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us. it's tuesday, july 25th. >> natasha has the day off but the rest of us are all here to siv this morning. mike, serve up some weather fours if you will. >> even the marine layer is here this morning it's a little deep are than yesterday. you can see the cloud penetration on the live dopplar seven. temperatures 50 sfoen 61, just a little bit milder than yeftd yesterday morning. we'll be in the low 60s at the coast, noon to 4:00, 73 to 77 at the bay, 70 5 to 80 inland and 60s to 70s near 8:00. this will be our last real comfortable day, especially for inland neighborhoods, a couple of hundreds and 90s coming up had the here alexis. >> good morning. >> i want to take you back to walnut creek. we have overnight paving. so far we're looking okay, they should be wrapping it up any

minute. it does look like we're seeing a little bit of a dilay near that interchange so i don't think they're quite done yet but they should be very soon. the drive times, so far that work not impacting 680 highway 4 to walnut creek 6 minutes, walnut creek to highway 13, nine minutes, and tracy to dublin you're in the yellow at 39 minutes. we have one collision on the peninsula we'll check on that next. new this morning, president trump unleech a harsh new attack on his embattled attorney general calling for a new investigation on hillary clinton. he said attorney general receive jegss has taken a weak position on hillary clinton crimes. where are e-mails and dnc server and intel leakers? according to ap, president trump has spoken with advisers about firing the attorney general. sessions had actually offered to resign in may when the president first exploded on him for his decision to recuse himself from all matters relate to the russia investigation.

in other washington matters today, another healthcare showdown. senate republicans will vote on whether to begin defwiet overturn obamacare. president trump putting the pressure on wavering senators to, quote, do their jobs. here's emily rou. >> reporter: today, mitch mcconnell's moment of truth, a much anticipated vote on healthcare that's still too close to call. with a very narrow margin only two votes to lose if they hope to move the bill forward and begin debate on repealing obamacare. there's confusion on capitol hill about what measure will atually come up for a vote. >> we haven't got to see the bill. even the republicans haven't seen the bill that's going to be up for reform. >> reporter: but short of being an emotional moment, senator john mccain's return to washington. monday night the senator's staff announcing he'll fly back from arizona where he's been recovering from brain cancer surgery to take part in the debate. republican leadership hoping it will be the shot in the arm they

need 10 to courage holdouts or perhaps the added pressure from president trump will turn the tide. >> we need virtually every single vote from the republicans, not easy to do. >> reporter: the president addressing healthcare twice on monday. >> you know, after seven years of saying repeal and represent place obamacare, we have a chance to now do it. they better do it. hopefully they'll doll it. >> reporter: as persistent protesters gathered at the capital. >> we need to kill this bill. >> reporter: with encouragement from democrats like senator dianne feinstein tweeting we must make sure they don't succeed, keep making calls. >> there are many ways this could go today, and even with mccain coming back it's not a sure thing that republicans have the votes they need to move forward. emily rou, abc news, washington. and one of the comments you just heard from president trump was made during an appearance at the boy scout jam bore rhee in west virginia after saying he would not talk politics to teenage boys, the president did

just that. mr. president trump said he now has a different name for washington. >> and i see the swamp, and it's not a good place. in fact, today i said we ought to change it from the word swamp to the word cesspool or perhaps to the word sewer, but it's not good. >> the president later recounted his election victory naming every state he won to the cheers in the crowd. happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote in favor of limiting the number of pot dispensaries in the excelsior district. the board wants to keep just the three that are currently operating. that means no new ones would be able to open when recreational marijuana becomes legal next year. according to sf examiner the board may also consider a city wide moratorium on opening new dispensaries. a 16-day-old baby is reported to be in critical condition after his father

abandoned him in a parking lot. they say he left the baby in a baby carrier at the sunset shopping center yet yesterday afternoon. some barber shop workers found the baby and called police. a short time later police arrested 18-year-old daniel mitchell for child endangerment, child abandonment and possession of cocaine. amy homilyfield is going to show you the brand new surveillance video plus what witnesses describe. firefighters are crediting cooler weather with helping slow a wide fire. this morning it the detwiler fire is 60% contained. firefighters are trying to beat and unexpected warm-up to get the fire surrounded. sunnyvale's department of public safety tweeted these pictures of its crew helping people living in the fire area. they've now returned home along with teams from france and assistant an clair are that were helping. meanwhile up north in yuba punty a fast-moving grass fire

