all. >> a big bang. >> scott peterson works near the airport. he said the plane didn't have enough altitude for the parachute to help. >> one of our guys said when the parachute came down, it just pointed the nose straight down. >> an airport manager said goldman told him the family was flying to san jose. the ntsb will join the faa in its investigation of the crash. in sonoma county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> goldman comes from a well known family in san francisco. officials say the cirrus sr-22 is registered out of palo alto. >> san francisco planners are giving a green light to a controversial medical marijuana dispensary for former oakland mayor gene kwan and her husband. >> it's been hypercriticized. people are trying to put me at the center of it. basically, i'm here to support my husband. he's a good doctor. he's done pioneering work. we have both fought for equity for a long time. >> more than 100 people showed up to speak at city hall.

it got pretty contentious. the majority of the speakers don't want the dispensary in their neighborhood. they say it's bad for kids, nearby schools and many in the elderly chinese community. opponents can still appeal the decision to the board of supervisors. that's breaking international news that happened overnight. a deadly attack near one of the world's most important religious sites. two israeli soldiers were attacked by three palestinians in jerusalem. happened near lion's gate, the entrance to the old city. the attackers were chased to temple mount and were killed. the two israeli police officers who were attacked, they died at the hospital. and this is such a big deal in israel that friday prayers have been canceled this morning for the first time in 27 years. i'll have more details as we get them. back to you. >> thank you. happening today, diverers will be back out to search for a will be back out to search for a missing san mateo county

ca car. abc7 news was there yesterday. a possible car crash is a new theory in the disappearance of the 22-year-old. he disappeared on his way to work more than a month ago. >> one of the lowest tides in a couple week, and we found a hyundai wheel made in korea, specific to the tiburon, and a fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> if it is moss' car, volunteers think this is where he may have flew off the paumpt. a small chunk is missing from the low stone wall that separates the winding road from the rocky cliffs. >> trial is supposed to begin for the man accused of killing kate steinle. there's a good chance it's going to be delayed. the judge is expected to assign the case for juan francisco lopaz sanchez to a different courtroom. steinle was shot two years ago while walking with her dad on pier 14. lopez sanchez said he found a gun, picked it up, and fired it by accident.

lopez sanchez's immigration status touched off a national debate about sanctuary city laws. he had been deported five times before steinle was killed. lopez sanchez has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. >> santa clara county deputies are trying to find out why a man shot and killed his roommate. the shooting happened yesterday morning in saratoga. the 57-year-old suspect called police, admitting he shot his female roommate. they found the 60-year-old victim inside of the house. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the suspect remains in custody this morning. >> concord police are trying to determine if there are more possible victims of a man arrested for molesting a kield at a laundromat. police say this man, 60-year-old jose chavez, assaulted the child on tuesday. investigators say the incident was caught on surveillance camera at that laundromat. the child's grandmother called 911 hours later. an officer recognized chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. >> new details on the case of

the four young men who went missing in pennsylvania. cosno dinardo confessed to killing them. dinardo killed the men after he felt cheated or threatened in a dug deal and he reported burning the bodies at his farm. so far, just one body has been positively identified. dinardo agreed to plead guilty to four counts of first degree murder. in exchange, prosecutors will not seek the death penalty. >> president trump is wrapping up his trip to paris today. couldn't escape the controversy surrounding his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. janay norman has more from washington. >> president donald trump making friends in france. invited to celebrate bastille day by emanuel macron, but controversy following close by. trump unable to shake the meeting between his inner circle and the woman his son was told was a russian government lawyer. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian

lawyer. not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it was a short meeting. i think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. >> but those e-mails released by don junior were clear. he agreed to meet with the russian government attorney who he was told had incriminating information on hillary clinton and it was all part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. >> nothing came of the meeting, and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> and trump backtracking after repeatedly bashing paris when pressed by the french press. >> you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. it's going to be just fine because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right. >> and a moment sticking out for many. president trump's comment about the french first lady's figure.

