trump is now saying that's not true. the president tweeted just after 3:00 a.m., no deal was made last night on daca. massive border security would have to be agreed to in exchange for consent. would be subject to vote. house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer announced the deal last night after the dinner with the president and they said it would provide protection for 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers brought to the country illegally as children. it would provide money for increased border security but not a border wall. it seems they all need to get on the same page. >> a lot going on news wise. what's happening traffic and weatherwise with mike. >> we'll start with live doppler 7. you can see the gray. those are low clouds. the marine layer is back and a touch of fall in the forecast the next day or so. no thunderstorms like we had yesterday. a look from our camera where you may need windshield wipers a bit. temperatures running from about 60 to 63.

we'll be sunny by soon. 62 by the coast. upper 60s for bay and inland neighborhoods. 74 around the bay. here's alexis. a crash just happened east of eden canyon of this is a sig alert. all lanes are currently blocked right now. we're already seeing a backup that started off with the disabled semi sitting in lane number three. then it turned into a crash. it sounds like one vehicle is pinned in between those two semis at this point so three vehicles involved. again, no one is getting by. you saw traffic maps change to the purple and that means a full closure of the highway. this is likely going to be a major problem if you are coming in from the central tri-valley this morning. we'll talk about alternates in a few minutes. >> alexis, thank you. a bay area mcdonald's employee is scheduled to enter a plea on attempted murder charges. she's accused of giving a

birth during her shift and trying to kill her newborn in the bathroom. police arrested 25-year-old sarah lockner on chestnut and main streets. lockner told investigators she didn't know she was pregnant. officials say her co-workers called 911. >> i need another enggyn here and an ambulance dispatch. some code 3. we still got to take care of the mother. the baby is being transported to stanford. >> when police got there the baby was not breathing and didn't have a pulse. now the baby is said to be surviving on her own but her neurological prognosis is not being known. she's being held on $11 million bail. parents who cannot care for their newborns and choose to take to state surrender sites will not face prosecution. hospitals and fire stations serve as places where parents can leave newborns. we have more information on abc 7 news.com. happening today a lawsuit

expected to be filed against b.a.r.t. in connection with the takeover robbery we told but in april. you probably remember this story on april 22nd 50 to 60 teenage swarmed a train at the coliseum station robbing passengers. four people victimized in the violence are now part of this lawsuit. two more people who were robbed in two separate incidents have also joined the suit. new developments, the state assembly approved a plan to raise the area bridge tolls by up to $3. the bill heads to the senate. if approved and signed by the governor the proposal would be on the ballot in june or november of next year. jim bell tells our partner "the mercury news," more than 600,000 vehicles enter and exit the bay area on any given weekday. he says that number will only grow. the money raised would pay for improvements to reduce congestion bridge corridors and would cost weekday commuters as many as $700 more every year.

today president trump will visit parts of florida to get a firsthand look at the damage following irma. the death toll there continues to climb in the u.s. at least 31 dead across florida, georgia, and south carolina. nearly 2.7 million customers remain without power this morning in florida, and i will be watching for updates throughout the morning. meanwhile, the national guard has set up five centers in the florida keys to distribute supplies. abc news report er >> reporter: it may be a week before power is restored in florida and the situation becomes increasingly complex. in the punishing temperatures of southern florida authorities are concerned about a growing problem following hurricane irma, the deadly heat. >> the elderly are having a tough time with heat. we also have infants that also are experiencing some

overheating. >> reporter: while utility crews race to restore power to millions, the heat and lack of air conditioning is believed to be responsible for at least eight deaths yesterday at the hollywood, florida, nursing home. but with millions of seniors in the affected area the problem is more widespread. >> there's a gentleman who needed insulin -- i mean, ice for his insulin and things like that. >> reporter: essentials are in critical supply. >> we finally got something. we need help down here, please, everybody, come help us. >> reporter: especially in the keys where fema says 90% of homes were damaged or destroyed. residents describe ongoing shortages of water, food, and medical supplies. president trump will be in naples and ft. myers today surveying the damage. launa zak, abc news, washington. pg&e crews are helping restore power there. piles of transformers and stacks of wiring they have ready to go to replace equipment damaged. it can be dangerous work.

