live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good thursday morning at 5:00 a.m. and we thank you for joining us. >> did you welcome the rain a little bit? didn't see much. >> sprinkles, maybe drizzle, but mostly it is over. fog will be a bigger issue in the north bay, napa is up to a mile but the fog is on the move and it has been as low as quarter of a mile. we are down to half in petaluma and a quarter in half moon bay.

so watch out during the commute. you can see the lingering clouds, gray through the morning where drizzle. and quick sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s to low 70s by noon as we round out the 12-hour day planner in the mid-60s at coast and mid-70s an the bay and topping out in the low 80s. probably our last comfortable day. the heat is coming up. we had a significant amount of rain in san rafael and it was lovely. wish it would last. we have the macarthur maze flowing smoothly into the bay bridge toll plaza and points beyond and know delays there. no metering lit at this time, either. problems coming up on the u pass, westbound 580 with a motorcycle in the lanes. the rider is out of the lanes but use caution as they wait for a tow truck to clear it out. very slow out of tracy. air quality officials are warning smoke could drift into

the bay area today from the valley fire. we are looking at destruction. our reporter is at the napa county fairgrounds in calistoga. >> each new look at the destruction that we see is opening a fresh wound for all that was lost. many of the evacuees have no home to return to. now we look at a local landmark reduced to ashes which stood on the cobb mountain since 1885, with couples dancing to big band musics in the 30's and 40s and now only a chimney remains of the resort that will set employed up to 100 people dug the summer. the owner said that the memories will remain but the history cannot be replaced. other fire victims like ray, lost everything. she is holding on to hope seeing yesterday's rain as a fresh start. you lose your whole life because everything burns up. i have my life but i just don't

have the burden of carrying the stuff around with me. >> absolutely remarkable and very resill -- r attitude. it is damp. there are puddles on the ground and tarps over the tent but it is quiet and, hopefully, they are sleeping peacefully. >> thank you. the valley fire is now the 9th most destructive fire in california history which has scorched 70,000 acres and 35 contains. 585 homes have been destroyed with more than 7,600 structures threatened. state and local officials considering asking president obama for emergency federal assistance. >> san francisco firefighters will deliver donated toys to the youngest victims of the valley fire. they will start loading up the toys at 9:00 at the toy program

headquarters on gerald avenue in san francisco. it is a response to displaced i children and families who are victims of life changing disasters. the program takes monetary donations and we posted the information on our website on the donation page. >> viewers have come through donating almost $59,000 to our give where you live hotline for the red cross. "7 on your side" and red cross volunteers manned the phone lines for nine hours year. the money raised will provide life saving disaster relief for people affected by wildfires across the western states and that includes the valley and butte fires. >> developing news, officials in child say eight people have died from yesterday's powerful 8.3 earthquake that hit off the coast of the capital before 4:00 p.m. our time. authorities worked overnight to assess the damage and coastal towns hit by tsunami waves. there are no reports of serious damage but it set 50 tsunami

advises in hawaii and california. >> the tsunami advisory is in effect now ask we will know shortly if we will have any impact this far north. matt is in santa cruz at the half bore. >> we are 20 minutes away from possible activity here in the santa cruz harbor. the boat owners foe how damaging it can be if there is just a small rise in the surf. this is video from march of 2011, a tsunami traveled from japan moves massive 8.9 earthquake and rocked the harbor, a series of searches caused $14 million in damage. people here at the santa cruz harbor are aware of the tsunami advisory that went out yesterday advisory that went out yesterday and it only goes as far north

see ripples it will arrive about 5:20 and we will be here looking at it when it happens. the row john is still rocked by after shocks with a man from u.s. geological survey with 40 after shocks 4.7 magnitude earthquake or higher. there is one that is 7.0 in the six-range, at 6.7 and 6.5 so a lost sizable after shocks which would be considered moderate earthquakes in their own right. a lost shaking. at this point, eight fatalities but hopefully the figure will not climate change much higher. >> happening today the woman whose kidnapping was dismissed