destroyed two homes and burned 40 acres ed yesterday. this morning cal fire says it's still looking into the cause. firefighters initially thought it was an elderly man who was hurt in the fire but they now say he had res spir raer to problems, had trouble breathing while he was evacuating. it's not exactly due to the fire. if your morning commute includes a bus ride you may notice new security upgrades. all golden gate transilt buses now have new cameras. they say it's part of a $900,000 project to replace 80 on so he lute camera systems. that new technology includes realtime streaming as well as remote downloads to view footage as needed. each bus has eight of these cameras on board. about 22,000 people ride gold earn gate transilt each weekday. another big concert in the bay area gets cancelled leaving ticket holders wondering if they have to fight fight to get their money back. >> this time it's hall and oats, just a few days ago it was

counting crows. as we found out in the calling crows case it wasn't ease to get a refund. >> matt is live for us, matt. >> reporter: big names and big zis disappointment for stikt ticket polleders many of those who may come here to the center to try to get a refund. here's some good news for fans. this concert tonight may be rescheduled. here's what tears for fears said when they tweeted this out yesterday. basically says tears for fears had a family emergency forcing the postponement of the darryl hall and john oats in san hoe say tonight and three other shows in southern california. it said all dates will be rescheduled with details to follow shortly. this is the second time in less than a week a big concert was cancelled in the bay area. on friday counting crows and matchbox 20 cancelled because of of a problem at the loading dock. matchbox 20 rescheduled for tonight but the counting crows were not available. sikt master and live nation offered refunds to people that

bought tickets to them but they said they don't refund from third-party vendors and those third-party vendors don't refund if the concert was scheduled. we're not sure if ticket master will be offering up tickets for this concert but we're going to check with them as live. reportsing live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. from the live desk we are track a blockbuster deal in the fashion world early this morning. michael kors announced it's buying jimmy chew for just over a billion dollars. london based jimmy choo was put up earlier this year it's best known for its shoes. a pair of its heels can sell for more than $1,000. the cores company is best known for its handbags. now your accuweather forecast. looking westbound on the san mateo bridge it's not bad. on the roads it's going to be

great this morning but must this afternoon, grab the sun grasses. mildest this week if you're taking mass transit and if you're on the bay we've got that small craft advisory start agent noon. you're waking up in the east bonn bay, 55 to 54 there. our warmest we've got fremont and almedia at 60 and oakland about 61 degrees. around the bay, 63 in san carlos, one of the warm spots. fremont and san jose along with antioch at 60, napa 58, novato 54, pacifica 55 degrees. around the state, still a threat of thunderstorms all through ought the sierra, they'll be isolated, 79 at tahoe, 90 fwhun yo-yo, 98 in president know, 102 in redding, 82 with thunderstorms possible up in the mountains there. still have air quality alert in san joaquin valley and that's going to continue until thursday. average high at 72 in oakland, noon we're at 71. look at 4:00, 72 and back down

to 69 at 6:00. it looks like we could have about two weeks of 90 to 1 hungry heat. i'll show you the first seven days of that coming up next in my accuweather forecast. we're echb joying another light start to our drive today. we have one blocking issue on the peninsula and it's not causing delays yet. sounds like this is a medium-size big rig verse a deer in this cliks. northbound 280 just before truzdale drive. the far left lane is blocked right now. we probable possibly have injuries but they don't sound serious. they're calling for a flatbed tow truck and that's about it for this morning. 101 and 880 nice light volumes there. and mass transit no extreme issues in morning but we do have this vallejo rider again for san francisco bay ferry, low tides once again will put you on that alternate morning ferry schedule. it will ex-pact the p.m. schedule and today should be it.