>> you're in such good shape. beautiful. >> during a joint news conference, president trump said he's open to a reversal of his decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris accord, but he didn't reveal what he would need in return to do so. janay norman, abc news, washington. >> another setback for president trump's travel ban. a federal judge in hawaii has expanded the definition of a close relative, meaning immigrants now have more options for family members that they can use to apply for new visas into the u.s. the list now includes grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nieces, and nephews. the trump administration limited to parents, husbands and wives, sons and daughters. it applies to immigrants fro six countries. >> a lam borghini is damaged after the car caught fire while the driver was pumping gas. you can see the flames at the chevron station on woodside road in redwood city. this happened around 8:30 last night. part of the street was closed

while firefightered put the fire out. the fire department posted a photo on instagram showing the damage to the lamborghini. they have a safety message. always shut off the engine when you're fueling wow. >> let's take a look at what's going on from emeryville. here's a look at our weather window. you can see the fog not nearly as prevalent as it was yesterday. that's going to mean earlier sunshine today. high pressure taking over. that's calming our waves and our winds. so our beaches and bay are going to be good for outdoor activities as we head throughout the afternoon and early evening hours. if you're maybe going to the swimming pool to stay cool, extreme sunshine continues today. let's look at temperatures. the area going to get hottest is pretty mild today. our inland east bay neighborhoods. we have dublin, 57. along with blackhawk, san ramon and concord at 58. livermore at 59. everybody else about 60 to 63 degrees. how about your neighborhood? 59 right now in oakland.

hayward, san jose, mountain view, 55 in san francisco. napa at about 58. here's a look at today's forecast. 60s at the coast, and you're 70 in san francisco. 90s inland. they spread to the north bay tomorrow, and to the south bay on sunday with 100s moving inland. in fact, here's a look at your heat advisory. starts at 8:00 tomorrow morning to 9:00 sunday evening. about 75,000 of us are affected. we'll talk more about that and how long the heat is going to last in theseven-day forecast. how's our friday morning commute? >> so far, looking pretty good. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza looking friday light so far this morning. we're anticipating those metering lights flipping on right around 5:30 this morning or a few minutes before that, but we have almost an hour to go so we'll enjoy it while it lasts. southbound 680, highway 4 t walnut creek in the green. our only slow spot really here, westbound 580, tracy to dublin in the yellow at 36 minutes. we have some construction that is slowing you down a little bit

in the oakland area. we'll look at that next. >> thanks. a south bay family is in their minivan when a window suddenly shattered. why police say this was no accident. >> more people are riding bikes to work in san francisco. how muni is trying to make it how muni is trying to make it easier for them to get around.

someone appears to be shooting at cars with a beebe gun along a busy stretch of highway between morgan hill and gilroy. at least two cars have been hit and in one case a little girl was hurt. the back window of julie's minivan shattered while she was driving on santa teresa boulevard yesterday. her two kids were in the car. her 7-year-old daughter grace was hit. >> glass just popped and got me in the ear. >> she's bleeding, and i just -- it was really frustrating to, like, not know what to and to feel so, like, confused and overwhelmed by what the heck is going on. >> one other driver who stopped the help the family said his car was also hit with a pellet. sheriff's deputies took the pellet that got lodged in grace's hair for evidence. >> the state senate expects a vote on monday for extending california's cap and trade laws. governor brown says it may be the most important vote of their lives. >> this cap and trade system along with our other policies putting california in the place

of creating all these jobs. and china is going to try to take them. this is an incentive for the jobs of the future. and nobody has complained about cap and trade. >> this is a very critical issue. i think it can be addressed without increasing taxes on the poor and the middle class. >> brown was testifying before a senate hearing yesterday. the law puts a limit on carbon emissions and requires polluters to get permits to release greenhouse gases. this expires in three years. brown wants it to continue until 2030. >> a bay area congresswoman plans to lead a protest today against a decades old ban on women wearing sleeveless tops or dresses on capitol hill. you're looking at a tweet from congresswoman jackie speier, and it ends with a quote, because women have a right to bear arms. this follows female reporters removed from certain areas for wearing sleeveless outfits. republican speaker paul ryan has urged compliance with the dress code. he has indicated he may look into the possibility of changing it.

