we didn't know which way to go. >> reporter: cell phone video from passengers show crowds of people outside terminal one today after sfpd shut down parts of first and second floors. all because of a suspicious suitcase. we saw that, a piece of black luggage being wheeled away for police for further testing. sfpd tell me they found out the owner of the bag was running late for his flight and decided he didn't have time to check his bag so he decided to abandon it in the baggage claim area around 11:30 this morning. he made it on his flight to san diego but for people arriving it became a confusing situation with a lot of bag delays. >> that's insane. you leave an abandoned bag, they're going to shut it down because they have no choice. >> that's so rude. it's inconvenienced hundreds of people trying to get to where

they're going or coming home because someone didn't prepare to get to the airport on time. rvr are rv oe are rv oe are rv e >> reporter: i spoke to baggage employees, they said it slowed them down. because the canine had a positive response to the luggage, the bag is being sent to further testing to see if any illegal items may have been in there before today. it's going to be up to tsa to decide if the bag owner will incur any other fines or penalties as a result of his action. >> use the hashtag, abc for your tphotos.

pair of accidents brought traffic to a grinding halt this afternoon. sky 7 shows us an accident that sent 11 people to the hospital with minor injuries. the chp says before 1:00 a casino bus injured two people in vehicles. less than an hour later traffic heading to the bridge had to crawl around a two-car accident in that backup. sky 7 was over the scene at the 101 approach to the bridge. no one was seriously nothing further that crash. new godevelopments in the murder of a gas station cashier. police have identified the suspect who was found dead. 42-year-old zepp accused of killing the clerk. investigators found his body near his car on 20th street the next morning. they say he beat and shot him to death. the victim's family set up a go

fund me page for funeral expe e expens expenses. we have a link to it on our website. three weeks after a deadly shooting rampage as a u.p.s. facility in san francisco, only 15 of the 50 workers have returned to work. that's according to a union official. workers have still fearful about returning to the job. three u.p.s. drivers were killed. two others were wounded during the june 14th shooting spree. the shooter 38-year-old jimmy lam killed himself. a volunteer to a san francisco church pleade not guilty to several charges related do a sexual assault of two 18-year-old brothers. the church pastor and members of the congregation appeared in court today in a show of support. prosecutors say he invited the brothers to stay in his home. they took him up on the offer. he's accused of sexually

assaulting the men afterthey consumed drugs and fell unconscious at his home. >> anyone who uses the place of trust to further a crime is very concerns for us. we take these charges very seriously. >> he was arrested on june 27th. he did not make bail of $750,000 and remains in custody. the word goes out every year about the hazards of illegal fireworks. >> it's too late for a young man who suffered major injuries when a device went off in his hand in front of others who were setting off fireworks in a newark neighborhood. >> residents knew shotgun bad would happen when they heard one very loud bang. david. >> reporter: they suffered major injuries to his left hand. he admitted to police officers they had been setting off illegal fireworks. the officers happen to be in the area enforcing fireworks laws. the evidence is scattered all

over the street. remnants of fireworks. residents say people were setting them off all evening. just after 10:30 there was an explosion. >> we just heard a loud boom. it startled everyone. we found out it was hurt pretty bad. >> reporter: video shows an 18-year-old man who suffered severe damage to his hands and burns on his body. two police officers happen to be driving by. >> he was bleeding out a lot. one of them put a tourniquet on his arm. they were able to stable ieds him where he was later transported to a local trauma center. >> reporter: this man acknowledged it happened on the street in front of his house. we wouldn't identify the man or provide detail. >> you typically put sbiet a tube and it shoots up into the air and explode which is the most dangerous type.

