>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, i am matt keller. >> the breaking news is from the east bay where a high speed chase ended when the suspects crashed the car. >> abc7 news katie marzullo is on the scene. katie? >> matt and kristen they crashed the car where i am standing at orchard. look behind us: this is what is left of the scene, an overturned fire hydrant under a police cone at the corner. it is drive the you will not believe what led up to this. look at the video of the fire hydrant after it was hit. we will try to get the video as soon as we can.

a police officer at 2:15 who was patrolling at pontiac street saw someone firing a gun out of a car and we have reports that some cars, parked cars, were pit but no reports of injuries. the officer sees this is follows the person and calls to backup to pull the car over. when he pulled the car over the car gave chase. coming to end, now, where you see this video and the fire hydrant spewing water in the air in san leandro four or five miles away. the car, after a police pursuit, crashed here and people remain arrested. those who were arrested also were taken to the hospital, possibly with some minor injuries after the crash. a very wet and wild morning here in san leandro. we will check with mike nicco.

>> the thickest fog is on the coast. live doppler 7 hd shows 1.5 mile visibility at half moon bay and the rest of us are okay. there is a late push with the low clouds through the morning hours and we will keep an eye on sfo to see if there are arrival delays. if they are, hopefully they will be minimal at only 20 to 30 minutes. in san jose, today, there is a lot of sunshine out there and you will get up to 86 degrees, one of the warmer spots to 70's around san francisco. inland it will be the warmest from 83 in petaluma to 99 in brentwood and along the coast, 62 to 68 in san francisco. just a few lingering clouds. now, the morning commute. leyla gulen? >> we have another hour to go on this construction project in the east bay and this is as you head out walnut creek toward pleasanton hill northbound 680, we will see a few lanes blocked and in the southbound direction not too bad. in fact, we are look at nine

minutes away from highway 4 down to the 24 junction. mass transit showing everything on time, bart, transit and muni, no delays out here and as we look outside this is the drive to the north bay and 101 freeway as you come in the southbound direction to 580, we can see a too lifeguards and not too bad at this hour. kristen? >> developing news this morning, oakland police are searching for clues in the shooting of a 66-year-old woman who was killed while driving in the fairfax district. the 66-year-old judy salamon lived less than a mile from where she was shot yesterday afternoon before 1:30. multiple shots were fired and after judy salamon was shot her car crashed into a parked car. they do not know what led up to the shooting or who fired shots. detectives are looking at surveillance video from the area. >> we are not sure how many suspects, if we are looking at one or several responsible for

the shooting. >> judy salamon is from canada but lived in oakland for decades and she loved animals and would walk neighborhood dogs. >> happening right now, workers finished their repairs on a ruptured natural gas pipeline in alamo that force add large evacuation. look right now at the seen on danville boulevard. crews ramped up repairs after working through the night to get it done. a construction crew hit a gas line yesterday morning and police evacuated homes and businesses within 1,000' of the line. everyone was let back in five hours later. abc7 news reporter aim ape will -- amy hollyfield will join us at 5:30. >> maryland merchandise, there was a marine fire in edgewater west of annapolis. three boats caught fire this morning and you can see the burned out shells still tied to the dock. one is sinking. a few file is still burning in

the water near the boats and crews are keeping a close eye on it but will let it burn itself out. >> the remains of the three girls killed in the crash of asiana flight 214 will be cremated today according to chinese reports. the families of the three teens took part in a private service at the cemetery in colma, yesterday. san francisco mayor and their chinese council general spoke during the ceremony along with the families. they will take their ashes back to china on saturday. all three victims attended the same school on china's eastern coast. in redwood city, an attorney is working with law firms representing half dozen of the crash victims. he says right now, flight political is trying to settle cases before lawsuits are filed. >> i have not heard any first-hand information that asiana flight 214 is pressuring passengers to sign away their rights but i will tell you in every major aviation disaster i