check out what they spotted. an alligator sitting very still and quietly in the water there. it's something they do not % usually encounter here in california. this could be a huge change at delores park. beer and wine bottles could soon be banned at san francisco parks. the city's board of supervisors will debate the plan next week the result of the persistent trashing of delores park. the committee signed off on the proposed ordinance yesterday scrapping a plan that would create a fine of up to $1,000 for littering in delores park. critics say that would unfairly penalize low-income residents. an alert citizen is being credited with helping police arrest the suspect in an attack on a woman. the person called police after seeing a photo of 36-year-old sherry. the tip led officers to her. investigators said she hit and kicked a 67-year-old woman walking. the attack apparently was unprovoked. the victim is expected to be okay. residents of almeida point

can use water from taps to shower and bathe again but shouldn't drink it. officials lifted the bathing restriction. homeowners are warned to let the water run for ten minutes to flush out all the pipes. officials are waiting for more tests before they'll say if it's safe to drink. east bay thinks it was contaminated from a leak. unfortunately, we are starting off with a really serious trash in the tri-valley. westbound 580 just before you get to eden canyon road, a sig alert, a crash involving two semis and a smaller vehicle, and that has all lanes blocked right now so you can see that red. that is already backing up. we did talk to chp a couple minutes ago. it sounds like that vehicle, the one that's not a semi, is pinned in between the two trucks. someone is trapped in there so they have to extricate them. sounds like major injuries involved as well. i'm expecting a long-term

closure or at least delays for a long time this morning. this is not going to be a good situation if you are about to head out the door. you can use dublin canyon road for an alternate, a surface street south and run parallel to that. for now that's not slammed. we get further into the commute that will get jammed up as well. of course you could always head south on 680 heading to the south bay as well. an update on this and we'll track drive times. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. alexis, thank you very much. hi, everybody. let's look at what's happening compared to this time yesterday up about five degrees cooler, and that puts our temperatures in san francisco around 57 for one of the cool spots. we have castro, mission, glenn park, ocean beach at about 59 degrees. the rest of us right around 60. right now belmont, san leandro and tracy and santa clara you'll want to dress for 62. pleasanton at about 65. here is a look at san mateo bridge and you can see what's

going on there. on the roads morning drizzle. some caution there. if you're taking mass transit comfy for the better part of the day and will be breezy on the bay. small craft advisory starting this afternoon. here's a look at what's going on for temperatures, more cooling today. just about in the 60s and 70s. you can see clear lake, also fairfield and antioch barely at about 80. tomorrow inland warming. more 80s there and then we'll be nearing averages saturday. i want to show you livermore as an example. average high is 86 this time of year. you'll get there once in the next seven days. we'll see how cool it will be in your neighborhood at the seven-day forecast. natasha? thank you so much, mike. brock turner hit the hea for sexually assaulting a student. >> turning an eye to silicon valley. why facebook and twitter face questions from robert mueller. and police across california are behind in testing hundreds

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it's 4:42. former stanford swimmer is now a textbook example of rape. his mug shot appears next to the definition of rape. this went viral after a washington state student shared

a photo of the textbook on facebook. now we have to say this, turner wasn't convicted or even charged with rape. he was convicted of sexual assault last year and released from jail after serving three months of a six-month jail sentence. he moved back to his home state of ohio where he had to register as a sex offender. an almeida county judge tossed out charges. according to the troncal the judge said there's not enough evidence to show brian bunton obstructed justice and engaged in prostitution. he was one of the officers charged after encounters with jasmine buslin. they agreed to pay her $1 million to settle a lawsuit. she has filed similar claims against other police departments. focus on social media and two local companies in particular. according to bloomberg robert mueller's prosecutors and fbi agents are zeroing in on how russia spread fake and damaging