it could explode at any time. >> reporter: the victim is expected to survivor although it's believered his injuries are extensive. safe and scene fireworks are legal in newark, the illegal ones can be lethal. >> thinkty it's think it's an night and make the loudest noises you can make. >> how smart do you think they are? >> not smart enough apparently. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> illegal fireworks lit up the sky last night across the bay area. mark spears tweeted this video showing oakland. despite a barrage of illegal fireworks, oakland police say they didn't issue any citations. officers have to see someone light fireworks. more than 100 extra officers were working last thiegt. they responded to 125 fireworks calls. oakland firefighters believe illegal fireworks sparked to fires. one burned three garages. seven people were arrested last night after a brawl broke

out at the alameda county fair. some arrested were juveniles. the sheriff's office says deputies responded quickly to break up the fight. >> we dealt with that by being present andtrying to on issues before they came large. violence erupted. >> adult who is were arrested were taken to jail. the juveniles were cited and released to their parents. a man is in custody after a stand off with police. family members told deputies the man hit his father in the head with a gun. the suspect was not armed when he finally came out of house. deputies say the father escaped and is okay. >> welcome to the fifth of july in this post-fog era.

the fog is hanging offshore a little bit. notice the active weather. it appears active in the central valley. there's been a surge of moisture moving in that direction. no reports of storms or rainfall hitting the ground. it appears this moisture is evapora evaporating. blue skies over the bay right now. you can see fog way off in the distance. mid to upper 80s at concord and livermore. this is what we can expect to see overnight. fog will surge across the bay. temperatures will drop into the low to mid-50s. i'll show you the big warm upcoming our way in a few

minutes. thank you. firefighters in mountain view say an electric coffee roaster set this huge fire this morning. the fire department posted this video to facebook. they say the fire began around 8:30 at a four flames spread from the garage to the second floor to the attic. no one was hurt. take a look at this video of a hay fire on deer valley road. $25,000 of hay has been destroyed. crews are letting the fire burn itself out. a former republican assemblyman from southern california has joined the 2018 race for governor. he's 52-year-old david hadley. he can appeal with moderate voters unhappy. hadley served in the asemikbsem for two years.

state treasurer john chung. a whole new world. the major car maker that said it's going electric for good. : they're some of our best custome customers. >> a busy day as pot permits go up for grabs. all those fireworks had lots of pets fleeing from homes. how local shelters are helping reunite animal and their owners. rj mpblt ta much worse than tfrs yesterday. on the left hand side trying to get on lower deck. it is slow on this wednesday. stay with us w

sonoma county issued its first permits of cannibus today. >> it's the first step for what promises to be a blooming business. wayne joins us live with the story. >> reporter: it may be a booming business but it wasn't today. we came here expecting to see a line of applicants outside the door. only four people applied. of the four we talked to, three of them decline tod to be interviewed. the fourth one was willing to go on camera but then again she has an mba. >> my friends questioned my decision when i made the decision from financing into can cannibus but it's the best decision i ever made.

>> reporter: she filed for the distribution of cannibus today. if it looks bureaucratic, it was. >> now serving v-152. >> reporter: it's about to become just another business. >> this is an opportunity for cannibus business to come out of black market into the green. >> it will now be regulated just like any other business. they will be subject to workers compensation. all the other regulations that traditional businesses have to follow. >> reporter: in the county that until now everyone recognized for wine, think medical can cannibus. >> there's a culture that's deeply rooted in the cannibus industry. it is medicine. >> reporter: it began not with a puff but paper work.

swedish car maker volvo, in two years every new car will have an electric motor. the change is in response to customer demand. they will launch five fully electric cars between 2019 and 2024. this is video from the automaker. they also plan to build hybrid cars. two will be from all star that is the enhanced performance line. some experts believe the change marks a turning point in the auto industry. >> we're seeing a major shift. this is a transformative time in the american economy where we're moving from the internal combustion engine to demand for transportation. >> a state senate committee passed a bill. it will provide billions of dollars to lower the coast for qualified carar buyers.

