>> next, where you live, this is abc7 news. >> it is really hard knowing that you were just saying hi to them a couple of days ago and next, they are gone. >> heartache after an east bay high school at the weekend deaths of two students killed in a deadly freeway crash. >> i am natasha zouves. >> i am kristen sze. it is a painful and somber first day back-to-school after the tragedy involving students at james league were high school. our reporter is on campus in young city with the latest. elissa? >> a lot of students have been stopping by the memorial on the way to class. people have left balloons and lit candles. three james logan high school

students were involved in the crash. two kid. grief counselors are in classrooms today to help students and staff coach. >> it is hard to come back to school on this day, two days after you find out your friend has died. >> anything but a normal day at school for students at james logan high school in union city. one of classmates, izaiah mease, died if a car crash, the passenger, former student, a friend is in the hospital the. >> friends cry and comfort each other and pay respect by a memorial near the parking lot. some showed up wearing t-shirts saying "rest in paradise." >> logan is such a diverse community. we all care about everyone in the school. all the crash happen on sunday morning. the car meas.

was driving collided with a pickup truck. grief counselors and social workers are providing extra support on campus, the first time students and staff are back together because of the long holiday weekend. >> it is a loss in the entire community. these students were very well respected. they were very well liked. they have siblings and cousins and close family friends all through the district. it is gone to affect almost all of our schools in not all. >> some friends are wearing the football numbers today and district spokesman temperatures me that iaroma was at a school for independent school and used to go to school here and still a very important part of the community. >> thank you, elissa. >> 49ers full back, bruce miller's agent tells abc7 that they doing an investigation into his assault case.

miller is seen pleading and staggering into surveillance video from the travellodge across the street from the marriott at san francisco's wharf. he got into a fight where a 70-year-old and his 29-year-old son at the marriott. miller faces several felonies including assault and elder abuse. the agent says miller went to the hospital to get stitches and tells us there is "two sides," to the story. the 49ers cut miller from the team after this arrest was made public. >> police is arrested one person suspected of making on-line throats against students at two high schools in the south by. they have posted on social media that target jewish constitute -- students with parents receiving an e-mail and that is be done with extra police patrols at both campuses today. >> now amy hollyfield is in the field for us.

>> yes, we are at ift in oakland which is closing with no sign announcing it is closing. when you call itt technical institute it rings and rings and no voice mile and you google, right there "permanently closed ." itt technical institute has released a long statement blaming sanctions from the u.s. government from the department of education ending with this "the damage done to our students and employees and shareholders and taxpayers is irrevocable, we believe the government action was inappropriate and unconstitutional." the department of education announced laughed week that itt technical institute could not enroll any students who use federal financial aid. itt technical institute rely on the money. it received $580 million in federal money just last year. this is expected to impact hundreds of thousands of students. according to itt technical institute, more than 8,000 employees.

the government said it is the company's decision to put students at risk and the government did not take this action lightly. the -- department of education posted a blog addressing students and giving advice on what to do next. fur a student you probably have a lot of questions and we posted the blog on our website along with itt technical institute statements you can find everything you need at abc7news.com. >> thank you. a convicted sex offender is back in court on melanie child molestation charges. the 51-year-old thomas reeves was arrested last month and charged with having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old san jose girl. reeves was the girl's language tutor and convicted of sexual child abuse in alameda and sacramento county. police are asking any other victims of rebounds to come forward. >> the state capitol inspired by bill cosby's victim, rape survivors and supporters are in

sacramento urging the governor to sign "justice for victims act," into law eliminating the statue of him takes for rape and sex crimes. right now they can be prosecuted , with in a 10-year period, with few exceptions inspired by a lack of justice for those who accused cosby of sex crimes. >> bill cosby is hold back to court in pennsylvania today for a hearing in the sexual assault case. the defense team will push to keep evidence out of the case. they hope to suppress testimony cosby gave in the accuser's civil lawsuit in 2005. cosby acknowledged giving constand before a "consensual encounter that was sexual." >> official stanford swimmer brock turner has registered as a sex offender in his hometown in ohio but if he is expecting peace and quiet he will not get

it. jessica castro has new video of turner. >> he is not going to get peace and quiet, he is registered in a he suburb two hours eats of indianapolis as a sex offender. here is the registration, from the greene county sheriff and you can see in the middle of the screen all of his stats and, of course, his picture, as well. he is going to have to do this for the rest of his life. i want to show you new video from this morning...if we can get it up...new video from when he made the registration in ohio. he had five days to report to the sheriff in his home state so he complies with the man difficulty. the process took 30 minutes and his mother was there walking there into the sheriff's office. he is sit down in the office and you will see him fill out the paperwork but, again, he is going to have to do this for the rest of his life and i went to show you video from last week, this of course is when he was

