>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. >> stanford university is working with experts to determine how a hacker broached -- breached the highly secure computer system. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is on campus. what is the latest? >> it is summer. we have been talking to people since this morning so only now word of the massive hack job is making its way around campus. some people told me this got the official e-mail from the

university this morning. others say they saw it on the news first. i talked with a lot of people with faculty, staff, students. some immediately changed their password. others say they did not get to it. the stanford university network is where students and faculty go for everything. some every day. a woman uses it as remote access for math processes for a your and her financials and to access stanford library. many, as important as it sounds, shrug and are not surprised this has happened and are not worried. they have total trust that stanford will take care of it. >> i wasn't surprised because that is going on at major research institutions which is what stanford is. i changed my password right away. >> i received that e-mail but i have not done anything yet but i receiveed the notification from

the university. >> i changed my password and i hope the university has found ways to protect us from the intruce. if this university cannot protect us, i don't know who can. >> stanford university would not go on camera but they released a statement reading in part, we are not aware of any protected health information or social security numbers being compromised, and stanford does not conduct classified research. but, at the same time, stanford admits it does not fully know the scope of this hacking incident but the university is working with information security and law enforcement to get to the bottom of this. >> thank you, katie. we have breaking news from campbell. a car has crashed into a hair salon. look at this.

police say this morning a 92-year-old woman accidentally hit the gas rather than the brake and slammed into the salon at the campbell shopping center. there were four people in the salon. no one was hurt. when the crews removed the car the woman drove away. police did not cite her. >> and now the food trend is landing at sfo kicking off a few minutes ago at the airport and abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is there. amy? >> we are getting a lot of questions about how will this work. as we all know, space is at a premium at the airport. it is hard to even find a spot on the curb to squeeze if to drop off your bag so we are not parked by the food truck. they are way out at the very end of terminal one. we could not even park our tv van there. it is not just the bags you can check. for four thursdays can you check

out some food trucks. >> it began as an employee suggestion but it has opened to airport employees and airport passengers, as well. we are excited. >> passengers think it sounds cool, too, but they have questions about logistics. >> it would be good but the parking will be bad. traffic is bad anyway. >> officials realize the food trucks can not squeeze here among busy travelers and they will be tucked away at the end of terminal one with tables just inside where you can eat. >> we want to maintain the safe movement of our roadways so we were only able to accommodate two food trucks at a time. >> we heard concern for airport restaurants. >> it is not great. it will take away from the restaurants in the airport and around the area. >> officials say they told the restaurant employees about the trucks. >> a lot of them are very excited to try themselves and part of it is just the fact that

is a small snapshot, these hours, one day a week, so it represents a small fraction of the overall total access to airport customers. >> this is just a trial to see how people respond to the idea. some passengers say they are willing to give it a try. >> it would be great. food in here is expensive. >> here is a little bit of history. this is the first meal of the first truck at sfo. it cost $10 and we got this from the truck offering hawaiian food and the other truck is serving indian food. next week they will have kung fu tacos and a philippine-themed latin food. if you are thinking, only in san francisco, you are right, the airport officials have not heard of this at any other airport.

and it comes outside our station from time to time. >> and emergency services has announced all phones used by public safety and county offices are operating normally again from 7:00 to 10:30 this morning regular seven digit numbers into the county government center were not working and people who needed to reach police, fire, or emergency services, medical services, had to call 9-1-1 which was never affected by the technical problems. >> oakland police say purse snatching is on the rise and are wanting residents not to fight back. investigators say thieves are targeting victims central oakland. victims are resisting and getting hurt. police are urging people to be aware of what is going on and they are saying do not flash valuables or cash. >> this morning, a napa high school wrestling coast is accused of possessing child pornography. a tip led police to richard