there's still several steps before the bill reaches the floor. electric bikes may be getting the green light from east bay car directors. the sign says no motorized vehicles including bicycles. that will likely change. a one-year pilot program will see if they can fit in. before today's vote the board visited danville's shop that sells and rents e bikes. >> they got to ride them around and see what the hype is about. it was a lot of fun. >> i talked to my friend about it. i said that's way to ride bikes. i can't pedal with a bad knee. >> more than 50 miles of trails will be open to electric bikes. they will be allowed on the central contra costa trail and the alameda trial. the fourth of july holiday week means boating, hiking, maybe water skiing but what about the other kind of skiing,

snow skiing? >> skiers in the west are finding themselves on the slopes even now. >> reporter: a lot of snow has melted. take a look from yesterday. skiers waving the american flag dressed in patriotic shorts and tank tops. all made possible because the resort got 60 feet of snow this past winter, more than the previous four years combined. a similar story in oregon. where skiers were able to celebrate on the slopes for the nineth time in history. >> can't wait to do it again. this is probably the best snow of the season in my lifetime. >> fourth of july. >> happy birthday, america. >> reporter: happy indeed.

for marlene who relished the rare opportunity to ski tahoe one day and sunbathe on the shores the next. look at that. back to squaw now. the lift s have stopped. you can only ski on saturday morning. neither resort has set a closing date. can you imagine that, guys? >> can't imagine that. it's there. thank you. for more on our weather, nice day today. >> very nice day. mild to warm today. getting much warmer as we head toward the end of the week. i guess that's good news. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly sunny skies. the fog that we see seem to be working pretty far offshore at the moment. let's move along and take a look at camera from mt. tam. these are our forecast features. we'll see warmer pattern beginning tomorrow. temperatures will be in the mid-90s by the end of the week. we'll have mild conditions over

the next few days. overnight we'll have that usual surge of fog out over the bay. most of our farther inland locations will be clear. low temperatures will be in the mid-50s. as we look ahead to tomorrow is the 12-hour day planner. early tomorrow morning 7:00 or so we'll see lingering clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50s. from midday to about 4:00 p.m. we'll see sunny skies everywhere except at the coast. temperatures surging inland. low 60s on the coast. highs specifically tomorrow. 88 at santa rosa. over at vallejo, 84. 80 palo alto. beaches will be nice and mild tomorrow as well with sunny skies in many locations. high temperatures in the low to mid-60s. there will be light breezes

along with the mild conditions. looking ahead to friday. that may be the warmest day in the forecast perioiod. we'll see inland highs up to 100 at fairfield and concord. many other inland locations will have highs in 90s. on saturday we'll see temperatures dropping off a bit to mid-90s. that will be pretty much the picture again on sunday as the heat begins to ease a bit. mid-90s inland for most locations. friday through sunday. once again we may see a couple places topping out at 100 on friday. as the heat eases on monday, we can expect a cooll weather pattern on tuesday and wednesday. no rain in sight. just a little fluxuatictuation temperatures. the old photo that could hold new evidence this the

disappearance of amelia earhart. does smell your food make your fat? take you outside for a live look at the san mateo bridge. the left is much busier. we'll have more news coming up.

sending out on the most fete ever attempted. >> reporter: 80 years after vanishing as she attempted to become first woman to fly around the world. >> weeks of search activities produced no clues. she was gone. >> reporter: the history channel

revealing what is a possible new clue that could help explain what happened to amelia earhart. >> reporter: he uncovered this dated photo. >> there are only two caucasians in the picture. >> reporter: the man on the left bears a striking resemblance to fred nunan. >> the hairline is the most distinguished characteristic. >> reporter: they believe based on photos the person facing away from the camera could be earhart and the mast being tow eed behi the ship matches the length of plane. >> if they thought she was an american spy, she could have met with an much for difficult end.

>> reporter: u.s. officials have not confirmed any of the show's claims. >> amateur earhart guy here. the most reasonable is they got lost and crash landed in place called gardener island and lived add castaways for a while. they found landing gear that appeared to match the plane. >> interesting. i can see the guy hairline but the person with the back turned it's hard to tell. those who smell their food before they eat it gain more weight than those who don't. researchers tested obese mice. some were super smellers. super smellers grew fatter on a diet and mice with a diminished smell lost weight.