by vallejo police will file a claim. she was in court. lawyers for mathew muller drop add motion to suppress evidence related to the cell phone and police used to connect muller to several crimes. this march, the boyfriend of denise huskins told police that kidnapers broke into the couple's home and abducted her and demanded money. police called the kidnapping a hoax after huskins turned unsafe but in jail muller was charged with a crime. the claim to be filed is the first step to a lawsuit. >> you can voice your opinion on the land to implode part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. the engineers want did 50 use explosives to remove a pier that supported the old bridge and some say it could pollute the bay. engineers argue let damage is done in a few seconds than in a month that it wrote take to tear it down. today's public meeting begins at 2:00 p.m. at the ferry building in san francisco. >> the republican presidential field came out swing at donald

trump in the second nationally televised debate and many analysts feel the billionaire fell short against the going rivals. we go do washington, dc for more. >> this was a lengthy debate, three hours and with all of the canidates there was still plenty of time to dig into the issues. analysts say that is where donald trump lost his command. >> rand paul should not be on the same. >> round two began like the first debate but this time, the candidates were better prepared to take on the dominant front runner, donald trump, sparring frequently with jeb bush. >> more energy. >> twitter shows the most tweeted moment of the night was carly fiorina's appeal against abortion and her response to donald trump in "rolling stone" wren he said oh look at that face, would anyone vote for that." >> women all over this country heard very clearly what more

trump said. >> the failure to show command of policy in this debate could turn the tables. >> people were expecting more so he actually hurt himself during the debate. >> analysts say that jeb bush did come out with a stronger performance in the debate. on the other hand, they say ben carson, the neurosurgeon who entered second place in the polls, did not do enough to stand out. in washington, for abc7 news. eric and kristen? >> thanks. >> right now we turn to meteorologist mike nicco to see what the weather issue is this morning. >> this could be drizzle the next couple hours but otherwise we will see a lot of sunshine cupertino and saratoga and santa clara, campbell, 56. los gatos at 58. san jose and mountain view and milpitas at 60.

alameda, newark, 62. redwood city at 61. those are the warm spots. san pablo and lafayette at 58. brentwood and danville and san carlos and san francisco at 59. novato is getting foggy and 56. forth bay you are stuck in fog through 9:00. walnut creek is mostly cloudy and temperature is 60 degrees. inland east bay is the waxest and this is just the beginning. 79 to 86 and comfortable of the back do average the coast and san francisco 66-71 and britain the bay, 72 to 79 santa rosa. san francisco international airport shows delays temperatures tomorrow are another two our four degrees and heat at coast, and 90s around the bay and maybe 100 inland by sunday. >> we going to the san mateo bridge where traffic looks good, a host tail lights

is moving along the flat section with no problems on the high-rise or headed over to foster city and westbound 580 at grant line a motorcycle is down in the lane and slow traffic out of tracy usually slow, anyway, along the stretch and they are working to get the motorcycle out of the lanes. the driver is okay or the ride certificate okay of the expect delays. the c.h.p. is taking us off the log, southbound 680 at washingtonian overturn blocked the off-ramp but it is now clear. an unknown vehicle is in the lanes, a stall, southbound 880, at 29th in the middle of the at 29th in the middle of the road so use extra caution he america's money. >> and color changes coming to the landry pods to protect your

