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 coming up in less than ten.

happening today a lawsuit set to be filed against warriors draymond green over an alleged assault. they will hold a news conference at 9:00 this morning in southern california to provide more details. it's tieda an incident wrn green allegedly slapped a former michigan state football player last july. green was arrested then released on $200 bond and did not have to appear in court. our sister network espn reports green is confident this will be resolved soon. new this morning, president trump lashing out on twitter this morning write, quote, attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton crimes where are e-mails and dnc server and intel leakers? accord together associated press, the president has spoken with advisers about firing the attorney general. sessions had actually offered to resign back in may when the president first exploded on him for his decision to recuse himself from all matters related to the russia investigation. also happening today, senate re-republicans are hold a

much-anticipated vote on healthcare, a vote that's too close to call at this point. republicans have only two votes to lose if they hope to move the bill forward and actually begi debate on repealing obamacare. ailing senator john mccain recently diagnosed with brain cancer could be the shot in the arm republicans need to encourage hold outs. he will be in washington today for that vote. this morning president trump tweeted, it's time for republicans to step up to the plate and repeal a 16 day old baby is in critical condition today after his father abandoned nim a park lot. he was left in a baby carrier at the is unshet shopping center yesterday afternoon. some barber shop workers found the baby and then called police. a short time later police arrested 18-year-old daniel mitch he he will for child endangerment, abandonment and possible possession of cocaine. amy holly nooeld is going to show you the brand new

surveillance video plus what witnesses describe. happening today, the san francisco board of supervisor expected to vote in favor of limiting the number of pot dispense soreries in the kpels yore district. . board wants to keep just the three that are currently operating which would mean no new ones would be able to open when this becomes legal neechlt year. according to sf examiner, the board may also consider a city wide moratorium on opening new dispense soreries. >> if your morning commute includes a bows ride, all golden gate transit buses now have new cameras. tries it officials sell tell us it's part of a $900,000 project to replace 80 obsolete camera systems. that new technology includes realtime video streaming and represent moat downloads to view footage as needed. each bus has eight of these dam contracts on board. about 22,000 people ride each weekday. another big concert in the bay

area gets cancelled and that leaves ticket holders wondering if they're going to have to fight to get their money back. >> this time it's hall and oats and tears for fears. and you'll remember just a few days ago it was counting crows. we found out with that concert for the counting crows that it wasn't always so easy for folks to get a refund. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller life fours at s&p center. matt. >> reporter: it's a mad world and this news may make you want to shout. no more tears for fears song reference because it's especially disappointing for all of those people coming the center for tears for fears and haul and oats concert today. they say it's not a cancellation it's only a postponement. this is how the news got out via a tweet, this is aeg presents it says the hall and oats and santa barbara have been postponed due to tears for fears family emergency. concert was tonight here in san jose. this is the second time in less than a week a big concert was cancelled here in the bay area.

on friday counting crows and matchbox 20 cancelled because of of a problem at the loading docks. max box 20 resqued uld for tonight but the counting crows were not available. ticket master and lye nation offered up refunds to people who directly bought tickets from them. thunderhead is he don't refund from third-party vendors and those third-party vendors say they won't refund if the concert is rescheduled. no word on if you can get refunds for tonight's concert but we're check being in with the promotor. all right. thank you. firefighters are crediting cooler weather with helping slow a massive wildfire burning neoio national park, and this morning we can tell you the detwiler fire is 60% contained. it scorched almost 79,000 acres of land. firefighters are trying to beat an unexpected warm-up to get that fire surrounded. sunnyvale's department of public safety tweeted out these pictures of its members helping people living in the fire area. the sunnyvale crew is actually

bach home along with teams from san francisco and santa clara that were all helping. this morning we're hearing from one of two bay area women who saved a man's life after he went into shock from a wasp attack during a hawaii vacation. attack during a hawaii vacation. jake shoff took kayaking last week when he zentdly clipped a wasp nest. they swarmed him and stung him several times. that's when two women from san jose jumped in, shoff went into shock, it turns out he didn't know that at the time but he's allergic to wasp stings. he fell into the water. >> he's completely passed out. and turning white. he's -- i don't know what he really looks like back up he's white and he's then starts foaming at the mouth. pam is whispering in his ear, don't die on us, you're family is watching, you cannot die. >> and look at that, shoff regained consciousness after medics gave him a shoft adrenalin put see how tall is he, he's 6'8" and those women,

were able to hold him up for a long time. he's now recovered fully. surveillance cameras catch a robbery in progress at a fresno starbucks and we're going to show you how one man decides he show you how one man decides he is not having