a new warning from the u.s. as north korea says it will not back down. shots. >> the frantic call after an nypd officer was shot and

a suspicious package shut down the baggage claim area at sfo. the baggage claim was closed for an hour. we're learning more about a woman killed in san jose. this picture was tweeted of the house where monday's shooting happened and says the victim is myla ding. a murder trial is ant to wrap up for a man accused of killing two people at san francisco's jewelry mart in 2013. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is covering the case and sent this tweet. he'll have late details from court at 5:00. an american meeting was called to discuss the latest

missile test. >> reporter: u.s. officials are calling for tougher sanctions against north korea saying this latest test wasn't just reckless, it was dangerous. holding an emergency meeting with the u.s. demanding global action in response to a global threat from north korea. >> make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation and a threat to all nations in the region and beyond. >> reporter: as americans celebrated on july 4th, north korea successfully launched a intercontinental ballistic missile that fired some 1700 miles straight into the sky. experts say had they angled to trajectory for distance not height, the missile could travel well over 4,000 miles meaning it could reach the u.s. main land. >> when does this happen? a year, two years, maybe three.

we need to remember we have consistently underestimated the progress of the north korean program. >> reporter: the u.s. responded by joint military exerts firing short range missiles off the coast of the peninsula. president trump blaming china tweeting so much for china working with us. this as north korean leader kim jong-un continues to taunt america saying this was a package of gifts on independence day and the final step in creating a confident and powerful nuclear state that can strike anywhere on earth. north korea is vowing no negotiations. according to top commander in south korea, the only thing keeping the u.s. from going to war with north korea right now is self-restraint.

>> military officials had never seen this before. did they share anymore details about it? >> reporter: according to pentagon officials today they tell us this new lawn mp flew in the air for nearly 40 minutes. that's longer than any previous launches. they say for certain this is more powerful and sophisticated than anything they have seen before. officials say they knew this is exactly what the north koreans were working on but no one expected it to be tested this soon. >> all right. thank you so much for that update. the fight to recapture the iraq city of mosul from isis has reached a critical juncture. iraqi forces have surrounded a small patch of mosul's old city where some 300 islamic fighters remain.

a new york police officer was ambushed this morning. the gunman, he had a grudge against the police. he spoke critically on social media about police in oakland. >> reporter: that frantic call coming over the radio shortly after midnight. >> hurry up central. >> reporter: police say she was writing in her notebook when the killer fired one round through the passenger side window striking her in the head. she died in the hospital a few hours later. police say the shooter was this man alexander bonds seen here in a previous mugshot.

>> she was on duty serving the city, protecting people, doing what she believed in doing the job she loved. >> reporter: authorities now looking for a motive. the 34-year-old bonds had a violent past sentenced to six years in attica prison for armed robbery. he was paroled in 2013. there were many other arrests including one in 2001. bonds accused of attacking an officer with brass knuckles. officials focusing on an 11-minute anti-police rant he focused on police last september. a 48-year-old mother of three was a 12 year veteran of the force remembered by those who had kind encounters with her. >> i haerd it this morning and it really touched me. i knew her. i knew her. >> reporter: more than 20 officers have died this year as a result of crimes nation wide. abc news, new york. a canadian man suspected of

stabbing a police lieutenant at the airport in flint, michigan was arranigned today in federal court. he was indicted by a grand jury on charges of committing an act of violence at an airport and interfering with security. investigators say he shot before stabbing police lieutenant jeff nevel in the neck. he survived that attack. he was motivated by hatred for the u.s. and acting alone. 26 people have been killed in a violent gunfight in northern mexico. it happened in the town of las varas. the clash involved the members of the gang and a faction of the drug cartel. it's been a violent year for mexico so far with the country seeing the highest murder total in two decades. drug cartels are being blamed for the increase. homeland security secretary john kelly will discuss security. kelly wants to address criminal enterprises that operate in the

u.s. and mexico. he's expected to be in mexico for the next two days. a louisiana congressman is being ciriticize selfie video inside the labor camp. >> they would go into the room and drag the bodies of those poor souls out. >> he's explaining the atrocities that happened in poland. the director o says he probably didn't have bad intentions when making the video but called the filming wrong. representatives for the memorial said higgins should have not use their venue as a stage. prumpb gets ready for a high stakes meeting with vladmir put putin. : cleaning up after a busy fourth of july in santa cruz. the volunteer