information through twitter and facebook. the news comes a week after facebook shut down about 470 accounts it says are run from russia. the senate intelligence committee is considering a public hearing on russia's news and social media to manipulate voters. a bill aimed at cutting the backlog of testing rape kits is heading to governor brown. the measure would allow californians to donate part of their personal income tax returns to help local governments pay for the testing. it's an issue the abc 7 news i-team has reported on extensively. a state audit found as many as 1,900 rape kits sat untested across the state last year. cyclists are demanding more be done to keep them safe on the roads on mt. diablo. bikes and cars share the park's steep and winding roads. they've been the scene of many serious accidents. new warning signs and striping were put in place about a year ago but cyclist who is ride the mountain tell abc 7 news those

safety measures haven't changed the behaviors of drivers. >> on the blind curve coming up on their side a guy went around four cyclists into my lane. >> unfortunately the double yellow lines and signs haven't made a huge amount of difference from what i've seen. people still seem to pass where they want to. >> some cyclists admit they need to do more to practice safety as well. on the way down the mountain our news van was passed three times by cyclists veering over the double yellow line, once on a blind curve. drivers are doing just fine after a scary encount wer a tree. the tree came down on two cars on clement street near 38th avenue yesterday. branches and pieces of the tree trapped a person in his porsche. he patiently waited as firefighters had to use a chainsaw to free him. the man was shaken up by the ordeal but otherwise was just fine. >> they chainsawed me out. i was really stuck. here i am. >> he says it was his lucky day

considering the other car was crushed by the tree. a bill headed to governor brown's desk would secure parental leave for workers and small businesses across california. it would ensure them up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave to care for their new child. it applies to parents who have been on the job for at least a year and to businesses with 29 to 50 employees. companies with more than 50 workers are already covered by existing law. the bill's sponsor says 40% of small business workers are at risk of losing their jobs when they want to take time off to care for a new child. opponents say small businesses can't afford to lose workers. it's 4:46 now. alexis smith is tracking a crash for us. what's the update? this is a major problem in the castro valley area. westbound 580 just before you get to eden canyon road, this is a sig alert. a crash involving two semis and a smaller vehicle, and they are still working to get someone out of the smaller vehicle that is pinned between both semis. sounds like serious injuries

possibly could turn into a fatality investigation as well. obviously we're hoping for the best here. it's not sounding good. right now you can use dublin canyon road for an alternate, essentially cutting around on the surface street that runs parallel to 580. this is not going to be a great alter fat once we start to ramp up for the commute. for now it is working. you can cut around this. the backup not quite to 680 in the dublin/pleasanton area yet. it will get there. be aware today. today might be a great day to use mass transit. highway 4 to the maze, 16 minutes. bay bridge looks great at 8. san francisco to sfo in the green at 9 minutes. we don't have any delays there. let's check in on our forecast with mike nicco. thank you, alexis. hi, everybody. much calmer this morning in the east bay. hopefully you set your own alarm and didn't rely on mother nature like yesterday with the big booms of thunder we were dealing with. look at how dry 680 is this morning. let's talk about your

accuweather highlights. drizzle to dry and a sunny afternoon. fewer clouds, much cooler tonight and seasonal. autumn cool in your forecast. the cloud cover over us, you can see the thunderstorms off to the east and that's where they're going to stay. a little weak cold front. diving down from alaska and that's what's going to bring us the infusion of drier air and wipe the humidity out of our sky. that always allows to us have cooler nights. let's start with your temperatures today. below average but very nice. look at this. mid to upper 70s in the south bay. san jose at 77. sunny this afternoon but breezy on the peninsula. 73 in palo alto. pockets of sunshine along the coast where it will be breezy. about 63 to 64 for you. 66 in downtown san francisco. up through the north bay about 74 in vallejo to 79 in santa rosa. breezy along the east bay shore, berkeley at 69. everybody else 70 to 77. not quite as breezy but mild inland.

