live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's flowing nicely in san francisco. overnight road work we'll update you on. >> good news weather-wise, it looks like it's dry. so let's break down the forecast. coast we're going to have mostly sunny conditions, low to mid 60s. sunny around the bay, 70 to around 80, hot inland. mid 80s to upper 90s. >> katie: i'm katie marzullo. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. chick-fil-a restaurants in the bay area across the country are preparing for extra visitors today who are less interested in lunch than the their stance on same-sex marriage. amy, what is going to happen today? >> reporter: they are calling on people to come here not with signs, not being ready to rally or protest but just to walk inside the restaurant and get something to eat. that is all they want you to do.

they say they want you to show support for chick-fil-a restaurants. there have been protests at chick-fil-a restaurants across the country over the past month. ever since the company's ceo says they back the biblical definition of family. they wanted people to boycott the company. every mayors says chick-fil-a is not welcome in their city including san francisco mayor. he says i'm very disappointed that chick-fil-a doesn't share san francisco's values. he then put out another tweet saying the closest khiblg fill ato san francisco is 40 miles away and i strongly recommend they not t to come any closer. but they are. chick-fil-a is scheduled to open in san jose next month and another one is going to be open opening in walnut creek.

they are starting to approach the san francisco bay area. mike huckabee is the former governor, he had an idea to support chick-fil-a but a counter movement is being planned for friday. that is being called kiss more chicks. they are want them to same-sex couples and start kissing in front of chick-fil-a restaurants. it's going to be very eventful week for chick-fil-a, just more than serving meals. >> katie: thanks very much. this morning, san francisco police are searching for two suspects after a shooting left one person dead and another with life-threatening injuries. it happened just after 10:00 p.m. on san bruno avenue. investigators say the two victims were stand income front of the building when two men shot them. witnesses say the suspects left the scene in a white four-door

car. terry mcsweeney will have more in 30 minutes. >> eric: we're affecting getting on first look at weapons they confiscated from a homeless man. 14 knives. a sawed off shotgun and 5,000 round of ammunition. they found the items in his jeep none of the guns are registered in his name. they arrested him ten days ago after receiving complaints he was harassing people. he remains in custody on weapons charges. >> katie: a senator pg&e engineer says they knew that gas line records were flawed and chose not to fix the problem prior to the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. engineer testified during a deposition which was filed yesterday in san mateo superior county court on some 350

wrongful death lawsuits. he warned his supervisors that pg&e's computer system for keeping track of the pipeline system was riddled with errors. instead of fixing it his managers told him to keep using it. in san francisco, another bay area pot club has shut its doors as they crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. ross mirkarimi made a surprise appearance. at 9:00 they started closing up shop at the vapor room. both received letters from the justice department warning of property seizures and criminal trials if they didn't close. he says he is not a client, former supervisor stopped by the vapor room to show his support. >> i think it's a sad day in some ways that so much progress is being vanquished with a blink

of an eye. i think it's a backwards statement for san francisco. >> eric: his drishlgt includes vapor room and he wrote legislation on medical marijuana rooms. eight have closed since last fall. >> members of a convention are holding their convention in las vegas this week. the san francisco chronicle reports governor brown flew to las vegas yesterday to join 1400 school worker unions and delegates to push for his tax plan. california convention officials say our state economy could have benefited from the estimated $5-10 million spent on the convention. they say it was held there because hotels are offered at cheaper rates. >> eric: leon panetta is in israel warning that iran must negotiate or face the

possibility of u.s. military action to stop it from getting the bomb. he made his remarks after reviewing israeli troops. he said that all options including military force to stop iran should sanctions and diplomacy fail. he says a low probability that sanctions will compel iran to give up nuclear activities there. >> a new report reveals that the california republican party is half million dollars in a red. a big reversal from 2009 the state party had a $250,000 surplus. the short fall is so severe, they plan to close the sacramento office and lay off staff. some staff workers are being asked to continue working as volunteers. they want to give them the necessary resources to win in november. >> today police in one city will

be cracking down on drivers who don't obey crosswalk rules. police are conducting a special enforcement detail. they will be looking to drivers to fail to yield to pedestrians. they will be at several locations within the city. police department drivers failing too give people pedestrians the right away is a common complaint in the city. >> eric: 5:08. mike said it was going to be warm today. >> welcome to this forecast. it is quiet this morning. we do have a few clouds along the coast. some of those will spill into the bay and mostly sunny conditions at 7:00. 60 inland and mid to upper 50s elsewhere. by noon we'll have the clouds at the coast. jumping up to mid-80s inland and mid 70s around the bay and still 60 around the coast.