have worked in, that is right out of the airline playbook. >> he says airlines are most concerned with cases where passengers can file suit in the united states where claims can run into the millions of dollars. >> new details about the sailboat skipper who led the coast guard on a chase over the weekend. this is video of the man arrested on sunday night. he faces charges of sending a false distress call, failing to stop the boat in response to orders and assaulting an officer. he told officers any attempt to board my vessel is an act of war. he has passports from new zealand and ireland and in custody on immigration hold with another court date of august 7. >> bart gates will make noises to help users with proposes sounds today will be discussed in oakland downtown at 2:30

today. >> foggy in san francisco, mine, but that is not the case everywhere in the bay area. >> that is true. the fog is limited to mostly san francisco and along the coast. you can see the embarcadero center where that cloud cover is hanging around and the air quality has low amounts of tree and ragweed and low mold and pollen and ozone is moderate to low but the u.v. index is high today. this is how it looks south side, you can see it is dark in most areas and we are waiting for the sun to come up and when it does, a chance of beautiful shots from the cameras. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50's through 7:00 and a few areas inland will still be in the low 60's. it will be mild to warm at noon with total sunshine but for the coast at 60 to 78 inland and microclimate will veteran develop nicely in the afternoon, from 62 at the coast to 90 being conservative inland and some areas could be in the mid-to-upper 90's in the east bay sea. at 7:00, we will have clouds at

the coast and the rest of us clear at 58 to 80. now, the next three days, tomorrow, saturday, and sunday, notice a little bit of a warming trend, the biggest drop in temperatures will be inland where we will go from 98 today to 88 in the warmest spot on sunday and 86 around the bay to 76 and 65 today to 5859 the coast by sunday. leyla gulen? >> we have a report of a hit-and-run accident in dublin/pleasanton but, first, there will be a lost congestion along 580 into the altamont pass. look at this, lots red and 25 miles per hour is the top speed. when you start hitting this area you will look at speeds picking up but when you get to the dublin/pleasanton interchange, northbound 680 at 580 we have a rot of a hit-and-run crash and in the eastbound direction we have construction pulling away from 680. right now at the bay bridge toll plaza it is quiet, we seeing the cash-paying lanes moving up with

a couple of cars have made their way into san francisco but the lower deck has construction lasting until 6:00 a.m. and that is the long ongoing project we will see we each day for a few months. >> thanks, leyla gulen. allow lou -- and now, lululemon is shifting away from women's apparel. >> and complications for getting a fire out off the louisiana coast. and this morning's tech bytes. >> a new device works with hd tv and retails for $35 and makes it easier to watch. and facebook is still cool with the teens despite reports to the

>> video cameras were rolling when the giant chunk of the cliffs of normandy, france, collapsed on the beach. 14s estimate that more than 30,000 tons of stone break free at once. no one was hurt.

tourists are being wanted to stay away. the beach is two hours east of d-day beach. >> the owner of a natural gas drilling rig says preparations are underway for probably drilling a relief well to divert gas fuel the fire. these are coast guard pictures of the well where the inferno buns in the gulf of mexico about 55 miles off the louisiana coast. an effort to divert the gas is complicated and could take weeks to accomplish. officials say this will be not near as damaging at the b.p. oil spill that spewed millions of gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico in 2010. >> a new washington post/abc news poll shows the majority of americans support legal abortion. 55 percent say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. 41 percent believe it should be illegal in most cases. and 56 percent say they prefer to impose limits on abortion

after the first 20 weeks of pregnancy rather than 24 week mark established under current law. the findings come as lawmakers push to impose new requirements that make it harder for abortion clinics to operate. >> laws on same-sex marriage are changing around the world sparring a possible change in the dictionary. the english dictionary is looking how same-sex couples will affect the definition of the word "marriage." right now it is defined between a man and a woman with secondary reference to same sex unions. a spokesman says the definition change may happen as the dictionary monitors the use. >> you remember the yoga pants maker with the see through issue. >> no idea what you are talking about. >> well, lululemon is trying to lure more men. >> when it comes to back-to-school spending, your teen is the one squeezing the most out of your wall credit. a survey says parents will spend

