good morning, he is sleeping at the hotel here in downtown san francisco. look at the security here. howard treat is blocked off. we have a lot of secret service officers in friend. police officers are in the area watching this block. the president flew in last night from seattle and want straight to the hotel after 9:00 on a three-day trip to the west coast to raise money and will attend a fundraiser at four seasons this morning in san francisco and head to a private home in los altos raising money for the upcoming election for the democratic party. the trip was planned two weeks ago before the conflict in the middle east intensified. it was before the plane was shot down in the ukraine. the white house says the president will be paying necessary attention to both issues in the next few days. this is the 18th trip to the bay area since becoming

president. air force one is wheels up at 1:30 this afternoon to take the president to los angeles for more fundraisers. former secretary of state hillary clinton is also back in the bay area today. she visited twitter and facebook and google headquarters monday. today she goes to the children's hospital oakland institute to launch a community campaign to encourage parents to talk, read and sing to their kids cosponsored by the clinton foundation. crews work to secure a building when a truck crashed in the front of a liquor store at the house of liquor overnight. they trying to figure out why the driver plowed into the side of the store. she was taken to the hospital as a precaution when she said she was not sure if she was hurt. the store was open at the time of the crash. katie marzullo is at scene now

and we will have an update at the top of the hour. >> the first bodies of victims of malaysian airlines will arrive in netherlands today. a ceremony took place before two military transport planes took off. dutch citizens made up a majority of the 298 people killed when the boeing was shot down by a missile. the united states believes it was fired from land controlled by pro-russian separatists in ukraine. >> secretary of state john kerry is in israel hopes to end fighting between israeli forces and hamas. israel and hamas agreed to a five hour cease-fire to allow gaza residents to stock up on food and medicine. israel vowed to fight back if hamas resumes rocket fire. conflict killed 650 lanes and 31 israels. we spoke with a san jose man who lost 30 members of his own

family in one airstrike. >> this is one of my cousins who passed away killed five hours ago. >> hani jamah is glued to social sites and international news channels where he gets the information of gaza and israel. it is where he learned of sunday's missile strike that killed 30 people in one building. >> i was like, wow, that is sad, who those people? it is my family. >> the three generations living under one four story roof was gone. this is where the home stood. this is the list of the dead. >> four. seven. eight. >> no one survived. ten. 12. six months old. >> i felt terrible to see humans die this way but my family members? it is difficult.

>> the last time he was in gaza was two years ago. these are photos from the visit now he wants to go back but getting to the rejohn is nearly impossible. the bombings are intensifying. so is the chaos. the council is demanding an end to the violence in a letter campaign. >> hold israel accountable for civilian deaths they are perpetuating through the use of united states tax dollars. >> thousands of letters are delivered to senator feinstein's office on thursday. one united states airlines will not resume flights to tel aviv today. last half hour us airways canceled flights from philadelphia to tel aviv today and tomorrow. the f.a.a. ban flying into tel aviv is expected to be lifted this morning after a 9:00 our time. it was issued after a rocket landed near israel's main

airport. the new york mayor flew to israel to show it is safe to fly in and out of the israel. >> an 80-year-old san francisco woman is recovering after a bullet shattered her apartment window at the senior housing apartment at 3rd street in the bayview district. sky 7 shows the hole in the frosted glass of the window. the woman was watching tv and glass hit her. investigators recovered a bullet and say it came from a block away. police did not say if the shooting was connected to hit-and-run accidents that injured three in the area. >> police are asking for help to track down the women wanted in a home invasion robbery. a 29-year-old and 32-year-old women left a man badly injured. the suspects could be staying in sunnyvale neighborhoods. santa clara will hire water cops to look for those wasting

water during the drought. santa clara valley water district voted to hire up to ten temporary workers to patrol the district. they will not hand out fines but visit the homes or businesses and try to educate them on state and local restrictions. it costs the district 500,000. >> the municipality district is considering a plan to make it illegal to wastewater. the new rules ban customers from watering their lawns more than twice a week. customers are required to have a shut off on the hose. violators are not fined but there will be water flow restrictors on marines leading to homes or businesses that break the rules. a hearing is scheduled next week. >> did we get significant rain? mike? >> not really, the most was .12" which was west of san mateo. just a little here and there and

not even a report in san francisco where we had .04". look at the water temperature: we should be in the low-to-mid 50's and half moon bay is in the upper 50's but we are going from the low-to-mid 60's because we have not had the northwest wind that causes the cooler air to come for the surface. monday stray was 67 yesterday the warmest ocean temperature yesterday at the bouy so mild mornings 58 at sunny side and low-to-mid 60's throughout san francisco and upper 50's around palo alto and santa clara and saratoga and everyone else in the low-to-mid 60's again this morning. clouds and patchy drizzle is possible and the temperatures are comfortable today from the mid-60's to mid-70's at noon and mid-60 to nearly 80 at 4:00 and mid-70's at 7:00.