sunshine everywhere with 90 inland and upper 70s around the bay. if you are outside during the evening hours, 82 but with the sun going down, it will feel nice inland and even more refreshing around the bay 72. as far as pollen goes, low amounts of grass and mold. we do have changes coming our way. sea breeze is coming back. this high pressure is moving away. after tomorrow's heat, temperatures will drop 4-6 degrees friday and another 4-8 degrees by saturday. so billing time cooling trend starting tomorrow. good morning everywhere. we go back to peninsula. this pesky stall still blocking the right lane. tow truck is on the scene. hopefully we'll have it out of lanes of but no significant slowing according to our road sensors. paving northbound 101 and southbound, both directions through marin county beginning

in corte madera up the waldo and to the north tower of the golden gate bridge where it should be cleared. paving work will be ongoing until 6:00. 101 in both directions on rohnert park, ongoing construction, it's been there for quite some time. they opened up a couple lanes recently but off-ramp 101 north will be closed until 7:00 this morning. let's take a look at drive times. 80 from carquinez to the maze. highway 4 and 580 looking pretty good. live shot of walnut creek, southbound 680, traffic flowing smoothly through the san ramon valley and also on the san mateo bridge. traffic is looking good at this hour. a congressional investigation fails to affect the markets. >> and police in new orleans

have an arrest this morning for an actor. >> plus, the murder plot that the university of california professor. >> and microsoft unveils a new e-mail system.ñcús

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning, one less worry for the financial markets, congressional leaders have a tentative agreement to keep the

government running past the election but little reaction on wall street. it may be crowded outside chick-fil-a restaurants. thousands will demonstrate support by comments ceo. protests by the other side of the issue are set for friday. tickets for a cancelled rock concerted will be honored 33 years later. 1979 performance by the who was cancelled because of safety concerns. that is america's money. i'm rob nelson. >> katie: a man accused of being a serial car burglar is off the streets this morning. 48-year-old is accused of breaking into ten cars on the peninsula. investigators say he stole whatever he could find including electronic gear. detectives say the lieutenant resident was arrested after he used stolen credit cards at a

costco. >> new orleans police have issued a arrest warrant for an actor. they said that he shoved a patron. bartender the actor shoved her when he asked fer thoer couple down and then later after he told her to leave because police were called. a professor at u.c. irvine is accused of plotting to murder students at his son's former high school. >> authorities say 48-year-old man set five fires at university high schools as well as the home after school administrator. incident happened after his 14-year-old son was disciplined at the school and later committed suicide. he was first arrested when officers say they saw him trying

to set a fire. investigators later discovered a far reaching plot detailed in e-mails on his computer. >> in those e-mails he accused of laying out detailed plans for purchasing guns, committing acts of murder against school students and administrators, burning down the school building and killing himself. >> katie: police arrested him that same night. >> eric: a swiss bank will take legal action against nasdaq to get back $350 million it lost in the facebook ipo. they accused gross mishandling of the listing. they had to enter the price multiple times because nasdaq wasn't confirming them. facebook stock begins this morning at an all-time low, shares closed down 1.44 to finish at 21.71. that is 43 cents below the initial public offering price of

$38. >> san francisco based zynga is accused of misleaked stockholders. they delayed revealing the games are declining in popularity and delays in develop new ones. the suit accuses of insiders cashing in $500 million stock knowing the company was struggling. >> microsoft is testing a new e-mail service. outlook.com will be offered as an alternative to microsoft's hot mail service. company says they decided to create a new e-mail service from scratch. outlook will have a new look and new features to handle junk mail. >> eric: we've heard for several years now -- we'll come back to that story. we've heard for several years that mike nicco is our

meteorologist. >> and a great one. your reputation precedes you. >> five and a half years. it's been a fun ride. >> see i got a connection with eric -- i'm sorry. bruise the big teddy pair over there. sorry. okay, time to move on. 5:00 18, few clouds trying to roll in from the coast this morning. for the most part very clear this morning. live doppler 7-hd and get the forecast kick started with a dry beginning. look at that. nothing of consequence on the radar as far as rain. 51 in antioch and 51 in santa rosa. low to mid-50s around monterey bay and inland.

