temperatures in the same ballpark as yesterday. 58 to 62. the bottom line is the coast. your timeframe at noon, temperature 60. 62 at 4:00. 60 again at 7:00. 69, and then look at that, 75 to only 82 inland,nd a delightful 74 at 7:00. if you have outdoor activities, enjoy that nigh weather. how about the commute? >> pretty enjoyable toor. i want to take you back to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights on at 5:25. we're getting reports of a collision before you get to the toll booths. not seeing it on this camera. i'm going to swing the emeryville camera around in a second. i'll see if we can get an eye on that and have more iltade tims. pretty good. southbound 101, 14 minutes. westbound 580, castro valley to the maze in the green at 13. and northbound 101, you're also in the green at just 15 minutes. all right, alexis. thank you. on to developing news this morning that could affect the entire world. north korea considering attacking guam with ballistic

missiles. that extraordinary step in response to a statement from president trump. his confidence nott iechoed by guam resident. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> i still don't think we stand a chance. i mean, they could launch a missile at us and it could wipe us out. am i scared? no, i mean, i lived a good life. but it's whatever. >> guam is home to an american air force base and a naval base. officials say they are praying the u.s. presence will keep the island safe. >> a foreboding illustration of the rising kengzs between the u.s. and north korea is captured on this latest cover of "the economist." the title, it could happen. images of both leaders are shaped from the mushroom cloud of a nuclear weapon. that magazine was out before the

situation escalated yesterday. amid the growing tension between the u.s. and north korea, activists are planning a protest to mark the 72nd anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing of n nagasa nagasaki. they held a moment of silence this morning at a ceremony. 70,000 people were killed in nagasaki on this day in 1945. three days after an atomic bomb was dropped in hiroshima. japan's prime minister spoke at the ceremony, reiterating his determioatino tne f weapons. today's protest at lawrence livermore lab also calls for the elimination of nuclear weapons. that begins at 8:00 a.m. >> in the south bay, verges are trying to figure out why a crane collapsed, crashing right into a house. >> work went into the night to try to bring power back to the neighborhood. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live for us in campbell. matt. >> reporter: since i last saw you, most of that heavy equipment has been brought out of this neighborhood. that happened within the past hour. and i'm standing where this crane fell yesterday. you can see the sand here in the

middle of the road where it socked up a lot of that fluid that was leaking from the crane. that crane fell into the homes behind it. i was told that it was as tall as these palm trees here, almost 200 feet high. here's new video from just the past hour, though. the crane brought in to help upright the fallen crane left the neighborhood. they were able to get the fallen crane out around 2:30 this morning. then it took a few hours to get all their equipment out. and here's a look at video from sky 7 of the crane yesterday. the large piece of equipment fell just before noon. crane clipped two backyard sheds before crashing onto the roof of a house on shcharmaine drive. >> it wasn't much of a crash. it was just a loud boom and kind of a thump. and i was mowing the lawn. i heard and felt it, so that's pretty drastic. >> a subcontractor for pg&e had been working to remove a power pole from the backyard of a house on saunder way, and it's still unclear why the crane fell.

no one was hurt. this neighborhood is currently on generator power. you can see the generator there. pg&e will be back out here today to get the customers back online so they can remove this generator from the neighborhood. reporting live in campbell, matt keller. >> thank you. >> in the east bay, police are asking for your help identifying an armed robbery suspect. oakland police released these surveillance photos hoping someone will recognize this man. he's accused of robbing a business on international boulevard near 27th street. police say the man pointed a gun at a worker, demanded cash, and took off. there's a $2500 reward for any information leading to his arrest. >> new developments, police have arrested a murder suspect wanted for a shooting in belmont. officers took the 27-year-old into custody at the union city b.a.r.t. station just before 12:25 this morning. stewart is accused of killing 24-year-old dijon jones early sturday morning alt an apartment complex on rolston avenue. investigators say the gun believed to be a semiautomatic

handgun has not been recovered. >> new details in the kate steinle murder case. the suspect is going to be known under a different name in his trial. the attorney said the court will now refer to him as jose inez garcia zarate. that name is listed on his birth certificate and has been used in prior federal cases. the public defender's office says immigrants often use different names. garcia zarate is accused of killing steinle on pier 14 in 2015. jury selection set to begin august 21st. >> this morning we're hearing from a woman desperate to recover precious memories of her terminally ill father. in june, a thief smashed the window of her car. he got away with a bag of her laptops. they include hours of footage of her father, images captured over the last five years.