we'll take a look at drive times at 5:20. thank you. a relaxing vacation turns into a life or death rup for two bay area women. hear about how they helped save a man from a near fatal wasp attack that happened in hawaii. also johnny deputy p in a legal battle. what they're revealing about his spending habits. and something you'll only see on abc 7 news, we'll have weather and traffic up for you during the break. a live look at the bay bridge. we'll be right back. the impossible meeting. >> i'm so nervous. >> why am i

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this is an incredible story. this morning we're hearing from one of two bay area women who saved a man's life after he went into shock from wasp stings during an hawaiian vacation. he accidentally clipped a wasp northwest while kayaking. the was ps stung him several times. that's when two women from san jose, michelle wircher and pam

crooke jumped in as shoff went into smock and fell into the water. >> he's completely passed out and turning white. he's -- i don't know what he really looked like but he's white and he's then starts foaming at the mouth. pam is whispering in his ear, don't die on us, your family is watch, you cannot die. >> wow. >> he's a big guy. he's 6'8", so these two women are holding him up, right. shoff regained consciousness after medics after gaff him a shoft adrenalin. he's recovered from the attack. a shooting victim who was told he'd never walk again is told he'd never walk again is proving to be an isn't that just a great video it see early this morning? the hayward police department shared this video. it's of arthur ren know wits sky june juror at the downtown

street fair last week. he's walking with the help of an exoskeleton device. they say he was pair lieds in 2008 when he was shot in the chest. he's since become a motivational speaker talking about gun violence and overcoming adversity. johnny depp and his former managers are locked in a legal fight over his fngss. >> they claim the actor can't stop spending massive amounts of money. here ken inch gibson. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, johnny depp is akoougz his former business managers of trying to publicly shame him. depp says their claims inserted as background facts in a court filing of his alleged psychological issues and compulsive spending disorder now splash across the headlines should be stricken from the proceedings. he's calling the company's claims an attempt to publicly villa phi mr. depp and according to newly obtained court

documents from the dalen mail, gratuitously attack mr. depp's character and to try this case in the press, all claims his former maengt company deny. it's all after he sued his ex-money manager for more than $25 million earlier in the year. coming up at 7:00, amimy with all the latest details. with your gma first look. recreational marijuana businesses in california are crying foul over a bill they say would take away some of their rights. the measure would prohibit them from giving away any hats, t-shirts, merchandise that bears the name or even logo of a cannabis company or product. the measure was designed to protect children from potentially harmful marketing. >> completely legal to have a shirt that says smoke weed every day and hand it over to kids. but if you were to have a shirt that says keeba on it, that would be against the law under this bill and the issue is, this isn't tobacco, this isn't

alcohol. >> state lawmakers say the bill is aimed at larger corporations. it's now being considered by an assembly committee after passing in the senate without opposition. there are new restrictions on a popular beach in san mateo county. the board of supervisors voted to ban all bonfires, overnight camp, loud muse music, pets, firearms, alcohol, fireworks, smoke, and vehicles on you too neat tas creek beach. it's off highway 1 and only accessible from a steep trail on private property. we want to show thank you picture it's from the pacifica beach coalition. the ban comes after people using the beach to party destroyed trees, left behind trash, including the cashing cuss of a barbecued big. the beach will also be closed daily from dusk until dawn. so major restrictions. bottom line, here's what you can do, you can lay there, you can tan, you can go in the water. >> that's good enough for me if the is beautiful and they should keep it that way. how about beach weather today. what else is there to do, that sounds great to me if the

it will abi little cloud y are it will be a little cool but it won't be breezy temperatures in the low to mid-60s. here's a look at san jose, 280 and seven toon off to a sunny start in the south bay. it will be sunny just about everywhere except for the coast. last mild day inland because it will be warm tomorrow all the way through next week. at night got a few clouds and a little coastal fog and drizzle that's going to develop once again. here's a look at the cloud deck and by noon it's back to the coast and even there it will break up just a little more than it did yesterday. but i can't say that it's going to be completely sunny, not by any stretch of the medication. 82 in santa rosa,'d in novato, 70 in vallejo, 81 in san jose, mill pete tus about 76, assistant an cruz 70. temperatures around 75 in san mateo, about 77 in menlo park, half moon bay 63 degrees, along the east bay shore 72, sunny at