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now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> if you have a second take a look at this. i want to show you the true power of flash floods. arizona's been dealing with these for weeks now thanks to the monsoon shift. this is video of a flash flood and a patchy junction in arizona after a storm yesterday. it's just stunning to see how quick and strong flash flooding can be. that's why you want to stay away from those areas. anytime there's monsoons down there, seek higher ground because even though the rain may be miles away, that rain's going to find those valleys and those dry creek beds quickly. here's a look at south beach, let's use that for our commute planner. on the roads great this morning, blue sigh this afternoon. mildest this week if you're on mass transit and small craft advisory on the bay once again. we're in the mid to upper 50s for most of the south bay. 51 in novato to 61 range in alameda.

got a mild day today but a long two weeks of hot weather coming up. alexis. i want to take you back to the south bay, one our two issues we've had on the roads this morning. and it is in the clear as well so we're back to nothing blocking here today giving you the thumbs up. northbound 101 at story road and that's bouncing back very quickly. just a slight delay north of there. right around alan rock so 36 miles per hour on northbound 101 as you approach 880 and typically it's a little bit slower than that. bay bridge toll plaza quick check right there and metering lights on since 5:26 no major problems just the typical delay through the maze. thank you. new this morning, a local leader is reaekting to president trump's speech at a boy scout jamboree in west virginia. after saying he would not talk politics to teenage boys, the president did just that. mr. 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. >> and take a look at your screen, eric rights how insure must donald trump be to turn a boy kout jamboree into a political rally? incapable of inspiring our youth, sad. >> two big time companies trying to come together. >> and a hayward man shot in the chest was told he would never walk at the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, we cry flowers that signify why we want to end the disease. d we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. the was weakening.eeth the whiteness wasn't there as much. my teeth didn't look as healthy asthers. my dentist said that pronamel would help protect my teeth. pronamel is giving me the confidence to know that i'm doing the right thing. so it's nice to know that it was as simple as that.

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priority: you now a live desk update. welcome back and from our live desk this morning we just got an update on that sick baby boy whose parents were trying to get him here to the united states for an experimental treatment out of britain. okay we have learned this morning that lawyers representing charlie guard's parents are going before britain's high court today for some sort of hearing. although it's not clear what the hearing is about. but just yesterday the baby's parents announced that they were dropping their legaled by to get their son to the united states. the hospital in london had been refusing saying the experimental treatment would not help charlie who is suffering from a rare wa genetic disease. we'll monitor that hearing and we'll have an update as soon as possible. >> this video is so incredible we wanted to show it to you. it happened a few days ago. a man in police custody this

morning caught on camera trying to rob a starbucks be in fresno. police released the surveillance video of the aterpted robbery. they say he threatened the barista wea knife and toy gun on thursday. that's when a customer stepped in. he picked up a chair and hit the suspect over the head with it. the two got into a fight, as you can see. eventually that good samaritan pinned him down until police got there. this story will make you smile. a shooting victim who was told he would never walk again is he would never walk again is proving to be an ♪ >> i love seeing that moment it gives me goose bumps. the hayward police department shared this video at the downtown street fair last week. he is walking with the help of an exoskeleton device. they say he was paralyzed in 2008 when he was shot in the chest. he has since became a motivational speaker he's and