>> i can't tell you how difficult a loss, almost like his diagnosis got, hearing it all over again. >> she filed a police report and they found surveillance video of a suspishing man in the area when the crime happened. she knows getting her electronics back is a long shot, but hopes anyone with information calls police. >> a police chase like you have probably never seen. we'll show you how police stopped a 16-year-old suspected truck thief following this high-speed chase. >> an ironic twist in technology. the way the security chip on your debit or credit card may now be putting you at risk. >> here's a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. the bay bridge toll plaza. we're keepi

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damage, i mean, extensive from franklin, as it almost becomes a hurricane before it hits the eastern coast of mexico tomorrow morning. alexis. i did flip our emeryville camera around and pointed it towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we still aren't seeing flashing lights. we did have what sounds like a minor crash just before you get to the toll booths. we don't have any injuries. it could be clearing or already clear at this point. chp is on the way to the scene. as soon as i have an update, i'll pass it along. in the meantime, check out our traffic map. a lot of green so far this morning. i wanted to show you the maze leading into the toll plaza. really not bad. you don't get slow until you hit about west grand. not much of a backup, if there is anything there. definitely will keep tabs on that. we do have heavy traffic on westbound 4 between pittsburg and antioch. we'll check on that next. >> thanks. take a look at this dramatic high-speed chase that plays out on the streets of alba kirby, new mexico. it started yesterday when police

spotted a stolen white truck. behind the wheel, a 16-year-old boy. officers tried to pull him over. he took off speeding down streets. the officer barely misses a pedestrian. in the end, the teen crashed and tried to make a run for it. that's when police caught him, and thankfully, nobody got hurt. >> moments ago, there was an about face in court involving tiger woods. we're going to tell you the new developments just in to our newsroom. >> plus, do you think this california police officer is using excessive force? why one eyewitness believes the suspect got exactly what he deserved. >> we leave you with abc7 news now, a live look at weather and now, a live look at weather and traffic

welcome back, everyone. that breaking news this morning, we've just learned moments ago that golfer tiger woods will enter a first time dui offender program in palm beach county, florida. after his arrest this past may near his home, that's according to our abc station in palm beach. tiger's attorney entered a not guilty plea this morning at the palm beach gardens courthouse. the golfer was not there. his next hearing is set for october 25th. that's likely the first time we'll see him in court for this particular case. under the first-time dui program, woods would have to enter a guilty plea to a lesser charge of reckless driving. he'll also likely get a year

probation, pay some fines and also have to do a lot of community service. in the may incident, tiger was found unconscious in his car about 15 miles away from his home in jupiter. that latest breaking news coming in now. >> thank you. police have identified a woman they say pulled a trigger in a deadly shooting on twin peaks. 20-year-old fantasy decor and 19-year-old lamont mims will be arraigned on murder charges on friday. they're accused of killing a 71-year-old film scout. the victim's family gathered yesterday during a hearing. decor was not there because she's in the hospital for an undisclosed reason. prosecutors say decor pulled the trigger with mims helping during a robbery attempt. >> very loving and very caring. it's very sad that someone took him off this earth. >> the family is upset because mims was arrested for a gun charge just days before the shooting. a judge had ordered his release