sunshine this afternoon. everywhere mild at the coast. hot highs inland. we'll have clouds at the coast and bay and slightly cooler this morning. it will be hot inland and cooler everywhere. biggest cooling trend will be inland. fremont slightly warmer. two degrees warmer. oakland 73 is one degree cooler and santa rosa rose will loose about five degrees today. you can see some of clouds and head over to the east bay. sun is trying to move in around santa rosa and few of them hanging around highway 37 as it wraps around the bay. by about 10:00, mild today and day is going to be warm and going to be hot inland. just how hot? let's take a look at some of the temperatures, lower to upper 80s down in the south bay. to los gatos at 89. mid to upper 70s for most of peninsula, 80 in palo alto.

low 60s to even a 63 along the coast into the sunset. upper 60s downtown san francisco. 72 in us a lito. low to mid-70s for most of the east bayshore. union city and newark at 77. fremont and hercules around 80. low to upper 90s in east bay valleys. mid 70s an the monterey bay. mid-80s to about 90 as you heading inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast, heading to the game, it will be around 68 and 73 by the end of the game. we'll have about 63 degrees to start. dropping down to 63 as the mets are in the town. 12 degrees cooler today tomorrow. >> tera linda area, taillights. no problems, you will encounter

road work through southern marin and mill valley up through the waldo grade. paving until 6:00 this morning. no problems once you are golden gate bridge. this is live looking at macarthur maze traveling toward the bay bridge. right here we have a residual road work getting picked up but there is no significant delays coming off of 580. here is what you find when you come in. very light traffic heading westbound, no headed through san francisco and on through san francisco as i mentioned. everything is light and looking good. that stall finally cleared out of the lanes on the peninsula right past redwood city, san antonio road. that is cleared up. all mass transit is getting off to a good start. >> eric: giants beef up offense, a big acquisition they made as

they begin the public for the postseason. >> and penguins are keeping canceled because of safety

>> katie: good morning, thanks for watching. it's 5:24 on this wednesday plorng, you are looking at beautiful scene out here. this is from vollmer peak, you see the moon setting over the bay. i detect a few clouds. mike nicco will have a full forecast coming up in just a bit. >> eric: first place giants will welcome hunter pence to the starting line-up. he arrived at at&t park last

night shortly after they beat the mets. he signed autographed and checked out the new locker room and said hello to tim lincecum as he gave an interview. giants moved out a game ahead of the dodgers. tonight is jerry garcia night at ballpark. in oakland this afternoon, a's will try to build on their franchise best ever july against the tampa bay rays but the team cooled off at the end of the month. last night the rays shut out the a's 8-0. parker will be to the mound and first pitch will be 12:35. >> penguins at california academy of sciences, six pajama sharks were released yesterday. they are taking up residence with the penguins. do not worry.

the two species have long cohabitated in the wild along the south african coast. they spent the past several months to prepare them for homes. >> central coast pinnacles national monument is moving closer to be the newest national park. it's a favorite spot for rock climbers. carmel representative is behind the move to upgrade the status. local officials and businesses hope it will draw tourists especially from other countries that now pass by unaware of the rock formations. 25,000 acres could become the only park on california's central coast. >> violence rocks a san francisco neighborhood for a second time in three days. we're live with the latest on the investigation of a shooting that has left one man dead. >> eric: what we're learning

about a homeless man arrested with an arsenal of weapons. >> katie: plus a hearing in washington that could lead you to paying taxes to anything you buy online. >> why hundreds of san francisco janitors lob the

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expected to default to a payment to the treasury. >> made it halfway through the workweek. i'm sue hall. you can see traffic is light at bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is very light, too. we'll have an update after this. >> i'm mike nicco. clouds shall starting to move back to the bay, good news with the late arrival, there is not much moisture. we'll have sunshine developing at the coast during the afternoon hours, low to mid-60s sunny around the bay to low 70s to near 80 degrees, as you head inland, coolest temperatures in the mid 80s and warmest in the upper 90s. >> eric: good morning, we made it halfway there. i'm eric thomas. >> katie: i'm katie marzullo. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another critically injured. terry mcsweeney is live at san

