safety and well-being could be at risk if you get on board an american airlines flight. rock and roll coming to the aide of the north bay fire victims. concert fundraiser coming to the bay area next month. live look at san francisco this morning. certainly a beautiful way to start the morning. and fall is supposed to be here, but it doesn't feel like it, does it. another warm day in the works for the bay area. however, mike promises relief is in site. >> in time for halloween. a lot of people out there have the halloween costumes we're used to it being very cold for halloween and kind of have to change the mind set. >> it's going to be cooler. not cold. that's for sure. get temperatures back to average by next week. use by knock lars to see the

change. 58 to 61, 7:00. noon temperatures is pretty warm. 76 at the coast. 81 inland. notice the coast stays in the 70s while the rest of us hit 84 to 89. enjoy a nice evening. maybe a nice jacket at the coast. the rest of us 73-77. show you the change in the forecast coming up. here's sue with a look at the morning commute. golden gate bridge commute was looking pretty nice this morning. checking on an accident, eastbound. dublin grade area. cleared out. now you head over towards palo alto. accident of reported northbound 101. not seeing much slow traffic there. new accident coming in hayward.

solid stretch of traffic from solid stretch of traffic from san lor enso we'll check back on the fatal accident in santa rosa in a few minutes as well. good news to share about the fires in the north bay. more than 90% contained. seeing how the community is coming together. including this way. people going out to eat to raise money for people who survived the fires. last night more than 3 dozen restaurants in the north bay participated in a dine and donate fundraiser. the restaurant donating 20% of proceeds to fire victims. there's a line out the door. everybody is here in a good mood and wanted wants to support an they can. >> it's a wonderful idea. shows how people are trying to ban together and do good thimng for the folks

right now. we do have a list of restaurants on the website. we are not done with the good news. metallica is now stepping in to help the fire victims the best way they know how, through music. >> the recent tragic events have left us all saddened. left us all flabbergasted. >> we're there to help as much we can. this is how we do it, through music. >> fantastic. metallica is going to be part of a special benefit concert to help the north bay fire victims. it's going to happen at at&t park. also playing rapper gee sy and dave matthews. called band together, bay area. tickets go on sale friday. happening today, san francisco board of supervisors will consider recommendations on safe injection sites for drug users under the proposal people

who inject will be under the suspicion of a health professional. hoped the approach will reduce the amount of paraphernalia on the street, overdose deaths, and the spread of hiv and hepatitis c. in another first for san francisco, the city is the first in the nation to require large chain grocery stores to report on their suppliers use of antibiotics in raw meat and poultry sold in stores. law was signed just yesterday. unnecessary use of antibiotics and animals can promote the development of antibiotic resistance super bug bacteria. >> two former female uber engineers are filed a complaint about pay and allege they were ranked on looks. woman worked for uber's engineering team. could be a setup for class action lawsuit. did not respond to the complaint. new at six, san francisco museum say there's no way to agree to making john f kennedy drive car free on weekends. the popular thoroughfare also

closes on sundays year round. according to the examiner, there's an effort to make it car free on saturdays year round. the museum worries the street closure would impact out-of-town visitors, people with disability and families that need to travel by car. developing this morning, unusual travel advisory for african-american passengers on a major airline. >> naacp saying african-americans should exercise caution when booking and boarding flights on american airlines. live at sfo with more details. >> reporter: good morning. yes, advocacy group is warning african-americans on american airlines they could be subject to disrespect, discriminatory or unsafe conditions. this warning comes after multiple passenger interactions with american airlines that the naacp calls a pattern of dist b

disturbing incidents. include an african-american forced off a flight and african-american woman who purchased two first class tickets and was moved to coach while her white companion was allowed to stay in first class. naacp says these examples and a couple of others suggest racial bias and cannot be dismissed as normal or random. >> it's an unfortunate thing that this is happening to a certain set of people. >> american airlines responded to the advisory with an invitation to the naacp to meet saying we are committed to having a meaningful dialogue about our airline and are ready to both listen and engage. no word on when that meeting will take place. live at s fo colin kaepernick dropping his story tole publishers.