on the recommendation of a pretrial diversion program. >> the mayor who helped lead san bruno after the gas explosion is stepping down. he announced he will not seek re-election this fall. he's been a member of city council since 1995. he became mayor in 2009, one year before the explosion killed eight people and destroyed dozens of home. he told the san mateo daily journal he plans to pick up more work as a plastering contractor. >> a 49ers linebacker is recovering after being knocked temporarily unconscious during training camp. the undrafted rookie donovan newsom only sustained a concussion. the team initially feared he had sustained a neck injury and spinal cord damage. an exam showed he did not sustain any cervical spine fractures. he was down on the field motionless for 15 minutes after the violent collision with a teammate. a new ucsf study finds pregnant women who suffer from

sleep disorders may be at greater risk of delivering their babies before reaching full term. what's surprising is how few women are actually diagnosed. they say treating sleep disorders during pregnancy could be a way to reduce the preterm rate. it's about 10% in the u.s. the study points to the need for better diagnosis and treatment of those conditions. chip technology is supposed to make our credit card transactions more secure, but sometimes that chip can fall out of your card. and if you lose the chip, call the bank for a new card with a new number. most stores will still let you use the credit card by swiping the magnetic stripe. officials at chase bank say someone could find the chip on the ground and use it on a different card. more on how to keep your card secure is coming up. i never thought of that as a possibility. >> never occurred to me, mike. >> scary. no doubt about it. just put it on another card and

use it again. >> yeah. someone else can do some fraud on you. >> yeah. don't want to see that. wow. let's talk about what's going on with a little fraud for summer. we don't have much right now. here's a look at our delays at sfo. one hour and one minute. that's what they're telling us the average is trying to get into sfo this morning. you saw that plane, a 757 just take off. i should leave that to the experts. drizzle to sunshine, below average highs today. kiddy coaster of highs means we don't have very high highs or low lows and our coolest highs, almost a touch of fall monday and tuesday. let's start where it's warmest today, mid to upper 80s, that's it in the inland. in the north bay, gray early and then sunshine. 79, san rafael, santa rosa at about 80. if you're going to the fair, 66 with the clouds open at at 11:00. 71 at 7:00. very comfortable, and going to get kind of cool, 59 by the time we close the doors at 11:00.

a break from summer in the south bay. los gatos, 82. sunnyvale at 75. as you look at the peninsula, 70 at san mateo. pacifica at about 62 degrees with cloudy conditions there. along the east bay shore, mostly sunny. 69 in oakland to fremont at 75, and san francisco will be partly sunny and breezy. balboa park into richmond, 64, and marina and downtown around 65. here's a look at tonight's lows. about 56 to 62. same cloud cover and same amount of drizzle as this morning. you can see minor changes in my accuweather seven-day forecast through saturday. a little cooler sunday, and only 60s and 70s mainly for highs monday and tuesday. hey, alexis. >> good morning. i want to take you back up to highway 4. we have a two-car crash just before you get to bailey road. not blocking, it's in the center divide there, but a little heavier than average traffic as you leave pittsburg and head to the antioch area. we have chp on the way to the che scene. hopefully that weremain a minor issue. as you head through walnut

creek, check out that fog, mist, drizzle. likely going to have the flip the wipers on in several areas. and so far, that walnut creek commute not looking too bad. just stop and go traffic in the usual places. mass transit, we have not had issues so far, but a quick mention, we have the a's and giants at home for a day game. that will impact mass transit, especially for the giants day game. if you ride the larkspur ferry in to san francisco at 11:10 or 11:40, you'll have a lot of company. get there early. if you take the san francisco bay ferry back to vallejo in the afternoon, we could have capacity issues. thal will have buses on standby just in case. we'll look at drive times at 6:30. >> yuba city police say they're still gathering effects over what appears to be a disturbing incident caught on cell phone. an officer seen punching a man who appears to be calmly submitting to being arrested. however, one eye witness said the suspect punched the officer first withou being provoked. this happened monday. the suspect was on probation,

and his wife was saying he was just trying to pull out the cell phone to show the officer when he was grabbed. >> college students and parents, don't miss today's ask finney. he's going to tackle an important question. >> and also hopeful news for people fighting a.l.s. >> let's look outside now. the city coming to life a bit, but man, mike's right. it's not looking terribly bright today yet. you can stay on top of weather and traffic by looking at the screen during the entire commercial break.

