>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a warning going to students at a high school after some go streaking on campus. >> commuters get the early morning: the bay bridge is shut down this two weeks. we have alternatives available to drivers. >> as violence continues in egypt we are ready for a "friday of anger" to demonstrate. >> it is friday. thanks for joining us. >> sig-alert affecting the drive. >> everyone was hoping for friday lite but we are not getting that. folks are seeing a last emergency vehicles are on scene and what happened northbound along 680 is a semi truck carrying 66,000 pounds of mail that is blocking all lanes.

those who are stuck cannot get off or turn around and c.h.p. is out this and they say it will take possibly until 7:30 to re-open the lanes. the sig-alert is in effect until at least that time and possibly longer causing heavy lanes. the best alternate is mission boulevard from 680 or fremont connecting you to highway 4 and getting you back to 680. the drive is ruined. zero miles per hour. fog may have been a factor. mike nicco will tell us about that. >> at the of us are dealing with fog and there could be mist in the sunol grade so it could be a little wet. we are showing the hills are cloudy and foggy.

novato is one mile. three quarters in santa rosa and half moon bay. that is the thickest nog. oakland is down to seven. san carlos is down to nine. it is starting to work its way into more neighborhoods and it will be around for the entire morning commute, with clouds and mist at the bay and mid-60's. mostly sunny to noon and 68. grab a coat this evening. inland valleys for 12 hours we have fog through the morning especially in the northbound bay with clouds in the east bay valley and sunny everywhere by noon, and nearly hot at 88 at 4:00, and it will be pleasant and upper 70's dug the evening hours and clouds and mist for the better part of the morning at the coast. new detail on students streaking at palo alto high school, the principal now is sending a stern warning to students, and abc7 news report joins us from the campus. matt?

>> students have a streak week at the end of the school year but yesterday two seniors undress asked ran through campus on the first day of campus and the pins pal is upset. it has never happened on the first day of campus in six years and wants to enthe unsafe and educationally disruptive tradition. she said when students run through campus without clothing in the spit of fun they create a hostile work environment if students and unsafe environment for students. the principal says the consequences of streaking have future been clear in the past so to be clear the consequences from this point include suspension from school and a conference with the appeal -- palo alto resource officer and is asking parents to speak to their children and wants to channel their energies into a more positive direction. the scramble is on for commuters

and those who are affected by a shut down of the bay bridge. toll bridge authority officials announce the bridge will be shut down for five day over labor day weekend so they can on the new span on september 3. despite that being a holiday weekend there will be a significant impact on local business. restaurants in san francisco's down area expect the slow down. the last time it happened lay day of 2009 restaurant reservations drops off. >> it is a touch-and-go neighborhood for weekend business so hopefully we will have tourists staying in town. >> taxi drivers at the airport take passengers into san francisco from oakland international airport but now they will probably take bart and treasure island is popular for group gatherings but photographers are picking other back drops. we are 18 days away from the 07ing of the new bay bridge. we will have continuing coverage and the big opening on september

3. >> new details this. on on the fire extinguisher problem discovered on boeing 787 jets. we told you on wednesday three jets were found with improperly wired fire extinguishers. today, being announced they determined one of the supplyers improperly wired the extinguishers and boeing added it is making sure that the problem doesn't happen again. >> in marin county the man accused of murdering four women decades ago will deliver closing arguments today, the 79-year-old joseph naso is representing himself and listened without expression on wednesday as the prosecution began the closing arguments. he is charged with murders of four prostitutes starting in the 19 70's. >> in egypt supporters of ousted president morsi are calling for a "friday anger" after clashes with the military that left hundreds dead.

they started marching in the streets of cairo again and katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >> thousands of professors are on the move in egypt the start of what the muslim brotherhood is calling friday of anger and >>caller: it a dave rage. we have pictures from cairo right now and we have seen large numbers of people crossing the bridge here with the crowds fluctuating as the only goes on with live pictures. have fought seen silence yet but these are supporters ousted president morsi and they first gathered at mosques for friday prayers and we understand they are headed if tahrir square which is where we could see the violence resume. state-you -- state-run news reports that the government has authorized the police to use live ammunition. 600 people are already dead. egyptian americans in san jose held a vigil for the victims last night, and many of the