"scott" rachfal and numerous computers were seized from his he. he admitted to downloading child pornography for six years. kachkar-stylerichard "scott" raa part time professional photographer. >> a high speed chase helped with a big splash when a car crashed into a fire hydrant. it started in oakland when police went to check out a call of shots fired in a neighborhood. when they arrived they chased the car until it crashed. officers arrested a man and woman at the scene and they say the car they were in was stolen. the water was shut off after the crash. >> crews worked through the night to repair a broken gas line and the street around it in alamo. we were overhead as crews worked to can't leak after a construction crew broke the line yesterday. police evacuated homes and businesses near the leak and let everyone back in five hours later. >> oakland police hope surveillance video provides

clues into the shooting death of a woman driving through the fairfax district. 66-year-old judy salamon was shot on 3rd street yesterday less than a mile from her home. police say judy salamon crashed in a parked car and died at the scene. detectives are asking for the help of the public in identify the shooter. crimestoppers is offering $10,000ry ward for information leading to arrest. >> now the crash at sfo. the remains of three girls killed in the crash of asiana flight 214 will be cremated today according to chinese reports. the families took part in a private service at the cemetery in colma. san francisco mayor and the chinese counsel general offered condolences and the families will take their daughters' ashes back to china on saturday. a city attorney is working with law firms representing half a dozen crash victims and says 9 company is trying to settle cases before lawsuits are filed especially in the united states where the claims can run into

the millions of dollars. >> six new cases of west nile virus in contra costa county. six dead birds have tested positive. two were discovered in pittsburg, one each in antioch, brentwood, concord and oakley and is transmitted by mosquitoes. so far this year, four groups and 11 dead birds have tested positive for the virus. >> next on abc7 news, the death toll is rising after a spanish train derailment with the new video of the crash and a possible cause. >> a horrific motorcycle crash caught on camera. the rider's connection to a famous golfer and what he di

>> the death toll from the passenger train crash in spain is at 80 and startling video was released of the moments when it host control and left the crash. here is a look at the security camera footage, you can see the first two passenger cars crashing into a concrete wall at a town under a bridge and knock, out the camera. train was traveling 118 miles per hour, twice the permitted speed. the train was behind schedule and the driver now admitted he was going too fast trying to make up for the delay. a witness describes the scene. >> we heard a huge explosion. there were lots of people injured. we started to help the injured and we went to the other cars and it was shocking, not

describable. i was shocked. wounded people carrying children, there are no words to describe it. i was devastated. >> the prime minister told reporters that this was the saddest day of his life. 178 people were injured. at least five of those injured are americans. the embassy says so far, there are no reports of any american deaths. >> look at this, a horrific motorcycle crash caught on camera. florida state starting tight end slammed into the front of a lexus in may and this video was just released. the wreckage flew into a bus shattering the windshield. he was thrown from the motorcycle and slid 100' but was able to walk away. he was very bruised, though, and is the grass golfer jack nicholas. a small plane crashed in a house if central indiana and burst in blames two people in the flames

were hurt, one seriously. the woman in the house somehow was not harmed at all and8! whah but officials say it is a mile from the airport. >> new details this morning. fell regulators say until gas has stopped flowing from the well that has been burning for days in the gulf of mexico. the well is clogged with sand and sediment stopping the leak. a fire that was burning is now out, and the well blew out on tuesday and caught fire late tuesday night. >> our meteorologist, mike nicco, is ahead with the forecast. >> clouds are stubborn in the usual spots with flight arrival delays at 36 minutes at sfo and sun for the afternoon with warm weather that will not last in your seven-day forecast. we have a weekend cooling trend in a few minutes. >> when you hear the word lasso you think of cowboys, right, not scuba divers.

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>> an amazing underwater rescue of an injured shark off the coast of australia. seaworld released this video showing the team of divers lassoing the shark to bring it to the surface and remove a large hook stuck in its mouth. it took a while but dives got the shark up to their boat and worked to remove the hook. experts say it was an important rescue mission. there are fewer than 1,500 of these type of sharks off the east coast of veilia. a study points to a disadvantage of being a tall woman. for every 4" above average height there is 13 percent higher risk of developing cancer. average height in the united states is 5' 4" and most menopausal women were looked at with a link even after factoring able, hormone therapy, alcohol use and ethnicity. tall women get normal screening tests and try to reduce live

style risks such as drinking and smoking. >> if you had a lousy night of sleep you may be able to blame it on the noon. records of 33 experimental subjects were studies from previous research and those who were studied during a full noon got 20 fewer minutes of less sleep and took five minutes longer to follow asleep. early 1990's you blamed it on the rain, not the moon. >> is it just the light? you can get the blackout shades if you work mornings. >> we go to sleep when the sun is out. >> exactly. i tweet pictures of the sunrise and someone said why don't you take any of the sunset and it is because i am in bed. now a look at what is going on, and we have a ways to go, but, just wait, kristen. >> i am getting a taste now. but i love getting the tips from you. so i know what is ahead. >> don't make my mistakes.