oakland, 75 hayward, castro valley 77, fremont 78, and 60 snichl down ton san francisco, a lot like yesterday, mission 68 along with south san francisco. tonight's temperatures hang out about 53 to 59 degrees. accuweather seven-day forecast you can see the 60s and 70s tomorrow to 90s inland, 60s and 80s around the coast and bay thursday through most of the rest of the week with 90s and 100s inland. alexis. take a look at the roads this morning we've had a lot of overnight projects of course in these summer months and things are starting to wrap up now. walnut yeek we had more paving work so the northbound 680 ramp to westbound 24 was closed earlier and westbound 24 to 680 and pliz ant hill drive there we had several lanes down. looks like they wrapped that up on schedule that was scheduled to be done at 5 clock and checking out our live traffic camera just north of that construction work everything is looking okay. i'm not seeing any delays or flashing lights. i would say we under the clear and we should be smooth the rest

of the commute here this morning. quick check of this drive times, westbound 80 albany to the maze in the green with 5 minutes. fremont to san jose wide open at 15, 280 highway 101 to couper teenio you look great. >> thank you. steph curry making a big splash in china. >> he's on his third consecutive promotional tour with under armor in china and he created a fan frenzy. later he enjoyed a nice dinner there. he has one more city to visit before heading off to south korea. he'll be putting on a few basketball kplin clinics there and meeting more fans before heading home this weekend. meanwhile kevin durant was in his sfi city as part of his charity. durant has fixed courts in eight different cities, this was his first one in new york. >> trying to, you know, get out and let people know that how much the game of basketball has

meant to me and the values it taught me as a young man. you know, the energy from 2450ez kids and enthusiasm, it's good tho that it's being recognized. >> very appropriate lit court is painted in warriors blue and gold. >> i like the idea. i think it's cool he's doing that. next the seven things you need to know to start your day. >> also a possible big discovery about the moon, why it may make building there one day possible and a little easier. also ahead, name change. also ahead, name change. the

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advisers about fierk the attorney general for taking a, quote, very weak position on, quote, hillary clinton crimes. number three senate republicans plan to take a vote today to open dough bait on their latest healthcare bill. the procedural step could be enhanced by the presence of arizona senator john mccain. number four warriors player is face a lawsuit after slap a football player last july. it's set to be filed today. green is confident this will be resolved soon. number five hang on those tickets tonight's concert featuring hall and oats and tears for fears have been postponed because of a family emergency. the bands are working on a reskuld schedule date. number six it's going to be a mild day for most of us, one of the last ones. temperatures compared to average within a couple of degrees. enjoy it. number 7 we like to say friday light on fridays when everybody's making it a three-day weekend. i'm calling this summertime light.

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good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> you made today to tuesday, july 25th. good morning to you it's 5:30 in the morning. it's been a hot week already and looks like it's going to get a little hotter, unfortunately, right? >> yeah. >> you're always calling for the sunny hot weather. >> it's funny.

sunday i really had trouble sleeping, it was so hot in my apartment, yesterday was better. i kind of have a love-hate relationship it. i want it to be perfect and sunny in the milled of the day and nice and cool at night. you can make that happen? >> sure, for you and everybody else says the same thing all the time. good morning, everybody. why i do hear that the weather never changes? and yet -- anyway. here's a look at what's going on with our temperatures this morning. 7:00. we're in the upper 50s to low 60s, the gray is the cloud cover and notice by noon it's back to the coast hanging around the golden gate. 60s there, 70 around the bay. even a few 80s showing newspaper antioch and livermore. a few more 80s at 4:00. 70s along the bay, 60s along the coast and san francisco. and 7:00 pretty much 60s and 70s, our last mild day. somebody was sneaking ahead and saw that 90s and 100s are on the way. here's alexis. we're starting to ramp up on the commute here, no major