people there lost a friend or a relative this week. >> people are being killed over difference of political opinion which is devastating. i never saw it get that bad or thought it would get that bad of the president obama canceled the egypt military exercise with egypt but has not mentioned cutting back on the more than $1 billion in aid the united states gives to that country. today's day of rage is in defiance of the military imposed stated of emergency. it is early afternoon in egypt and there is a nighttime curfew in place. so, time will tell how today unfolds. >> the low number of visitors at san francisco's new exploritorium is costing some employ ease their jobs because 80 positions are eliminated with crowds were smaller than

projected with a science museum moved to the new digs on the embarcadero in april. and northbound 680 has a sig-alert and the cars going nowhere. >> that is right. northbound 680 we have all lanes blocked because of an overturned big rig and zero miles per hour in the area. folks that are stuck cannot go anywhere. c.h.p. will have to turn them around some way get them off the freeway. they are saying folks are having to call in sick because there is no way to get anyone and this is causing painful drive in the southbound direction so what you can do coming from minimum pete or fremont, get off at mission in boulevard connecting you to highway 4 and 680 of it was carries 66,000 pounds of mail and it will take until 7:30 to

clean this up. outside, now, the toll trillion trillion -- the bay bridge toll plaza shows the lights are not on but the rest of bay area is looking clear but it is not friday lite and this is fog. there was fog in the area on sunol grade that could have contributed to the accident. >> and the mist, too, it will be wet. another mild morning with humidity keeping our temperatures up, the inbound humidity for us and we have low-to-mid 60's everywhere. mountain view is 67 and santa rosa and half moon bay is a cool spot and san francisco at 61 and oakland at 63 and san jose 65. the temperatures are up to ten degrees warmer in napa than this time yesterday, and three in santa rosa and mountain view and novato and concord two degrees warmer. in emeryville, we will

will chop our temperatures down one to six degrees compared to yesterday afternoon. wanted to show you the roller coaster this weekend, especially inland with the high if livermore, 89 and tomorrow, 88, and it spikes to 98 because of the win shift on sunday and then again the temperatures fall back in the upper 80's by tuesday. across the board it does what but it will not do it in such a high fashion as in the inland neighborhoods. >> the dow dives 200 points and the big box retailer getting the blame for the big drop. >> the death tide to popular detergent pods. >> a wedding dress emergency, a 9-1-1 call a bride-to-be made after discovering the dress was

stolen and how she was able to

>> covering fremont, palo alto, the north bay this is abc7 news. >> a gorgeous shot at the sunrise seen from mount tamalpais from high above we have some clouds. a little misty, perhaps, and a little fog. we will check with mike nicco to

see what the temperatures are like today. >> the consumer products safety commission is working on new safety standards for those detergent pods following the death of a baby in florida. the seven-month-old boy died after swallowing a candy colored packet. the packets are on the left. and the candy is on the right. and it looks similar. consumer groups have called for safety changes for a year. and the packaging was redesigned. a major recall affecting 29 different pet foods, with the products are pulled because of concerns it could be contaminated with salmonella. they include iams cat and dog food but no illnesses have been reported. we have the recalled products listed on abc7news.com. >> federal investigators will know today if they can retrieve

any usable information from the flight data recorders belonging to the ups cargo plane that crashed near birmingham, alabama. the photos show investigators recovering the so-called black boxes yesterday and are now in washington, dc, for compassion. the ups cargo plan crashed on wednesday half a mile north of the runway and the pilot and co-pilot were killed. there was no distress call before the crash. >> trading is underway on wall street in 15 minutes a day after concern of slow sales at the biggest retailer led to a big drop on the dow. the dow closed down 225 points at 15,112 the biggest loss in two months. analysts say disappointing wal-mart sales was largely to blame. we wal-mart sales are considered an indication of how consumers feel about the economy. we will check with jane king at the new york stock exchange to see how the dow is doing this

morning up ahead. >> commuters, boy, they are not happy, if they are stuck at 80 and the sunol grade. >> the app shows it has been come in handy because the traffic is iing -- is inching along ever so slowly. northbound 680, that is where we have a sig-alert because of an overturned big rig on its side carrying 66,000 pounds of mail and mike has been telling us it is foggy in the area and that could have contributed to the accident. if you stuck in this area you are not going anywhere. you are stuck. avoid coming up to this area. from milpitas and fremont, take mission boulevard to highway 84 to get around it. as you can see, lots of traffic is building southbound along highway 84 and southbound 680 with spectator slowing. we are told by c.h.p. this

