live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a serious health care for comedian joan rivers rushed to a new york hospital. good morning, i am eric thomas. the 81-year-old reportedly stopped breathing while under going a medical procedure. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom. what happened? >> law enfollow source confirms that the fire department took joan rivers from a medical clinic on east 93rd in new york to mount sinai in critical condition. look at the video outside the hospital this morning. pretty much business as usual and some encouraging news, multiple media outlets report her condition has upgraded to

"stable." it is reported that she was having a minor procedure as a medical clinic, a throat surgery, a source tell saying they put a scope down her threat to check her vehiclal cord and she stopped breathing. her daughter and frequent co-star and her 13-year-old son have reportedly plane to new york to be by her side. this is video of her in july of 2010 promoting her movie that premiered that year and workshopped her play at magic theater in san francisco and did a show at the uptown in napa in 2011, no stranger to the bay area. yesterday she was at an ever vice president in new york promoting her book and someone said she appeared to be in good spirits and had a lot of energy and was cracking jokes.

hopefully this improved condition in the last hour upgraded now to stable is a good sign she will make a recovery. from oakland airport, a hawaiian airlines flight headed from san jose to maui was diverted. hawaiian flight 45 landed safely in oakland after a u-turn over the pack if make a few loops to bun off the jet fuel before returning. hawaiian seas the mechanical problem was not an emergency. the boeing 767 returned out of caution. developing news from the south bay west of morgan hill where the sheriff is investigating a disturbing crime, a burned body was found near oakland avenue near the reservoir near highway 101. matt has the story. >> the regulation is taking place 150 to 175 yards away from us here and this is just right

near the reservoir. the body is 20' to 30 feet off the remain bangment. the sheriff have not confirmed which sochi it is but they do know and are not releasing. someone driving by saw smoke and realized it was a person on fire and paramedics arrived and pronounced the person dead and called in law enforcement. >> obviously a homicide. very suspicious. bodies do not catch on fire on their own. obviously, we are going to hook into this and treating it like a homicide and vetoing it with all of the resources we have. the coroner will determine when and how the person died and then try to figure out what they were doing the last few hours and days of their life. it is a well traveled road during commute hours and they hope anyone who saw anything suspicious this morning will give them a call. oakland avenue is expected to be closed all day today because of

this investigation and this is the first homicide of the year for the santa clara county sheriff. thank you. san francisco police are investigating the circumstances that led to a bizarre accident that caused the death of a man hit by a city-owned garbage truck. investigators thing the man was actually on the sidewalk when he was hit. the garbage truck driver is still at the scene and cooperating. the medical examiner is going do work on identify the victim. this san death is the 10th pedestrian death this year. >> a high school teacher would made threatening streets about the students is still on the job although she was apprehended. she tweeted best help of the school career i already want stab in kids it is that bad, 19 more days. another tweet said certain students make her "trigger

finger" itchy and took down the twitter account. the interim school district superintendent said she was given a written reprimand and we reach out to the school for comment but we have yet to hear back. >> the santa rosa mother accused of grabbing her boy by the debt for pulleying her daughter will not face criminal charges and the prosecutor will not proceed with the case against the 30-year-old mother who was arrested back in may after a 12-year-old boy told officials at the elementary school she grabbed his throat. she maintains he never touched the boy. an independent investigators hired by the school district concluded she did grab enough to leave four imprints. >> we have information of the 6.0 magnitude earthquake in napa valley. the eggs eggs says -- the u.s. geological survey said there

could be one to ten aftershocks could be expected next week. amy hollyfield has more from napa valley. people all over napa need help and residents say just look around and it is obvious that a disaster happened here. some of them say they have declared it a disaster when the earthquake hit on sunday morning but the government doesn't work that quickly. today, the county will make it official. when there is a crack this big in the foundation can you not stay in your him. the family is now living in a motor home mention to their house which shifted off the foundation in the earthquake. she says they need to rebuild and that will cost at least $100,000. >> we don't have, insurance. >> the county will take the first step toward helping people in a meeting today and the supervisors will declare napa a disaster area and that will open