problems but we did just have somebody get a flat thier had to be pushed off to the side. briefly had the left lane blocked west bountd bound 4 and some stop and go photographic from the pirtsberg area. and the the metering lights were sflipd on on the bay bridge. no serious delays through the maze. we'll take a look at drive times coming up in less than ten. thank you. we begin this half hour with new details in the case of a newborn baby left abandoned at a north bay shopping center. there's new surveillance video showing the bay's 18-year-old father leaving the scene. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield lye at the sunset shping center with these new 'em inches and an update on that child. amy. >> reporter: let's get right to that surveillance video that came from the barber shop you see behind me here in sa soon siddio. on the video you can see a man leaving a car see the in the parking lot of the shopping center. witnesses watched the whole thing and after the man drove away they ran out to check

inside the car seat where they found an infant. they say the baby was calm, he wasn't crying, but the witnesses were pretty worked up. they couldn't quite believe what they had seen. >> he just put the baby on the side, he wait there for five, ten minutes, saw if somebody's a round and just pulled out. >> we're just shocked because it's a newborn baby, like, you know, plus the way people pull into the smoke show could have got hit by anybody. >> reporter: police arrested the baby's father, 18-year-old daniel mitchell of fairfield. police say he was involved in a hit-and-run crash in fairfield while they were still on the scene in sa soon city. he was taken to the hospital. that's where he wassed have and arrested. they have also talked to the baby's mother. they say she is not considered a suspect. the baby appeared fine when he was in the parking lot but after some testing at the hospital it was determined he has a medical condition that he is now being treated for and is listed in critical but stable condition.

reporting live, amy hoel holly field, abc 7 news. thank you. now to the car wreck was that live streamed on instagram involving two cysters from stockton. the parents of the drivers say she needs help. her 14-year-old sister jacquelin sanchez died in friday's crash. she and her friend were sitting in the backseat when her older sister obdulia sanchez was driving and as you can see live streaming on her phone. obdulia lost control of the car, it rolled into a barbed wire fence and ended you up in a field near los banos. the girls in the back were not wearing their seatbelts so they got ejected through the window. obdulia's parents have not spoken to her, but they have seen the video. >> when i feel that she feel bad about herself kill her sister. >> obdulia is in jail on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence.

she's refusing to talk to chp investigators. in politics, republican senators hope an unexpected appearance by john mccain today will provide enough momentum to provide enough momentum to replace obama obamacare. they plan to open debate on the bill, it's not a vote on the bill itself just on opening that dialogue. senator mccain's vote is necessary, though, because republicans can only afford two deinfections. president trump is trying to ramp up the pressure. >> any senator who are votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare which is what it is. >> it wasn't just those comments. in a tweet this morning the president said it's time for republicans to step up to the plate and repeal and replace obamacare. and that healthcare debate has led to several protests across the country. today the chinese progressive association will rally at france general hospital to call for guaranteed healthcare for all in california.

cpa officials point out that even with obamacare, asian-american pacific islanders age 50 to 64 in california remain uninsured. that's higher than the total u.s. population. their protest begins at 11:00 in the hospital courts yard. happening today, governor jerry brown is set to sign a climate bill in america. the bill extends the cap and trade program. they have the signing on treasure island at 11:00 a.m. the bill passed in the state senate and assembly last week. that program sets a cap for companies like factories an refineries on greenhouse gassy missions. chevron has agreed on aagreement with cal osha after the 2012 fire in richmond are finery. . injured workers and sent thousand of people to hospitals complaining of breathing problems. that requires chef ron to spend been $20 million on safety improvements. >> the pipe replacement which what which is what the city council wanted is monitoring, those are above and beyond,

okay, the regulation. i can't enforce any other refinery do those two things right now. but we're able to force chevron. >> chevron released the statement that says we will continue to make improvements to our facility consistent with our ongoing effortstor protect our employees and the community. now a story from the live desk. >> the first initial information of a building that collapsed in moom buy india, i'm watch theegz ex-majs for the first time with you here. state officials say at least six people are dead, nine others injured and right now you can see rescuers are having to dig through theubble in search of any survivors. a five-story building housed 15 different families and it collapsed. the cause is still unclear at this point but the associated press reports building collapses are very common in india. lacks regulations encourage builders to cut corners and use poor quality materials. we'll continue to follow the