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12 more days until the solar eclipse. google wants to make sure kids are prepared to watch with a pair of glassess. they have promised to ship more than 2 million of them to public libraries across the country. it's also working with a science education company to provide 15,000 straight to schools. on monday, august 21st, a total eclipse will be visible. here in the bay area, we'll see about 75% of the sun covered by the moon. >> our friends say during an eclipse. even small changes will help offset the loss of solar power. so for example, you could power down things that are plugged in during the eclipse and they say that will make a difference.

you can also do something right now. you can upgrade your old light bulbs to l.e.d. bulbs and on the day of the eclipse, turn off any lights you're not using. also think about hanging your laundry to dry instead of running the dryer. time to ask finney. this morning, reina has a question about college scholarships. >> she spoke to us at our ask finney event. michael finney has her answer. >> where is the best place to find a scholarship for college? >> reina, there are several great ways to go about this. first, i want you to check the financial aid and scholarship office at the college you plan to attend. they'll know about some scholarships other people won't. then i want you to visit fastweb.com. there you'll create a free account and it matches you and your situation with scholarships. finally, look at the career one-stop.org. this site is sponsored by the u.s. department of labor. there you'll be able to search for scholarships using key words. and filter them by award types

and your level of study. now, don't rely on ads on the internet. many of them are absolute complete rip-offs. so i'll post the links you need. just check them out on abc7news.com. reina, good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your phone, share it with us using the hash tag #askfinney, or go to abc7news.com/askfinney, and you might see your question answered right here. >> stay with us. we have a full 30 minutes of news, weather, and traffic left, including local response to the president's strong threat against north korea. >> it's happened for the third time. the east bay city where a laptop thief seems to be targeting starbucks customers. >> a crane collapse. the work to clean up after this strange accident. >> we're waking up to more cloud cover and drizzle this morning. that's going to affect our afternoon temperatures. check out where you land, about 2 to 8 degrees below average. >> it's definitely kind of gray and yucky outside this morning.

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halfway through the week, welcome to wednesday, august 9th. time to get up and get going. >> it's looking a little meh outside today. that's how i would put it. >> technical term. >> can you spell that?

>> i think everybody is calling it foggest time. i'm going to steal that from you. thank you. let's take a look at what's going on. cloud cover is more widespread. drizzle is also more widespread. it's going to hang around through 9:00 and then it will start lifting. it's obscuring the view from south beach of the bay bridge. 12-hour day planner, everybody is about the same. 58 to 62. at noon, around 60 at the coast to 62 at 4:00, to 60 at 7:00. 70 to 74 around the bay. from noon to 4:00, and inland will be around 75 to 82. let's get a check of the morning commute. here's alexis. >> good morning. i want to head back to the bay bridge toll plaza. we swung our emeryville camera around trying to get a look at a collision reported just before the toll booths. looks like chp was never dispatched to the scene. really minor issue, if we had anything blocking. it's not there now. not a bad commute as you approach the toll booths. not backed up too far. westbound 580 tracy to dublin in

the red, 57 minutes. and southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, looking okay in the green at 16 minutes. we'll talk more about things you need to look out this weekend coming up next. >> thank you. we're tracking this developing news. north korea holding a huge rally right now to celebrate its rejection of u.n. sanctions. >> less than a day after threatening to attack the u.s. territory of guam. that tiny island is now on high alert as president trump vows to defend its residents. it's a message that secretary of state rex tillerson is affirming this morning. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> what the president is doing is sending a strong message to north korea in language that kim jong-un will understand because he doesn't seem to understand diplomatic language. >> tillerson says americans should not be worried about an