teaching at risk youth about gun violence and overcoming adversity. also new this morning rare blockbuster deal in the fashion world. michael kors says it's buying jimmy choo. it was put up for sale earlier this year. the brand best known for its very expensive shoes, very popular as well, a pair of heels can easily sell for more than a thousand dollars. the cores company meanwhile best known for its handbags. 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 or merchandise that bears the name or the logo of a cannabis company or product. the measure was designed to protect kids from potentially harmful marketing. >> it's completely legal to have a shirt that says smoke weed every day and hand it over to kids, that's legal. but if you were to have a shirt that says kooefa 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 mostly aimed at larger corporations. it's now being considered at an assembly committee after passing in the senate without opposition. time now to dhek in with mike nicco and a check of our weather this week. it should be another hot one, right? >> i think it's going to get really hot and it's going to hang around for several days, maybe a couple of weeks in our inland neighborhoods. >> oh. >> yeah. antioch and livermore you can kmek it out on twitter, in the 1 hundreds starting thursz. here's a look in the north bay, santa rosa low to mid-90s starting thursday wait through at least next wednesday and possibly late next week into next weekend could be some of the hottest temperatures and highs we've had all year. all right. here's a look at mount tam this morning, but that say far cry from what we're seeing had the look at how tall the marine layer is, up to 2,600 feet. so it's going to be is unfli, our last mild day.

cloudy tonight, coastal fog and drizzle and warm next week. the cloud cover, you can watch teechb though it's a 2,600 feet by noon it's back to the coast hanging around the golden gate bridge and even there it will break up a little bit more than yesterday. but still partly sunny at the coast today. hottest and it's only mid to upper 80s in our east bay valleys, set name of kor concord were up in the north bay, extreme sunshine at 82, san rosa, va lay toy 72. 78 napa. san jose 81, lacking the heat as you gill get to gilroy that's as warm as it gets, 86 degrees. san mateo 75, millbrae 70 but on the beaches, pacifica 62, half moon bay 63. east bay shore we'll have 72 in oakland to 70 23450i6 hayward and last stop snans san francisco just a lot of mid to upper 60s there. you skeet heat begins tomorrow and hangs around all the way through monday. alexis. not too much going on on the roads it's a light summertime commute so we're enjoying it

while it lots of. want to take into one slow spot that we've got here, san mateo bridge if you're traveling west downed 92 getting through that to plaza area and out ton to the mid span we're a little slow, 32 miles per hour but as we check our camera it's still moving not total grid lock and we don't have anything fully blocking in that area so it's not a major slow down it's just me finding one of the only slow spots this morning. westbound 580 tracy to dub palestinian you're in the red at 52 minutes. west downed 4 antioch to concord in the yellow at 25 and southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes. thanks alexis. good morning america coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amimy is live with a look at what's ahead. lay, amy. >> coming up next here on gma trump making a last push on healthcare before the senate's vote this afternoon. but confusion right now as members are noptd clear on what plan they're working on.

plus a surprise announcement from senator john mccain, he's returning for the vote but will it be enough? also ahead an unexpected plea deal in a case that's drawn a lot of attention. a woman accused of killing her fiancee by tampering with his kayak now pleading guilty to negligent mom side. they join us this morning for a fiery debate after that. and after three years of their online communication, two college students who matched on tinder are meeting for the very first time live in our studio. it's a great moment you don't want to miss it it's all coming up next on gma. >> three years. >> amy, do they not have the ability to fly to each other? >> no. and you know what's interesting? i asked them if they even face timed with each other threat any said no, they've only spoken aught phone with one another. it's pretty old school but awesome when you see them meet. >> that's like the future and the past. we've got to see this. >> exactly. >> we'll see you at 7:00. the internet nearly broke

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has a question about moving. she spoke to us from walnut creek. 7 on your side michael finney has her answer. >> what's the ooep cheapest and safest way to move across the country? >> it is the wild west out there when you're moving. you have to be very, very careful. so if you're packing and driving yourself, make sure you understand the entire price. there are a lot of add johns, they can get sneaky. now if you're using moving companies, deal directly with the national brands and get an in opinion person estimate, that's extremely importnt. a third option is to have a service like pack rat or pod show up, they bring a store ridge bin, you load it up yourself and then they take it to wherever you say. i want to you compare all three because at times it is actually chooper to let the professionals do it than it is to pack yourself. you need to compare prices. ema, good luck and thanks for your question. >> yeah. sometimes less of a hassle too

