fire leaves ten without a home and what investigators know on how the place started. >> potential roadblock to a new take on car technology where a law could stand in the way of new headlight design minute meant to curb crashes. >> a lot of people were up early feeling the 4.30 magnitude earthquake near fremont. leyla gulen has the details on traffic. mike has the weather forecast. >> people walked outside they may have noticed the cooler weather. you will have cooler weather the next couple of nights. five miles visibility in petaluma and half moon bay. the fog is not so thick as it will be the next couple of knits. a little bit of drizzle is possible along the coast and through the morning. over the next 12 hours 56 to 63 and no 60s and 70s like we had year. by noon, we are look at 62 to 78

under partly cloudy skies and sunny the better part of the afternoon and a lot more comfortable as the heat and humidity relax. we are in the 60s and 70s as you head throughout the evening hours. it should be less stressful on your body today. >> mike thanks. stressful? is that the roads this morning? >> stressful on the -- on everything. the bay bridge is still slow and we are looking at 22 minutes away from emeryville to san francisco with construction that was late to be picked you. it should have been picked up at 5 o'clock and at 6:00 we still have big delays beyond treasure island. then it lootsens up but, competent, that is taking on minutes to the commute. at the golden gate bridge, traffic is light and we just have one accident that is clearing tapes in the east bay with details straight ahead. >> 6:01 the

earthquake made for a busy morning with inspection of the bart tracks after an early delay. things are moving now. >> signature back to normal at fremont bart station after a short period of delays. that is because of the 4.30 earthquake. the train just left. a lot of commuters are relieved everything is back to normal and on time the trains have been coming and going at the station without any issues. the delays were reported up to half an hour system-wide this morning and morning commuters say they rushed out of the house to catch an early train so they would not be late. the delays are no longer an issue. a mantles us rather than the alarm going off it was the earthquake that woke it up at 2:41. >> i woke up with a yosemite and i thought it was my air

conditioning. but it was really something. >> another bart rider was nervous she would be late to her job interview in san francisco but relief for her knowing she will be in the city on time. fremont police say they have been receiving a lost calls early this morning from a lot of squared and nervous residents who were wondering what was going on. of course they realized it was an earthquake. so far police say had have been no reports of any injuries or damage. thanks janet. the shaking is rattling nerves in the bay area but some are play it cool. we spoke to folks at the 7-eleven when it hit. >> i am from california so i an used to it. [ inaudible ] >> no joys have been recorded

and there was no immediate damage. >> make sure you have anarch survival kit ready to go with guidelines on stocking a kit and developing an emergency plan for the family at abc7news.com by looking for "prepare section." >> you can can see in vallejo a dozen people are out of their hopes after fire tore through two duplexes. amy hollyfield is at the scene in vallejo with more. look behind me. this used to be someone's home and now it is boarded up, blackened mess. there is a lot of fire and smoke dam. look at the fire that burned the duplex in vallejo. the building was fully involved and the fire was starting to spread to another building when they got here. the fire was out in 20 minutes

but they could not go back inside. ten people had to find somewhere else to sheep. the red cross was here to help. the call came this at 11:45. no ones with hurt. later this morning, they will get a better sense of how much damage was done and they will look for the fire's cause. disturbing news from modesto. the suspect in the killings of five people was also the focus of an investigation into the murder of a two-year old boy. the 30-year-old martin martinez of san jose is the primary suspect in the deaths of his girlfriend's dr. an man da crews, their six-month-old daughter meese and girlfriend's daughter from another relationship. police say martinez is a suspect in the october death of christopher ripley the 2-year-old son of crews and her ex-husband.

>> christopher sustained head injuries while martinez was watching him. >> mourners gathered for two separate vigils last night. friends and family and former patients of dr. crews turned out to share stories and memories of the victims. >> relatives of martinez say he would never commit murder. husband cousin expressed shock saying she has future been able to visit him in jail but said the last time show saw martinez and amanda crews was during a family funeral. she said they were a happy couple at that time. >> happening today the family of a san francisco woman killed at pier 14 will be in washington dc pushing for immigration policy reform. kate steinle's family is scheduled to testify in front of a senate judiciary committee about city sanctuary laws. francisco sanchez charged in kate steinle's death a five time deportee. the san francisco sap wary protected francisco sanchez from