attack. officials in guam, home to an american navy base and air force base, are assuring residents they are safe. this heated rhetoric and north korea's missile testing has people in the bay area thinking now about the unthinkable. >> emergency managers are discussing how they would handle the threat of a nuclear attack. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson live with san francisco's preparations. tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. first of all, officials say that the likelihood of north korea being able to target san francisco with a nuclear warhead is still very low. that is because they have never tested an intercontinental ballistic missile with the weight of a nuclear warhead. however, if there was a nuclear attack, san francisco officials would turn to the city's emergency response plan. it's a blueprint to manage all types of disasters and includes guidance for health, law enforcement, and firefighting. the department of emergency management says another aspect of the plan is public education.

>> so say for example we get warning from the federal government, then we would use all of our channels to let people know about what is going on. >> the chronicle reports that the city's emergency response plan is updated every five years. the last time it was done was in 2013. live on yerba buena island, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. you can get updates on the threat from north korea on your phone with our news app. you can download it, enable push alerts. we'll send you developments as they happen. >> we're tracking developing news out of paris where french officials say they have arrested the chief suspect in a car attack on a group of soldiers. at least six were hurt, but they're expected to survive. police say the suspect plowed his car into the soldiers just as they were leaving their post to begin a new shift. it's part of an ongoing operation to guard major sites in paris. this is the sixth attack on french police and military forces this year.

>> in the south bay, investigators are trying to figure out why a crane collapsed crashing right into a house. >> nobody got hurt. work went into the night to try to get power back on to that neighborhood. abc7 news reporter matt keller live for us in campbell. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. most of the heavy equipment has been removed from this area. but there is one piece of equipment that is left behind here. it is this big generator that is powering all the homes here on saunder way in campbell. that's going to stick around until pg&e can come out here and get everyone back online. here's new video from this morning. the crane brought in to help upright the fallen crane left the neighborhood about 5:30. they were able to get the fallen crane out about 2:30, and then it took a few hours to get all their equipment off the road. here's a video from sky 7 yesterday. a subcontractor from pg&e had been working to remove a power pole from the backyard of a house when it fell just before noon. crane clipped two backyard sheds before crashing onto the roof of

a house on charmaine drive. no word on what caused that crane to fall. reporting live in campbell, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. if you're heading out to b.a.r.t. this morning, trains are running as normal. last night, though, equipment issues caused big problems. dozens of passengers were stuck waiting for the train around 11:00. b.a.r.t. said there was a 20-minute delay at the powell street station. the san francisco fire department responded to reports of smoke there. the equipment problem affected trains headingyro fm point, sfo daly city. >> on to developing news. southwest airlines saying everything is back to normal this morning after a computer glitch caused some delays last night. a live look at sfo right now, officials say they experienced an issue with the system that delivers data to planes which prevented flights from leaving. it affected 120 flights in all. all but seven took off. four in orange county where there's a curfew. the others had crew rest

legality issues. >> new developments in an effort to build affordable housing for teachers in san jose. early this morning, the san jose city council voted against the plan. the mercury news reports three councilmen opposed the proposal in the vote. a woman who owns a vacant commercial lot wanted to rezone it so she could build 14 affordable residential units for teaches. opponents including the mayor argued the commercial land should be used for businesses and rezoning it could be a slippery slope that leads to more rezoning. new details in the google diversity memrow controversy. the man who wrote the memo says he filed a complaint with the labor relations board before he got fired on monday. he says he waw subjected to coercive statements while at google. he argued women don't have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. google says that violates the company's code of xuk. damore said it was illegal

retaliation against the labor complaint. google says it knows nothing about the complaint. damore is now considering legal action. google's ceo is going to address staff about the controversy in a town hall tomorrow. >> another warning to starbucks customers by alameda police after another robbery of a laptop. last weekend's theft was the third such grab and run at an alameda starbucks and the second at the park street location. this is video of the location of the last robbery less than two weeks ago at atlantic avenue and webster. all of the robberies have occurred inside of the stores. police now urging people to remain aware of their surroundings. >> not only did we have delays at sfo, pretty mild temperatures on the peninsula. we're about 59 to 61 until you get up around the coast. 55 in daly city. pacifica at about 56. san jose, san ramon, concord, antioch. 59 in livermore, santa rosa and