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good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. and good morning on this tuesday, july 25th it's 6:30. natasha has the date off, the rest of us here four. >> reggie and i both live in the city, it's a little bill bit cooler here, how is it in the east bay. >> yesterday was pretty nice. >> what's the story for the rest of the week, mike. >> tonight nice once again and then the heat wave is on. so i'll help you get ready for that had the here's a look at what's going on right now through 7:00 you see temperatures in the upper 50s to slow 60s, a lot of cloud cover out there. by noon kouds in the coast, 50s to 70s around the bay, 70s and 80s inland. we'll see more 70s and 80s a4:00 and 70 around the bay and 60s by san francisco. by the time we get to 7:00 we're looking at temperatures that will be hanging a round the

coast and 60 for the bay and 70 inland. when i come back, details on our impending heat wave but let's go to alexis. we're checking out the bay bridge toll plaza right now those metering lights have been on for a little over an hour. so back up as usual through the maze but honestly it's not too bad we're kind of summertime light here with our volume. quick check on mass transit the only thing i need give a heads up about so far today, vallejo ferry riders we have extreme low tides. one more day with the alternate morning ferry schedule that will not impact your p.m. commute. he we do have a couple must issues that have popped up in the next couple minutes and we'll have that next. we have this surveillance video showing an infant's father leaving his child at a north bay shopping center. >> amy hollyfield live with an update on how the child is doing. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie the had the employees alt this barber shop behind me couldn't believe what they saw in their

surveillance camera caught it all so you can see it too. this video is new this morning. you can see a man leaving a car seat in a parking lot. the employees of the barber shop ran outside. when they looked inside the car seat they found an infant. the man had driven away. baby was okay at the time anyway. witnesses say he was very calm and he wasn't crying. the adults, though, who found him were pretty emotional. >> it's heartbreaking. it's very, very disturbing, he shouldn't get away with what he's done. and he should get behind the bars. >> reporter: well, police have made an arrest. father of the baby 18-year-old daniel mitchell of fairfield now faces four charges including child a band on the and possession of cocaine. placesy they found him when he was involved in a hiss and run accident in fairfield while they were still on the scene here. he was taken to the hospital, that's where he was interviewed

and arrested. the baby's mother has been interviewed but she is not considered a suspect. an update on that baby. testing at the hospital revealed the infant has a medical condition so he's not bei treated forthat. he's listed in stable condition. thank you, amy. now to the car wreck that was live streamed on instagram valving to cysters from stockton. the parents of that droefr say she's needs help. her 14-year-old sister dried if the crash. her older cyst wares driving and live streaming on her phone. she lost control of the car and then rolled into a barbed wire fence and end upped up into a field. the girls in the back were not wearing their seatbelts so they got ejected through the window. the parents have not spoken to the driver but they have seen the video. >> when i feel what she feel bad about she self kill her

sister. >> obdulia is in the county jail on suspicion of vehicle laugh manslaughter and driving under the influence. she's refusing to talk to cph investigators. happening today, senate republicans are expected to try once again to begin the process to repeal and replace obamacare. and they will have an unexpected voice to help them. ailing arizona senator john mccain says he will be back in washington today to vote on the health legislation. the 80-year-old mccain underwent eye surgery recently and was diagnosed with brain cancer. important to remember here that today's vote would just open debate on the healthcare bill, it's not a vote on the bill itself. and that healthcare debate has led to several protests across the country. today the chinese progressive association will rally at san francisco general hospital to call for guaranteed healthcare for all in california. they pount out even with

obamacare 20% of asian-pacific islanders ages 50 to 64 in california are uninsured, that's higher than the total u.s. population. the protest begins at 11:00 in the hospital court yard. new questions this morning about the oakland fire department's incident report. according to our media partner the east bay times, one of the victims's names of the ghost ship fire ended up on a list of casualties from a different fire three months later. that fire in march at a building used as a transitional housing unit was started by with a burning candle, he was listed as an casualty in that fire but there's no explanation for why that happened. they said that the report had some air years and there will abi corrected version. the developer of an oakland building that was destroyed by a fire this month plans to rebuild. they will start removing dedebris from the site on valdez

