but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. right now, a police standoff enters its 12th hour in san francisco after a woman is shot and an armed man is believed to be holed up in a residential neighborhood. thanks for joining us. i'm kristein sze. te s.w.a.t. team has been on the zone all morning and a shelter in place is in effect happening at 15th and beaver street where negotiations with the suspect are continuing. abled news reporter tiffany wilson is live at the command post set up at tiffany and castro. >> reporter: yes, kiss trend, this has been going on for a very long time. police at any time to have all access blocked off between 15th

street and castro. the man is believed to be hold up at a house beginning at 11:45 last night when police found a woman who was shot. she's currently being treated at the hospital. the hospitale don't have any wo condition. police say that the suspect barricaded himself inside of his home and is refusing to surrender. hundreds of people had to shelter in place. some neighbors were even ordered to evacuate early this morning. >> we opened the door, and it was a police officer in full s.w.a.t. gear, you know. the whole strange. >> reporter: the s.w.a.t. team was here and bomb squad offices. officer robert lukea has been here all morning long. what's the latest you can tell me about the negotiations? >> the latest with the negotiations is we're still in communication with the suspect. we would love for him to come out, surrender, come out of his home with his hands empty and

allow us to conduct our investigation. >> reporter: now, for neighborses who have seen the bomb squad and fire department here, any specific threat, or is that just a precaution? >> all of these additional resources are here to help with the incident. it's just for precautionary purposes. any resources we can provide to the incident that can help save lives or keep this from becoming a worse incident, we're going to have these resources here. >> reporter: officer, thank you. also we have francis amor from the department of emergency management here. what's the best way for locals to get injured about there situation. residents can text the word alertsf to 88877. again, that's alertsf to 88877. i would watch out for autocorrect. >> thanks so much for both of you. there will also be an evacuation center set up mckinley school nearby. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 1 news. >> thank you.

we're learning when one of the south bay's most popular breakfast spots may open after a woman turned the a thridrive-thru into a pil a pa wreckage. >> reporter: take a look at the newspaper stand during the crash, a big mess in front and a sign. at least they have their sign here at the los gatos cafe saying somebody mistook us for a 24-hour thrive thru restaurant. we'll reopen as soon as possible and we apologize for any inconvenience. at least there are options though for customers. disappointment this morning for customers looking to eat at the los gatos cafe on north santa cruz avenue. >> the best. one of our favorite breakfast spots. >> reporter: a big mess sits at the entrance to the popular restaurant. this is the red suv that caused all the damage early sunday morning. the co-owner of the los gatos

can a five was called around 2:00 a.m. >> came through here and took out the fire hydrant and straight into the building. >> reporter: police told robert the woman broke her nose but was okay. she passed a sobriety test and blamed the crash on her brakes going out. >> we'll be back, yeah, yeah. we'll be back in a couple days like it never happened. >> reporter: in the meantime regular customers at the downtown location have options. >> the first time i've ever missed breakfast because someone drove into the restaurant. >> reporter: the other cafe is two miles away. >> usually have diced ham and scrambled egg but the best thing to have here is the potatoes. if you haven't had them, they are awesome. >> reporter: potatoes or other favorites like the eggs benedict or the supersized cinnamon rolls will keep the regulars coming back to this location, at least until the downtown entrance is fixed. >> but it should only be out of commission for a little bit, and that's why we have this one ten minutes away. >> reporter: the owner told me the contractor is coming out

today. he's hoping to have this all back open by thursday. reporting live in los gatos, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> we hope so, matt. thank you. new details on a stolen train used for children's carnivals. authorities have found the train in a trailer in walnut creek. sky 7 was over boulevard circle near i-680 this morning as authorities searched the stolen trailer. the trailer was taken from a parking lot in pleasant hill over the weekend t.carried a train that was supposed to be one of the many attractions at the bayview hunter's point summer carnival. on the peninsula this man terry lee hill jr. is under arrest in connection with a string of suspicious fires in palo alto. police say all four fires were set on the same day near the stanford shopping center. they broke out early friday morning between 2:00 and 5:30 a.m. nobody was hurt. police say the 23-year-old suspect was caught on surveillance video. they released this screening image. police say a car, a dumpster, a

garage and some plants were damage the in the fires. a warning today if you're headed to starbucks to get some work done. the coffee chain is warning customers to be on alert after the second strong armed robbery at an alameda store in less than two weeks. the latest attack happened at this starbucks on atlantic avenue and webster street. a cartoon animator was working on a project when four people in hoodies burst through the door. >> started heading right towards me, and i just couldn't believe it was happening, and then suddenly he just grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and is out the door with it so i've got to start over and get new software, have to get a new computer, and i think starbucks owes me that. >> reporter: on july 18th two customers had their laptops taken inside the starbucks on park street in alameda. starbucks tells abc 7 news toys working with local authorities on both investigations, adding that the safety of customers and eployees is a top priority. a huge change is coming for