san rafael, 57:00,. a smaller , but just as fast the areas will be shaded in yellow today, the small craft advise re. drizzling through the morning commute. good if you're taking mass transed, cool to warm. let's talk baseball. both day games. 12:35 first pitch. two-game set with mariners concluding at the coliseum. 65, warming to 69 under a lot of sunshine. a little less sunshine, a little cooler, breezier at a t, and t park. 61 at 12:45 to 63 at 3:45. just a couple days ago, it was metallica day at the ballpark. they're playing at outside lantsdz this weekend. you have a peek of what to expect traffic wise. >> closures have already started. we already have some in place here in golden gate park. and boy, that is only going to get even more so here. it's really going to ramp up as we get closer to the weekend.

the festival friday, saturday, and sunday at golden gate park. we have jfk drive closed between transverse and 36 because of loading in all that equipment, getting things set up inside the park, and starting tomorrow, thursday, we're going to see some really limited access to vehicles getting into the parb. a lot of those entrances will be blocked off. you can take your bike in or walk in, but that's pretty limited here through sunday or monday until they can get all that cleaned up. golden gate bridge, a lot of fog and mist. probably going to have the flip the wipers on. we're not seeing major delays if you're coming in from the north bay. a quick check of drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, still have a crash on the shoulder just before 580. that could be a cause for the red there. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, in the green at 20 minutes. and northbound 85, you look great. you're in the green at 19 minutes. hey, guys. i want to jump in here and show you these live images coming in to our live desk of an emergency

involving a delta plane in atlanta. it's hard to see the images, a little foggy or misty there, but you can see the flashing lights and make out the plane. we're getting records it had some kind of tire damage. i'm seeing some reports that the tires blew out on the runway. there have been no reports, though, of any injuries at this point. we did see people getting taken off the plane. there are a ton of emergency personnel there. the plane has been evacuated at this point. i'm deg to keep my eye on things just in case the plane was coming to the bay area. we don't know exactly where it was going. looks like the passengers, though, are back inside the airport, getting new flights now. so just delay for those folks. natasha. >> thank you for the update. if you're looking for work, caltrans might be looking for you. the state's highway department plans on hiring more than 1,100 people in california. caltrans has opening for jobs like highway maintenance workers along with positions like engineers and environmental planners. a wave of retirements is fueling the need for this hire. more construction is also

expected fubted by california's new gas tax. >> you have probably seen them around the bay and maybe you have ridden one of those blue bicycles that are now everywhere. activists want go bike to listen to mission districts. they rolled out the bikes in june. the bikes often carry visitors and res dbts to places like the mission. hundreds of bikes have already been vandalized and some anger over gentrification is to plame. >> that's a sign of frustration. >> if we were to remove stations from key areas in the mission, including the b.a.r.t. stations, we would actually be doing the program and the people who use it a disservice. so our goal is to find locations that do work. >> more meetings will take place to see if a compromise can be reached. >> a naked gun wielding man caused some very tense moments in vegas. we'll show you how this standsoff ended. >> and these two not going down without a fight. the surveillance video of a

confrontation that is pretty shocking. mike and alexis helping to make this a better day for us. we'll keep live weather and traffic conditions on your screen throughout the commercial break. break. yep, it is

it is 6:44. a voter fraud commission established by president trump could make it easier for hackers to get voter registration information. this according to kentucky secretary of state who says keeping a list with information on voters nationwide is, quote,