$1,200 on back-to-school shopping for high schooler up 9.5 percent from a year ago. other than basic supplies, they have tech devices and costs related to playing sports. when you thought teens were shunning facebook, c.e.o. says that is not true saying that teens are still highly engaged and shares will be closely watched in the trading as surging demand if mobile ads boosted profit in the second quarter. lululemon is not just for the ladies, now adding more gear for guys. already it is $98 men yoga pants are selling out and looking into other sports apparel. that is the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report. >> two tech my nears honored by the bay area hall of fame, oracle c.e.o. and apple cofounder are inducted into the

hall of fame in the bay area in november. jobs died in 2011 and cofounded apple in 1997. and ellison turned or a chemical -- oracle into one of the largest hardware companies. >> this morning, dozens of kids are still star struck after practices with giants all star catch aerobuses step -- catcher buster posey. he gave kids tips on fielding, throwing, hitting and catching, saying you need to keep it fun. >> impressed with the town out. it is good. the kids are having a lot of fun. keep them moving. they will lose focus quickly if

you don't keep it interesting. >> advise is to enjoy playing baseball and have fun laying other sports. he said they need to try as hard in school. >> you found out how hard it was to sign it for this. >> i tried to register my son and it was full just like that. bam. that shows how popular he is. >> just hanging out with buster. >> we are hanging out with pipe. >> what is the waiting list for you, mike? >> very, very, very short! a great article on buster last week if you get a chance to read it, you will fall in love with him. he is a great guy. >> we are already in love with him. >> we know that. >> and i am a georgia boy. like my wife. a georgia girl. we are looking at a dry, dry bay area this morning with a few

clouds around the coast and some of the fog is trying to slip into the by as we speak and mount tamalpais back to the east, and we will talk about the forecast. my three highlights, and we will expand over the next minute or so, summer spread this afternoon from 60's at the coast to almost triple digits in the east bay neighbors and mild tonight with fog like this morning, and slightly cooler this weekend, and probably see the biggest drop in temperatures in our inland east bay neighbor. you can see along the coast trying to push across the bay the next two or three hours by 10:00, well out of our inland neighborhood and by noon it is back to the coast where you can see a lot of sunshine developing compared to yesterday as we head in the afternoon we will see more sunshine and the high country, look at that, scattered thunderstorms are possible from reno to mammoth. as far as our temperatures, mid 80's in the south bay until you get to los gatos and gilroy, 90 and santa cruz is 76 with the

water in the 50's. upper 80's -- no, upper 70's in san mateo to low-to-mid 80's at the rest of peninsula, half moon bay is 65, a warm spot on the coast with sun then setting at 62 temperature. 75 in sausalito and 90 in san rafael and none in novato, the warm spot in the north bay and in the throw mid-60's along your coast and mid-to-upper 70's for the east bay shore and hercules low-to-mid 80's and most uncomfortable wet today mid-90's to around 100, from 93 in pleasanton to 99 in brentwood. we have a game with angels in town take on the a's and we drop down to 59 under partly shouldy sky by 10:00. here is the seven-day forecast, you can see by mound we lose ten degrees inland in the upper 80's and we lose six degrees in the

bay and mid-70's and upper 50's by the end of the weekend. >> highway four is getting more popular and we are looking at more congestion from antioch to concord and we are at 29 miles per hour approaching pittsburgh and the cartinez and benicia bridge at top speed both northbound and southbound directions. as we look at drive time traffic across the rest of the bay area bridges, >> golden get a is sevn minutes and 92, the san mateo bridge when direction is 12 minutes into foster city. at the maze the macarthur maze, that is 12 minutes,