francisco's general hospital. what is the latest? >> latest we have is someone fighting for his life here at san francisco general hospital. another person is dead and it all ties in what could be a gang war here in san francisco. take a look at some pictures from lat night's shooting. it happened around 10:00 on san bruno avenue. two people standing in front of a building, two men in their 20s opened fire and ran to a waiting vehicle and took off. description of the vehicle is not much, a white car, four doors. one person in critical, another person dead as a result of that shooting. the other shooting, let's take a look at monday's shooting. this is what happened in broad daylight. two people were shot in visitacion valley, perhaps a mile or so from last night's

shooting on san bruno avenue. both victims from monday, known gang members, gangs pliamd for the uptick in shootings in san francisco. police are investigating if these shootings are related. about four people were killed in the same general area of san francisco in the past few days. a total of nine killed in visitacion valley and portola district so far this year. >> eric: this morning, funeral services will be held for a san jose couple that was murdered in their home last week. last night a fund-raiser was held for the three surviving children of pedro and mary bell jimenez. they are still looking for the suspect, theyhink they killed the couple because he broke up with mary bell who if a fathered his children.

>> i don't want to be in their position right now. i feel sorry for all the things. >> investigators say they have reason to believe the suspect is armed and dangerous and on his way to mexico. if anyone sees them call 911 and not confront him. >> katie: a few hours from now volunteers will hold another search for miss sierra lamar. man accused of killing her will not enter a plea until next month. about a dozen friends and supporters of lamar family showed up in the courthouse for a hearing yesterday. many of them have been involved in the searches for the 15-year-old. lamar disappeared on march 16th on the way to her bus stop. the body has not been found. police say they have dna evidence linking torres to lamar. >> a pilot program begins in san francisco that pays panhandlers to rescue dogs from the city's

animal shelter. it's cold wolf. the homelessness chief came up with the plan living in city founded supported housing to give up panhandle go. in exchange they would get $75 a week to be foster parents for puppies. the two month program will begin with five dogs and ten caregivers who have been screened. >> this morning an arrest warrant is out for a man that attacked a councilman. charles beale is accused of punching morris on july 3rd. next thing he was waking up his car in golden gate fields after being pumped. he says the attack happened when he went to introduce himself to a tenant in richmond. they think beale was the tenant. >> u.c. davis police officer that sparked national outrage when he pepper-sprayed protestors is no longer on the force. he has been on paid leave of

absence since the confrontation. his departure comes while an internal affairs investigation continues. university will only say that pike no longer works at the school. >> katie: u.s. postal service will do something today that it has never done before, default on payment to the u.s. treasury. they are required to make a $5.5 billion as part of a plan to pay for health benefits for reretired postal workers. they are faced $14 billion deficit. there is no penalty for not making the payment and default is not expected to affect mail deliveries. another sign of the financial troubles facing the postal service. >> if you like to shop online, get ready to pay more. senate commerce committee will o whether to allow all online retailers to charge state sales tax. it's called the marketplace fairness act. if it passes it will undo a 1992

supreme court decision exempting online retailers to collect state tax unless they have a physical store in the state. >> katie: voters in contra costa county are deciding between a parcel tax increase and fire station closes. they have placed a measure on the november ballot that would increase the parcel tax by $75 a year. it would be used to keep ten fire stations open. >> eric: it's 5:36. classes at cal state universities will get started on time this month. they have agreed to a four-year contract that would avert a series of rolling strikes. faculty has been working without a contract for two years now. it provides for job stability but no pay raises unless the union reopens talks next year. it covers 23,000 professors and

lecturers. they will get to vote on it next month. >> a janitor strike is on hold in san francisco, hundreds of janitors have threatened to walk off the job at midnight when their contract expires. union representatives are holding off on calling a strike while negotiations are ongoing. they have been holding a series of street rallies to protest the lack of a new contract. main sticking point is health care premiums. they clean up over 400 buildings in san francisco. >> katie: time for a check of weather. >> a warmer forecast but i think i heard myself say that the past couple of days. >> definitely warm inland. good morning. we'll start with live doppler, showing you what is going on this morning. more clouds than yesterday but still no rain to be found nor drizzle. half mile advice rebuilt, that is how much lower we are than we were half an hour ago. three miles in novato as some of the fog is trying to spill in your neighborhoods.