>> signed a $1 million book deal with random house. sources tell sister network espn that no deal is in place. that seems very unclear at this point. kaepernick started protesting during the national anthem last season when he refused to stand for it to protest racial inequality and police brutality. this month filed a grievance against the nfl that owners haves colluded to keep him out of the league. >> preparing for the future. what apple tim cook is reveal g i ing. plus put away your phone. u.s. city where distracted walking is now going to cost you. 6:07. look at toll plaza this morning. look at

welcome to wednesday morning. calmer outside. look at the hills. winds around 10-11-mile-per-hour. cooler in many neighbors. 60s and 70s along the east bayshore yesterday. now 50s and 60s. find that everywhere. yesterday was 81 in half moon bay. 55 now. san francisco is at 66. san jose 59.

and it's clear. about 60 degrees right now at sfo. exercising too hot for some. find some shade, drink water and wear the proper clothing. all day sunshine on the bay. not as hot as beaches. at noon 75. in the 80s for 2:00. 72 at 8:00. quick look at what we're going to do in the north bay. 77 at noon. mid 80s from 2:00 to 4:00. here's sue. we've got a busy morning so far out on the roadways. take you up to santa rosa. fatal accident north 101 involving a big rig and car. in fact there was a dog in the car. that dog has been picked up and taken to animal control. they don't expect this to reopen for quite some time. see the off-ramp is completely shutdown. traffic slowing past that is also slowing. best alternate to get you to highway 12 from 101 would be to take baker to santa rosa avenue in the northbound direction and head up to highway 12 that way.

let's check back over. eastbound. accident clear there. better news coming westbound is really heavy up and over. slow traffic up the peninsula. northbound 101. just after university, right lane blocked with an accident there as well. reason for slowing. check back with a new accident in hayward in just a few. apple ceo tim cook says he is preparing successors. in an interview, he sees grooming potential ceo as part of his job. when the time comes, there will be plenty of people for apple's board to choose from. 56 he's considered young to retire. could be interested in a new career in politics. more outspoken politically than previous apple ceos. he denies he has any political aspirations. >> getting back on your feet. new help just a

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morning, on good morning america, abc news chief medical correspondent doctor ashton talks about what she says she feels about the opioid crisis. take a listen. >> we're in critical and unstable condition when you're talking about the opioid crisis in this country and we have to takele this at the prescriber level, dispensing level, and user level and that's what this is. >> according to cdc. 3,000 people died from opioid overdoses in the year 2015. you can watch the entire interview with doctor ashton on good morning america that is coming up at 7 this morning. new developments in harvey weinstein scandal. another woman come forward to accrues the producer of sexual assault. this time suing the company for enabling behavior. actress filed a lawsuit against the company yesterday. complaint says weinstein sexually assaulted her in 2010. she's suing dr general damages and cost of medical and

psychological care. weinstein has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. actress ashley judd is talking about the allegations against harvey weinstein. first tv interview since he interview since she went public is tomorrow from 7-9:00 a.m. drone view 7 is giving us a closer look at the damage after the north bay fires. we want to show you video here of the estate winery. see the main building there was destroyed. good news is most grapes survived as did the crush pad and metal tanks. all roads are now open in napa county. all evacuation orders have been lifted. four major fires in north bay are at least 90% contained. >> people who worked in the area before the fire may be eligible for money for food under a federal program. starting today, if you show proof that you lived or worked in the area, you can apply for disaster cal fresh benefits.

the benefits are placed on a card similar to a debit card that can be used to pay for food. you can apply at the economic assistance offices. this morning, we are getting first look at the new trailer for upcoming movie about the winchester mystery house in san jose. >> each is more confusing than the next. it's a never ending construction: >> spooky. >> winchester t house that ghosts built. you have to say that every time. the real home was built for firearms sara winchester over the course of 38 years. rumored she kept building and building so that the ghosts could get confused when they're inside. the movie isn't in theaters. the actual house is hosting candle light tours tonight through halloween night. when mike and i twlent, they were telling us they shot some

of the movie at the house and some was at a sound stage in australia. >> i don't remember. i was too busy looking for ghosts. >> yes. if you haven't been, it is actually crazy. >> she's so conflicted. just feel sad for her that she had to live a terror meaormente she had a $10,000 week or day allowance or something. >> what? >> yes. because of -- she had quite a bit of money. that's why she could continue to build all the time. >> i'm hoping to go soon before the movie comes out. >> it's neat. they do a good job. i want to do the candle light one this weekend. that will be fantastic. hopefully come out and say, hello. not boo. what's going on with the weather. you can see the flags not moving much. one on thealer steeple there is pointing towards the cusp slight

offshore breeze once again. sunny and a few more records will fall today. erasers out and ready to change the almanac. clear sky. more heat relief tonight. return to average. got to wait until sunday. show you the halloween forecast next too. downtown san francisco about 82. the mission is 80. everybody else 75 to 77 degrees. over along the east bayshore. calmer this morning and not quite as hot this afternoon. mid to upper 80s. still tough to deal with at times. head down to south bay. in record in san jose. old record, we haven't met. isn't set it yet. 89. so back in 2003. that's where we'll be. sunniville about 88. on the peninsula today. either side not quite as breezy. 84. after hitting the mid 90s. 80 today.

