstration is at the state's coffee shop. >>> hope your kids are up and at it at least in a little bit. today the first day of school. it is a week earlier than normal. we checked in and they say they are close to fully staffed but they still looking to hire some teachers in areas like special education. skyline high students will see a lab where they will get hands on work experience. >>> 5:35. coming together to draw strength from one another. former classmates held a service for her last night at corpus christi catholic church. it she is the student that has been missing since july 18th. she grew up in oakland before moving away. >>> it is 5:35 right now. incredible video shows a moment a small plane landed in san leandro saturday night. >> oh my god. >> oh, my god. >> can you imagine driving down the freeway and seeing this? the plane swoops low and lands in the middle of heavy traffic. the driver of the car started swerving and try today slow down traffic behind them and protect the lane that was landing. as we told you, the pilot is from england and not familiar with

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it is 64 degrees at 10:00. at noontime we are at 70 degrees. we'll be cooler than we were yesterday. as we go to the south bay up to 81 today in gilroy. it is 81 here. 83 in pleasanton. temperatures cooler than normal. we'll see more weather heading through the week with a brisk wind coming off of the ocean. santa rosa getting a breeze and we'll be at 76. if school hasn't started yet santa cruz will be cool. we won't see the sunshine until 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. temperatures reach into the low to mid-80s. we'll keep the sunshine and still stay in this weather pattern through the rest of the week. keeps it foggy for most of the day. today our high 64 degrees. heading over you have been tracking what's been happening on the roads. >> no major issues. we are looking at a pleasant start to your drive. you can see the sensors at the speed limit. we expect that every day. we are looking at a smooth drive at 580 westbound. reports of a tire and lanes. chp may do a traffic break. northbound 680 not presenting any slowing. we have to report what

that's basically it. >> reporter: a lot can be at stake at these tournaments. competitors often travel across country. gaming tournaments can offer cash prizes to the winners. matt keller, abc news. >> thank you. >>> 4:31. just joining us get a quick update on weather and traffic. >> we're going to start with mike. good morning. >> let's take a look at the winds. that's going to be the big story today. look at them gusting to 16 in concord and 32 in fairfield. the gray overspreading about all of our neighborhoods and it will get there if it's not in your neighborhood yet. here's a look at what's going on as far as our forecast for today. the accuweather 12-hour planner, we have mid to upper 50s under cloudy conditions, low 60s at the coast, around 70 for all of us at noon and then low to upper 70s this afternoon. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we do have a travel advisory in the north bay. sounds like this started before 10:00 has night, a crash took down power poles and power lines are down on state route 116. the eastbound side is closed near northwood

next at 8. dramatic video of a dramatic next at 8. next at 8. dramatic video of a water rescue .... as good samaritans rush to save a family from a sinking truck. tonight at 9 so we were driving right next to you, we watched you holding it in your hand talking on it for a solid probably 20 to 30 seconds. distracted drivers are everywhere see this camera right here, i was recording you on your phone so what happened next i'll show you, on the next edition of people behaving badly. (ken) dramatic video out of southern california. where a good samaritan rushed to help save a mother, son and their dog trapped inside a sinking truck. their car crashed through a gate in long beach and fell over into the water. that's when jeff perez jumped in to help. a lifeguard was already in the water trying to free the family. the mom, her son and their dog all got out of the water safely. (pam) chances are, you know someone who is a vegan, a person who neither uses nor consumes animal products. if done properly the plant- based diet can have a positive impact on your health. within the first few week

the heat index at 11:00 tonight could be clo to 90 degrees at 11:00. e very hot evening us a m your way out and about. gaithersburg 99 and so 1 baltimore and 102 and manassas so 4. heat advisory in effect fof much he region. it's through 8:00 tonight because after 8:00 weee things settle a little bit. at least sun is down. tomorrow i think it's area-wide. maybe even in the areas we're not seeing it today. a heat advisory in effect for tomorrow. we do have a couple of storms, nothing in the d.c. metrore it will be back towards the blue ridge and shenandoah vale and where we're looking at right now. wood tock a ltle earlier as it makes its way towards the mountains and this continues to die off. storms a bng spent way up into canada and in the heat and humidity which is not going anytime soon. ameola draper is working the is 1 but she's not going anymore. >> we talked about the heat and humidity. i'm not a doctor but i play one onv. you're allergic to weeds or mold ever. >> i nope -- right now and this is going to be the case tomorrow, even on into thurs

take a loo at this video. this happened at theti inters of mckinley and broad branch road in northwest. this is just down the street om lafayette elementary school. the girl and woman were struck by the metro bus. the young woman was under the bus for a time. e 4-year-old was also hurt. the injuries, we're told, are serious, but both are expected to be okay. who is at fault? all of that is under investigation. we don't know yet. but it serves as a reminder that everyone needs to obey the rules of the road. weomalked with experts. so many kids going to and from class this time of year, what should people do to keep their kids safe? one thing weheard, was people may want to talk about starting up a walking school bus. adults in the neighborhood take walking the kids to class. >> they have certain neighbhoods where one person takes it on mondays and wednesdays. and the other take it onnd tuesdays thursdays and one parent does fridays. >> reporter: older skids can walk to school on their own. but the experts say i