akin to handing a zip drive to russia. the possibilities are ironic since the commission is charged with rooting out voter fraud. the panel asked election officials across the country for public information about voters. most states are complying. >> a former radio dj accused of sexually assaulting taylor swift says he may have touched her but it was just her ribs. he testified in court. he said he and swift were trying to reach around each other in a meet and greet in denver in 2013. swift says he groped her backside. mueller said rather sued, claiming her false accusation cost him his job. swift court sued them for sexual assault. >> las vegas police have released audio and video of the arrest of a naked man earlier this month. >> he's standing up. he's standing up. he's starting to reach down. he's got the handgun in his left hand and he's walking out front. handgun in his left hand. walking forward. >> the man was eventually shot in the shoulder and taken to the

hospital. he's been identified as 25-year-old jason funk. he's hospitalized in stable condition. the officer who shot him was involved in a controversial in custody death that prompted department reform seven years ago. >> new hope for people battling a serious disease. the fda has approved a drug to treat a.l.s. infusion treatment therapy proved to be effective for patients. it was developed and tested in japan. this is the first fda-approved drug for a.l.s. in more than 20 years. more than 6,000 americans are diagnosed with the disease every year. >> a new study finds marijuana users may have an increased risk of dying from high blood pressure. researchers surveyed nearly 700 people who said they used pot between 2005 and 2011. and in this year, researchers followed up with those people, looking at the death rates. they say marijuana users are three times more likely to die from high blood pressure. the survey did not take into account how much pot they used

and if the drug use continued for an extended period of time. the study published in the european journal of cardiology. >> chase bank tightening the process for getting a credit card if you lose yours. chase will no longer allow you to walk into a branch to instantly get a new card. it says that easy fix was also allowing fraud. the bank says scammers were using fake i.d.s to pose as a customer, obtain a new card, and drain the customer's accounts. chase will now mail a new card to the customer's address on file. >> takata airbag fiasco will cost nissan nearly $98 million to fix. the amount of a proposed settlement. their air bag inflaters can explode with too much force, hurling shrapnel into drivers and passengers. they're blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries worldwide. thon meey will go to compensate nearly 4.5 million owners for expenses while getting airbags removed from their cars.

>> take a look a this brazen robbery in new york city. you're going to watch a guy on a bike as he sneaked up on an unsuspected cabbie. he snatched a wad of cash. many of the bills dropped to the ground. this robbery took place in june. the bicycle bandit, as he's been dubbed, still on the lose. police say he's suspected in seven different robberies since june. this is a crazier crime. two armed robbers tried to hold up a store in arlington, texas. the owner and employee fought back, even with guns pointing to their face. the suspects decided it wasn't worth it and tried to take off. the store owner and worker tried their hardest to keep the suspects from running off. in the end, their attempt failed. those armed gunmen still on the loose. >> a pretty crazy story. a newlywed couple in new jersey looking for two people who crashed their wedding. not because they're mad. they just say they want to meet them. take a look at this photo. see the crashing couple in the

upper right-hand corner? they made no effort to blend in. they got other guests to dance even. and they left the bride and groom this card, and do you see what that says? a buck for luck. one dollar. the bride says she can't even be mad at them because they got away with it so flawlessly. it's the card that gets me. i feel like that's being obno obnoxio obnoxious. you ate a lot more than that at the party, you know you d.dihat if it was an open bar, too. >> that's a good $150 a person. that's what i'm saying, not $1.50 either. >> nice. nice point out there, reggie. hi, everybody. back to school time. let's dress for some drizzle this morning in sunol glen. the unified school district in sn sunol, 60 degrees. 9 and 74 by the end. have a great first day of school. here's 280 and 17 in san jose where it's been cloudy all morning. drizzle as you get closer to the higher elevations. a misty morning for a lot of us with sunshine this afternoon. grab the sunglasses.