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one of the biggest problems the day after the fourth of july is the clean up of garbage and fireworks. matt keller met up with an army of volunteers cleaning up. >> reporter: call it if fourth of july afterparty. >> just needle caps, no needles. >> reporter: necessary after a busy day after the beach. save our shores runs the star spangled holiday clean up. last year they had 252 volunteers collecting almost 2500 pounds on beaches. this year the fourth of july landed on a tuesday so the hope is there's less trash left behind. >> i think it's on a saturday you'd see a lot more but you'd be surprised on any given day. >> reporter: illegal fireworks are usually a problem on the beach but this year didn't seem to be as big as issue on the shore. we posted this drone footage above the boardwalk and you could see a few refresh her recollection going off. santa cruz police threatened

people with big fines totaling more than $1300 with court fees. that didn't stop everyone. santa cruz police haven't released details on how many sigh tags that handed out. some san francisco city workers got an early start to clean up after the fourth of july festivities. they brought in extra workers to clean up trash. about 90 bags of garbage were collected this morning. that's similar to a busy weekend day that can draw about 10,000 people. police reported few problems. we'll start with live doppler 7. we'll see low clouds of fog

surging. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid-50s. that's also the range we have seen all week long. tomorrow, sunny and breezy day at the coastline. it will a milder day as our warming trend starts to kick in tomorrow. we'll see highs on the coast and low to mid-60s. mid-70s up to 80 degrees. we'll see lots of 90s in our inland location an it will get warmer after that. check out friday. we'll see mid to upper 60s on the coast. not much change over the weekend. mid-90s and low 80s around the bay. the heat eases up a bit on monday. it will be cooler conditions on tuesday and wednesday as we got a few extra clouds in the sky. it will be nice and warm especially at the beaches. thank you, spencer. prumesident trump is in pow land. what we can expect.

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president trump has arrived this poland marking his second trip to europe as co chief. he'll speak to the warsaw up risings. then it's off to germany and the summit. >> reporter: it's a high stakes meeting between two of the for the first time. >> this is the single highest profile meeting. >> reporter: the president tells reporters we're going to do very well. putin has a history of challenging u.s. presidents. as he left office president obama shut down russian come up and downs in the u.s. the hacking u.s. intelligence blames completely on putin. something president trump continues to cast doubt on. making his relationship with

putin complicated. >> i would love to be able to get along with russia. >> have you ever met the guy? >> i met him once. i have no relationship with putin. i don't think i've ever met him. >> putin even sent me a president. beautiful present with a beautiful note. >> reporter: the white house is calling it a normal bilateral discussion. >> the idea that donald trump will show up at a meeting with putin and not say something about the election will be astounding. >> reporter: the russian vs their own agenda. they are calling it a full fledged seated meeting. two airlines have become the latest carriers to lift bands on laptops on flights to the united states. a spokesperson for the tsa says both carriers from started to introduce more stringent

screenings. the tsa lifted a laptop ban. i paid to have some house construction done. it's still not finished. what can i do to solve this problem? >> the law here in california says contractors must give you an estimated start and finish date. i'm assuming they are way past due. here is what i want you to do. file a come plants with the contractor state license board right way. they will work with you and with the contractor to try to get this issue resolved. it's at abc7news.com. one final thought. if they can't do anything for you, i want you to call me back.

>> thena asked i brought my car in for a wheel alignment. the repair shot told me the tire rod was broken and couldn't finish the wheel alignment. three safety lights came on in the process. what can i do next? >> you need to file a complaint with the bureau of automotive repair. the agent will take a look at thing information. they will visit the repair shop and talk to the owner. they will try to come up with a resolution for both people so both people can live with it. i'll post a link to their website. both the government agencies they do a great job. they can't always get it done. >> lynn asks is it legal that if i miss my flight on a round trip purchase the airline removes my return flight and makes me repurchase it at last minute prices? >> yes, the answer is yes. the airline is protecting their

pricing structure. some passengers buy cheaper tickets to a further location and deplane at a connecting airport. it's called hidden city ticketing. it's similar to buying a round trip ticket that's cheaper than a one way flight. you'll find that quite often. many get away with it. sometimes they don't. then they end up in your situation. some airlines are so focused on this they won't even allow you to fly with them again if they catch you doing this. if you weren't doing the hidden city ticketing type of thing, call the airline. plead your case. they might not do anything at all. they might. remember, they don't have to. we're just hoping they will. if you have question for me, you can record a 10 to 15 second long question and share it on social media. i'll answer it right here. you can reach me through facebook and abc7news.com. >> all right. thank you very much. a device we first told you about here on abc 7 could soon be changing the lives of