a severe thunderstorm watch at sock p.m. -- at 10:00 p.m. severe thunderstorm warnings are up to the west of hagerstown. that's going to go until this evening. those are heading to the northeast. they will be in hagerstown here shortly and the next hour or so. flooding issues around the d.c. metro area earlier. these are still up from the heavy rain this aftnoon until 00 p.m. and now we're watching more thunderstorms south of fredericksburg really cometo ther and organize here so this is something we're watching through the evening after 6:00 p.m.e' i think see a better chance for strong to potentially severe storms move in and the highest threat could be flooding issues and high winds. amelia has a closer look at this coming up. >> sheena, thanks so much. >>> back to the breaking the news rocking the white house th new york. the president's former fixer and personal attorney has reached plea deal including a charge of ating campaign finance laws. our scott macfarlane working the story frothe live sk. >> reporter: yeah, jim, an absolute torr

we'll be live at flushing meadows. west ham survive a scare in the carabao cup, coming from behind to beat afc wimbledon. the rest of the night's results coming up. and a huge decision looms for scottish football. stay at hampden park? or move to murrayfield? we start at the us open, and more disappointment for the british number one johanna konta who's gone out in the first round at flushing meadows. she lost in straight sets to the sixth seed caroline garcia. gigi salmon was watching for us in new york. gigi, a huge disappointment for konta, but it was always going to be a tough ask? i think you're right. i think it a lwa ys i think you're right. i think it always was going to be. uni conte is the current number 46 best player in the current number 46 best player in the world. she is a former world numberfourand the world. she is a former world number four and harold mindset the world. she is a former world numberfour and harold mindset is one of positivity, always beats very positively about what is going to happen.

the headlines at five. detectives searching for the missing midwife samantha eastwood say they have found a body. three people have been arrested. new analysis suggests only a third of plastic food containers can be be recycled — the rest is sent to landfill. this report actually is no surprise for us, it isjust this report actually is no surprise for us, it is just confirms something that we've known for a long time, the producers are putting plastic product on the market without any thought about what happens to them at the end of their life. emergency services in portugal tackle wildfires, as temperatures in the mid forties continue to make life difficult in large parts of the country and neighbouring spain. also this hour — the record—breaking bluebird hydroplane is relaunched. more than 50 years after it crashed killing its pilot donald campbell, bluebird takes to the water on the isle of bute. and england take a 1—0 lead in the test series against india, recording a 31—run victory at edgebas

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concord, sustained at 13, oakland, sustained at 18, napa reporting 21. it's a partly cloudy, cooler, breezy day for many. there is a look at cloud cover up along the coastline and just inside the bay. it will move back across the bay as we get into the evening hours. if you're going to see the a's play this evening, 65 degrees at game time, mostly sunny skies. west breeze, 10 to 15 miles per hour but cooling off. make sure you bring your jacket as we head to the coliseum later today. here's a look at futurecast, clouds and fog for tomorrow morning. perhaps a little bit of drizzle to go along with it. mid-and high-level clouds continue to stream our way from the desert southwest as well. into the afternoon, mostly clear away from the coastline. we will remain partly to mostly cloudy. ocean beach, pacifica, half moon bay. temperatures tomorrow morning, low 50s to low 60s. 52 in pacifica, 54 in san francisco, upper 50s in hayward, wet -- redwood city, 56 and low 60s to start your morning in antioch. afternoon highs for tomorrow, a lot higher than today. 77

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we are at the start. officer griess' family, friends and community will make the way to the father's house at horse creek drive. last friday officer griess and the man pulled over both killed in a routine traffic stop. the crash happened along interstate 80 in fair faeld. they were hit by a passing pickup truck. authorities say sean walker was behind the wheel of that truck. they believe he was on his cell phone and distracted when he hit the officer and jamie manuel. walker feswos o vehicular manslaughter and posted bail thursday. >> this is something i never imagined that i would have to speak about. it's something that has affected us personally and individually. >> reporter: griess spent nearly 20 years with the chp. he and manuel leave behind wives and children. we are live streaming both the procession and memorial service. again, that procession starts at 9:00 this morning and find it across abc7 news platforms. for now, reporting live in vacaville, abc7 news. >> amanda, thank you. >>> new this mor

if we are at this sensitive time, at the peak we were at the beginning of this chart, it's a cautious time. if we have global sickness growth starting to turn, if we see this measure start to turn, it's at about time, especially with the traits that. -- trade spat. matt: in terms of economic activity? dani: business, a lot of indicators. u.s. and japan that goes into the start. sebastian: i've got something special,: the big guns out. jamie dimon calling for 5% 10 year yields. i want to look at the longer end of the curve and go global. this is the average of g4 yields over a 30 year. donea look at what is over the last couple of years. absolutely nothing. you can see the curve just flattens, really's act and -- really stagnant. are we due? one person season going to 2.5% or more, which is why they got the red dotted line. that's the 10 year average. he's got another of factors, like economic growth and a number of central banks hiking, plenty to go on here. could we see this breakout? matt: both charts are fascinating and i think the yields story is much more today, so i'm going to h

at 65wi dollar, trading -- at .6572. we had some comments from the finance minister talking up the saying that growth is resilient and holding up. 7239, we have that trading at a against a 14-month high for the dollar. adam haigh is here with us. not to ben this, fooled by all the complacency. adam: that is the backdrop to these moves we have seen over the last few days. we've come off are really good earnings season in the u.s. and around the world. stocks have been priced pretty well, and people had been looking for an excuse to take some risk off the table. turkey provided that. now we are seeing things stabilize a little bit. volumes were reasonably low in the u.s. session, but still, some stabilization. the idea of complacency is reflected well in this chart. the vix, although it has come up in the last few days, is still back to those 2017 levels, and complacency at this point in this cycle is scotland yard's point about how you want to be dialing down your risk exposure. it's only going to be a couple weeks, and t