sig-alert will clear up by 7:30 and this takes a long-term so make sure you give yourself extra time and try to avoid it. we also have a report of another accident on highway 4 and a tanker truck and versus another car with lanes blocked with more details on that in a little bit. right now, we have other parts of the bay area including san jose and that is nice and clear and a bright spot but it is darker traffic commute picture. mike nicco has the weather. mike? >> we have live doppler 7 hd and super impose the clouds and you can see it is cloudy everywhere this morning. now above the cloud cover can you see how compressed the marine layer is from sutro tower over to the colorful sunrise right behind mount diabolo the next few minutes. this is the way, though, it looks undermeeting and this is the golden gate bridge and look

how it looks wet on the deck and some of the mist is moving on to the deck and forming a slickness there so that could be what contributed in the sunol grade to the accident. you will run into the mist in the higher elevations. slightly cooler but sunny. tonight will not be so humid and we have a warm spike on sunday, the warmest day in the forecast with a roller coaster the next 72 hours. today, 80 in san jose and mid-to-upper 70's for most of santa clara valley and los gatos and gilroy, low-to-mid 80's and 80 in santa cruz and sunshine and millbrae is 72 and upper 80's for the rest of the peninsula and low-to-mid 60's along the coast to downtown san francisco and south san francisco at 68 and sausalito is 70 but through the north bay valley low-to-mid 80's and 86 in

sonoma and 72 at berkeley and 74 in oakland and 80 in castro valley so most of us in the mid-to-upper 80's and fremont is 79 and upper 80's to low 90 in the east bay valley with the extra humidity, maybe an air conditioning day if you needed it yesterday you may need it again today. now, the game tonight, 66 at 7:05 and dropping down to 61 so comfortable to cool by the end of the game with the indians taking on the a's. the temperatures are falling into the 50's and a few ace lated areas in the 60's like the east bay and the south bay. here is what is happening, low pressure to our west and high pressure to our southeast and battling each other, today the low is winning, tomorrow, the low is winning, but, sunday, the high starts to win and that is why we have a spike in temperatures on sunday and it cools off again as the breeze develops from monday and tuesday. have a great day. >> two bear attacks on the same

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>> 6:22 on this friday morning. leyla gulen? >> four are recovering after two separate bear incidents. one used bear spray and the bear ran off. inside yellowstone, a mother bear attacked a grouch -- group of hikers when the cub went near the hikers and one used bear spray and the other was taken to the hospital. >> there are cheating allegations against champion oracle usa the team that

acknowledged last week that three of their smaller catamarans wereily modified during last area's warm-up races for the 34th america's cup. the boated has weights added to them. the management denies knowing anything. that is not flying with other skippers. >> i know everything about my team. i know every single screw on the yacht. i am surprised. make they are not really on top their team. if they say that. >> the jury investigating the incident can sanction or fine oracle or even take the address dick stem of disqualifying oracle from the america's cup which starts september 7 on san francisco bay. >> the washington state bride would had the wedding carbon stolen on the big day calling 9-1-1 for help, and got in. but not in a way anyone expected >> my wedding dress was stolen. >> your truck?

>> no, my...my wedding dress. >> are you getting married today? >> yes. >> what size? >> a three. a three. >> that was an important question because the dispatcher was going to save the day, the 28-year-old woman felt so bad she asked her supervisor if she could offer to lend her own wedding dress, she did, and the day went off without a hitch. we will hear from both ladies coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >> palo alto native and houston rockets point guard jeremy lin is going viral poking fun at his fame is the latest hit. take a look. >> i have done a lot better. i have. >> how are you? >> doing good. >> ready to work out? >> cool. you doing to ditch me for this,

grandpa? a shame. >> take a hike. >> that fellow nba star who went to santa clara and the video mocks how his friends think he has changed. it has received more than a million views. if you would like to see the entire five minute video go to our website on abc7news.com. >> the california teen kidnapped and rescued in the idaho wilderness makes her first public appearance. hannah anderson appeared and a discovery inside her home that could offer clues to police. >> life without a bay bridge? that is the reality in two weeks. we will tell you all about it coming up next. >> this is how it looks above the clouds, the mist and the drizzle, we will talk about a roller coaster of temperatures for the weekend forecast.