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>> san francisco police are looking for thieve whose broke into a search and stole several items monday at st. anthony's in the mission district. the theives went if through a back door and stole three gold and silver and grabbed a cross. >> someone came here to steal for money and there are a lot of other things but the relic has no value other than to the people the community. >> the church has only one chalice left and the ones stolen are worth $7,000 i've. >> laundry detergent pods will look different with new voluntary guidelines released by consume groups to revent accidental poisoning that happens when kids mistake the colorful pod for candy. among the recommendations putting the pods inside an opaque container so the packets

are harder to puncture and adding a bitter taste to the film. regulators want the industry to go further and making the detergent inside not poisonous. >> get your pasta on and your fingers ready the olive garden is bringing back the never ending pasta pass for $100 you get all the pasta, salad and bread sticks and soda you can seat for seven weekend or by a family pass pore pore -- for $300 and bring three guests where only a through passes available on the restaurant website starting october 5. last year, it sold out in 45 minutes. now mike has the weather forecast. >> we will deal with the fog this morning. the golden gate bridge is wet driving through this. there has been drizzle from fremont and the coast is the

best way to see it through the morning commute. the sun will escape allow us to remain up with stars and feel cooler tonight and three-quarters mile is what we have at napa and as low as quarter of a mile and as high as a mile, and over to petaluma it is half a mile and less than quarter-mile in half moon bay. the winds are light and variable from 3-miles per hour. they will come from you north and that will bring in the dry air and the sinking air and the sunshine that takes the gray away. to the south, we will have 80s, los gatos, morgue be hill and gilroy and, now, you will need a coast this morning but the not this afternoon from sunnyvale to san jose to cupertino at 79, and millbrae is 71 and san mateo is 73 topping out in los altos at 78.

69 is the warm spot along the coast and we will hit 70 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. we start at 76 in petaluma and jump to 79 in santa rosa and california oakland and the north bay coast is 66 at bodega bay, and the cool spot is richmond and berkeley at 73. oakland is 74. we will hit 77 in fremont. headed inland we will top out at 80 in san ramon. brentwood is warmest at 86 degrees. tonight we are close to the 40's in the deepest north bay valleys and santa rosa is 50, and napa is june and the rest of us are 53 to 57 degrees. we are close do average today, above average tomorrow and 70s to nearly 80 at the coast this weekend and low 90s around the bay and mid-90's to nearly 100 inland and by the time we get to wednesday, the temperatures fall back to average and they will be

10- or 15-degrees cooler. a great weekend to be at the beach. >> a couple of problems. bart has 39 trains on time running at this hour at 5:19 for thursday morning. ace train from the central valley is hooking good where no delays up and down the peninsula, and caltrain is also on time. the problem spot off the altamont pass, motorcycle is if lanes and waiting for a tow truck and the rider is fine. he is on the shoulder. the remark is jammed but this is not helping westbound 580 at grand. we have a stall or unknown vehicle in lanes, southbound 880 in oakland at 29 so use caution. an accident with three cars involved westbound before 680 they are waiting for a tow truck to arrive but i do not see any delays. >> 5:19. in santa cruz, we have scheduled surge from the tsunami produced by the 8.3 earthquake in chile

is supposed to be moving in right about now. this is a look at the harbor. do you not see much difference green what we saw before and what you are seeing right now. >> they predicted a maximum subject of half a foot but that does not sound like much but boat owners is wary. a small surge can cause serious dam. in again 20 when a tsunami traveled from japan it rocked the santa cruz harbor causing $15 million in damage they are watching for that, but right now this is the time we are look at 5:19 and so far association good, in the santa cruz harbor in the wake of the tsunami earthquake. >> we will check with matt and see what he is seeing on the john right there. >> general mores will pay a massive fine for faulty ignition switches.

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♪ ♪ here are seven things to know before you go. number one, waves from the earthquake in chile are expected to hit santa cruz any minute. this is a look at the santa cruz harbor and we could see the surf ride by half a foot and even a small surge and cause serious damage. >> we have had 188 reports of earthquakes around chile since the big one hit last night. i will focus in on fog along the coast and in the north bay veal, the areas that received the most rain, dangerous driving conditions possible and we will take a look at sunshine and warmer weather, it will be hot, again, this weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> three, sue hall and the abc traffic center looking at a backup for cash-paying folks at

the bay bridge and no major delays. i have a make downed westbound 580 near grant line so it is an early and busy commute. >> four, the lake county sheriff expects certains to find several bodies amid ruins of the valley fire with dogs scouring the area in search of missing people thought to have died in the fire. one people was killed after the flames erupted last weekend. >> back to the campaign trail after republican presidential hopefuls sparred in the second debate. many of the candidates took ache at donald trump. former h.p. carly fiorina responded to comment over comments made previously about her appearance. >> six, the fed will issue the long awaited decisions on interest rate, deciding whether the economy is healthy enough for the first hike in near let a decade. the does occasion have far reaching program any days on everything from stocks to homes and car lands. >> the duchess of cambridge is back to work with the first royal adding since giving birth