street. they expect to complete construction on 2019. several hundred residents were displaced in the july seventh fire and the cause has not been determined. happening today an ordnance to name an sfo terminal after harvey milk will be presented to the board of supervisors. he was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he bake a supervisor back in the year 1970 fen. he was assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordnance has the recommendation of the airport facilities naming commission despite its own poole policy that forbids renaming any terminal, gate, or boarding area. happening today governor jerry brown said 70 to sign a landmark climate bill. former governor is going to join the governor at today's signing on treasure island at 11:00 a.m. the bill passed in the state senate and assembly last week. the program sets a cap for companies like factories and refineries on greenhouse gassy missions. chef cron has reached an agreement with cal osha over the

2012 fire at its richmond refinery. that huge fire injured workers and sent thousands of people to hospitals explaining of breathing problems. the agreement requires them to spend about $20 million on safety improvements. they released a statement saying thil continue to make improvements to the facility consistent with their ongoing effortstor protect their employees ant community. police are look more possible victims after a san jose man was arrested after exposing himself to children. potter is linked to seven cases in lake tahoe area and one case in santa clara. happened eight days ago near fresno street and alpine avenue. police say the suspect lured a 9-year-old over to his car window, flashed the girl and then potter was taken into custody yesterday, booked into the santa clara county jail on numerous counts, including din decent exposure. >> a metal expert now believes that eecht bay teenager mcmath is alive even though other

doctors have declared her brain dead. mcmath remains on a ventilator at a fa vilt in new jersey. she suffered extensive brain damage following complications from surgery to remove her tonsils. she was 13 when that happened. mcmamg maez family recorded 49 videos from march of 2014 to april of last year. a ucla neurologist says though show her responding to simple commands like moving her hands and feet. mcmath's family wants a frarl court to declare her legally alive. happening today a woman accuse of stab a man to death in burlingame is expected in corporate. mea smith will be arraigned on homicide charges. police say she killed her partner at their home on myrtle road saturday night. neighbors and friends identified the victim as a person named ed. that's all we know. they say the couple was engaged at one point. police have not said what led up to the stabbing. a nanny caught on camera assault ang fant boy has been snntsed to a year in alameda

county jail. they arrest the ingred perez last october after the boy's parents gave police surveillance video from their home surveillance system and it showed her hit, slapping reasoned dragging the boy's head into the bed. she is barred from working with children or the elderly. bart admits it still needs to work out a few kinksz kbru right tids next generation of trains. it says commuters should be board them in september. abc 7 news had a chance to get on one of these new trains. it was getting tested on fremont line yesterday. the new train lurched, jerked and ran behind schedule during that 27-minute ride. bart says it's just part of launch a brand new system. officials say the new cars are 90% ready for commuters. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> where he, but now do the air conditioners work on these new bart trains? you'll be wanting to know that especially starting thusz thursday through possibly next weekend, 90s and 1 hundreds

inland. for today, a little sunshine in san rafael to start your morning. at the coast light breezes today. exercising extreme sunshine and breezy if you're going to be on the bay north of the bay bridge. in fact, here's a look at your small craft hooiz advisory from noon until 10:00. we've got southwest winds about 15 to 25 knots, gusting up to 30. peninsula we've got some 60s, look at the san person with know, belmont, redwood city, menlo park, definitely warmer than yesterday. 58 free monday, low 60s around hayward and oakland were 56 san rafael, concord about 60 right now. temperatures today, 60s along the cove, 70 around the bay, some 80s inland, a break from the heat but the heat starts come back inland tomorrow with some 90s and even some 100s thursday. i want to show you san jose and give you a hint at what's to come in my forecast. the average hey high is 83. look at those mid-90s the alexis. take a look at san jose, we have a couple new issues to talk