palo alto. up in the north bay, 88. total sunshine. normally this time of year start to get fog. air is too dry out there. then the inline east bay neighborhood. the air-conditioning, running yesterday. got a littletosisty in the house. cool morning. hot afternoon. 70s and 80s for lows yesterday. 50s and 60s this morning. 40s and 50s tomorrow. trying to get back to normal. take away the 90s equity saturday. take away the 80s by sunday. sneak peek at halloween, mid 70s. that's closer to where we should be. hi sue. good morning. a little busy. southbound 101. live shot here. and the north gate mall. no problems there. we did have word of some debris near the lincoln off-ramp. just a heads-up there. may be slowing a little bit as you get to the top of the hill. we're checking back on the peninsula. northbound 101.

we had an earlier accident. partially blocking lane of traffic there. chp is on scene to get that cleared out. reports of an accident. and passengers out and standing in the lanes of traffic. that is not safe. look at the busy southbound 880 past the 92. we are just getting word of an accident at the san matteo bridge toll plaza. we will check back on that when we come back in just a few. the reason you may want to wear orange today. for a good cause. plus, puerto rico in ruin. new ♪

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you can see the entire neighborhoods have withbeen levelled. category four storm. watching this you're also seeing that boats have been upended and so have cars. trees, gone. this is video shot by the national weather service. on the eastern side of the island. that's where maria made landfall september 20. today more than 80 pk% of the

island remains without power. starting today it's illegal to look at devices while crossing the street in hawaii. first major u.s. city to pass this kind of law. you can still listen to music or talk on your cell phone as long as you're not looking down at the device while doing so. >> your eyes, looking down on the phone. so dangerous when you're crossing the street. we have a lot of pedestrians get hit by cars on this island and nationwide. it is a problem. war of words between president trump and two senate republicans.

how flake is responding. why the utility says the delay in getting repair jobs done is actually a good thing. and when you step outside, you'll notice it's a little bit cooler this morning. a few record highs are still possible this afternoon. just not as many as yesterday. concord, 90s. record tieing high temperature. san jose is a record setting

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it is 6:30. this is where you're going to want to be today. somewhere near the water. live look from explore camera at pierre 17. >> sure looks beautiful. things are going to heat up across the area today. good morning. it is there's a light at the end of the tunnel. the heat is going to be the big story again this afternoon. hi, everybody. this morning when you step outside, a little bit cooler. winds are calmer. see a little haze developing along the coast. three miles disability. nobody else is dealing with that. look from mount, see how clear it is.

all the way down to the san matteo bridge. 7:00 this morning, a lot of us in the 50s. mid to upper 50s. that's a refreshing change. we will be warm by noon. already warmer than average with mid to upper 70s around the coast and bay to 81 inland. see the coast definitely cooler than yesterday. 71 instead of 80s and 90s. 85 to 89. 64 at the coast at 7:00. 73 to 77. enjoy a delightful evening. take a look at cooler conditions coming up. take a look at where we're going first. san matteo bridge. earlier accident just past the toll plaza. that's the bad news. the good news it's cleared out of lanes now. seeing pretty heavy volume on the cause way here. some delays behind the toll plaza this morning as well. let's take a look at fatal accident still out there. been there since 3:30 this morning. involving a big rig and car. northbound 101 before highway 12. still have the highway 12 off-ramp closed. as you can see here.