story. happening today, a woman accused of stab a man to death is expected in court. mia smith is going to be arraigned on homicide charges. police say she killed her partner at their home on myrtle road saturday night. they say the couple was engaged at one point. police have not said what led to that stabbing. the developer of the oakland build tlag was destroyed by a huge fire earlier this month plans to rebuild. our media partner the east bay times reports anderson druks construction will start removing debray from the waverley site on valdez street. they expect to complete construction in 2019. 700 residents w displaced in that july 7th fire. the cause has not yet been determined. happening today, an ordnance to name an sfo terminal after harvey milk will be presented to supervisor. he was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he bake a supervisor in 1977. he was assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordnance has the recommendation of the airport

facility's naming condition that forbids any renaming of terminal, gate or other area. check out the weather window mount tam and look at the crowds rolling across, with you see it's up at 2,600 feet. that means there's more cool weather out there even when the sun breaks through. if you're at the coast today, light breeze there's and partly sunny conditions. if you're exercise, extreme sunshine and if you're on the water it's going to be breezy north, that small craft advisory once again from east of the golden gate, north of the bay bridge through san pablo bay, all way to the delta from noon until 10:00. those winds could gust up to 30 knots. let's take a look at temperatures, the warm spot antioch 60, most of us inland east bay in the upper 50s this morning. how about other neighborhoods? we've got 60 in hayward, san jose, 60 fwhub oakland, san carlos 63, novato 52 and nap and san francisco about 58 degrees.

hourly temperature break down, noon you'll be at 76, low 80s for the better part of the low hours. 72 alt 8:00. san mateo cooler than that r 69 at noon, set of 2 at 2:00 and 4:00, 70 at 6:00, back to 65 so grab a coat if you're hiding out. the temperatures for today, 60 at the coast to only 80s inland. but let me give you a hint of what's coming our way. some 90s starting to show up tomorrow and 1 hundreds coming in my seven-day forecast. here's alexis. we have had one issue to talk about so far today as far as blocking incidents are concerned. still working to clean this one up but we're not seeing any delays. this is the in burlg game area just before truzdale drive, medium size truck hit a deer and it sounds like we've got quite a bit of damage to that truck. still waiting on that tow truck but the injuries very minor and we're in the green for that stretch. quick check of drive times,

westbound 580 tracy to dublin 45 minutes, westbound 4 antioch to concord bouncing back from an earlier disabled vehicle someone had a fat that's yellow 22 minutes and san rafael to san francisco wide open as usual in the green at 16 minutes. one new issue has popped up for san jose, we'll take a look at that coming up at 5:50. >> thanks. people in one south bay community are seeing more and more coyotes, why some neighbors are surprised and the warning going out from police. >> the family of an oakland >> the family of an oakland teenager declared brain dead by

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abc 7 mornings. >> all news. >> all morning. it's 5:43. a medical expert now believes east bay teenager is alive even though other doctors have declared her brain dead. mcmath remains on a ventilator in new jersey. she suffered extensive brain damage following complications to remove her tonsils when she was 13. they recorded 49 videos from march of 2014 until april of last year. a ucla newer rool gift says they show her responding to simple commands such as moving her hands and feet. mcmath's family wants a federal court to declare her legally alive. >> a nan liny caught on camera assaulting an infant boy has been sentenced to a year in an alameda county jail. police arrested ingrid perez last october after the boy's

parents a video from their home surveillance system. it showed her hit, slapping, dragging reasoned r and forcesing the boy's head into a bed. as part of the plea deal she's paired from barred from taking care of children or working with the elderly. there have been reports of coyotes and the latest citing was on trum bell court and tang ger rine way. sunnyvale police say snowball is the second cat killed this month. >> i was come tougt collect what was left and he -- there was one that came back literally within feet. >> we live in a city but we have a wildlife interface especially along our west side of town because of stevens creek, a lot of animal wildlife use that to travel back and forth. >> if you spot a coyote police say you should report it to the department of fish and wildlife. happening today, the f