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spam. not the stuff on your computer. the canned food that turns 80 today. one san francisco chef is making a name for himself by featuring spam on the menu. he first fell in love with spam when the power went out during the 1989 earthquake and his uncle fried some in the skillet. it's the spam and cheese waffle that's attracted national attention. >> it's shredded spam. we cook it in there and get it nice and crispy. we add a little cheese on there too. >> his wife created the dish. it will be featured next month at at&t park has spam tours the country celebrating unique dishes maded with the canned ham and pork shoulder. >> i would try that. >> you you would? >> yeah. >> spam and i have an on and off again relationship.

the search for owners with lost pets. >> we walked around the neighborhood and no one seemed to recognize him or no him. >> last night's fireworks shows around the bay area have sent lots of pets running. how local shelters are helping reunite animals and owners. the family of a 20-year-old woman is grieving. san jose police identify her in a homicide in this house. the gunman still on the loose. what seems like a never ending fight against robo calls now has the state attorney general stepping in. some bay area students will be getting a check in the mail. the boys and girls of summer. they are crossing this off their bucket list today. those stories at 5:00.

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at 10:00 it's to tell the truth and stay with us for abc 7 news. contra costa animal services launched a free adoption if an effort to make space for startled animals. since friday the shelter has taken in 150 stray animals. we see what the shelter is doing to help he you thiet the pets with those owners. >> reporter: there are new faces inside the kennels at the martinez animal shelter. these dogs and cats ran away from home during the fourth of july weekend. >> i'm about to pick up my dog. people don't care. they were blowing off fireworks all night long. >> reporter: there's a line of pet owners serarching for lost pets. >> they really get freaked by the sounds. they could probably feel the reverk rations as well. it's very frightening to them. >> reporter: it happens a lot this time of year. the shelter sees an up tick in

the days leading up to and following independence day. >> reporter: it aims to connect missing pets like this one back to their owners. it took some time but >> oh. >> reporter: these two are back together. hi mama. >> reporter: anthony is so relieved. >> a giant weight lifted off my shoulders. >> any time we can get an animal back with its owner and you see the reaction on that dog and the owner, that's really what this job is really all about. >> reporter: since friday the shelter received 150 stray animals that's expected to keep climbing. it's not the first time the pit bull has run away. >> i have her back. she's probably going to hang out we many every day now. >> reporter: the shelter installed a microchip just this case if dev, which is short for devious leaves again. abc 7 news.

>> thank you for joining us. the sounds were like boom, boom, boom. it was fabulous. >> not everyone loved last night's fireworks especially those dealing with all the debris. a bus accident at the golden gate bridge, 11 people are sent to the hospital. viewer video shows people evacuated at sfo after a suspicious suitcase was found. >> it was just chaos. there were people everywhere. families pack a courtroom seeking justice. trial nears an end for a man accused of killing two peek. -- people. >> we waited many years for this. that is five seconds of what must have seemed like an night oakland. illegal fireworks were

everywhere. good evening. >> it happens every year despite efforts by police to head it off. officials blame two fires on the activity. laura anthony is at the scene of one of those fires. >> reporter: i'm just off redwood road. those who live in this area with very frustrated yesterday. they said the booms, bangs, they started in the afternoon and went well into the evening and even overnight when an illegal fireworks started this brush fire. >> backyard ferngs are amazing. >> reporter: despite the annual threat of crackdowns and fines, the illegal fourth of july fireworks display went off as big as ever in oakland. as shown on this you tube video. >> i don't think there's anything the police can do to stop it. >> reporter: the show went on despite efforts by oakland police. they both put dozens of extra officers on the streets to try to