3d cool looking view. with the traffic volume replicated here on the map. very slow as you head towards the 12 exit. if you want to get to highway 12 from 101, take the exit before, baker and take santa rosa avenue to the north. check back on this and your bay bridge commute in just a few. mike has been telling us, the heat wave not over yet. hot enough today you need to be ready. >> that's right. abc 7 news reporter is live in san jose with tips on how to beat the heat. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. here's the deal. i feel bad for people going to work here. it's cool here in san jose. temperatures in the 50s. later on today we're going to see the possibility of another record breaking day. temperatures reaching around 90 degrees. you have to be prepared. i brought a blanket this morning. prepared for later today. i've got the flip-flops, the shorts and the short sleeve

shirt. i'm prepared. it's going be hot out there. you have to be prepared as well. you know who likes temperatures like this? athletes. san jose state track team really liked working out in the heat. hot yesterday. city reached record high of 94 degrees. breaking the 1959 record of 90 degrees for october 24. no complaints from parents at the ice rink next to the track. vice president said 250 people showed up for the public skate. >> great place to be when it's super hot out. anywhere you can stay cool is a great place to be. the fact halloween is less than a week away doesn't confuse you, how about this. decorations for christmas in the park are here. downtown san jose starting to show up. looks a lot like christmas. it certainly does not feel like christmas. just in case anybody has a problem with the outfit i'm

wearing as a news man today, i did bring a tie. let's see if this will work for me here. little more respectable? >> you also look respectable. the christmas decorations, not emotionally prepared for that yet. i know, i see it. it's hard to believe, but i see it. turning now to a serious story. developing news. all lanes have reopened on interstate 880 in fremont following a fatal crash there. suv smashed into the center divide. caught fire after 2:00 a.m. one person was killed in that crash. the roadway was cleared just before 4:30 this morning. and developing news this morning, an oakland police officer recovering now after being hurt in a hit-and-run accident. investigators say a suspect driver hit the officer's vehicle last night at # 96 avenue and sunny side street. police have not announced any arrests. one officer did tell abc 7 news he thinking the officer will be okay. >> now, a live desk update from

abc 7 mornings. >> from the live desk, more back and forth sniping this morning between president trump and two republican senators. in a speech yesterday announcing retirement, jeff flake of arizona said it was time to fight back against the level of thought that goes into 140 characters. a level that undermines american norms and values. this morning on good morning america, senator flake repeated that enough is enough. >> those of us who had hoped for a pivot agree now it's not just going to come. it's up to us to stand up and say this is not acceptable. >> meanwhile, this morning, the president tweeted this: the reason flake and corker dropped out of the senate race is very simple. they had zero chance of being elected. now act so hurt and wounded. developing news in louisiana, two men are dead. manhunt underway following a campus shooting. happened earlier this morning. thortd

authorities have not found the shooter. police do not believe is a student. started as some sort of argument or fight in a dorm room on campus overnight and led up to the shooting in a courtyard. the university identifies the victims as a student and his friend and both men were 23. testimony set to continue in san francisco this morning in the murder trial for the man accused of killing skate steinly. forensic investigator will be on the stand. a woman testified she saw garcia staring at people and laughing minutes before the gunfire. two other women described how they heard the gunfire from the hotel room and saw garcia walking away from the scene. defense attorneys aren't disputing he handled the gun. they say it went off in his hands when he picked it up. turn to north bay wildfires.

santa rosa city leaders passed ordnance. r saving residents as much money as possible. waived all permit fees for demolition and temporary housing. approved homeowners to temporarily stay on burnt property during construction in a trailer or rv. we need to keep our citizens here and give them safety and shelter as the winter months come. all evacuees are expected to return home by week. meanwhile tonight, restaurants will help raise money for the north bay fire relief fund. last night, 37 restaurants in north bay took part in the dine and donate fundraiser. restaurants are donating 20% of proceeds to fire victims and you'll find a list of tonight's restaurants on our website, abc 7 news.com.

meanwhile, napa county fire association posted this photo on facebook thanking the oakland raiders for donating $5,000 in gift cards to the napa police and firefighters. the gift cards will be going to people affected by the fires. repairs and maintenance jobs are completed past their due date more than any other utility in the entire state. that according to audit by safety experts from the california public safety commission. found more than 3500 maintenance and repair jobs that had been finished past their scheduled due dates. they say its decision to undertake more repair projects resulted in the higher number of late repairs. getting ready for the sale of recreational marijuana in the new year. the santa cruz board of supervisors voted unanimously yesterday to approve the sale of weed. 12 licensed dispensaries in the county that currently sell medical marijuana can begin selling it recreationally on

january 1. the move comes after state voters approved recreational pot sales last year. cooler temperatures. at least not anything you'll really notice except for along the coast. instead of 90s for. 70s and 80s. 25 degrees cooler this morning. places like napa nine and oakland five. see where we sit. south bay we've got morgan hill. santa theresa neighborhood. san jose 59. once you get in the hills, 65. 64 in allah san francisco at about 66. here's a look at 101 in 880 in san jose. you'll need the sunglasses today.