about this morning. neither one of them make juror. if you look off on the side we've got a box truck looks like it's facing the wrong way, that's on the 880 off-ramp to southbound 101. i'm not sure how got that way and i don't think we have injuries but we have a tow truck on the scene so just partially blocking that on-ramp. moving over to our traffic maps we also have reports of a collision on southbound 280 just past the 85 split. we are hearing reports that they need an ambulance on the scene and that is black block the far right lane but i've not seen any delays in the area in any direction so that one's not too dig of a deal. the hayward area a disabled vehicle was blocking one lane, that has been pushed off to the sield in the one of our heavier spots. southbound ate eight through that sba change should change a bit now that that's all clear. we'll take a look at drive times coming up at 6:50. from the live desk this morning we have another brand new update on that sick baby boy who's parents were trying to get him to the united states from

the uk for an experimental treatment. in the last half hour we told you lawyers representing charlie guard's parents were going before britain's high court today for another hearing. and we have just learned moments ago parents are now asking the court to take charlie home because, quote, they want to take their son home to die. heartbreaking update. yesterday the parents announced that they were dropping their legal bid to get their son here to the united states which is also tough to here. the hospital in london had been refusing saying the experimental treatment in the u.s. would not really help charlie who is suffering from a rare genetic disease. we'll keep you updated. ma'am wear is affecting mac computers with the goal of spying on you. the new details emerging and how to stay protected. and would you let your job and would you let your job put a microchip

now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> another story here at the live desk just coming in the fears of a new housing bubble like the one we saw just a decade ago, standard and poorz just released its national home price index this morning showing as home prices reached a new high back in may. that's the sixth mong in a row prices have reached record hides. those rising home prices are being fueled by strong sales right here in the bay area plus

seattle and portland. some analysts are down-playing the possibility of a housing bubble saying that those rising prices may already be cooling sales but we'll have to wait and see. first counting crows, now hall and oats, another big concert in the bay area gets postponed and fans have to be wondering if they going to run into trouble getting their money back. matt keller live for us where hall and oats were supposed to play tonight. matt. >> reporter: big names, big disapoint meant, a lot of ticket holders may be coming here to the sap center to get a refund but here's good news for fans, he plan organize rescheduling this concert. all this news came out from a tweet from tears for fears yesterday saying a family emergency forced postponement of the darryl 458 andon oats and san jose tonight and three more upcoming shows in california. this past friday counting crows and the max box 20 cancelled because of a problem at the lodding docks at the shoreline amphitheater. it was rescheduled for tonight

but the counting crows are not available. ticket master offered up refunds to people that bought directly from 234e78. the tickets for tears for fears and hall and hoits oats can be used for the future show, no word on refunds though. matt keller abc 7 news. thank you. warning this mor you have a ma krrk. malware called fruit fly is infecting macs across the county. it allows hackers to access your web cam and capture images of what's on the screen. it gives hackers the ability to log key strokes. fruit fly was first discovered in january but a second version appeared recently 379 it's unclear how long the malware has been infecting computers. apple has issued security updates but some macs may still be vulnerable. don't wait until the last minute to cancel any hotel reservations. sound advice in any case, but it could cost you a lot more in two of the world's big eftd hotel chains.

starting next monday hilton hotel and resorts will fine people who cancel within 48 hours of their reservation, which say big difference from their preef policy of 24 hours. customers will lose the price of one night's rental. this new policy only applies to hilton-managed hotels, notny fran chieds ones. marriott international adopted the 48 hour cancellation policy last month. >> happening now thousands of donors are working to save a fact-checking website at risk of shutting down. snopes.com raised nearly $500,000 in a day. the popular website debunks misinformation found online. snopes says an outside vendor is holding the site hostage. they've lost the ability to main taint site and put things on it the if he are $200,000 short of their $500,000 goal. heads up if you flif sunnyvale. there have been more reports of coyotes and pamly pets are becoming their prey. the last tight was on trumble

and and tang ger way. they captured this video of a coyote in the street with their pet cat named snowball if the subny veil police say this is the second cat killed this month. if you spot a coyote, police say you should report it to the department of fish and wildlife. more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook have voted to join a un job. those workers are employed inside facebook but they're contracted out by flagship facility services. they're calling for increased wages r wages and more affordable healthcare coverage. they join others here at local 19. >> our hope is that these workers can go home to their families and they could do homework with their daughters and sons and go to baseball practice and be a part of thafr fanlly like we all deserve. so i think being a part of the union will have them inch towards that goal. >> nearly 1,000 cav tier yo workers in silicon valley are now members of the union. imagine being able to log