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>> whether you are just joining or headed out the door here are seven things to snow: in san leandro a high speed chase ins with the suspects crashing into a fire hydrant the a man and woman remain arrested at the scene. >> two, crews finished repairs to the streets surrounding a broken gas line in alamo. a construction crew ruptured the line yesterday morning causing the evacuation of homes and

businesses. people were let back in five hours later. >> three, new video has been released from yesterday's deadly train derailment in spain. 78 were killed when eight cars went off the crash. it was so forceful a car shot 15' in the air more than 130 passengers were injured. >> four, o.j. heads to court in nevada asking a parole board for leniency in the 2008 kidnapping and robbery conviction. even a favorable ruling does not mean he released because he has time to serve. >> family visiting san francisco took a wrong turn during a sightseeing tour in a yellow go-kart. therapy on the bay bridge. a small car stalled near treasure island in the fast lane. no one was hurt. >> six, i am tracking fog for the commute and well tack about a big summer spread today and

how warm it will be inland and how cool at the coast. >> seven, a look at the toll trillion -- bay bridge toll plaza where we see extra cars from emeryville to san francisco with congestion in the usual places and construction projects. >> thank you, leyla gulen, a scene from a hollywood movie but researchers say they have created false memories in the brains of mice. researchers stimulated the area of the brain where memories are stored and the mice involved had a memory of being shocked although this never actually happened. the researchers say the study may help explain "incorrect or mistaken memories" in humans. >> a new patrol car was rammed by a pickup driver who feared the officers would discover three was banned from the roads captured on video starting with a lighthearted moment.

>> officers were joking about their new car perhaps getting hit and the man put his truck in reverse and rammed them. twice. >> not so funny anymore. he tried to speed away and drove 20 miles before getting out of the truck and running off. officers found him in the bushes. he has years of bad drive, and was sentenced to 19 months in jail and seven year driving ban. >> incredible. >> a nice way to deal with a driving ban. be banned longer. we have top stories at 5:30 including an innocent victim of gun violence in oakland, a 66-year-old woman. the clues the investigators are following this morning. >> hackers hit a popular twitter

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 5:30. thanks for joining us on thursday. >> we will get a quick look of your weather forecast. it is foggy on the coast. there are clear skies in a lost places. >> the latest look from mike nicco. >> we have live doppler 7 hd and it is dry as far as any radar. could be drizzle at the coast because the clouds are low and thick. the best visibility is away from the coast inland with the most reduction around half moon bay at two miles. from the east bay hills along 24 that is mount diabolo with a few

high clouds from the thunderstorms from yesterday that will stay in the sierra. it will be warm to hot around the bay from 83 -- rather, inland, and 70 around san francisco to 86 in south bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> we have an ace train delay at seven minutes that will be the number one train to san jose. bart and muni and everything else is on time. at look at what is happening in san jose, this is the drive along 87 beyond the julian off-ramp to the tank and we see a few extra cars making the drive but we do not see accidents. we will try to keep it light this morning. kristen and matt? >> while you were sleeping crews worked to repair a broken gas line that forced evacuation of several blocks. abc7 news reporter amy

hollyfield has that story. >> this will make alamo residents very happy: danville boulevard is re-opened. this just happened in the half hour. crews worked through night on the repairs. traffic can go through without any problem. they were fixing yesterday's mess a mud crew hit half inch gas line and officials evacuate add three-square block area downtown at 10:30 in the morning with businesses shutting down. a spokesman says the workers checked the markers that show where pg&e pipes are located but this gas line wasn't marked. they did not know it was there. >> a lot utilities when you dig, there are a lot of pipes under ground and many, many pipes have markings that are moved because of earth and changes that happen in the subdivisions and the markings are not always this.