deportation. lt. governor said this poll needs to change. our reporter is in washington dc for the temperature of the family with reports later today open abc7 at 5 o'clock and 6:00 p.m. >> restaurant owners in oakland say though are getting hit hard by the city's new fees on compost. the city council so far has decided to do nothing about it curing to the "san francisco chronicle" with the higher fees into affect weapon the new $1 billion garage contract kicked in. restaurant owners say the positively compost bills have ballooned by hundreds of dollars and the city council members say they were misled by the administrator of the hidden costs. >> a group of california farmers face a historic fine of $1.5 million open accusations they illegally took water during the drought claiming the irrigation district diverted water great a pumping plant but the district has water rights dating back 100

areas and it is not clear if the state can end the rights. now a check on weather forecast. cooler when i stepped outside this morning. >> little breezy. >> yesterday we had record breaking warm lows in the morning and this morning we are normal. >> absolute it. it has to due with the dew point. the dew point temperatures retreated back to pleasant level, though more humid like yesterday. the temperatures when you step outside we start add woodside at 60 and same in san mateo and belmont at 61. redwood city is at 63. we have low 60s everywhere. livermore is the exception at 63 and check out 59 at half moon bay and san francisco and napa and santa rosa at 57 and mill valley at 56. in the afternoon hours we have inland east bay warmest at 84 to 90, and in the south by, the coast and san francisco is back

to average at 64 to 68. in walnut creek you can see the clouds are making it to our inland east bay neighborhood. cooler conditions wednesday into thursday and a warming trend on friday. here is leyla with the treatment this morning. what do you have? >> a treat a drive westbound on 80 heading out of san pablo to richmond and traffic is light. that is the treat. as i move in 180 degree direction to check out eastbound traffic it is light and other parts of the bay area we are still tracking this track and it is getting better and things are dissipating pause on the eastern span of the bay bridge as you come up to treasure island we had some construction that was late being picked up and should have been picked up at 5 o'clock but we are at 6:09. at one point we were 25 minutes away from emeryville to san francisco and it is improving and at 18 minutes to get you

between the east bay into the city. be presented. we have delays. >> a breakthrough in the fight against h.i.v. and how a teen girl is giving new hope to doctors and parents. >> apple takes a bite out of wall street and what is expected to give a boost to the tech giant.

covering walnut creek, burlingame campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. good morning on this tuesday at 6:13, a gorgeous shot from the cameras on mount tamalpais looking to the east, the thick layer of low clouds and the sun just starting to rise on the horizon start of another beautiful day. >> governor jerry brown is grabbing headlines at the vatican at a global symposium with leaders from around the world. brown, san jose mayor liccardo and san francisco mayor lee are taking part if a two day conference open climate change and modern slavery. brown was a key note speaker this morning with harsh word for

critics who are "bamboozling the public with propaganda." he said skeptics are trying to shay to politicians and the scientists and the public that global warming is not happening. >> to change the world from fuel-based culture is not easy but there are plenty of exams where it is happening. i can bring you the example of california: for many years it has been taking on serious environmental challenges. >> liccardo and lee are noon nine mayors at the symposium and will speak on human development and social enclues. >> doctors say an 18-year-old girl could hold the key to fining a cure for h.i.v., the teen is in remission despite stopping treatment a dozen years ago. her case is the world's first report of long-term remission in a child. doctors say it could be roof that early treatment rather than continuous treatment could be the way for a functional cure in h.i.v. legals in the mad so low

they cannot be detected. >> chances are this happening on thanksgiving you eat so much you want toly down and take a nap. >> doesn't it happen to everyone? >> there is a term, a food coma and now a bear is giving us an hilarious look at what it is like the result after a black bear tore through 20-pound bag of dog food he found. >> the trafficker saw it and captured the bear taking a snooze and the pictures were taken in orlando florida on sunday. someone else's food is also better. that is always the key. fill up on someone's it food and crash on their couch. worse house guest ever. >> during a football gale on thanksgiving? i don't think so that is capital offend. >> really? >> don't you think so? i is done it of with. let's get to the weather. i will re-cap the earthquake at

2:41 4.30 magnitude earthquake and we had 11 after shocks with the smaller circles all around where 84 and 238 come together in fremont. winds are the big story. cooler weather. no more records with the winds coming off the southeast, the main layer is back at 14 miles per hour is the wind at concord and live doppler hd showing 2 miles per hour win at fairfield. this is how it looks at sfo and it just updates, let me go over to the commuter and see how long the delays are at sfo. they are running average flight arrival delays at 50 minutes. now. call ahead. we cannot get enough of the awesome picture from mount tamalpais, i would love to take a hike up this right now. go to our website for this look.