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is thursday at 5:29. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. and now the weather and traffic with mike. >> we will look at the next three hours getting us through the rush hour. there is a chan of drizzle on cost but otherwise it will be quiet for the morning commute. it is still wet on the golden gate bridge. starting off great, at 50 to 60 but no more grave. 66 to 72 and by 4:00, we are going to be 68 to 82 and by 7:00, 62 to 76. sue?

>> yes, we have a look at the freeway from golden gate field to the macarthur maze, it is busy but no major problems. to the east, central valley, the on-ramp, a car was going on the freeway the wrong way and before it get on the freeway it stopped but it could be a problem for the on-ramp and westbound 580, grant line, motorcycle, still, grant line, motorcycle, still, in the lanes >> eight are dead after the massive 8.3 magnitude earthquake in chile that struck before 4:00 yesterday afternoon our time along the central coast of chile. there have been numerous after shocks since the initial earthquake over 100, including one that was 7.0 magnitude earthquake and four that were

6.0 magnitude earthquake or higher which are big earthquakes in their own right. no reports of serious damage. chile's president will travel to the worst hit areas today. it could have far reaching impact in california and the santa cruz area. matt is at the harbor. >> everyone is on edge especially from what happened in 2011 and we have monitored the situation but not seen anything significant activity this morning. we have seen ripples in the water in the last 10 or 15 minutes and we are not sure if that is caused by a rise or decrease in the surf. in los angeles, the national weather service tweeted that the tsunami waves of a foot arrived in southern california beaches and harbors and it could take several hours for the waves to peak. people at the santa cruz harbor are aware of tsunami advisory thattent with out yesterday. it only goes up to san luis

obispo where they could see the surge up to 3' and in santa cruz it could rise by half a foot which does not seen like much but a small surge only can cause serious damage. it wasn't that long ago there was significant damage when it traveled from japan 8.9 earthquake and rocked the santa cruz harbor. a series of suchs caused $14 million in tax. we will monitor the situation this morning. the air quality management wants that smoke could drift into the bay area today with more than 70,000 acres have burned and the fire now is 35 percent contained and we are expecting another update this morning in over an hour from now, yesterday, the dogs san francisco police department for a missing man, 69-year-old, his car was found in anderson springs not far from the former newspaper reporter's home and 900 are camped out at

the red cross evacuation center in the napa county fairgrounds. >> and hundreds of other ever van waze are staying at a shoal step in clear lake. everyone at the moose lodge lot their home and zoe anyways have been pouring in, so many, they have overflowed to the back parking lot. there are a number of volunteers including nurses and a acupuncturist. >> this, right now, is putting smiles on my face and i am relaxing a little bit. >> you with the middletown post office closed many picked up mail in clear lake. and tomorrow the postal workers will bring the mail to places like the moose lodge. >> a drive for victims kicked off in san francisco organized by a 7th x-rayeder at the cathedral school for boys with parents and communities members encouraged to donate essential

items at school during morning drop off between 7:30 and 8:00 when volunteers are there. all donations are transported to a local relief center tomorrow. >> we send out a big thank you to abc7 viewers. you came through yesterday donating almost $59,000 to our give where you live hotline. "7 on your side" and michael finney and read contracts volunteers manned the phone lines for nine hours providing disaster relief for those affected by all of the western wildfires including the valley and butte fires. >> it is fought too late to donate visit abc7news.com for more information on how you can give where you live or if you want to donate $10 right away you can text red cross to 909999. in butte fire in sierra foothills we are learning two people have died. a photo of a victim, 56-year-old mark mccloud was posted on facebook found buried beneath the burned home east of the town