the company will report the lack of markings to make sure this doesn't happen again. no one was hurt. they just had to deal with the strong odor and the inconvenience. it does look like it will be returning to normal today. >> developing news this morning, oakland police are looking at surveillance video searching for clues into the failing shooting of a 66-year-old woman while driving in the fairfax district. judy salamon lived less than a mile from where she was shot before 1:30. after she was shot judy salamon crashed in a parked car and died at the scene. detectivesare asking for the help to identify the gunman or gunmen. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. neighbors are reacting with shock to the murder of a

62-year-old woman in san jose. the apartment complex lived here. the woman did not answer the door and a friend called police. she was found inside badly beaten and died an hour later. she is 62-year-old. this was the 30 the homicide of the year. >> in spain, stunning new video has been released of the deadly train derailment when 78 people were killed when all cars want off the crash. one car shot 15' in the air. more than 140 passengers were injured. investigators will take the cars to a secure location figure out what went wrong. the train was going more than twice the speed limit on a sharp turn. it is believed it was an accident and not terrorism. in florida, a cargo train derailed at port of tom pa and

-- tampa. three tanks are on their sides and leaking. haz-mat is working to clean up the spill. crews are making measure no more cars tip. the port will open but they are watching any shift in wind that could force evacuation. >> renewed efforts to move n.s.a. leaker edward snowden from diplomatic limbo has failed snowden's application is still winding its way through russia. he has spent a month stuck at the moscow airport in a holding pat enas authorities review the request for asylum. his attorney says he is considering staying in russia permanently and looking for a job there. the white house is warning the kremlin against giving snowden refuge. a new washington post/abc news poll found half of men thing he should be charged with a crime up ten points since last month. >> bart is warning rides to make plans should another bart strike occur. a strike could come in ten days.

transit options are similar to those used when workers walked out july 1. they are asking the transportation commission to take a more active commission to add private charter buses. both sides negotiate a new contract. an extension of the country contracten as week from monday, august 5 the. new this morning, parking in some garages is becoming easier for clipper cardholders. you can now park at five garages operated by san francisco muni. drivers do not have to wait in line to pay but must load up the account with parking values before use. go to abc7news.com for late of the garages. >> a big stash of stolen goods has been recovered after door nobody burglaries. a maintenance worker found the property at the 11th hole of the golf course with electronics

and laptops and a counsel collection. police say 45 homes is been hit since john. they say most cases, the thieves knock on the doors and if no one answers, they break in. >> the door knock where they portray themselves as a sales person or repair person or randomly seeing if anyone is home. >> police is identified several suspects through finger prints and these are two suspected burglars police are looking for, a homeowner interrupted a burglary by this woman when she returnd to her house at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon or one afternoon. this morning, investigators are trying to determine how a gas fire started with flames breaking out in orchard parkway at 6:00 p.m. last night. the amount of smoke caused by the tall dry grass as it burned was three acres. a last people called to report

it and firefighters say two tractors were cutting grass in the area. >> it has been hot in the south bay but the wins are the troubling part. >> they can make it get out of control quickly. they are calm until we get to around 2:00 when we pick up at the bay. it could have been something as simple as a spark from a rock. now, the mild temperatures show 60's in the east bay inland neighborhoods and only conquer at 59 below that. i left the house this morning i heard an air conditioning running at a neighbor's house. around the bay, the temperatures are milder, at 55 in oakland and hair, and 54 in san francisco, and novato and santa rosa at 60 in mountain view and but for the east bay, most of the temperatures are two or three degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. next 12 hours, we are going to be in the 50's with fewer clouds through 7:00. notice at noon the clouds are

back to the coast at 60. and 78 inland and we will be around 90 for the inland neighborhoods at 4:00, and that is going to be 62 at the coast. >> we are in good shape so far this morning at 5:39. at sfo, we have construction project that is going to last until 6:00 a.m. this morning northbound along 101 from broadway to the airport we have a couple of lanes taken away and it looks like the cones will be picked up shortly in 20 minutes. in the southbound direction from the city, toward sfo it is 12 minutes. so decent. we have one delay, though, at seven minutes, the number one train from vasco, seven-minute delays only, because of trains that are running under the speed limit so we have a maintenance issue going on out there and bart and muni and everything else is on time. outside, this picture is the bay

bridge toll plaza and you can see the cash-paying lanes are loading up as we speak. >> if you started following twitter, you have been had if you are watching chipolte. >> a scary sightseeing trip for tourists. >> he has a name and now a pet. an unusual gift the royal baby prince george is getting from