no more record warm the. cool nights with clouds and drizzle the next few lights and below average to average for the rest of rest of the week and into the weekend. here is what is remaining of delores, dominance is waning as it pulls away from us and in its weigh high pressure is pushing in the dry air that came from the north and that is going to continue as we head through today, look at the below average temperatures 88 in sunnyvale and milpitas and san jose and cupertino at 82 and mid-to-upper 80s in gilroy and we run 70s in millbrae and only 74 in san mateo and nearly 80 for of the peninsula cooler than yesterday morning and 69 in san francisco, and downtown is about 67 and through the north bay we go, we have 78 in petaluma and san program and santa rosa and napa at 83 and 82 in

richmond baby 72, and 80 in castro valley. we are in the mid-to-upper 80s in most neighborhoods or nearly 90 in brentwood. >> toronto is taking on the a's and dropping to 62 at 9:30. 50s and low 60 and cooler tone with more drizzle away from the coast like we with this morning and we will drop two- to four-degrees tomorrow and couple of degrees on thursday and friday and saturday seasonal temperatures. >> we are stuck in the puck here on i-80 westbound approaching university avenue. we are headed closer to the bay bridge toll plazas and the macarthur maze residual backup because of the delays on the bay bridge. we have santa cruz that was stuck this and longer than it

should have been causing big delays. i can show you what it looks like with all of the red coming away from the hoffman split and bumper-to-bumper traffic at 19 miles per hour approaching university avenue. the drive is hooking slow on all of the feeder roads 580 westbound direction into emeryville up to the bay bridge toll plazas and we have this accident westbound a 88 a stalled vehicle at lake shore and that is blocking when lane and there is in slowing as a result of that with all of the delays pus of the bay bridge backup. >> 6:19 as the earthquake continues to be a big topic of conversation this morning we are getting people engamed on instagram, too. >> at abc7news.com we have a look of the aftershocks of the rattler near fremont. you can see where they hit and how far apart they are. we have had 12 from 1.to

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>> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule news that lives where you live. 6:23 on tuesday morning and your ship has come in. there it is. docked at cruise ship terminal in san francisco. one of the huge crew ships that cover the waters from here to alaska. you will see some tourists on street today. >> new report fines more american children live in poverty now than when we were in the recession. a nonprofit fines that 22 percent of children in the united states live below poverty line as recently as 20134 percent more than 2008 when the housing pebble burst. the department of health and human services sets part line over $23,000 for a family with two adults and two children. >> now a look at "good morning

america" at 7:00. >> good morning. >> coming up next on "good morning america" a new washington post/abc news poll showing donald trump jumping out to biggest lead yet in the race for the republican presidential nomination with nearly twice as much spoor as the closest rival, but can he maintain the momentum? >> we will see you at 7:00. cupertino-based apple will release earnings for the third quarter and sales of the iphone were better than expected if china. analysts believe apple sold 50 million iphones compared with 35 million in the same period of last year. the news is not is good when it comes to the apple watch. a firm said that the watch sales have dropped 90 percent sip they wet on the market back in april. >> the next video is something everyone at work is going to talk about showing what could arguably be the biggest wedding dance fail of all time. take a look. the newlyweds were excited to show off their moves at the

reception and the braid turns her back on her husband who whoa back flips and kicked her to the ground. he lifts her and she is falls again, this is not the knock out the bride had in mind. you will never forget. >> he will never forget more importantly because she will always remind him he will lose every argument the rest of his life because she will always bring up, you remember that time you kicked me in the head on our wedding day. >> lot of couch time involved this. >> we have the top stories including ranking ahead for baby mania, the choice you can make before the delivery to save a little bit of cash. >> legal red tape standing in the way of a potentially life saving car design why the ford headlight upgrades may never hit the streets. a look at san francisco

international airport showing low clouds covering the area.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning. is this beautiful or what? we have been fortunate with the shots from our camera looking to the east. the cool whip on top of the land and the sun is rising in the east. i have done half of mike's work for him. i am eric thomas. >> i am matt keller here for kristen sze and leyla gulen has a busy commute. meteorologist mike nicco is here with a beautiful sunrise but problems at sfo. >> averages 50 minute flight arrival delays because low clouds. live doppler hd shows a few sprinkles out there and a little bit of drizzle as you get closer to the coast. look sharp, everyone, we have visitors pulling in today and they missed all the warmth from yesterday so sales were shore at the wharf because we will be in the 60s at the coast and san francisco. around the bay 76 by 4:00 and