on the road, no worries today. mass transit more of what we dealt with yesterday. enjoy the calmness on the ferry ride today. make sure you have those sunglasses. 87 in sacramento today. 100 hot in louisiana. once again, palm springs. tahoe is getting warmer. 73 degrees. so with that cooler weather in the morning, we'll see if we have any highs this afternoon that will flirt with records. give you a hint, mainly in the south bay and east bay. give you those details coming up next. 521. the bay bridge and we are all jammed up. if you can car pool, that's a great way to go. cars are wizzing right into the cars are wizzing right into the toll plaza with no problems. zoom in with the 3d camera. good solid 25 minute drive. we're getting slow on that 92

westbound behind me toll plaza as well up the bay bridge. train 3 getting a late start into vas co-. we will come back and take a look at drive times and check back in on the fatal accident in santa rosa in just a few minutes. planning an overseas trip, get ready to endure increased security on the way home. changes that start this week. plus, a big announcement from amazon overnight that could change the way you shop and you live. but first, here's a look at what is coming up at nine on live with kelly and ryan. >> hello. good morning. coming up, we have heather coming up, we have heather graham.

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welcome back. 6:44 on this wednesdy. as the sun comes up this morning, get ready for another hot day in the bay. temperatures will creep up into the 90s in some areas. records will fall, i'll let you know. here's a look from our mount tam cam. track the heat where you live with abc 7 accuweather app. search accuweather in your app store to download it for free. developing this morning, unusual travel advisory for african-american passengers flying one major carrier.

the naacp says african-american americans should exercise caution when booking and boarding flights on american airlines. at sfo with details. >> reporter: the naacp says they are monitoring a pattern of disturbing incidents that passengers have reported on american airlines over the past few months. one of those incidents was an african-american man forced off a flight after interacting with two white passengers. and another was an african-american woman who purchased two first class tickets and was moved to coach while her excite companion was allowed to stay in first class. this morning, passengers say they will keep the advisory in mind when they fly on american. >> just to be aware of it when you're flying i think is important. you are flying american today. >> yes. >> reporter: american airlines released a statement that reads in part, we are committed to having a meaningf fuful dialogu about our airline and ready to both listen and engage. no word on when the meeting between the naacp and american

airlines will take place. sfo, abc 7 news. if you are a flyer, tomorrow marks the beginning of new screenings procedures on all u.s. bound flights which will probably mean longer weight times. the procedures include stricter passenger screening and also short security interviews. some airlines are advising passengers to arrive as much as three hours early for flights. stricker stricter screening in cabin ban on laptops. uber is starting to charge riders when it takes the driver a few extra minutes to get to you. announced an additional charge if it takes the driver eight minutes or more to reach your pickup location. also higher fees if you make your driver wait for you for more than two minutes. in addition, uber will now include tolls into fairs. this is awe move designed to help drivers who travel longer distances earn more money. speaking of money, here is your

mon morning money report. amazon unveiled a new tool to deliver packages inside your home even if you're not home. >> amazon key. could be one way to stop package theft. good morning america got an exclusive first look at how it works. first the driver arrives and scans package. automatically sends alert to phone and signal to amazon cloud that unclocks the smart lock on your front door. at the same time, security camera mounted in your home begins rolling so you have a record of the whole thing. >> all of these drivers are the same drivers that you know and trust, background checked and they are approved to deliver for amazon. >> through the amends key app, customers can watch the delivery in realtime. >> then you see it live. >> while the in home service itself is free, here's the catch, amazon is selling the lock and camera for $250. the service will be available for prime members starting

november 8 in 37 different cities. >> that is fascinating. as my dog runs out the door. companies are making it too hard to find good employees. new harvard study only applicants with four-year degrees pay higher salaries. also seeking long-term job. relevant experience, but less school are being overlooked. study says companies need to change hiring practice so consider all qualified job seekers. record 6.1 million job openings in the u.s. a warning for wine lovers. worldwide wine production could drop to lowest level in more than a half certainntury becaus drought and frost in europe. throu italy, france and spain have been hit hard by weather that damages groups. and sonoma and napa affected by the wildfires.