74 to about 82 degrees. tonight's temperatures, everybody in the 50s, even the north bay valley, some of the deepest ones in the upper 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast about the same tomorrow. average saturday and sunday. much cooler next week. natasha? >> mike, thank you. san jose is moving ahead with a pie will the program to build three tiny home villages for the homeless. now it faces a battle over its location. the council eliminated limitations like giving them 150 feet away from houses, schools and parks at least for now. councilmembers will consider a list of potential sites within 60 days. neighbors in areas mentioned say that putting the homeless next to them would increase crime and lower their property values. homeless advocates say the program is a good step trying to get people off the streets. age 18 remains the threshold for californians to vote. an amendment to lower the minimum age of 17 did not get the super majority it needed to pass the assembly. evan lowe who represents the south bay offered that

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san francisco. hosting the career fair for management sales and retail. companies registered include new york life, state farm and the united states postal service. the job fair is from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the san francisco marriott on mission street. a new report says type 2 diabetes can be controlled simply by losing weight. researchers looked at recent clinical trials and went from 2011 found diabetics were able to return blood sugar levels to normal when they lost weight. a study from 2016 found people actually reversed their diabetes by losing 33 pounds or more. researchers say a person's likelihood of remission is greatest in the first five years after being diagnosed and they say there's an opportunity to focus first on weight loss treatment rather than medication. two san jose residents are being rewarded for unleashing they modified the drone to clean up graffiti.

wow. >> huh. you can see the drone at work there. it was developed by christopher farmer and candace marbury. last year the san jose mayor launched the unleash your geek challenge to develop a device that would make removing graffiti on highways quicker and cheaper. the drone was chosen from 140 entries. >> wow. >> that was great technology that was taking off at an exciting time for us to get involved and to adapt it to a new use that hasn't been done before. >> farmer and marbury won $5,000 and are getting help securing a patent. good for them. all right. we have a major problem and, unfortunately, i have sad update here. this is now a fatality investigation on westbound 580. so the person that was pinned between those two semis did not survive. all lanes still blocked westbound 580 just before you get to eden canyon road. this is a sig alert. this is going to be a long-term situation this morning. so if you're coming in from the

central or the tri-valley heading no castro valley you need to pay attention. use dublin canyon road for an alternate right now. that still looks okay. it's about 15 minutes between the stone ridge shopping center and castro valley right now. we're well over an hour if you try to sit on 580 through the backup. b.a.r.t. a great option. no delays with ace rail. those are options for you. do not get on westbound 580 out of the dublin area. everybody else doing okay this morning. no major problems. southbound 680 through walnut creek starting to fill in and slow down a little bit. overall that's looking okay. let's check in with mike nicco for a look at the forecast. hi, everybody. we'll start with our roof camera showing the marine layer is back and that means cool conditions for most of us especially compared to average. check out these temperatures, oakland, san jose and san rafael, 74, 81 and 79. that's your average. you'll be 4 degrees cooler than that. san francisco, redwood city and livermore, five, eight, and ten degrees cooler than that. a little bit of a bump-up

saturday and sunday. look at the temperatures next week. a touch of autumn for the last few days of meteorologist summer. we'll give you an idea of what temperatures in the accuweather seven-day forecast. reggie? thanks, mike. a startup by two former google workers is getting some flak for the name they've chosen for their product called bodega and it's basically a fancy vending machine stocked with items you'd find typically at a corner store. this is company video. the workers want to put these machines in apartment buildings, dorms and gyms. the startup unveiled the name bodega yesterday and it caused immediate uproar. now bodega is the name of a mom and pop -- the generic name of a mom and pop store you find in new york and other cities. so critics are concerned that bodega could put them out of business. the company says it's not trying to do that. all right. disturbing deja vu. another gun stole friend a law

enforcement official used to kill someone. >> this time san francisco police. next at 5:00 a.m. the department's reaction to this latest incident. latest incident. >> tim and charlie, 4th graders. latest incident. >> 3rd graders today, they don't know how easy they've got it. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. those things used to be impossible. and p.e. consist of sitting around on mats. now everybody breathe.

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