we're definitely seeing a little bit stronger push of the cloud cover this morning compared to yesterday morning. you see the upper part of the atmosphere dominated by high pressure and that warm high pressure will keep our inland neighborhoods kind of hot once again while we're going to be warm tomorrow as you head from the bay out to the coast. 7:00 you see some of the clouds hanging around up to the san pablo bay. clouds are back to the coast. 59 at half moon bay, 70s and 80s inland. by 4:00, it's going to be a tough one inland especially east bay valleys, low to mid 90s for you. we'll have low to mid 70s around the bay. by 7:00, everybody is cooling rather rapidly with 70s and 80s inland and 50s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. tomorrow is the top of the warming trend as we get near hundred inland. drop about 4-6 degrees friday and 4-8 degrees saturday.

no more needing the air-conditioner by friday inland. save you a little money. >> we've got the live shot of walnut creek, southbound 680, taillights head order highway 24. few brake lights at the junction of highway 24 and 680. smooth sailing to 580 down the dublin and sara money valleys. live shot of macarthur maze, it's on to the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights remain off. speaking of light, this is actually 280, it's hard to tell. very few headlights snake go their way in the northbound direction and 17, no problems up and over the summit from santa cruz, paving through marin county, both directions, significantly northbound and southbound up and over the waldo grade on the golden gate bridge.

they are getting ready to pick it up 20 minutes from now. ladder in lanes 237, lane number two near the great america parkway. no significant slowing. >> eric: it's 5:40. >> a warning from bart police. >> when the train approached the stop. >> katie: these are targeting in a series of robberies. >> why friends and family are blaming oakland's bad roads for

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning, bart police are asking for information from the public that could help stop a growing problem, thieves stealing cellphones from bart passengers. police say two young men boarded a train and walked down the aisles looking for everyone with a electronic device. when the train stops, they grab the phone and run off. they got the suspects but that is when they used pepper spray and escaped. >> they would pepper spray people to intimidate them or

help them get away faster. >> you you shouldn't have it exposed. even the ipad. >> two men have been arrested, they believe there are any more victims. they want people to come forward. they think the same type of crime have occurred in several stations. the family of a cyclist who was killed in a tragedy accident last year is suing the city of oakland. they claim the city was warned about the dangerous road conditions and did nothing to fix it. the accident happened last september in the hills at grizzly peak boulevard and claremont avenue. a rut in the road ended the life of alan lee. he was the father of two and avid cyclist. he was rounding a curve with the cycling group when his tire got caught in a rut and he went into

an incoming car. >> he truand. he went riding, all the proper etiquette. >> something was going to get hurt on this road. >> when the accident happened, they finally fix this part of the road. >> katie: he has been asking the city of oakland to fix the road since 2009 and has been marking the hazards along grizzly peak boulevard. >> eric: next, a popular fast food chain is serving breakfast after midnight. >> what made a flight get back on the ground. >> health warning going out to people for people that like to fish on san francisco bay. >> and new research in why we sneeze, what happened before you hear

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welcome back. look at our temperatures. low to mid-60s along the coast. 67 in san francisco. mid-70s to near 80 along the bayshore and mid 90s inland. hottest weather will be in the east bay valleys. an the state lingering showers down to the south.

they could cause flooding like they did yesterday. take a look at the forecast, 99 in palm springs, 72 in san diego 82 in l.a. hundreds in central valley and 84 in tahoe. >> katie: now on to the latest on the presidential campaign. mitt romney is planning a bus tour ahead of the convention fueling speculation he will announce his running mate during that trip. he will pick up his trip in colorado after spending the week in europe. sources say his bus tour will begin on august 10th and go through virginia and florida and possibly ohio. the campaign has said the likely nominee is getting closer to naming his running mate. >> eric: investigate are in boston after a captain of united airlines jet made an emergency landing last night with a

fighter jet escort. it happened after they found a lot of camera on board. the boeing 767 with 168 passengers was on its way to switzerland when it was diverted the airline says there was nothing to indicate there was anything dangerous about the camera but the pilot decided not to take any chance that. meanwhile, a high flying encountered with a bird left a gaping hole in the nose of a plane. it happened yesterday as the plane was flying into denver. it punctured the nose cone there. impact did not affect the plane's ability to fly. it landed safely. none of the passengers on board was hurt. >> katie: in arizona, firefighters rescued nine people including a baby from several vehicles that were caught in fast moving floodwater in north phoenix. it took them about an hour to pull the people from three cars and dump truck.