released from the jail here in the bay area. turner was released from the santa clara county jail on friday after serving less than half his six months. he was convicted for sexual assault of an unconscious woman. turner has now three years probation during which he will have sex offender treatment. he was arrested in january of last year and he initially faced 14 years in jail. his short sentence, though, has been criticized and garnered national attention including calls to remove judge persky the man who presided over the swimmer's case. that is the latest from the live desk. >> new details in the overnight car accident in east oakland that sent three people to the hospital. police say the woman behind the wheel of this car that rolled over was drunk at the time of the crash. it happened at 1:30 at intersection of 44th street and san leandro slamming into packed cars and track poles. all three adults in the car were ejected and two suffered

non-life threatening injuries and another is in critical condition. >> everyone is safe from a fire that break out on haight street starting at 2:15 inside an apartment. it took crews an hour to put owe the fire. the red cross is now working with six people, driven from their homes, and investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >> british airways said the computer systems are online after an outage caused worldwide delays year. we were at sfo where thousands of travelers were waiting for hours, a london-bound flight left four hours late and the airlines flight from mineta san jose international airport left three hours late. >> it went down around 5:00 and got here and we have been in line for three hours. >> the problems happen and we just have to keep calm and carry on. >> the airline said that passengers are being checked in at heathrow airport today but

the process could be a bit slower than usual and are encouraged to check in on-line before getting to the airport. >> san francisco commuters benefited from a new train service easing overcrowding on the lines today from the height to the embarcadero station. many riders complain that trains bypass the spots because there are no spots left. 40,000 ride to line each day. >> now, the clock is ticking. in a little more than two months, we will decide who is our next president. we david muir spoke with hillary clinton and donald trump as they head into the home stretch of the campaign. >> what do you hope they say? >> i hope they will say that i stand for the kind of future that will help them and their families. we want to get the economy to work for everyone, not just

those at the top. >> you have said she does not look presidential. >> i believe that. >> what do you noon by that? >> i don't thing she has a presidential look. you need a presidential case to get the job done. aboth candidates are searching for votes in key swing states hillary clinton is in florida, and donald trump is visiting virginia and north carolina. >> president obama is in laos today to rebuild trust and close a dark chapter in a shared history between the two countries. he is the first sitting united states president to visit the southeast asian nation. the president announced the united states will spend $90 to clear bombs left behind in laos from a secret united states bombing campaign that lasted nine years to try to cut off communist forces in neighboring vietnam. >> over years thousands of those in laos have been killed or injured and farmers tending fields, children playing, the wounds of a picing leg or arm

last a lifetime so as president i have dramatically increased our funding to help remove the unexploded bombs. >> president obama said that the united states has a moral obligation to help laos heal. >> there is much more ahead at look including a rally on the runway protesters take over a major airport to send a global message. >> east coast residents break for hermine with hopeful news on the storm setting

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>> now, abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> the break news is sky 7 which is at city hall in redwood city the police tape, the presence that is up right now, and police have closed off this area and it is around the building on both vehicles and pedestrians. this is the city hall area. it is right in the middle of downtown redwood city at jefferson avenue in middle field road. just a few blocks from the san mateo county government center. it is not clear exactly what is prompting this area to be closed off or what they doing there. we are monitor this and if you have the news app you receive add push alert about this breaking story americans ago and if you do not have it download the app now and we will send you updates. >> black lives matter protest should down a major aircraft in london by take over the runway. nine people chained themselves

to the pavement at london city airport for hours highlighting how air pollution an the airport is hurting neighbors who are predominantly minority and poor. police arrested the protesters and cleared the runway. the london city airport is used for shortfall flights to other european destinations. >> him herm is weaken but waves and flooding could continue to impact new york and southern new england before the storm moves out to sea. a tropical storm warning is in affect from long island to massachusetts. hermine's winds were at 65 miles per hour at the peak. the national hurricane center said hermine is expected to become stationery tonight before turning toward the northeast tomorrow. >> still ahead, the important meet that could decide the future of twitter. >> silicon valley giant that can buy the company. >> a look from east bay hill camera looking at city. it looks murky and there are warmer temperatures dead and meteorologist mike nicco has the