of san andreas with mandatory evacuations lifted and homes south of the calaveras river are off limits. pg&e is investigating whether a tree him sparked the fire when it hit a power line. >> new details involving a stand off situation after reports of a possible home invasion robbery in vallejo. investigators say the suspects got away and it ended around midnight when the officers entered a home on belmont avenue and found it empty. it started at 5:30 last night. the sheriff got a call of two remain ad people possibly inside the home. the deputies and vallejo police and swat officers surrounded the house but after six hours came up empty handed. >> the prosecutors opposed granting bail to three jail guards accused of murdering a mentally inmate and will return to court for a hearing today.

according for the san jose mercury news, investigators now believe that two of the guards texted each other about avoiding jail security camera and "twisting up inmates." a third guard was involved this three previous insurance department involving suspicious use of force. all three force murder charges in the death of michael august 26. >> and reports want henry smith jr. sentenced to live in prison without parole after he was found guilty in the murder of an officer and guilty of robbery and avoiding arrest. a judgment order smith to return to court in november for sentencing. >> marin county health officials are reporting the first human case of west nile. the patient, 57 years old, from novato, is recovering at home. people over 50 have a higher chance of developing complications. west nile is commonly transmitted to humans by mosquitoes. this map shows oakley where the

virus has been detected. this area will be sprayed tonight. >> now a check on the weather and traffic. we start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, everyone, we will talk about our temperatures that erupting just a little bit warmer than this time yesterday. but in oakland and concord we are a degree cooler. the temperatures start in the north bay a lost mid-to-upper 50s from santa rosa at 55, to san rafael and petaluma and american canyon at 57, and the warm spot is vallejo at 60 and mill valley at 55 and tiburon is 60. we are at el sobrante at 60 and san francisco and san carlos and san ramon and brentwood at 59, and san jose at 60 and newark and redwood city at 61. the clouds will cause flight arrival delays to sfo and san francisco is going to top out at 70 and peninsula at 76 and south bay at 79 and in the east bay, the warmest temperature is 77

and inland east bay not too bad at 8 and north bay is 79. i say not too bad because san jose is cloudy and inland, 86 tomorrow, and 96 we flip the switch open saturday, if you are outside, it will be hot one, not only there but around the bay at 90 and 72 at the coast and hottest temperatures are 70s nearly 100 inland and 92 around bay of the get to the peoples early, in the fall it is crewed quickly. >> we would like more rain. if that is possible. the roads could still be slick from yesterday's rain so, extra caution this morning, metering heights, tag about flipping the switch, that happened at 5:35 at three or four minutes ago. we will check with the drive times, highway 680, looking good, and 24 to the tunnel is not a problem and here is we we have the slow downs, typical, but this morning we do have an accident westbound 580 motorcycle is down, still

waiting on for a tow truck can has been a problem for the corking commute and slow out of tracy and an accident waiting for a tow truck westbound four before 680 with three cars involved there trying to get them out of the lanes. >> 5:395 she down in prime time for the republican presidential hopefuls from the economy and jobs to foreign policy find out where they stand as they look to win your vote. >> the honors keep on coming for the three sacramento men who thwart add terrorist attack in europe.