>> in the abc7 news traffic center, the metering lights are on but the problems on the grade where all lanes are blocked with an

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us on this

friday. we have had traffic problems on 680 most of the morning. leyla gulen, that is going on? >> i can show you all the backup is causing a mess on the sunol grade and this happened early this morning, northbound 680 a big rig overturned carrying 66,000 pounds of mail. all lanes are blocked off and we are tracking our app telling us that the center dividing is getting by and traffic is inching forward. stay away from the area. if you are coming from fremont use mission boulevard to reconnect to highway 84 but as we take a look at the rest of the drive you can see how it is causing bumper-to-bumper traffic southbound out of dublin and folks are trying to take side streets and southbound 680, this is foothill road you can see one lane is completely bumper to

bumper with fog possibly a factor in the accident. mike nicco will tell us about that. >> thank you very much. we have been tracking fog and mist through the morning and golden gate bridge has been hook wet for the better part of the morning. three miles is our visibility in novato and santa rosa where we see the most epb and flow. half mile at half moon bay and we are see the visibility reduced around the bay shoreline and one hour and two minute flight arrival delays in sfo. next 12 hours around the bay, clouds and mist and mid-60's for the morning commute, and 68 at noon with sunny conditions and mild and sunny and 76 by 4:00, grab a coat, mid-60's by 7:00 with the clouds returning from the coast. inland, in the north bay, 61 and sunny at 78 by noon and 88 nearly humid and back to 80 by 4:00 and at the coast we have clouds and mist and drizzle for

the better part of the morning. >> commuters are planning their labor day weekend with an added complication now they know the bay bridge is closed for five days to accommodate the opening of the new eastern span. amy hollyfield is in emeryville with the details. amy? >> we have been talking to people would live on this side of the bay and they know it will be a hardship for a couple of days but some are okay with it. we have a picture of all the people this will impact two weeks from today you are using that bridge today it will not be an option in two weeks. they are closing the old president reagan to shift lanes to the new bridge. for five days, both briggs will be closed and two of the days are weekdays, work week days, not holidays and that will impact people who have to get to work. people say they are starting to make alternate plans. >> i need to go around to san

mateo bridge. i use that, too. i am okay with that. >> he says he okay because he thinks a new bridge is good for the bay area although some bolts are broken and they will not be fixed when they open but a committee has decided the new bridge is better than the old bridge so they decided to go away and clear the opening of the bridge with a temporary fix in place and decided it is going to be safe to drive. they will on the bridge, we will be driving on it while they put the permanent fix in place. new bridge opening, a big day. before the big day do plan for life without a bridge starting open wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on august 28, and that is just before the labor day holiday and it will open after labor day on tuesday, september 3.

>> thank you, amy. bart will have limited service an the clock from august 28 until the evening of monday september 2. they have not announced which stations will open. a.c. transit will take passengers to the bart stations where they can then connect with trains. the golden gate transit and san francisco bay ferries will offer special services during the closure. >> the only bay bridge was completed in three years first opening in 1936, nine months ahead of schedule and millions unbudget. it was firm until 1989 with the earthquake caused a section to collapse. the bridge was closed for a month of repairs but it was clear a long-term solution was needed. the new project began in two two -- in 2002 and retrofitted with the frieri s-curve and this labor day actually close again with the estimated cost totaling

$6.2 billion. we are 18 days until the opening and stay with us for continuing coverage and the big opening, again, on september 3. >> developing news in oakland where police are investigating the shootings of two people overnight including a woman who died. it happened before midnight on 100th avenue near san leandro street east the airport a woman was found shot to death inside a car and a man was shot and taken to a hospital. so far, police have not released the victim's names and they have to notify the woman's next of kin and police are looking for leads in the shooting. >> funeral and celebration of life service will be underway in oakland in memory of a boy killed in a shooting, drew jackson and his father, 20-year-old andrew thomas were gunned down visiting family at a house when someone shot through a bedroom window before 3:00 with no arrests having been

made. a funeral is scheduled on international boulevard and drew's mother requested that no one attending wear black. >> the latest information about 16-year-old hannah anderson the kidnapped san diego teen who is making her first public appearance since being rescued from the wilderness in idaho. she was world by cameras last night in lakeside and rushed inside to thank those would gathered at a restaurant for a fundraiser to help pay for the funerals of her mother and younger procedure. james dimaggio kidnapped her after here killed her brother and mother and set the home on fire. three search warrants show he had a small arsenal including lots of ammunition. >> palo alto is sending out a serious warning: no more streaking. two students ran naked at luncheon the first day of school. this is usually a prank seen at the end of school your. the principal sent a warning to

students and parents saying they could be suspended. >> nationwide crackdown on drunk driving starts tonight. law enforcement is conducting d.u.i. check points at undisclosed locations this weekend between 7:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. with officers looking if drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs and they will check drivers to see if they have a valid license. >> ahead, the ticket scam hitting 49ers fan and the wanting going out to anyone looking to attend a game. >> coming up first an update to a story you saw first on abc7 news, the brazen robbery attempt at walnut creek tiffany's and what is happening there today. >> to our rooftop camera at the embarcadero and the bay bridge with the new one opening september 3.