>> and twitter's board of directors will meet about selling on thursday in san francisco to discuss the fate as a stand alone company. the companies, google, apple, 21st century could be looking to buy the company. a board member said twitter knees to consider the right options weapon it comes to its future as an independent company. >> and some of the most lucrative fields with women in science and engineering and technology and business were 10% less likely to be married at 23

and 15% less likely to be married by age 30. this was a trend for both women and men to marry later and have children later around the nation. the survey was done just at new york university. >> it is not necessarily they could find it more difficult but choosing to wait before they get married. >> now, we will talk about our meteorlogical sciences with meteorologist mike nicco. >> on the flip side, being empty nester as a young age is very nice. >> good morning, everyone, sunny and calm. look at this, absolutely gorgeous from the exploritorium at pier 15 this morning. now, the winds are going to pick up this afternoon especially north of the bay bridge as we look back from the east bay hills and it is hazy out there, and it is not a "spare the air" day but there is fine particulate matter in the air but not pushing unhealthy levels the sunny and warm dead and dome and clear and comfortable so no matter how hot it is and it could reach 100 in some areas tomorrow it will be down in the 50s and 60s at night and the heat during the afternoon hours will ease as we head into the

weekend. here is a look at the winds from 2:00 to 9:00, 24 to 389 miles per hour east golden gate and east of the golden gate bridge and through the delta. clouds over the bays inland, not going do happen today. that is why the temperaturerd running up to 6 six degrees than this time yesterday. 73 in san jose, oakland is 68 and san francisco is warmer than oakland at 69 and 73 right if you in novato and santa rosa. back down to the south bay, 84 in san jose, and upper 70s and upper 80s from santa cruz over to gilroy, san mateo is warmer and not so breezy 77 and mid-to-upper 70s and redwood city is 81, in the my 60s along the coast including daly city at 6 and the sun is secretary at 66 and downtown san francisco, 73 degrees dead. we are going to have warm dry conditions up around santa rosa at 88 degrees there. a lost low-to-mid 70s through the north bay, and along the east bay shore we have mid-to-upper 70s from oakland at 73 to a few 80s, fremont,

83, san leandro at 80 and at the game, delightful temperatures 7:00 first pitch, sunshine, 67, stars and 62 by the end of the game, and it will be hottest inland, concord at 90, livermore, 92, and that is warmer than the average high of 87. you will probably get away without using the air conditioning by the time a lot of us get home you can see the cooling as we head from 85 degrees at 6:00, to, already, 74 at 8:00, to below 70 by 10:00. here is a quick look at wall happen in my seven-day forecast, what you will see are temperatures that are going to top out in the upper 90s and antioch, pittsburg, discovery bay, brentwood, that area, we will be in the my 80s an the bay, to 70 at the coast and the temperatures start to east but not before another hot day on thursday. we usually see temperatures like this with "spare the air" but not today the. >> we do not have much particulate matter in the air because the smog has been away from us because of the fires.

>> a man made rain forest headed to the minute desert -- to the desert. stay tuned.

>> now breaking news story in redwood city where we were

telling you about road closures because of police activity at the redwood city hall a suspicious device of some sort, an object, which we are told they have now debt natured and this is in the redwood city hall area detonateed safely and this is main street and jefferson avenue and there could be road closures still. coming up on abc7 at hurricane, a cap sighed river boat in the delta is an example of a larger problem: what is done to clean up abandoned boats and why others are left to rot. >> online theft at 5:00, what is worth more to hearings than your credit card and what you can do to stop it. >> jaw dropping mega project is going to dubai, an indoor tropical rain forest to be build inside. look at the project, it will be part of the uncoming hotel under a hilton luxury independent brand, with architects say the 75,000 square feet rain forest

will include adventure trails, sandless beach, waterfall, streams, and even a rain forest cafe. >> there will be a remiss torque -- be a prehistoric square paragraph and the first guest will be welcomed in 2018. >> it look incredible. >> snow skiing to this, in dubai. >> we like to talk about how they created that rain forest artificially. >> we could make a last money to use that here to produce it. thank you for joining us today.

>> i can't think of anyone more deserving of winning $1 million than the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect our country. and we've got some here today who are going to try and do just that. it's armed forces appreciation week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready for a special "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good. 'cause i am here with our returning contestant, who is a purple heart recipient from glastonbury, connecticut. please, give it up for retired army captain greg galeazzi. [cheers and applause] welcome back. good to have you back. >> glad to be here. >> ready to continue this march? >> i'm ready. let's do it. >> all right. before we jump back into it, we told a little bit of the story last time you were with us, but just to recap--