pay more for your favorite wines. happening today, these two people wearing orange to take a stand against bullying. i almost feel like the san francisco bay is cooperating as well this morning. >> yes, it is beautiful behind us. that orange sunrise. unit day is part of national bullying prevention month. and many groups are taking part in this day. including us here at abc 7 news. posted this earlier. parent company disney is a participa partner of the pacer center which organized unity day. they want to end bullying. particularly bullying that has to do with disabilities. here on your screen is information. city of san pablo hosting that city's first unity rally and hundreds of people are expected to be there. event begins at 10:00 this morning. 10:30 march around the city hall. and my particular shirt says be

above it. so choose to do things that make you a better person. make other people better instead of stooping to the level of bullying others. no a days on social media, it's so easy to bully and send a quick tweet that's mean and not very thoughtful. so just a reminder to wear orange today and just be kind to other people. >> it was very kind of mother nature to match us today, mike. >> yes, she's very understanding and tolerant and hopefully everybody else can be. that will start a new trend. let's talk about school. a lot of the bullying happens. focus on the forecast. 55-60. limit cool little cooler this morning. 79 around the coast. 88 inland at 3:00. so the kids dressing in layers. make sure they bring it all home. talk about what's going to happen today. total sunshine today. almost warm. few records fall. stars tonight cooler than this morning. wind shifts means cooler

conditions, but we have to wait until sunday to get back to where we should be. 90 san jose. record high. old record is 89. we go from 87 to 94. on the peninsula today. about 83 to 87 degrees. so kind of really stuck in that four degree ranger. thing you'll notice is the coast cools significantly. still very warm by your standards. mid 70s to 80. there's no 90s like there were yesterday. wake ing up this morning in the 50s and 60s. low to mid 80s. downtown. south san francisco and south is a lee doe. we have mid 80s around vallejo. along the east bayshore, kind of like the. north bay, rest of us in the 50s tonight.

accuweather seven-day forecast, warm again tomorrow. a lot like today. little bit cooler, especially at beaches by friday. the 90s are out of the forecast saturday. the 80s are out of the forecast sunday. there's a sneak peek at halloween. looks pretty nice. >> update the fatal in santa rosa. it is northbound 101 just before highway 12. and we do have two right lanes of traffic and traffic is now also starting to backup with delays back towards santa rosa avenue. zoom in with 3d camera showing you the volume there. just as it is on the real roadway, slow and go. they hope to have the two right lanes open. they have not given an estimated time when that will be though. once that investigation is over. southbound 880. earlier accident. damage is done. slow and go from san zoom and take a look at slow traffic speeds of about 10 miles an hour. looking at roughly 30 minutes to

get from san lorenzo to hayward and on to fremont where traffic remains solid there as well. more on the financial statemen

here are seven things you need to know before you go. near record heat. a lot of us in the 50s and 60s.

wind up in 70s and 80s this afternoon. number two, we have a fatal accident. it was overnight in fremont. currently also have a fatal accident in santa rosa, which is blocking two lanes of traffic there. no estimated time of opening. traffic is now stacked up through santa rosa in the northbound direction. number three, fatal wreck in fremont overnight. suv smashed into the center divide. one person died and no word on the cause of that crash. number four, two people are dead after an overnight campus shooting in louisiana. right now authorities are looking for the gunman. number five, naacp has issued a travel advisory for african-americans flying on american airlines siting a pattern of disturbing incidents. american says it's committed to having a meaningful dialogue. >> number six, president trump is continuing criticism of two republican senators. the president said on twitter this morning jeff flake and bob

corker dropped out of their senate racings because they had zero chance ofng elected. >> and number seven. starting today. it is illegal to look at electronic devices while crossing the street in honolulu hawaii. first major u.s. city to pass this kind of law. i have done this myself. i ran right into a beam. and developed to the ground immediately. it was -- you know what, it was not cute. >> no, doesn't sound like it. >> don't do that. >> troubles of being tall. >> so true. gma is next.

good morning, america. republican revolt. civil war breaks out in the gop. two top senators turn on president trump. jeff flake delivers that stunning speech on the senate floor. >> i rise today to say enough. >> calling the president's behavior dangerous to democracy after senator bob corker accused him of debasing the nation. senator flake here on "gma." breaking overnight, murder on a college campus. two people killed. the manhunt this morning. and emotional moments in court. five teens facing possible life in prison for a game turning deadly launching heavy rocks from an overpass killing a young father below. ♪ i just want to fly and up and away. the incredible high-flying stunt bringing the movie "up" to life.