>> the sunol grade northbound along 680, this is involving an overturned big rig carrying 66,000 pounds of mail all lanes still remain blocked and c.h.p. is tells us they should re-open around 7:30 this morning but it will take some time to clear out. that causing major delays in the

southbound direction as you can see along highway 84, southbound bumper to bumper at 13 miles per hour from pleasanton to sunol. it is look like a mess. avoid it at all costs. northbound from milpitas, use mission boulevard to highway 84 reconnecting you to 680. mike? >> good morning, hopefully the cooler weather is keeping everyone under control. the mist and the fog is hanging around and as we look at 80 along emeryville, temperatures today because of the slower sunshine anywhere from one to six degrees cooler than year and if you are traveling around the state it will be in the mid-90's in chico and sacramento and 111 to palm springs. tahoe has changes on the way and it will be nice today and tomorrow and watch out for that, a slight chance of thunder on sunday and in los angeles, that territory will be in the mid-80's for friday and saturday and cooler and low 80's on

sunday. >> the tiffany jewelry store in walnut creek will re-open this morning after braise were -- brazen robbery we brought you year. four masked men used a stolen pickup to smash into the doors at the broadway plaza before 6:00 a.m. and the thieves brought a tub to haul away their take but did not make off with much because the store's more expensive jewelry is locked up at night. police believe the suspectseses skyed in the white blazer. >> the crisis in egypt continues and ahead well update the violence, the death toll and the uncertainty. >> trading is underway on wall street. >> the big board shows after a big down day the dow is down eight points. >> but, first, a warning for 49er manns hoping to say goodbye to candlestick, some will be turned away

>> coughing los altos, petaluma, antioch and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> developing news from egypt this morning where we are starting to see what might be the beginning of violence on this so-called "friday anger." we have reports of more deaths. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with that. >> we are lending from the team in cairo that ramsey square with

the 28 sky row manies are headed has been attacked with tear gas and ammunition by snipers and police. protests have a field hospital in a mosque there and a number people are reported dead. called for protests to take to the streets after prayers and that is what they seeing, where today being called "day of rage" in defiance of the military imposed state of emergency. the government has authorized the use of deadly force against any professors who target police and state institutions. the protests are not only in cairo but in the surrounding areas, as well, and the bbc is reporting four people are now dead in clashes in a northeast city on the suez canal. more than 600 people were killed wednesday including dozens of police officers when police cleared out morsi supporters who

were camped out for six weeks to demand his reinstatement. we are watching this developing news and we will bring you updates as they come. >> for 49er fans if you hope to catch a final game at the stick, listen up, stolen 49er tickets are sold on the intent. they are real ticket for the final season but they were advertised on craigslist by a seller and fans paid hundreds for the tickets but if you try to use them you cannot good in. >> he approached the ticket taker and they determined the ticket was stolen. >> police arrested a 31 year old christopher martinez saying he stole a fedex package containing the tickets from a seasoned ticket holder door stop. undercough officers made a "buy" and arrested the suspect. the 49ers gave the real owner replacement tickets and marked

the others as "stolen." >> investors hope if a fresh start today after thursday's big 200-point drop for the dow. samsung is getting ready to unveil a new wearable device. jane? >> we have talked about this, and it looks like it will happen samsung on september 4, six daze before apple's expected to show off the new iphone, they will unville a galaxy gear device something like a wrist watch. you can make calls, surf the web, check e-mail. the company is working on a bendable screen that gives samsung a "wrist" in the door to the $60 billion a year watch industry. >> big sell off yesterday in trading and certainly like to see a little bit better action after that but, really, not a lot of people stepping into the

market either way. the silicon valley index is trading higher. imagine you run a big company and you think it is about to merge, you are close, you tell a thousand white collar employize this will be let go and the government objects to the merger and all the people you were going to fire, now you need them to run the company. that is what is going on at american airlines according to an aviation consultant after the justice department at the last minute objected to the plans to merge with u.s. us airways. >> right now we will check with leyla gulen following closely the sunol grade sig-alert. >> it has been a problem, now, for at least an hour and a half with an overturned big rig northbound along 680 and we have been tracking with our app and i will show thank you in a second, but, first, we have all lanes shut down and through our wazers