>> welcome back, a mother is face manslaughter following a deadly rollover crash in may that killed her five-year-old daughter. investigators say the 30-year-old mother was speeding when she lost control of her s.u.v. on may 20. the s.u.v. rolled over ejected her five-year-old daughter who was not secured in a seatbelt or child safety seat. her seven-year-old daughter and two teens and another adult were injured. no one was wearing a seatbelt. she was arrested yesterday afternoon and is expected to be arraigned today or tomorrow. >> a ride they will never

forget. a family visiting san francisco is breathing easy this morning after the tour went very wrong in the little yellow go-karts. riding in three of the go carts they took a wrong turn and found themselves on the bay bridge of all places. c.h.p. says one go-kart stalled near treasure island in the fast lane and the family did not speak english low they offer g.p.s. audio in several languages. >> i was freaked out. we were in normal traffic throughout the city so i could not imagine being on the bridge. they must have been out of their mind. >> the vehicles only go 45 and are guided by g.p.s. so bridges and freeways of off limits and the drivers are required to watch a short vick i -- a short video. >> there will be a public meeting over berkeley having new ordinances for retrofitting for

safe code that requires buildings with five or more units be retrofitted. there has been a preliminary draft of the ordinance that is discussed at the senior center at 7:00 tonight. >> it could be the biggest burning man festival with the maximum number being allowed in the desert now raised to 68,000. last year it was only 50,000. it is held on 4,400 acres of federal land in the desert the week before labor day. the bureau of land management has given them a four year permit to allow it to continue through 2016. the city becomes one of the large of the cities in all of nevada during the event. >> rinse william and his wife and their son, prince george, remain with kate's parents. no word on when they will run to the palace or if the prince will

have more royal visitors today. britain's newest heir is getting showered with gifts including a unique one. australia has gifted rinse george a baby crocodile which hatched december 3rd the same day they announced they were expecting their first child so it is special even if not very...safe. >> or practical. >> that is one of the worst gifts for a baby. maybe a python could be worse. >> bad idea. >> not a great poet. >> mike has fog? in san francisco? >> mainly san francisco and the coast but not inland. we have clear conditions there. if you are walking the alligator you do not have to worry about reduced visibility. if you are headed to the sure to beat the eat or have the day off and want to enjoy, winds are at

15- to 25-knots and are likely until 9:00 as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. our fastest wind at sfo is 13 and up to 20 in fairfield and the the sea breeze is out there. the fog is trying to spill in the bay as a form of fog and low clouds looking across the san pablo bay with clouds hanging around from the thunderstorms at the sierra, so it will make for a cool sunrise and we will keep an option open or facebook temperatures. we will have a summer spread at 40 degrees from the coast to the warmest inland neighborhood and mild with fog again and cooler this weekend with the biggest drop inland. a quiet pattern over our neighborhoods with the moisture

headed to the sierra and for us, we have more sunshine than yesterday and temperatures are one to two degrees warmer and mid-80's through the south bay and los gatos and gilroy near 90 and san jose is 86 and ten degrees cooler in santa cruz at 76 with more sunshine. we are stuck in the 70's from millbrae to san mateo and 65 at half moon bay a warmer spot along the coast and daly city and pacifica, all around 62 degrees and we will flirt with 68 downtown to 70 in south san francisco and petaluma is 83 and novato, the neighbors to the south on 101 near 90 and low-to-mid 60's along the east bay shore and mid-70's to low 80's for most of the east bay shore and castro valley is the exception at 83 and it will be uncomfortable in the east bay valley mid-90's to 100. >> by sunday you are ten degrees