more of the same tonight and cooler highs coming in the seven-day forecast. today, up to 8 degrees below average because of the extensive cloud cover and how slowly it restreets. clouds around the bay at noon. cloudy at the coast, and then mostly sunny this afternoon. around the bay, cloudy at the coast, and sunny inland. let's see our temperatures. we've got 74 to about 79 in the south bay. some low to mid 80s in los gatos, morgan hill, and gilroy. 73 to 70 on the peninsula to millbrae at skathd. 62 to 63, pretty uniform along the peninsula coast. 75 in downtown san francisco. through the north bay, 78 to 81 degrees. along the east bay shore, upper 60s around richmond, berkeley, and oakland. and about 71 to 75 from hercules to fremont. inland, 84 in san ramon to brentwood at 89. let's look at lows tonight. 56 in santa rosa, the cool spot, to concord at about 61. how about my accuweather seven-day forecast? and there's just not a lot of

change, as the players on the map will be locked in place through at least saturday. we'll feel a little cooler sunday, and then look at the temperatures monday and tuesday. 60s and painly 70s around the bay. a little sneak preview of fall at least fall, what people normally think. not san francisco fall, but yeah. >> i'm not complaining. i went for a walk yesterday afternoon. it was so comfortable. >> yeah, you liked it? you find it harder and harder to hit the hills with -- >> oh, yeah. of course. that's always getting harder each day. but still doing okay. let's take a look at the roads here. if you are traveling on the peninsula, we did briefly have a problem here. southbound 101 just past millbrae avenue. a two-car crash was briefly blocking one lane. we just got the all clear from chp. they pushed it off to the side. no word on injuries but we did already start to see the backup loosen up a little bit. as you head past sfo, you could hit a bit of a delay, but i don't think it's going to be terrible. westbound 80 before you get to gillman street, another crash

involving a motorcycle. this is reportedly blocking the carpool lane. stop and go traffic in the area. you're pretty heavy from highway 4. then a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we definitely are seeing those metering lights on. some fog and haze in the area. but overall, pretty typical commute for the bay bridge as well. we'll take a look at mass transit in less than ten. >> thanks. disney is starting its own streaming services and is pulling its movies from netflix. disney announced it will launch an espn branded streaming service in 2018 and that a separate disney brand of streaming service in 2019. the disney service will be the only place u.s. viewers can watch new live action and animated movies from disney and pixar. that includes toy story 4, the frozen sequel, and the lion king live action movie. disney is the parent company of abc7. american idol is coming to abc7 this fall. auditions will be held in oakland on sunday, august 20est. the bus will be in jack london square giving you a chance to be

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it is 6:54. number one, north korea says it is examining plans to bomb the island of guam. that move comes after president trump threatened the country with, quote, fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> number two, from the live desk, breaking news. san jose police right now looking for the parent of a dudler found wandering alone overnight. the child was found on the woods drive, which is off snell avenue. number three, crews working to clean up after a crane crashed on top of a home in campbell. crews moved the crane from the neighborhood and no one was hurt. and number four, the drizzle is more widespread, and so is the cloud cover. temperatures about the same when you step outside this morning. 12-hour day planner. hazy sunshine this afternoon. below average highs. >> number five, don't forget, a day game for the a's and giants. larkspur ferry will be packed and the vallejo ferry home, they have buses standing by. >> golfer tiger woods will enter

a first time dui offender program after his arrest in may. his attorney entered a not guilty plea this morning. >> number seven, the oakland zoo introducing the world to their newest residents. check out these black bear cubs. yeah, all three moved to the zoo in june. and they seem to be settling quite nicely. >> they are cute. >> that is sweet. thanks for watching. we continue now online, facebook, twitter. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with your update. thanks for joining us. have a good morning.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, north korea threatens guam, home to u.s. citizens and thousands of american troops after president trump's stunning warning. >> they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. >> the president head to head with kim jong-un. concerns now growing whether missiles with nuclear warhead hit the american mainland. breaking news. ambush attack in paris. a driver ramming his car into soldiers in a popular square injuring at least six. the mayor calling it deliberate. the urgent manhunt this morning. hurricane warning. tropical storm franklin gaining strength, barrelling toward