board -- san francisco board plans to stop people from repairing bikes on public property. they have complained about homeless people liefg bike parts on sidewalks. they were suppose to meet last week and postponed temperature after strong opposition from homeless and bike advocates. bart needs to work out some kinks but it says commuters should be able to ride in september. they tested out a brand new train on the fremont line yesterday and it was a little rocky. the new train lurched, jerked and ran behind schedule during that zpent 7-minute long ride. they say this is all part of launching a new system. they say the new cars are 90% ready for commuters. the oakland a's are sending fans on a treasure hunt. they tweeted out this picture smoeg showing one of five golden snitches hidden in and around oakland also tweeted a a map of where they are hidden. the golden snitch is the ball

used in quidage which if you've read the harry potter sear reerz you're familiar with. it's called witches and wizards an each snitch has a pair of tickets to saturday's game. the team hasn't revealed if any of those snitches have kbn found. favorite word of the morning, snitch. >> i don't know the harry potter universe, is there again veer involved? that's all i know? >> for the show, perhaps. >> mugles. >> so do you know. >> i know those three things. it opens at the end is what i heard, resser recollection stone in it. if you haven't seen the movie never mind. here's a look at livermore, i talked about how we're going to have a prolonged period of heat. this is starting thursday we're going to flirt with the upper 90s just about every day through next wednesday. and next thursday and friday a week away we would be in the hundreds next week through next weekend. ouch. yeah. that's going to be brutal. all right. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. calm today, you can see a little bit of cloudness out there,

sunny a break from the heat. tonight cool clouds return and the extended heat hangs inland. let's take a look at temperatures in the south bay. mill pete tose sunny ville mid to upper 70s. we'll have 70 at millbrae to 81 in redwood city, most us in the mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast, mid-60s and upper 60s in downtown san francisco and sausalito. low 60s in bodega bay and stinson beach. along the east bay shore richmond 68, everybody else around 72 to 78 and our last stop doesn't that look a lot better than those 90s to 100s? 85 san ramon ton 90 brentwood. here's my seven-day forecast. tomorrow a small step you and then, boom, it gets really hot inland, thursday and froi you see those mid to upper 90s saturday, sunday, 90. not to bad along the bay, mid-60s at the coast. i've got to tell you alexis i've run into traffic in the form of construction every day so far this week. you know there are two

seasons, winter and then you've got construction season. so we in construction season right now. fortunately, though, all of our projects have wrapped up from overnight and we're not seeing anymore delanes from the cone zone nip way. we do have one issue in the south bay, northbound 101 at story road, multicar crash just reported that is reportedly in the far right lane to emergency crews on the way. not seeing any delays approaching that. little heavy north thereof as you head towards 880. you're down to about 28 miles per hour but that's pretty of a rage for this time morning. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza those metering lights on from about 5:27 so starting to fill in along the maze spot we're lighter than average for a summer time commute. thank you. this next story a pretty cool science story, new data shows that there could be lots of water inside the moon. scientists at brown university found an unusual amount of water trapped in vol can nick deposits on the moon. if most of the interior is wet,

scientists say that would change how we understand the moon's origin. scientists think the moon was create when'd something crashed into earth, but the heat from such a collision would have eliminated any hydrogen needed to make water so the mystery continues. back here on earth a starbucks customer interrupts an armed rob relationship. a surveillance video catches an incredible act of brafrpry. these are the look of facebook workers you may not think about. think about. how they struggle to

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that's probably sound advice, but this time it's going to cost you a lot more at two of the world's biggest hotel chains because starting next monday hilton hotels and resorts will fine people who cancel within 48 hours of their reservation, which say big difference from their previous policy of 24 hours. that's an extra day. customers will lose the price of one night's rental. the new policy only applies to hilton managed hotels, not the franchised ones. marriott international adopted the 48-hour cancellation policy last month. so a heads up there. more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook have voted to join a run on. the workers who are inside facebook but are contracted out by flagship facility services calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at several other tech companies as members of united here local 19. >> hour hope is that these workers can be able to go home to their families in the afternoon, they can do homework with their daughters and sons, that they can go to baseball

practice and everything and really be a part of their family like they deserve, like we all deserve. and so i think being part of the union will have them inch towards that goal. >> nearly 1,000 cafeteria workers in silicon valley are now members of the union. take a look at your screens we have new drone footage of the new apple campus in cupertino. it shows a lot of progress on the landscaping. you can see a large grove of trees was planted on the inner circle. drone pilot duncan sinfield shot this weekend over the campus, gave us this footage and some staff members were told they're already working at the campus could take a few months to have that fully transitioned and everyone to move in there, though. but a lot of progress made. all right. let's talk baseball once again. it's law enforcement appreciation night at at&t park. pirates and giants once again. seven-15 first pitch, dropping down 57 maybe not quite as breeza y as it was last night.