the real heat coming in the seven-day forecast. leyla gulen? >> today through 27th at at the sonomaation -- sonoma raceway, there will be the nationals so expect heavy traffic at highway then and 121 lasting through sunday. it starts on friday. from daly city away from he one to 101 it is clear to king street. it will only take nine minutes northbound along 280 where we accident free. san mateo bridge shows traffic moving smoothly across the water from hayward to foster city at only nine minutes. >> hundreds town out for a hearing on the chevron plan to upgrade the refinery.

critics say their plan is not enough. >> a type of cancer in marin county that people are seeing more of.

covering santa clara, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. welcome back. in washington, cooler and wetter weather is helping firefighters battle the largest fires in state history with stunning pictures from the front lanes of the fires which has burned 400 square miles in the north central part of the state. a flash flood warnings in effect and heavy rainfall expected raising concerns over the vegetation that has burned.

>> melanoma has a higher risk in marin than any other area of the state after a new study came out showing rate of diagnosis is 43 percent higher than in other bay area counties and 60 percent higher than in the state as a whole. scientists have tried to determine why marin has higher-than-average rates of breast cancer and the findings could put melanoma under the scrutiny. interest and concern over chevron plans to modernize a refinery in richmond. a huge crowd turned out lobbying both for and against the project. cornell has more. a thousand people packed into the memorial auditorium in richmond holding signs, a last chance to comment about chevron 's $1 billion plan to modernize the refinery. >> our position is that modernization of the refinery must make the refinery operations themselves cleaner

not dirty. >> chevron is reversing the previous position agreeing to a lower cap on greenhouse emissions and limiting the dirty and high sulpher oil. >> the modernization project includes a safety plan more stringent than existing regulations so there is more monitoring and reporting and more transparency. >> i am a proud chevron employee for the last 14 years. >> many speakers work at the refinery but live in richmond and they support the plan bringing more than a thousand new jobs. >> we will try to capture the economic opportunity which will lessened disparity our community. >> environmental activists want the plant to replace aging oil pipes. >> how do you replace the old pipes in they could corrode.

we do not want another explosion like what happened in august of 2012. >> the accident sent shockwaves through the community. chevron is now committed to giving back and agreeing to increase the community investments into local nonprofits. a final vote happens july 29. happening now the biggest ever salvage operatings is close to completion. the wreck of the hip ship is being toed -- the wreck of the "costa concordia" is being towed "costa concordia" struck a reef in july of 2012 and capsized killing 32. it was refloated nine days ago and kept above the surface by giant chambers. it will take four days to reach port. the salvage operation will cost $2 billion. a rams rookie michael sam the first openly gay player in the nfl has the first full

practice on friday. yesterday, a former nfl coach released a statement clarifying remarks about sam which were printed in a tampa paper on sunday saying he would not have drafted sam because the presence will distract teammates and now he is saying the sexual or cent station is not the distraction but the media attention is. he says he feels badly his remarks added to the distraction^. sam responded. >> thank god he wasn't a rams coach. but i have a great respect for the coach and like everyone in america, everyone is entitled we their own opinion. >> sam, withed out yesterday with other rams' rookies. veterans report tomorrow. >> current and former a's players and coaches serve up tasty treats at the 15th annual root beer float day and the manager will be joined by

several players including former employers such as canseco and hip hot artist serving up floats. floats will cost $2 and benefit the juvenile diabetes research foundation starting at 5:00 p.m. in east side club at the coliseum. >> levi stadium has the first charity event with 49er players tackling some are very different: the 8th annual pass that bowl and players and coaches and alumni are celebrity waiters serving up italian dinner. head coach jim harbaugh and dwight clark will be there and they are supporting program for underserved kids and teens. the event is sold out. dwight clark will never drop that pasta. >> never. >> in good hands. >> who is serving it to them?

>> catch the plate. no problem. >> nice event for both foundations and nice weather along with it. no need to worry about thunderstorms this morning. it is much quieter with live doppler 7 hd and how it looks from the exploritorium, you can see how calm the bay water is with a few layers of cloud cover and they could let go of dry el from time to time but it is dry for the commute and we will move on and talk about mostly sunny conditions to the coast with mild temperatures today. you do not like the heat? today is 9 last nice day for you. clear tonight and clearer with patchying for along the coast. the heat and dry air arrive tomorrow. it spreads to the coast friday and the week end. today the temperatures are below average in the south bay with 76