commuters who use the alameda harbor bay ferry terminal. beginning tomorrow drivers will need a permit to park on neighborhood streets or risk getting a ticket. the permits are an effort to control traffic near the terminal. there are only 250 spaces available in the terminal parking area. the overflow bleeds into the neighborhood affecting residents. so starting tomorrow you can park on the streets for only four hours without a permit. >> check out what it looked like this morning, a few surfers out there at ocean beach. can you see the waves not too high. pretty normal for this time of the year but it's other things lurking at the beaches that we need to be aware of. a beach hazard statement until 11:00 this evening. the main threat is going to be sneaker waves and also strong rip currents, especially on south-facing beaches like stinson beach and also in santa cruz, so the wave heights could get up to 7 feet but that's not going to be the issue, and the swells, three to four feet every

16 to 18 seconds. again, strong rip currents and the sneaker waves. you may want to head that way the next couple of days as it's going to get even hotter. look at this. a sneak peek at my accuweather seven-day forecast. heat advisory starting at 11:00 in the morning through wednesday at 9:00 p.m. poor air quality is also the promise. a little bit cooler in time for the weekend. i'll see with you that in a minute, kristen. >> following developing news in the wake of north korea's latest missile test. experts say the missile launched as far into space to travel as far as washington, d.c. or new york. leaders in the u.s. and japan agree they need to take further action. president trump spoke on the phone with japan's prime minister this morning. on twitter mr. trump accused china of not doing enough to stop north korea. u.s. bombers flew over the korean peninsula in a show force over the weekend. the military also tested its missile defense system successfully shooting down a test missile with another missile. president trump is looking for a fresh start as general john kelly takes over as his

chief of staff. the general was sworn in this morning. he'll have a lot on his plate as tensions with russia grow. abc 7 news reporter megan hughes has more on this developing story. >> reporter: president donald trump hoping to set the reset button, swearing in a new chief of staff. >> what he's done in terms of homeland security is record shattering. >> reporter: homeland security secretary general john kelly replacing reince priebus after a dramatic white house shake-up. >> we look forward to, if it's possible, an even better job as chief of staff. >> reporter: kelly diving right into the administration's turmoil. front and center at a cabinet meeting with attorney general jeff sessions whom trump recently called embattled and weak in twitter attacks. the president on twitter this morning saying no white house chaos, repeating that message to his cabinet. >> we were discussing a little while ago before the meeting how well we're doing, however.

we have the highest stock market in history. >> reporter: in addition to leaks, public infighting and a major legislative health care defeat the white house faces foreign policy tests with north korea and russia. russian president vladimir putin demanding the number of u.s. diplomats in russia be cut by more than half, retaliation after congress approved a new sanctions bill. that bill also limits trump's ability to cancel sanctions. >> it says if the congress has decided the president is a child rand they are going to put the valuables on a higher shelf and put covers on the outlet so he can't harm himself or the country. >> reporter: despite the president stating today we're doing very well, americas in the latest news/"washington post" poll gave the president at his six-month mark a record low approval rating. megan hughes, abc 7 news, washington. happening today, a special white house ceremony will get under way in an hour to honor han army medic who risked his life to save his vietnam war

comrades. james mcclellan will be first person to receive a medal of honor from president trump. the 71-year-old from michigan will be given the nation's highest military honor at a noon ceremony. he repeatedly braved enemy gunfire to rescue ten soldiers during a 1969 battle. normally the medal of honor is awarded within five years of the recipient's heroic actions, but congress waived the time limiting mcclellan's case. a tropical storm bears down on the gulf coast. a look at the wild weather forcing a state of emergency in florida, and then a manhunt under way after an american tour sift shot in turks and caicos. the warning now for anyone with plans to travel there. and relief for residents living along san francisco international's flight path. the ideas bei you're in thedriver's seat. >> this is simply a scouting run. >> dang. >> next right this minute. and the wolf huffed and puffed...

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look at that. torrential rain is slamming parts of the florida coast right now as tropical storm emily makes landfall. this is video of the strong rain, wind and lightning hitting near tampa. florida's governor has issued a state of emergency in 31 counties. they are expected to see flooding. the declaration clears the way to apply for federal aid in areas that see the brunt of the damage. new this morning. hollywood is mourning the loss of an oscar-nominated actor and celebrated author. sam sheppard has died at the age of 73. you may remember him from "the notebook" and he recently

starred in the first series of the netflix series "blood line." he died thursday at his home in kentucky, but news of his death was just made public this morning. a family spokesperson says shepard suffered from complications related to lou gherig's disease. a hunt is under way for two robbers who shot and killed an american tourist in the turks and caicos. the mark offed men forced their way into a lavish beach front rental, tied up a security guard and shot 57-year-old michael jones when he confronted them. the intruders got away with a laptop. jones, a prominent washington, d.c. attorney and college law professor, is expected to be okay. he's the second american tourist shot on the island in the past month. officials there do not believe americans are being targeted but say you should lock your doors and be careful about who you allow inside your room. possible relief for some bay-area residents tormented by airport noise, especially along