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>> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 5:42. two men are under arrest charged with impersonating law enforcement near the valley fire. a lake county deputy said 36-year-old man was taken into custody in a mandatory evacuation area. he was wearing a c.h.p. hat. lake county deputies arrested a man identified at peter o'connor found in the mandatory evacuation zone with loaded gun. he will be in court

>> a sunnyvale school employee is in jail for sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl a part time employee for a month. it happened during school hours. >> republican presidential hopefuls hit the trail after sparring in their second nationally televised debate. foreign policy was one of the hot issues. >> weakness is provocative and this iranian nuclear deal is nothing short of catastrophic. >> having met vladimir putin i would not talk to him at all we have talk way teach. i would rebuild the six fleet and rebuild the missile defense program in poland. >> they pardon over the economy at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley. >> we have to have two minimum wages, a starter and a

sustaining. how are young people get a job if you have such a high minimum wage it makes it impractical to hire them? >> companies and our jobs are chased over business a 70,000 page tax code that is why i have chose were to get rid of the whole thing. >> they organized over how they deal with undocumented immigrants and securing the borders. >> in the bay area local republicans watched the debate in san francisco's north beach and many of them felt canidates take swings as the front respecter donald trump had energized the going race. they are all upping the game because they don't get why trump is doing so well. >> one person why like and i say this, is trump. he has a lost great 18s and a lost popularity but... >> i like, actually, all of them. [ inaudible ]

>> others praised carly fiorina the foam h.p. c.e.o. for nexting her muscles and finishing her comments when the merchandise reporter tried to cut her off. >> a high school freshman has accepted an invitation to the white house after his homemade innovation set off a controversy at the high school in texas. police arrested akhmed mohammed when he brought a homemade clock to school with wires and it alarmed the school administration who called the police. they released mohammed and he shared the experience with robin roberts this morning. >> i brought it to impress my teachers and...they thought it was scary. my teacher saw a clock but it looked like... >> you can hear more from the young inventor on "good morning washington" at 7:00 right here on abc. >> silicon valley leaders are coming out in support of mohammed, with facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg facing this

memorial "having kill and ambition to build something cool should lead to applause not arrest." he offered to meet with mohammed if he wants to come by facebook headquarters in menlo park. >> you did -- he did not the teachers with he impressed the bigwigs. >> president obama will meet three lifelong friends who disarmed a terrorist at a train in france. they had a parade on friday. stone will receive a purple heart. and national guard, alek skarlatos, will receive military award from the secretary of defense and anthony sadler gets a civilian award for his valor. >> a little rain action yesterday but it is rebel gone now, right? a limit bit of drizzle. maybe. that is the best chance the next couple of hours. we talk about the tsunami with the wage reaching southern california and it will be several hours before the largest

waves research this area. you can see it shaded in orange. so far, i have not heard of issues. half an hour ago, some of the waves started reaching santa cruz and i is not heard from matt saying anything going awry but we will keep him down there and hear from him. the exploritorium camera showing the clouds hanging around and winds are light and will filter in the dry air that will increase the sunshine and that means it will be warmer today. mostly clear, but, cooler tonight, and our warmest days are going to be this weekend. leader is a look at napa. the we are at six miles visibility. who are as low as quarter before, and over to petaluma, 1.5 visibility. the fog is moving. we are up to three-quarters at half moon bay and the winds are light and variable. the fog at napa is leaking over to 80 or 780 and 680. watch out if you drive through.

typical september storm dropping the moisture in the north bay. when it got to the south bay there was nothing left. behind that we have pressure pressure moving in. that will take the gray away. it will push temperatures to 76 in sunnyvale. los gatos and morgan hill will make it up to 80. millbrae at 71. san mateo at 73. palo alto at 77. half moon bay is warmest at 69 on the coast. 67 in daly city and colma. accident downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. temperatures are close to where they should be, mid-to-upper 70s to the north bay and novato and napa at 78. novato and napa at 78. hayward at 7 weekend. sleep well tonight, you could need an extra blanket in the north bay, at 50 in santa rosa.

my seven-day outlook shows we will jump two to four degrees tomorrow after the cool start and the weekend, 70's to 80s at the coast, and 90s around the bay, and mid-90 to 100 inland, and we will be warmer-than-average on monday and back to average by wednesday. have a great day. sue? >> we are look at crowded streets, freeways, and this is 80, the least shore, golden gate at the top of the screen, slow-and-go to the macarthur maze and it is moving. we don't have any stalls or citizens. this is a problem all morning with a motorcycle down westbound 580 at grant and i checked the drive time between tracy account dublin/pleasanton interchange and an hour and 20 minutes, and that is right. westbound four before 680 tow truck is waiting on the scene and three vehicle accident has been out there most the morning commute since we got here at 4:35 and we have the dream course convention in town,