temperatures going to be in the mid to upper cysts tonight with cloudy conditions. >> i just showed you livermore's high temperatures the next several days. antioch says, whatever, look at these. throwing down some 100s just about every day thursday through next tuesday. ow, alexis. >> that doesn't sound too comfortable. take a live look outside at golden gate bridge, the north bay commute looking okay, usually takes quite a bit longer for that drive ramp up. zipper trucks came through about an hour ago, they've got room on that south bound side at and not too much fog there this morning either. kwek check of mass transit that's looked great this morning too. no bart delays, 48 trains in service. for san francisco bay ferry if europe on the vallejo route we have extreme low tides for one more day so that alternate morning schedule will be in effect. and capital corridor no delays,

we're in the green there as well. just got good news for one of our only crashes this morning on the peninsula we'll look at that coming up at 6:00. california is paving the way for self-driving cars and you're going to start seeing the changes by the end of summer. now, it turns out many self-driving cars have difficulty following thin or dotted lane lines and that's obviously a problem. socal transofficials say new lane lines will grow from the current four to six inches in width. this the help both autonomous vehicles and the rest of us. >> not other they're going to be wider but they'll be more retro reflective. they're going to be reflecting back the light that's shown on. 'so they will be brighter lanes, thicker striping and easier to see where those lane lines are. >> retro reflective, that sounds so high tech. more than 30 companies have permits to test row bow cars on our roads. >> helps all of us that are a little blind on the roads, you know, me including. this week, girl scouts can start earning new badges

focussed on science, technology, engineer and math, otherwise known as stem. these are some of the new badges scouts as young as kindergarten will be able to learn about robotics and engineering where they can build prototypes to solve everyday problems. next week they will offer cybersecurity badges also. the sproois vice president of the girls scouts says engaging girls in stem goes a long way too help them in those fields in school and careers. a group of young actors will take off this saturday for the american high school music festival. it's an expensive trip for these students. they've paid about $42,000. they still need to raise another 24,000. they've reached an agreement with the festival that gives them one mormon to get that money dotting and the group has several fundraising' vents planned. you can 10 help them out we do have a link to their online fundraising page. >> 24,000 say lot of money for high schoolers. >> yeah. twitter is turning into a

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. hello, good morning, it's tuesday, july 25th. it's 6:00 a.m. >> yes, sir, natasha is on vacation but the rest of us are here to help you get through the day. we're going to start with mike nicco for a look at your forecast. >> little gray out there this morning. pretty comfortable temperatures running in the 50s in most neighborhoods. you can see from the east bay mils hills camera mount diablo protruding through the marine layer this morning. low sichts out there through 7:00. the 12-hour day planner we'll have strong sunshine everywhere by noon, the coast still some clouds hanging around, 62 there, 72 to 79 for bay and inland

neighborhoods. 62 again at 4:00 around the koeft, 77 around the bay to 85 inland and 60s and 70s at 7:00 this evening. now, when we come back, lifts e lifts talk about some warm temperatures after today's wild weather, 90s and 100s next. here's alexis with the timetable on your commute. it should be right around average if not a little less than that this morning. i've got more good news here on the peninsula. we did have a crash northbound 280 just before trousdale drive. these been there for around an hour. a truck hit a deer early this morning and did quite a bit of damage so we had to wait for the tow truck to arrive on the seen. never did cause a backup but we've got the thumbs up from ch. . looking great on the upper deck of the bridge as well. the lower deck we had overnight road work that will be wraping up right now. several lanes closed for an overnight project right around tresh you're island but not seeing any delays there either. we'll take a look at one other problem in the south bay that's