topping out in the 80s most inland neighborhoods. the clouds are still hanging around the better part of the day and low clouds pull back but we will have mid-to-upper level clouds but not so warm or as human today. >> we have had tricky spots this morning. >> but i point out they were all listening to what i were saying the ship is leaving. >> going on right now. they say forget this. >> we have had some pretty heavy traffic in the bay area this morning and this is not one of those places, i want did show you, a bright spot in our traffic forecast. if you come in from marin to san francisco, traffic is light and accident free and we have report of a new accident though in solano county involving a motorcycle and i will tell you if that is affecting your commute. >> 6:30, the earthquake had bart workers busy and they were out early checking to make sure there is no damage to the tracks and our reporter janet o is at

the fremont bart station where it is moving again after the 4.0 tremor. janet? trains have been coming and going from fremont on the bart station without issues this is a continue-minute delay up graded from 30-minute delay because of the 4.30 earthquake that struck in fremont along the fault line. commuters are happy to note it is back to normal in time for the rush hour. >> i am relieved. there will not so so much congestion. a ton of people on bart in the morning and people will not be late for work. >> a few bart riders tell us they arrived at the bart station to catch an early train so they would not be late for work or a job interview and many were already up when the earthquake hit at 23:41 a.m. and it was felt throughout the east bay, in fact fremont police say they received a lot of causes from

scared and nervous residents who reported no major injuries or damage. scary or cool experience depending on who you ask. some even say they slept right through it thing it was a dream. >> thanks, janet a lot of viewers caused the newsroom after the earthquake and told us they felt it. >> people have been sharing thoughts on social media, as well, and a few of the twitter users "wide awake in irvington and it sound like a big truck and then it hit." >> we got several would say they felt the earthquake everything is fine in oakland. "big shake very fast." felt felt it in napa. we got a device in someone in san jose who felt it "scared the cat." if you have photos or video or

damage, #abc7now. we can share it. >> download for free on your abc app store. >> breaking overnight, investigators are looking into two separate fires that brock out. this video is from a fire in delay he that started last night in a duplex near york and alameda street. it spread to another duplex and crews got the fire under control in 20 minutes with no injuries reported but ten people have been displayed. amy hollyfield will have a report from the scene in a few minutes. >> in oakland, another fire broke out at an apartment after 12:30 this morning, the two-story house was fully engulfed in flames when crews got to the scene. everyone got out. officials say the apartment is destroyed.

no injuries were reported. the other two apartments were not damaged. the cause is now under investigation. >> developing news in modesto police say the man suspected of taking five lives is facing a murder charge in the death of a two-year old child. friendsfriends and family gathered last night in modesto for a vigil. a short distance away, hundreds gathered for another remembrance. they have warm memories of the 38-year-old family physician and her family. [ inaudible ] she was really proud of the kids. all of them. it is really hard. >> police say the suspect, martin martinez is accused in the death of a two-year old christopher ripley who died in october. he is the son of dr. crews and her ex-husband. the toddler sustained head injuries while being watched by martinez. it is confirmed he died of blunt

force trauma. >> relatives are shocked bit arrest and have not been able to shock to him. a cousin spoke with abc7. >> i see this stuff on social media, we need to call mix no he is an american citizen. he was born here in san jose. >> police arrested martinez outside the mall in san jose as he and his father walked out of a movie. he will remain in jail until being transferred back to modesto to be arraigned. >> a man would threatened his roommates with a give is in the hospital. the con flown station began at 7:00 p.m. last night. a woman told 9-1-1 to say show and another woman were in danger from a roommate wielding a knife. the man is related to unbefore the women. officers got there quickly and opened tire were at man. they have not said exactly what led up to the shooting. >> investigators are trying to fine out why a car slammed into a funeral home killing the