the peninsula. the faa is considering several ways to reduce noise created by planes flying into sfo. this is a live picture from our camera there. "the chronicle" obtained a copy of a report and it outlined several possible solutions including a new flight path for incoming planes. the route would enable aircraft to descend in a quieter idle power setting. other potential solutions include keeping sfo rivals and departures away from noise-sensitive areas at night. the faa says it's also evaluating other ideas from the public. talk about an amazing birth story, truly unbelievable. next, a pregnant doctor delivers a patient's baby right before giving birth to her own daughter. and a live look right now from a mt. tam camera looking at the top of sutro tower in san sn francisco. lots of clouds and fog. what's

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starting today giants and a's will be battling it out for bragging rights. the bay bridge series kicks off tonight at the oakland coliseum. the first two games will be played there and then the series shifts to at&t park later this week for the final two. first pitch today at the coliseum is at 7:05 p.m. nice to see bumgarner out there looking pretty good doing his part at least. >> nice to see him back together even thought the season is almost gone. hard to say that the end of july. >> summer doesn't feel over with the weather. >> still fun to go out to the coliseum and also to the -- over

to at&t park. all night games. that's what's interesting about it. thursday is a day game and a free t-shirt if you're run of the first 25 over to the food trucks. really good food and my favorite is the one from new orleans, southern country food. love that one. here's a look at the giants and the a's. 7:05 first pitch and 68 dropping down to 62. sunset at 8:18. a look from sutro standing strong this morning through the fog as we put it into motion. you can see it swirling throughout the bay as we look from mt. tamalpais down to the south, and this is the way it looks. holding on strong across a lot of san francisco. that's why we'll see such a spread today. the rest has quick sunshine and a little bit warmer. partly cloudy and warmer tonight. all the heat will be the next couple of days and then it tapers towards the weekend. a little reversal of what we had for most of the summer. out on the water, still breezy from 3:00 to 9:00 so the smallest window we've had for the small craft advisory so far

this season. we'll head down to the south bay and we'll start to see the heat creep in. low to mid-80s. head up the peninsula, redwood city 75 and millbrae around 67 in pacifica, warm spot along the coast. nearby 70 downtown and also sausalito. mid to upper 80s in the north bay and you can see what's going on in cloverale and getting flanked everywhere by the 100s. that will move in tomorrow. 71 at richmond and 83 in fremont and our inland eastbound neighborhood to 94 degrees. take a look what's happening. temperatures from 53 in half moon bay. a little bit warmer in san jose at 62 and antioch 68 and 54 though in santa rosa and san francisco. want to let you know there is the possibility not today, not wednesday, could have an issue

with air quality in san jose and also in our inland and east bay neighborhoods. accuweather seven-day forecast and our temperatures will be fairly warm all the way through friday, especially inland and even mid-80s around the bay and 70s may creep to the coast and by the time we get to saturday and sunday, rather nice once again. >> all right, make. thank you so much. now to an incredible special delivery. an off-duty kentucky doctor stepped in to help a pregnant woman hours before giving birth herself. the last thing she was expecting on the day of her own delivery was to put on her scrubs. she was waiting to get hooked up to the monthors when heard a woman screaming. the on-call doctor had yet to arrive and a short time later leah's baby girl made her debut and 12 hours later dr. hess' just made her and the new moms

just connected over skype. >> so happy. you deserve to be recognized. i tell you, i had no idea when you came into the room that that's what was going on. >> i'm impressed with how you did. i can't believe how fast you went and were totally in control. it was amazing. >> amazing both ways, right? >> leah says she lucked out to be in the same hospital with dr. hess. animals drinking water is the best thing on the internet this week. coming up, how this

coming up at 48, the incredible shrinking airline seat. why the faa is taking a look at seat size and saving the salmon industry. livelihoods sustained by the sea, why they are now getting caught in a financial net. that story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. now in case you missed it this weekend, an amazing video showing animals drinking water will definitely bring a smile to your face. have to see this. a zoo in germany came up with the idea of putting a camera at the bottom of a water bucket to see how different animals drink. we spotted a red panda right there taking a sip. there's also an elephant with his trunk and lions and ducks and other animals.

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>> hey everyone, thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've got some of america's best young students here today. they may know their way around a final exam, but they've never been tested quite like this. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid was the arkansas state quiz bowl mvp not once, but twice, and got a perfect score on the english portion of the act. he's 14 years old. from springdale, arkansas, please welcome sojas wagle. [cheers and applause] sojas, how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? [dramatic music] ♪ >> so you're the, uh, bowl champ twice. >> yes. >> the mvp, you--