into your computer, enter a building, and buy snacks from a vending machine using just a wave of your hand. more than 50 employees at a wisconsin vending machine company have agreed to receive microchip implants. the chips are opgs optional and the company says that it cannot track employees. the implants are about the size of a grain of rice. they cost 300 bucks each and the company is picking up the tab. how badly do you want those doritos. >> i don't think so. i'm not a needle person, so i probably wouldn't want to do it anyways. but it's just a little too future riftic for me. >> hard pass, mike. >> yeah, me too. it's enough that i carry a phone provided by the company, who knows what they're doing with that. >> oh, okay. >> good morning, everybody. and wanted to talk about skrks fr quickly. we've got 50-8 arrival delays. sunny and a break from the heat today. tonight it's going to be cool

with the clouds returning a a little drizzle near the coast and heat hangs inland. if you've been with me all morning on twitter or facebook you know i've been pushing out some of these hot temperatures that are going hit us so enjoy today. 76 in mill pete tose, 78 in sunnyvale. low to mid-80s for the rest of south bay, 81 san jose. santa cruz 70. 81 in redwood city, everybody else in the 70s along the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast today, little more sunshine than yesterday. 66 in downtown, 68 in south san francisco. going to the game tonight law enforcement appreciation night, 17 first pitch, dropping down to about 57 degrees. north bay we've got the breezes kep kooep ugsz in the 70s. nap april to 82, santa rosa. east bay shore fremont 78. as we go inland, 85 in san ramon to about 90 brentwood. seven-day forecast prosecutor 50s and low 60s again tonight, we'll say in the 60s at the coast for lows, 70s and 80s in

the bay but 90s to 100s starting tomorrow inland. hi, alexis. not much this morning, we've just got some sirm time light volume so we're not complaining. one new issue has popped up on the peninsula in the last few minutes, northbound 101 just before hillsdale sounds like a crash on the should, he may be a slight delay in the area so emergency crews on the scene and then once up get north of 92 just a little bit of stop and go traffic there too. richmond side of the san rafael bridge not bah bad approaching the toll plaza. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze in the yellow 24 minutes. 80 on the bay bridge not terrible, 18, and san francisco to sfo wide open at nine minutes. >> we have just spent nearly $100,000 on a new logo. say logo from 46 years. it's a cone shape playing heavily on the v in sunnyvale and now we want to show you the new logo. it appears the sun coming up over a valley which is

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6:fist four here are the seven things we think you should know if the number one an 18-year-old fairfield man is in custody accused of abandoning his 16 money old baby in a strip mall parking legality yesterday. daniel mitch -- i should say 16 day old. daniel mitchell was kout on surveillance camera leaving his child on a car see the seat.

number two lawyers are set to filed a lawsuit today against warriors draymond green over halging slap apology i former michigan state football player last july. they report green is confident this will be resolved soon. president trump unleash a harsh new attack on his attorney general the president ranting accusing jeff sessions of a take a very weak position on, quote, hillary clinton crimes. number four, the last killer whale born in sea world's captivity has died. she died yesterday from an infection. she was born in april at the park in san antonio. number five michael kors buying luxury shoemaker jimmy choo for more than a billion bucks. the london based company is known for its prizesy heels made famous by jar are kes ka parker and princess diana. very mild this morning, 50s and 60s. 60s, 70s, and 80s from the coast to bay to inland. this afternoon look for a lot of

sunshine. number seven take a look at things in san jose. if you look on the right-hand side of your screen you can see that box truck facing the wrong way. that's on the 880 to southbound ramp 101. that's the biggest problem we've had on the roads. there's no one working this week except for us. >> where is everybody? >> ways trying to convince our producer to pull up ms paint one more time for us since we enjoyed that story. >> there it is. masterpiece. >> there it. >> don't worry ms paint was supposed to good away it's sticking around so you can make things like this. >> it says bye.

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