cooler inland and six degrees cooler at the bay and toward the coast. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we have a project were wrapping up in the east bay so it will be cheer in ten more minutes along 680 northbound direction. we have construction crews out there that are trying to repair pavement in the southbound direction where it is wide open from pleasanton hill to walnut creek and highway 24 headed to orinda you at top speed and then it slows into the tunnel at 55 miles per hour and when you make it up to the macarthur maze, 580, 880, 80, where they all converge, we have clear conditions. the bay bridge toll plaza, though, is holding up with drive time traffic from tracy to dublin/pleasanton at 4 minutes andant york to concord is 26 minutes and from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. drive the smart way at

abc7news.com/contest and you can drive away with a brand new smart car. we will announce the lucky winner next friday. >> pope francis has a packed schedule today in rio de janeiro where he will bless the olympic flag, visit a slum and address up to a million young roman catholics on the beach. this is pope francis in rio de janeiro with the mayor and greeting other dignitaryies and he is going to be here today after visiting a rio de janeiro hospital yesterday that treated substance abusers criticizeing localizing drugs in latin american. he is in brazil for young day. >> and who was behind the hack

of a mexican grill? a company hacked itself and have confessed to hacking their account as part of a promotional campaign confusing tweets posted on sunday on the twitter feed, random thoughts that did not make sense. according to the restaurant it was a publicity stunt to spark conversation. it worked. chipolte gained 4,000 new twitter followers after the bogus tweets. >> the moon could be a comfortable. >> i need someone to blame. >> surprising linking height to health risk. better to be tall or short to fend off cancer? >> a new poll on what hillary clinton can e

>> we are back talking about the first place a's taking on the angels. 65 is first pitch for the temperature, and now a look at the moisture plume that will fuel the storms along the spine of the sierra. watch out, yosemite is 98 and 82 in tahoe and nearly triple digits throughout the entire

central valley and sacramento is close at 98 and to los angeles it will be 79 and 68 in monterey with more sunshine than yesterday. get used to the thunderstorms in the sierra they be threatening at tahoe through the weekend. >> we have an accident before you reach the hoffman political westbound 80 on central avenue. it is involving a few vehicles, a couple of them on the right-hand side and we have slowing, though, with slowing here. another accident, though, in hercules. we have ace train delayed at number one, and trains are running under the speed limit and bart and muni and everything else is running on time and as we go outside here is a look at the drive into central san rafael along 101 and you can see a few extra cars but everyone is move along and a hazy picture

with the fog in certain areas. >> a new study points to advantage for short women. researchers say for every 4" a woman is above average height she has 13 percent higher risk of developing any cancer. average height in the united states is 5' 4" and post menopausal women show a link there even after researchers considered able, hormone therapy, alcohol use, weight, and ethnicity. they suggest tall women debt normal screening tests and try to reduce their lifestyle risk such as drinking and smoking. >> a full moon could mean not so full night sleep for you. 33 subjects remain stunned and those studied during a full moon got 20 minutes less sleep and they had less deep sleep and took five minutes longer to fall asleep. and there are rumors of emergency rooms being extra busy on nights with full moon, so,

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news at 6:00, gun fire leads to a high speed chase across several bay area cities.

it ended with a wet end. >> broken gas line forced homes and businesses to evacuates. nor failout for the nevada hospital accused of dumping mentally ill patients in california. >> good morning, on thursday at 6:00. thanks for joining us. >> if you look outside today you can see clear skies but when you are headed into san francisco you will see thing for. >> the variety we get in the bay area. >> there are changes if you drive from san francisco right now as we start off clear in all neighbors but fog is developing across san francisco and trying to reach oakland as we speak. so, foggy spots and mid-to-upper 50's and the next 12 hours around the bay are sunny at noon and 70 and warmer