doors for people to tart applying for federal money. >> i hope fema kicks in. you have seen napa our old town is...destroyed. in a way. >> >> the county starts the process of providing long-term health, volunteers at the food bank are helping with short term needs. they spend the morning giving food and water to earthquake victims. >> we served over 70 families in an hour and a half. it was pretty amazing. >> this. says all of her food spoils and she does not have electricity. or it was crushed with the deashes when it fell to the floor. >> my husband hasn't been able to work because of the earthquake and that is money that could be used for food but we getting food and this is great. >> it is heartbreaking to hear the stories because a lot of them have lost their houses. that is really hard. i'm glad we are here.

the today bank is open until 2:00 this afternoon and they will assess if they need to open again tomorrow. if you would like to donate the director says cash is best and it is very much appreciateed. thank you, amy hollyfield the as you saw from amy hollyfield, the need is urgent. here is an easy way to give where you live and it doesn't cost a lot, text "red cross" to 9099 and ten dollar donation will appear on the next cell phone bill. >> napa is asking residents with earthquake debris to only use disposal site on 3rd they set up sites all over the city but all but one are new shut down. >> the miss have released the picture of a new sing hole that opened up advising people to avoid the area. it is not clear if the sing hole is related to the sunday earthquake but several sinkholes

have opened up since the 6.0 magnitude earthquake on sunday. you will find a gallery of photos from the napa earthquake and tip on preparing for the next disaster with continuing come this, too, and breaking news alerts and follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> new video with 15 to 20' waves pup melling southern california bench. a lifeguard building collapsed. the tide finishes what is left of the 1919era building used as offices. were was sent home so no one was hurt after the collapse. this is the third day of huge waves, dangerous rip currents and flooding, the effect of tropical follow marie. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the high surf conditions. >> i heard from the lifeguards 120 rescues and many benches we have probably frequented

including 36 rescues in venice and 30 in santa monica. marie is moving to the southwest and as she weakens so do the back coming our way. 45 miles per hour wind with gusts up to 60 miles per hour and the waves are still hitting in the south especially around los angeles and san diego up to 20' through tomorrow at 6:00. you can see the breeze is going to weaken in that same timeframe. if you head to the south watch out for 10 or 15' waves and up to 20'. now the swells are extended another day coming from the southeast at 6' to 8'. >> thank you. we have a lot more ahead including a visit to the pay area by former secretary of state, hillary clinton, with the high-tech reason she is here. >> plus see something, say something, a new way for bart riders to report a crime without having to call

>> woman died at bumping man festival after being run over by a bus. the deadly accident is being investigated. according to the log she fell under the bus and is not being identified until the next of kin is notified. this is not the first time a festival goer has been run over at burning man. in 2003 a 21-year-old woman from

bell mop was killed by a trailer pulled by a car. firm secretary of state hillary clinton is ready to speak in the hour at the st. rechris hotel in san francisco and she will make the keynote address at the summit. it is an executive forum if the technical industry and the trends. the former homeland security secretary janet napolitano will also speak at the we -- event. >> caltran is closing northbound 280 from highway we we to king secret at 2:00 p.m. and it will not re-open until next tuesday morning at 5:00. the video from a caltran camera shows the 280 and 101 junction and the closing will allow the crews to replace two bridge hinges as part of a safety project. southbound lanes are 280 will

stay open. >> starting today, part has a new app that lets riders report crimes using smart 15s and it is called bart watch, and it is free and easy to use. riders have been asking for a way to report trouble without draw attention to themselves using apple and droid systems. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. good morning from the top of the broadcast center where you can see the clouds finally letting the sun come out because they were later i will show you the effect on temperatures and we have a couple aftershocks this morning and what to expect theness seven days and the holiday weekend is clear. a big announcement from apple, could the iwatch be on

covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. if you are out and about if san francisco you could notice a production crew filming a movie and we spotted several nice mustangs including this pretty red one and others were parked on front seat. crew members are remaining tight saying they are shooting a documentary about the culture of cars and they will be filming all over the city. apple lovers: september

ninth is when they will release their newest products. the industry is expecting an iphone with a larger scene than the country 4" display. others say the smart watch is the most widely anticipated introduction since apple replaced the ipad in 2010. another new phone case in what? what in let's head outside and check on the gorgeous weather. just when you get all the accessories you heed for that phone ... here comes another because everything is obsolete. as far as our weather, you can see over to the port of oakland, this is extra humidity that a lot us have noticed and it has been more humid than normal this summer mostly to do with the warmer ocean water we telling with and a lot of low-to-mid 60's and we should be in the mid-to-upper 50's. here is where the aftershocks

are from 1.8 this morning followed by a 2.2 at 6:05 and 2.4 in the same area as the earthquake at 7:27. what to picket the next seven days, a 2 percent chance of a larger earthquake than the initial 6.0 and five or greater, a 10 percent chance is down and 1 to 10 weak aftershocks between 3 and 5. the slow reveals of sunshine are more typical of the summer than yesterday where it came out early and we have a few breaks and you will still see more cloud cover together than yesterday the trend even with the day before. here is a look from emeryville with the clouds to the coast and south bay is the first to break out with the inland east bay neighbor, plenty of sunshine and grab the sunglasses. you can see 73 in los gatos and live more, and 71 in concord and fairfield at 74 and 80 in antioch.

you will reach 93 of the san francisco is right new at 60. at the golden gate park, clearing up but i don't think we will completely clear out today but the clouds will stay the elevation they are right new. clouds will come in tomorrow and could dim our sunshine enough to drop the temperatures through the holiday weekend and it will be dry as we unofficially say good by to summer but if san francisco, our warmest days are typical. in los gatos and gilroy, nearly 90 degrees and 80 in redwood city and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay until napa, 90 again. be careful there if you working outside. low-to-mid 70 for most of the east bay, and berkeley is the low. and a day game, down at at&t park, first pitch is 12:45 and up to 60 with a high burn factor

and a last football game over at the cove and 70 at 7:00 and kickoff is 62 by the time the game ends. the temperatures will news conference wait through the weekend but not that much to be noticeable and labor day is going to be a summer-like day can we will see a little bit of cooling on tuesday and wednesday. the only difference is friday and saturday we coe have more high clouds than today and the rest of the seven-day forecast. have a great afternoon. back to you. >> we got having news on the phone that weapon talking about, from the business insider eric. >> apple is pulling massive stage for the iphone 6 event september 9 at the flint center for the performing arts in cupertino, the invitations went out today for the accept 9 -- the september 9 event. you heard it here first. high-tech world will be watching. >> explore where you live.

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>> coming up, a new report on pregnancy and obesity and what women can do to keep their weight down and deliver more healthy babies. >> labor day celebrates the

american worker and it signals that summer is helping. our reporter will help you explore where you live by seasoning up the last more time fund. kicking things off is the millbrae art and wine festival with thousands invited to the biggest bay area weekend event with the mardi gras style celebration featuring wine and microbrews and music and a car show, craves and much more. >> that is not the only wine celebration. may your cup of fun run over at the livermore harvest wine festival with 40 wineries participating during the crush season. >> oakland native grammy winning drummer will be performing at the play and celebration of equality and civic involvement among members of the lgbt. >> and in oakland a group of hip

hop fame is putting on their third annual free event with hip hop and rap artists with food and other performers and if you did not necessity, september 3rd is the official holiday. >> finally, labor day is time to hop in the saddle for the year of the san francisco, the bicycle race for men, women, and kids and take you through the secrets of san francisco. for more information on all of the events visit abc7news.com. a last thing to do. from all us at abc7 news thank you for joining us. would wants to be a millionaire is next. we will look from emeryville camera to the

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