officials athe monsoon came up fashion and floodwaters went up to four feet turning the highway into a river. roadway was closed overnight. five miles was submerged. what a mess. >> eric: here we had some sun and a little extra temperature-wise. >> it's going to be warm. >> let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. we have a few more clouds around the bay this morning. so far you can see a big hole over the bay. flight arrival delays are still non-existent but we'll keep an eye on it for you. go to abc7news.com at flight tracker. check the bottom. with the limited clouds we have dry conditions waiting for you outside. take a look at those temperatures, 61 in antioch and livermore. 51 in santa rosa.

most of us are in the low to mid 50s. sunny everywhere this afternoon, sunshine will be developing at the coast where the thickest clouds. mild and hot inland. clouds, will come back to the coast and the bay but probably clear inland and degree or two cooler. hot inland tomorrow but cooler conditions will roll through all of our neighborhoods this week. biggest drop will be inland neighborhoods, livermore 94 degrees today. 6 degrees above average. san jose is 84 is one. oakland 73. san francisco 67 one degree cooler. redwood city, 79, 4 degrees cooler than average. east bay valleys, 97 in brentwood. everybody else in the low to mid 90s. fremont, castro valley, right around 80. berkeley 71. mid to upper 70s along the east

bay shore. low to upper 80s through the south bay. temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 70s along the peninsula palo alto possibly around 80. low to mid 60s around the coast. 53 at the sunset. low 70s in sausalito. mid to upper 70s in north bay valleys. 64 at monterey. low to mid-70s for the rest of the bay. day time over the coliseum, take the sunscreen, it will be a bright one. 12:35, 68 warming up to 73 degrees. 7:15 over at&t park, mets are in town after a great performance by tim lincecum last night. 63 dropping down to 57 degrees. seven-day forecast, one more run at really hot weather, dangerously hot weather inland and then temperatures will drop nearly 4-12 degrees from the coast inland by saturday and hang with below average

temperatures till sunday. >> if you are headed out to the day game or tonight's game. traffic prior to the game hopefully we'll get more people at oakland a's game. oe go a's. taillights are headed up the hill toward central san rafael. no delays if you are headed on the golden gate bridge. san mateo bridge, a few break lights as you head over to the -- brake lights. you will find yourself in company past golden gate fields and to the macarthur maze, no major problems, just a lot of cars on your morning commute. carquinez to the maze, still under 20 minutes. hiway 4 out of antioch, beginning to bunch over the at monitor pass toward the 680 and 580 interchange. we are getting first reports of an accident, this is 237

eastbound, left lane as you head from marin to vallejo and that will be backing up. >> eric: this morning, a private survey says u.s. businesses kept hiring at a modest pace in july. economy added about 136,000 jobs last month. >> katie: the days of tax free internet shopping may soon be over. good morning. if you've been getting good deals on the internet, enjoy it while you can. they may start charging you state sales tax. they hold a hearing on its version today. and you are supposed to keep track of what you buy online and pay what you owe when you file your taxes. privacy of the children may be about to be protected a little better. federal trade commission will announce new rules that could make it much harder for social

sites like facebook to share information on what kids are up to online. stocks did close lower than yesterday. if you like breakfast, mcdonald's is offering breakfast after midnight. they say it's part of mcdonald's efforts to attracted nocturnal fast feeders. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. the state department is warning you to not eat too much fish from san francisco bay. they are putting signs at popular fishing spots saying it contains high levels of dangerous levels of mercury. among the fish listed shark, perch, striped bass, crab, smel t, rockfish and halibut. >> eric: have you wondered what

a sneeze is all about. researchers at pennsylvania did, their findings say it's a lot like reboot go your nose. micronasal hairs reboot the system up there. they hope it will find a cure for chronic sinus problems. study is published online in the fased journal. >> reboot you. >> i always wondered. >> coming up at 6:00, chick fill i ais expected to get a show following comments on same-sex marriage by the ceo. >> she not a client but ross mirkarimi made a surprise appearance at a [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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it's not a protest but a show of support chick-fil-a is getting today following commercial comments by the ceo. >> police are investigating in san francisco a double shooting has left one man dead and one in critical condition following a double homicide earlier this week. >> suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi offers his support to a medical dispensary that is being forced to close its doors.