men are required to wear coats and ties. >> jimmy carter resting comfortably in a canadian hospital. he collapsed yesterday. this happened as he was leaving a habitat for humanity project in winnipeg. doctors say he was dehydrated. they won't say when he's expected to be released. >> in san francisco, muni now testing bigger bike racks that can hold a third bicycle on the front of a bus. take a look at some of the video from the sfmta posted on youtube to teach riders how to use the new racks. they'll carry the bike racks on five muni routes and if the trial is successful, they may install more of the racks to replace the two slotted bike racks that are attached to every muni bus. >> take a look at what we spotted. a car carrier full of what? brand-new tesla model 3ss. abc 7 news reporter david louie tweeted this along interstate 880 in fremont yesterday. the $35,000 all electric model 3

car is tesla attempt to enter the mass market. delivery scheduled to start at the end of the month. >> well, this weekend, thousands of people will participate in northern california's largest aids fund-raiser. this is video from last year's aids walk in golden gate park. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. last year's walk raised more than $2.1 million for services and programs. more than $88 million has been raised since the walk started in 1987. this year's aids walk is sunday at sharon meadow in golden gate park. you can still register by calling 415-615-walk. >> it sounds like they have a great lineup this weekend of celebrities and people, like rupaul's drag race. how is that weather going to be? >> you saw everybody was kind of bundled up last year and how gray it was. it will be a little brighter. grab the sunglasses and don't dress quite as warmly. we could get up to 70 by the time the walk is over. thank you, everybody, for doing that. here's a look at our roof

camera. pretty quiet outside. the winds aren't blowing quite as hard. more sunshine, slightly warmer weather today. especially the farther you are away from the coast and the bay. tonight, clouds. they will be minimal but still kind of comfortable out there, and the extended, going to be hot. cover. notice by 10:00, 11:00, it's back to the coast. and then during the afternoon hours, it actually is going to fade almost completely from the coast, bringing you sunshine. ought to be a gorgeous sunset. 81 in milpitas, los gatos, morgan hill, low 90s there. as you head up the peninsula, a lot of low to mid 80s, then san mateo millbrae, low to mid 70s. low to mid 60s along the coast. warmer with extra sunshine. nearing 70 in san francisco, downtown to south san francisco, to sausalito. 84 to 88 through most of the north bay. then over towards the east bay, we have 74 in berkeley to about 80 in hercules, arinda, and fremont. 90 in san ramon to 97 degrees in

brentwood. here's a look at my seven-day forecast. what you're seeing are temperatures reaching 100 saturday and sunday inland. mid 60s at the coast. then we flip the switch. it's off, monday and tuesday, we're back to average. want to bring alexis in here. good morning. >> good morning. >> any obstacles out there people need to know about? >> we're in that spot where we haven't seen volumes increase, but we have overnight construction, of course. so a few minutes to go here on a project in the east bay. so southbound 880 seeing a pretty hefty backup here at 23rd avenue. we've got all traffic being forced off for the time being for some overnight road work. they're saying they'll have a couple lanes open at 5:00 a.m. so 13 minutes to go. that's a pretty hefty backup. it is worth your while to swing over to 580 instead. 62 miles per hour versus 3 miles per hour. there you go. take your pick. quick check outside. the san mateo bridge, we're wide open so far on state route 92. we have a rool over crash in the south bay. >> happening today, an army of

volunteers is expected to finish bagging 100,000 pounds of food for the alameda food bank. abc 7 news was there amid a sea of bags filled for families in need. they're hoping to fill 10,000 bags in all. the ceo of grocery outlet said he called in favors from fellow business leaders to make this happen. >> during the month of july and august when food insecurity for families in need is the highest, we wanted to raise awareness and what better way than collecting food from manufacturers that we do business with in the bay area? >> the food will be distributed throughout the bay area. the food bank is also putting out a call for volunteers this summer. if you would like to help, we have information posted on our website. >> a new playground will soon be ready for kids to enjoy in san francisco's western edition and volunteer heights. volunteers pieced together a jungle gym yesterday as part of the booker t. washington center on presidio avenue. that complex is expanding to

include affordable housing units, child care, and a basketball court and the new center is expected to open next month. i'm super excited about this. we're getting our first look at an exciting new attraction for fans of star wars or disney land or disney world. this is the future star wars themed land that will open at the california park and florida park in 2019. a model is now on display this weekend at the fan club expo d-23, which is opening today in anaheim. one of these attractions will let you pilot the millennium falcon on a customized secret mission. the attraction is the single largest theme land expansion in disney history. that video provided by disney which is the parent company of abc7 news. i can't believe i'm going to d-23 this weekend. that would be like my heaven. >> maybe we can figure it out for you. >> queen bee's baby bliss. the first look at her twins and the reaction.