they say the traffic is inching along ever-so-slightly and i can show you what it is doing to the commute in the east bay. so from 580 through livermore toward 680 it is bumper-to-bumper traffic and the drive from dublin to the interchange is also bumper-to-bumper traffic and folks have to get by using side streets which are loading up. the app shows folks who are taking pictures of the backup, we do not have pictures of the seen but fog could possibly have been a factor in the accident. the overturned big rig was carrying 66,000 pounds of mail. traffic is stopped and the sky has cleared with a few of the clouds out there but no fog right now. speaking of clouds, and sunshine, mike nicco? >> we have everything. we will talk about wins, too, small craft advisory if you are headed out on the bay from 2:00

this afternoon to 8:00 this evening, with winds through the delta and our beaches from the northwest at the same speed. fairly at 21 is healthy, and the rest of us are dealing with speeds less than ten miles per hour, and it the extra push keeping us cooler today than yesterday. this is how it lookings from mount tamalpais this morning, we will have mostly sunny afternoon but cooler tonight, and it will be cloudy and transition slightly cooler, not so human, so, 60's are less likely but a few out there and 50's are more normal with a warm spike on sunday and all the days around it are cooler-than-average. the cloud cover shows everyone getting clouds by 8:00 and it pulls from the east bay and the south bay by 11:00 and still some hanging around the bay along the marin county chest in the shallow valleys and by 3:00 it is partly sunny at the coast. now, temperatures today, 65 at

half moon bay and san francisco at 66, and mid-to-upper 70's through the bay shore to 88 in san jose and low-to-mid 80's in the north bay and upper 80's to near 90 in the east bay valley. as far as our game, it will be another delightful night at the coliseum and mostly sunny and dropping down to partly cloudy and 61 by the end of the gale. 60's tonight in the east bay and the south bay and the rest of us are hanging out in the 50's. we have a tug of war going on between the trough of low pressure to the west and the high to the southeast and here is how it plays out, we have extra humidity today but the air will dry tomorrow so do not worry about the humidity. with the sea breeze tomorrow our temperatures drop. sea breeze goes away on sunday and you can see our spike in temperature and the sea breeze comes back and the cooling trend begins enfor monday and tuesday. have a great day. >> ahead, seven things to know before you

>> now, we have been covering this sig-alert all morning, northbound 680 this is involving an overturned big rig carrying 66,000 pounds of mail. we have all lanes shut down and we have a picture of it right now. i can show you exactly what has happened here. that is a look at the overturned big rig and it is still blocking all lanes and the center divider is getting by causing major backups in the commute. avoid northbound 680 at all costs. use mission boulevard to highway 80 to reconnect to 680. >> now, number two, oak police are investigating a double shooting that left a woman dead and a man in the hospital. it happened before immediate night on 100th avenue near san leandro street and police are looking for any witnesses this the shooting.

>> thousands of protesters are on the move in egypt in what is called a day of rage extreming out of mosques and noon prayers and manning across cairo you can see as far as the eye can see and this follows wednesday military crackdown that left more than 630 people dead. >> if marin county, a serial murder suspect is expected to deliver closing arguments in his trial today. the 79-year-old defendant joseph naso is charged with the murders of four prostitutes in the 1970's and 1990's who have matching first and last initials. accuse working to finish up the new span of the bay bridge and now we know it will open after labor day weekend. the bridge will close for five days and re-open september 3. >> the principal atally appeal high school is warning students, no streaking on campus anymore and wants to stop the streaking tradition after two students ran naked during lunch yesterday on the first day of school.

this is a prank usually seen at the end of a school year. >> seven, we are off to a mild morning and all the temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's but mountain view is 67 and antioch at 68 and santa rosa and novato and san ramon and half moon bay in the upper 50's and san francisco and oakland at 61 and san jose at 65. fog has been an issue and so has the mist this morning, you can see it on the golden gate bridge with sun coming out an hour later today, and that will keep us in the low-to-mid 60's at the coast and were -- we're not lowe -- in the low 90's inland.

good morning, america. to our viewers in the west. breaking right now. state of emergency. egypt in chaos. tens of thousands of protesters pouring into the streets on this day of rage. teargas thrown. we're live from cairo. breaking overnight, hannah anderson in public for the first time since her ordeal. family and friends rallying around her. and now, new details that show her abduction was carefully planned. her kidnapper, stockpiling weapons before he stole her away. two, separate, shocking bear attacks at one of the most popular national parks in the country. hikers charged by a momma grizzly. hear how they fought her off. i'm calling to report stuff stolen. >> a frantic 911 call. a wedding dress stolen from a