driver. it happened on telegraph avenue before 10:00 p.m. and the driver went up on to the sidewalk, hit a palm tree and crashed into the funeral home. c.h.p. officers were on the scene and the crash happened next to their oakland office. >> the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to take a big vote on whether to build a new jail. arguments have gone both ways and the $240 million could be better spent on programs to keep people out of jail and they point out the inmate population is actually decreasing. supporters say it is cheaper to build new jail than retrofit and update other falls to accommodate the inmates. >> hitting the brake on the ford safety overhaul and the plan is caught up in legal red tape. >> facebook sees dollars signs and the social media giant is helping other businesses agree and cashing in at the same time. >> as we go to break, abc7 news

the golden gate bridge has the fog back with weather and traffic during the

>> we are back and opening the weather window because it tolls the story, the low clouds are coming lower and the winds are coming from the west at 14 miles per hour and temperatures are up to 12 degrees cooler this morning. again, this afternoon.

no more record warmth. with the sea breeze, no more high humidity. going to the game tonight, blue jays are in time taking on the a's. we will have humidity all through the sierra, again thunderstorms and heavy rain at 75 if lake tahoe and 88 in yosemite but mostly they will stay there and we will have low-to-upper 90s through the central valley and 101 in palm springs and mid-to-upper 70s around san diego and los angeles. more dry than down there. how is the commute going? >> the humidity is curling my hair as the traffic did. i will turn around the 180 degree direction and look at northbound 880 with travel smooth but until you get closer to emeryville we will gotory parts of the bay area and looking at the macarthur maze, that is the residual backup we are spenting because of the we construction blocking lanes on

the bay bridge and it caused a crimp if your commute to say the least so if you are headed westbound from ford to the maze there is a 42-minute drive and you get on to the bay bridge the ten-minute commute and 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo is 11 minutes. >>:41 a long-standing transportation law could stop ford from hit the road with potentially life-saving technology. >> they are developing l.e.d. lieds that would use areas so driver can see better and spot an mas out of view but a regulation passed in 1968 makes the headlights illegal because it requires all cars have driver-controlled high and low beaches. there is no word if the transportation administration could bend the rule. >> costly car insurance leaving millions of americans in the red

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covering los altos antioch petaluma, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> breaking overnight in vallejo the red cross is help ten people who lost their homes in a fire that ripped through two due politics. >> amy hollyfield is on scene with more. amy? >> yes, look what is left of their home. now, it is boarded up and blackened and red tagged. no one is allowed inside. when fires arrived they say the duplex was fully involved and the fire was raging pretty good and the building hype it was starting to catch on fire. they say it took about on minutes to get the fire out but the damage was done. ten people with live here at york and alameda had to find another place to sleep if vallejo. the calls came if at 11:45 but the red cross was here the good in us is no one was her fires must try and figure out how this fire started.

thank you amy it is 6:46. millions of drivers could be missing out on car insavings and the hospital parents pick for delivery can make a huge difference in cost according to a new study. japanese king has the money report. >> good morning, to you. we are starting lower with the dow down 113 and the s&p 500 is slower and the nasdaq is up by two po apple is something we will watch carefully. >> drivers are missing out on car insurance savings with the ambassador american not changed insurance in 12 years and a third of the drivers nevership for new insurance. the national association of insurance commissioners suggest that getting at least three quote asked making sure you get prices for full year, six month and monthly payments. >> yale school of period looked as discharge data great mothers

and babies and found women with trouble-free births saw costs between $2,000 and $12,000. more expensive did not mean better results. part of the cost was the hospital frequency of c-sections with the wide variation means for parents it can pay toship around for hospitals. facebook is building shops in facebook pages that would gun as mini e-commerce sites according to buzz feed and act like a second home for retailers and beens with want to engage with customers and get them to buy products whileening soc this is a huge morning for the gma family with ginger having a baby and she is revealing this morning if she is having a boy or gi

>> do you think that blue means anything? it is a boy pore gyp jury -- boy for ginger and her husband and is celebrating with big blue balloons and cake. more on the expense of becoming a mom on "gma," at 7:00. >> nice to see how happy and not tired they are. >> well will wait until the early wake-up call. hopefully she handle it well. >> getting early wake-up call this morning with cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. >> we will look at a reason why it feels cooler, also, not only the temperature is down 12 degrees but the dew points are back in the 50s where yesterday they were in the 60s and that is all due to the sea breeze that is back. we have a few patches of mid-level moisture moving inland east bay neighbor around san ramon, danville and livermore