150,000 folks hosting a concert tonight for members of the convention, the fu expect traffic delays this evening on the surface thieves on the run after attacking a san francisco church that could change the congregation. >> the lure that are get is using to get shoppers to eat healthier. >> are any of the health care >> are any of the health care apps any good?

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>> good morning, welcome back, a look at the santa cruz harbor where it is calm. there seems to be a ripple there, a little bit of wave action. we have been monday dooring the ferry because along the california coast from this point south there have been a tsunami advisory after the chile earthquake so we are watching it. forecasters said there should be no more than half a foot in terms of the surf riding but, again, in santa cruz that could cause serious damage we have not seen anything so far this morning. hopefully, thinks will remain calm. >> grabbing a candy bar w

a thing of the past near the cash register at some target stores. they will move traditional high fat and high calorie treats further away. target admits they are trying to tab into the health and wellness items that stores are more and more interested in. >> if you rely on healthials for self diagnosis think twice. a if you report by the health care information firm shows that the vast majority of 165,000 health apps have not been value dated secondly and they give unverified information without a way to communicate with the medical professionals. they are fine for diet and exercise but they cannot replace a doctor. what do you have, meteorologist mike nicco? >> the veal fire is red, it is covered in clouds and there is

fog, and it is moist at 99 percent humidity, with 3-a miles per hour. the winds will stay calm together and they will pick up during the overnight hours and through tomorrow. in the 60 yesterday, 75 today, and topping out in the 90s over the weekend and into monday. we have 70s and 80s through the central valley, and lake tahoe is 69. nearly 80 today in san diego and los angeles and everyone is dry. enjoy. other to foster city you are looking at 17 minute ride. with a downed motorcycle westbound 580 at grant line road, it has been a problem since 4:30 this morning. we are waiting for a though truck and it is blocking a lane, an hour and to minutes between tracy and the dublin

interchange. students in san francisco at the university are about to find it easier to get a hair cut. a service called dorm cuts is coming to the schools and it works like other on demand services like uber and the student concerns an appointment with a professional barber who comes to the dorm room and two college students in minute came up with idea. it is expected to start up at san francisco state by november. >> now, a group of san francisco shows that anything that goes up must come down. what went up was a weather balloon with a gopro camera launched near the grand canyon in 2013. it captured many images of but the rig landed in an area without cell phone come society was impossible to find and someone stumble open it and the

immaps are on youtube. >> next, a new twist in the case of the friday iron gone wrong, the against that a high school football player is mounting after this hit was caught on camera. >> and the popular fitness items getting a new spin in the workplace with big name retailer pushing a new health initiative. you can see the tell toll plaza getting quite stacked up. live doppler 7 hd shows what remains of the moisture we had, overnight and yesterday, and you overnight and yesterday, and you ca

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misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i'm behind it 100%. voting yes on "d" is so helpful to so many families in our city. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, a section of california coast under a tsunami advisory after an earthquake in chile. we are in santa cruz with what is going on in chile with the rising debt doll and new

concerns at home. [ inaudible ] >> i lost my job and my health, where do you go? >> evacuees wait out the veal fire in their temporary home in calistoga and we are there with more reaction and the outpouring of support. >> women all over this country heard very cheerly what mr. trump said. >> a mike drop worthy moment for carly fiorina and donald trump is calling the second g.o.p. primary debate and what local pundits are saying. >> thanks for joining us on thursday. i am kristen sze. >> yes, there were fireworks. we do not have fireworks with the weather but we do have interesting chains. >> she looked scorned, doesn't she? >> hopefully the yet weather did not cause too many problems, the aftermath is fog, at five mills