small craft advisory is what we have this afternoon if you are head on to the water it will be can choppy and breezy at 15- to 25-knots into the delta community. our wins are fastest at sfo at 16, and we have it will-mile-per-hour wind at concord and 20 at fairfield so the sea breeze is stronger today than yesterday. that is why we are seeing the clouds hang around the usual spots with a stronger sea breeze from daly city and colma up to friend and reaching across the bay bridge toward oakland and alameda and berkeley is where we have our best cloud cover besides the coast, of course. we will talk about temperatures, clouds are keeping us in the 50's in most areas in san francisco, and downtown, if you are headed out to lunch, at 60, beating the crowds. as far as richmond, 56, and it will in the 60's around san leandro and union city and palo alto and petaluma and 77, though, at santa clara for day two of 49ers' catch and today,

in napa, the rangers are opening their catch and 82 in walnut creek and pleasanton for the warmer spot. from the east bay you can see the shoreline is clearing and how the clouds are retreating toward the coast. we have a summer spread this afternoon and we could be 60 at the coast 100 inland. mild tonight and fog tomorrow morning and cooler through the weekend, especially our inland neighbors. when you are in the upper 90's you have the greatest amount capacity to fall. the clouds this morning stayed mainly around the bay and into the north bay valley, and as we head in the afternoon hours we will see sunshine in a lot of areas and probably not is much at the coast but the weather that is problematic will be in the sierra today and through the week. mid-80's if most of the south bay, and 90's around los gatos and gilroy and mid-to-upper 70's at millbrae, and upper 60's to near 70 downtown and south san francisco, and mid-80's to near

90 in the north bay valley, and we will have mid-70's to low 80's for most of the east bay more and remain warmest in the east bay valley and uncomfortable here, mid-90's to around 100 degrees and our first place a's are back tonight taking on the angels with first pitch at 65 degrees under sunny skies and dropping to 58 or 59 by the end of the game of the temperatures are slow and moderate cooling trend and by the time we get to sunday we are six to ten degrees cooler than today. >> it will feel nice. >> thanks, mike. >> you can get watch abc live extreme the first local station and the first broadcast network to bring you live stream of your local news and favorite abc tv shows and now you never have to miss a minute of the news and shows you love, allowing you to bring abc along with you wherever you want to be a special new benefit brought to you by abc, come -- comcast and

charter communication at no cost. enter your tv provider and account information at abc7news.com and get the live stream or you can download the app. >> former president george h w. bush is getting attention for efforts to lit the spirits of a two-year old boy. the 89-year-old former president shaked his head in support patrick fighting leukemia. george and barbara lost their daughter, robin, to leukemia 60 years ago in april. he is the son of a security staffer of the president and the secret service detail also shaked their head. they are now raising money for patrick's treatment. >> next on abc7 news, the wedding have it face that has gone viral and a couple inviteees will

>> this afternoon at 4:00, a woman comes back to her home to find it empty because of a bank mistake and it was not her bank. on abc7 news at 5:00, something women are doing to keep their relationships strong. you will not believe what they are buying. >> finally, a suburban chicago couple's unique wedding invitation has gone viral. the couple wanted to reflect their personality in the invitation and they added options to their rsvp card to people that were going to attend

like "yes" or for those that were not going to make the wedding, options like "i'm lame and i don't know who you people are or how you got my address." they did not expect the invitation to take off but it has gotten thousands of views. >> she works in social media and says this is the first time one of her posts has garner so much attention the probably a good career boost. >> pretty cool. >> from all of us at abc7 news, thanks for join us. this is a look from emeryville at the berkeley marina across the bay to san francisco and the clouds mike was talking about are startingheers and applause]

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