>> the safety hazard that is forcing a recall, but first, this morning's tech bites. >> no merger for the top online fantasy sports operations. >> draft kings and fan duel have thrown in the towel on their merger after fierce opposition by regulators. it's believed the two companies together have more than 90% of the daily fantasy market. >> google play music isn't just for samsung users anymore. the new release radio is now available to everyone. >> google says it limited the rollout to samsung customers so it could get feedback. >> a little known cofounder of apple is telling his story. ronald wayne helped steve jobs and steve wasniac start the techgiant. >> and in a recent interview, wayne said he sold his stake in the company in 1976 for $800. today, those shares would be worth $67 billion. >> he says he has no regrets, though, and has never owned an though, and has never owned an apple pr

welcome back, everyone. this just in. we're just getting this video from the live desk of harry meets harry. look at that. prince harry meeting pop music star harry styles at a red carpet event, and the story has been trending. prince harry was at the premier of dunkirk. there was fanned in tears for seeing the singer known as a member of the boy band one direction, and you add prince harry, royalty, to the mix, and

the story is still getting a lot of attention. still trending on social media. >> harry has since launched a very successful solo career. he's left one direction behind. >> you're not talking about prince harry. the other one. okay, i would only be focused on prince harry. >> beyonce has finally given us the first look at her twins. >> she posted this photo late last night and it reads sir carter and rumi. it has 1 million likes since its posting six hours ago. beyonce and j -z are parents to blue ivy also, of course. >> it's very bod achellie, right? >> sort of the same baroque style as the last pregnancy announcement, right? >> congrats. >> a stuffed toy is being recalled this morning because children may be hurt while they're playing with it. thome international is recalling nearly 10,000 of these lamaze munching max chipmunks.

why would you ever name something like that? >> it's a mouthful. >> michael finney first alerted us to this last night. the company says internal pieces can break, causing a sharp point that can break through the material. they have one report of a toy cutting a child's hand. parents can get a refund. michael has posted details on our facebook page. >> by the way, michael is heading to corte madera to hear your consumer questions. he'll be at town center from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. to meet you. we'll be set up by urban outfitters. you can also ask your questions on social media. >> you're saying you would have recalled it just for the name? >> it name is terrible. i don't even think it looks that great. >> crazy. >> if you ask me. >> all right, everybody. boyoffs summer are back. at least the a's a back in town. the giants are on the road. cleveland in town. here's a look at the first pitch forecast. 65 at 7:05. dropping down to 59. we have a friendly game in the

state. quakes are taking on a team from frankfurt. 75 at 7:15, and then 9:15, 66. i believe the gates open at 5:15. alexis just told me that. temperatures in the 50s tonight. hope you enjoy that sleeping weather. alexis. >> yeah, and definitely expect extra traffic, of course, for the p.m. rush hour around the stadium as well. right now, we're dealing with an issue in the south bay. we have a vehicle on its roof. southbound state route 85 at quito road. they have updated that location. the far right lane is blocked. still haven't gotten much information on injuries there. and i did see a slight delay just a few minutes ago. looks like that has improved just a bit. southbound decision 80 looking great from walnut creek. most places looking good. however, southbound 880 in oakland, we have a decent backup. >> happening today, california state fair opens in sacramento. new this year, an exhibit honoring california's farm workers. you can also check out 16 life-size animated dinosaurs and

a rescued wildlife display with a chance to stand feet away from a bald eagle. >> come on. come on, you're a corner. >> oh, my goodness. the sheriff's office posting this video of the deputy coroner trying to remove a dead snake. you can see she's freaked out and not so happy about it. eventually able to muster the courage to throw this dead snake off the road. >> i would have done the same thing. i do not blame her. there's a proposal to raise the toll on the richmond san rafael bridge. where all that money will be spent. >> the promotion several oakland police officers are receiving today despite mishandling the scandal involving jasmine abuslin. abuslin. >> investigators

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good morning on this july 14th. friday is the most important part of that sentence. 5:00 in the morning. >> thanks for waking up with us. we have everyone here. good morning. alexis smith and mike nicco giving us some weather this weekend. >> got a little fog right now. that won't be the case over the weekend as it's going to get hot in many neighborhoods. you can see the fog mainly along the coast. it is spilling into some of our lower elevations. but it's going to go away faster than yesterday. you can see it trying to swallow the bay bridge on our south camera there. here's your 12-hour day planner. temperatures this morning, 7:00, in the mid to upper 50s. that bottom line is the coast. we're going tosty in the 50s for the most part. 72 to 77 around the bay. and that top line, 83 to 90 w