and pleasanton and a few sprinkles are possible and drizzle is possible along the coast but the drizzle is the bigger storm as the map layer gets deeper. from our east bay ills -- hills cam remarks the mid-level moisture could be dropping a sprinkle or two and you can see it from the mount tamalpais we have the sunshine sandwich going between the two decks of clouds. we will have clouds and sun and no more record warmth. clouds and drizzle tonight and tomorrow and a lesser extent on thursday. below average through the middle part of this week and we will get back to average warming back up this as we head into the weekend. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s in the south bay with los altos hills and los gatos and san jose and alum rock at 62 and milpitas is coolest at 59. warm spot is right around santa clara at 65 and look at this upper 50s in san francisco and half moon bay and danville and novato and bodega bay at 54 and

everyone else in the low-to-mid 60s so a nicer start. here is our high humidity with delores which has the dominance waning with the high pressure and a dry trough that is going do move in and reinforce the sea breeze and the cooling effect. today, we are below average at ten or telephone degrees cooler than yesterday and lowity in the south bay like san jose at 82 and mid-80's around los gatos and gilroy and deeper in the santa clara valley. accident in millbrae. mid-60s along the coast and sunset is 6 a and downtown around 67 to 69 in south san francisco and sausalito. upper 70's to low 80s through the in the bay valley. richmond and berkeley at 72 and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 70s until castro trail and development at 80. money lace through the inland east bay neighborhoods and the 90 are almost gone but for

brentwood. >> as far as needing the air conditioning, absolutely not. mother nature will provide it. cooler tomorrow by a couple degrees and friday the temperatures rebound to when levels and afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures this weekend. >> headed to san leandro out zone, we are at 98th avenue. traffic is moving descentsly at southbound 880. >> you can check out northbound traffic with a few brake lights flashing. a couple of accidents on the maps involving a motorcycle, on the shoulder, northbound 680 at lake herman road. and it does not appear to be slowing traffic. 680 and i-80, it is clear but out of hercules you start to apply the brakes through san pablo, richmond albany, berkeley 12 miles per hour a nasty dry because of the early slow down on the bay bridge.

in the northbound direction 880 at 238 a if you accident involving a make blocking one lane. >> thank you. we back with seven things to know but of go but, first we have weather and traffic in the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

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with no reports of damage after a 4.30 earthquake woke up many around the bay area, centered at fremont but felt across the bay from north of fairfield to santa cruz. at least 13 after shocks have been reported. >> the family of kate steinle will speak before a senate competent about immigration policy reform. this is in washington dc where the proceedings are about to get underway. the push comes after francisco sanchez was arrested in her death. >> look what happened while we were sleeping, the marine layer and the cooling affect with a history people if san francisco sleeping better than the last couple of nights temperatures are telephone degrees cooler, and warmest inland 84 to 90 without the humidity of yesterday. coast and san francisco 64 to 68 and away the bay, 70 to 82 in the south bay and the north bay. enjoy. >> it has been a tough tuesday commute. look at this still bumper-to-bumper traffic as folks head through berkeley, and

emeryville getting to the bay bridge. if you travel to the bay bridge the drive from el sobrante will take more than an hour, an hour and six pitches. pack your patience. gather an early start. >> hundreds in modesto came together for two vigils to remember dr. amanda crew and four victims were the suspect in the deaths is suspected in last year's death of dr. crews' two-year-old son. >> we will learn this morning how bay area public transportation armies are coming together to handle two upcoming bart shut downs. bart will stop service 20 oakland and san francisco on august 1 and 2nd and labor day weekend and expect more buses and ferries will run. >> a if you study finds first time dads get a bonus including a growing waistline. men who live with their new children gained more weight compared to those who do not

live with their kids or do not have children at all. i am waiting for the explanation of when the kids are grown why does your waste keep expanding? >> we continue on-line on twitter and facebook and all mobile devices. see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" next.

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good morning, america. and happening now, massive heat. states from texas to virginia on alert right now. blistering weather igniting power lines, buckling roads, people smashing windows to rescue children trapped in sweltering cars. and millions of americans facing more dangerous temperatures this morning. trump's big jump. surging to the biggest lead yet in the race for the republican nomination. our new poll this morning shows trump with almost twice the support of his closest rival. is there trouble ahead for the front runner as new questions emerge about how he avoided military service? under the gun. the faa launching an investigation into this video of a remote-controlled drone firing a handgun. a teenager mounting the weapon to the unmanned aircraft, but did he break the law?