this milpitas upper 70's can nearly 80 elsewhere but los gatos and gilroy is the usual mid-to-upper 80's and mid-to-upper 70 on the peninsula with 78 in redwood city and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and touching 70 around downtown and south san francisco and 71 in sausalito and mid-to-upper 60's loan the north bay coast with mid-to-upper 70's inland and possibly 80 in sonoma and 81 in napa. you will warm back to normal levels without the wind. 72 in richmond, mid-70's elsewhere long the east bay shore and the east bay valleys, we have low-to-upper 80's and the humidity is less than the last couple days. tonight we have patchy fog developing and temperatures are cooler than this morning and mid-50's to low 60's. tomorrow morning, the low is pulling away from us and look what is rolling back behind it, the heat coming up from the

desert southwest. how hot will it get? check out the seven-day outlook: low-to-mid 70's along the coast and upper 70's into san francisco on thursday through saturday and mid-to-upper 80's around the bay and mid-to-upper 90's inland with the least way stretching into tuesday and this could be the longest stretch of temperatures this warm in a long time. leyla gulen? >> we are dealing with one accident: we are looking at the drive along southbound 880 as you make it up to grant street where we have the minor accident. thanks to the wazers for reporting this. you can track your own traffic with the exclusive waze app at apple app and google play downloading it for free. we look at the drive over the altamont pass you can see how busy it is. folks are saying it is heavy

traffic. you are down in the single digits at 17 miles per hour the closer you get to greenville road. slowing through the amount pass. along 680 southbound through walnut creek away from pleasant hill the drive is empty and traffic is running smoothly away from highway 4 to the 24 junction. thank you, leyla gulen. >> a miss tray man spent $800 on groceries to strangers is talking about it. >> 33-year-old michael seaman is the good samaritan. he walked into a greecery outlet in concord and offered to pay for other people's groceries and said he just was laid off from the sales job at start-up in concord and he wanted to do something to turn his bad day into a good one. >> it worked using the final paycheck to help others made him feel better. >> it is not like he was sitting

on cash and made millions he was laid off. that takes courage to do. and trust. >> cyber thieves hit again. be alert going out to tickets of a major online ticket vendor. >> many obese youngsters

there is a voluntary fruit recall including ralph stores and food for less over listeria concerns that included peaches and plums and sold as trader joes and costco and sam club's applying to baked goods. the deadly bacteria can affect older adults and children. >> san francisco-based start-up stub hub was the victim of cyber criminals who hacked into accounts of thousands and got

account holder log in and password information from data breaches on other sites and malware and used the information to buy tickets. the company says they alerted customers and have issued refunds. law enforcement officials will hold a news conference today to discuss the case which spans several countries. they say arrests are imminent. we are helping a bay area community build a great space for families in oak land which is the hope to a brand new play ground. crews start demolishing the old space yesterday and it is dilapidated. with the help of volunteers abc7 will put in a safer and green playground. work is one day, august 8. we cannot wait to show you the finish project. >> many of us will be part of it. mike will teach leyla gulen and i how to use power tools. >> fun!

>> acoustic blues, is that your flavor in redwood city has music in the park from 5:00 to k dropping to 68 by 8:00. if you like baseball, head over to the cove ending up at 66. the 115 to 120 range so be came. today, 114 at palm springs. 90 in los angeles. 82 in san diego. the heat hasn't made it to sacramento and 88 in north lake tahoe and sunny and 77. >> we have another accident as we look at our waze app in the area through tracy are we have a fender bender. it is blocking a lane. you can see the slowing along 205 westbound.

wazers are reporting an accident westbound through tracy with a vehicle stopped on the shoulder and a wreck is stopped on the road. it is a show ride before you get beyond the accident and then you are looking at clear conditions and you have another area of construction as you continue in the westbound direction. at san rafael the drive along 101 is smooth headed to 580 and at the golden gate bridge into san francisco it is wide open and quiet. matt and kristen? university of california schools will see an increase in out-of-state students continuing the trend that some feel is sending the wrong message. the percent of freshmen coming from outside california is above 20 percent up from 18 percent last year and 15.5 percent the year before. officials say there is no impact on the number of freshmen from california. one thinks the rise in

non-california would result in short-term resolution knew beast at the expense of public cade. >> your kids could be overweight and not know it. a study shows many obese children view themselves as "normal." 6,000 young people were surveyed and 30 percent misperceived their weight. that is true in the black and mexican american communities. doctors warn children who are obese but don't know it face diabetes and other health problems. a report shows dramatic drop in birth rates among california teens. the state cut their teen birth rate by 63 years since 1990 the biggest drop in the nation. experts credit sex education program and access to contraception. president obama is waking up in the bay area at 5:00 a

mission and message from protesters. >> a driver crashes into an east bay liquor store. we have details on what happened and the effort to repair the damage. citizens on patrol and the backup of severely depleted s

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning at 5:00 on wednesday. hope you had a good night sleep. it is quieter. >> for a lot of people. the thunderstorms have moved on. what can we expect today? calmer weather. check out live doppler 7 hd. just a