>> announcer: good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. and we are starting off with a live look at doppler 7. >> your eyes do not deceive there is green on the radar and chance of drizzle during the drive to work this morning. haven't heard that in a long time. it's friday july 13th. we make it lucky though. >> not a freaky friday. a lucky friday. you are never more than 7 maintenance -- you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast and meteorologist drew tuma is here. >> see friday the 13th going well. >> you know we are seeing drizzle. good news. it's rare for months in the drops of july. drizzle picking up on the coast. drizzle over drizzle over san francisco. and drops on the windshield. overcast over the city of san

francisco. the 12-hour day planner early on the chance of drizzle. the chance fades midday into the afternoon more in the way of sunshine, 70s around the bay. low 90s inland. let's check on the roads with alexis. good morning, drou. maybe have to flip the wipers on a couple times this morning. so far we are looking great. i want to head back up to westbound highway 4. that's where we are improving at least improving where we had a crash right around relief ridge. we got the all clear from chp about ten minutes ago. looks past that into the pittsburgh stretch. not sure if it's the volume filling in or residual delays shifting but it should be grown shortly. a and a check of the golden gate looks like the zipper trucks roll through. no delays on southbound 101 from marin county. mass transit coming up next. thanks. tweflg news now a united airlines flight had to turn around and make a emergency landing. >> it landed safely after 12:30

this morning. passengers say they were informed about a failure in the left engine 45 minutes into the flight. one passenger told us she heard two loud sounds and two sparks after takeoff. no one was hurt and in a statement united airlines says there was a mechanical issue, saying quote the flight landed safely and we will work to get our customers to sydney as soon as possible. the maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. this morning the search is on for this man, dubbed the faux badge bandit. the fbi says he robbed four ngs banks in the bay area. >> the bare is the most recent area targeted in the state according to vierkandts. >> mat keller live in san ramon. one of the previously places the faux badge bandit hit. matt. >> good morning. this man is considered armed and dangerous. the latest robbery happening here at the safeway inside the us bank in san ramon. look at the photo that is came

from the surveillance cameras inside this store. he hit several banks in the bay area. one in sacramento. several in southern california. the fbi is calling him the faux badge bandit. he has been wearing a 7-point badge on the hip along with a shoulder holster. an hour before he robbed the bank on san ramon he flashed a gun at a tiller at the first republic bank in danville on heart as avenue around noon and demanded money. the ep sheriff's office says the bandit has rubd in cupertino in june and july. he is fair complected and acne scars 6 feet tall weighing about 230 pounds. the fisher says if you see him don't approach him. call 911. reporting live in san ramon, abc 7 news. thank you matt. happening today a man accused of two violent crimes against a woman is expected to be in court. according to the police the 31-year-old was arrested at the hey wrpd b.a.r.t. station on wednesday for punching the victim. he is accused of raping the same

woman as another location in hayward the previous day. bartd police are asking anyone with information about the crimes to call them at 510 process. 464, 7,000. the suspect held without bail. >> we learned a bobcat vehicle hand ran poefr a construction work and at oregon expressway. the workers name hasn't been released process cal osh of o investigating. >> we have the search for the oregon woman traveling threw the bay area. >> this surveillance photo sfr a gas station shows 23-year-old angela hernandez traveling south of caramel last friday morning at 9:30. hernandez's family says the last time they spoke to her was 8:00 in the morning in half moon bay. she left portland last week heading for lan cast ner southern california. her family is offering a $10,000 reward for information on her

where abouts. >> all of news the bay area are well aware of the housing crunch. and the new mayor london breed says it's one of her top priorities. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen taungd with her about the issue. >> we have between 2010 and 2015 created like one unit of housing for every eight jobs. >> newly minted mayor london breed says she will take a multiprong approach to build housing. state and federal subdies on her list. >> we could produce modular housing. there is no one way to build and get more housing production. but we have to cut back the red tape. >> after more than a year of research the planning department releaed this housing needs and trend report. as indicated by the orange line, new house something being built but knows are market rate units, the pink line shows new units affordable to low or moderate incomeants residents are produced at a much lower rate. >> it's getting worse before we

have a solution. >> dennis richards is a planning commissioner and says the report shows long-term residents can't afford housing as bakted by the yellow slice of this graph showing the largest housing kbrup in san francisco are renters. in rent control housing. >> if you are new to the city you are paying market rate. basically the new come erps are shouldering the housing burden more than the existing residents have been. >> if you didn't have rent control could you afford to live in control. >> no we'd pay like 5,000 where we are we live. >> with rent control on the home francisco says they pay about $2,000 a month but once he graduates from city college he he is not hur he can afford his place. >> you have to get roommates and stuff like that. >> francisco says many friends and family members have left san francisco because they were priced out of the housing market. in the newsroom, kate larsen, back to you in the studio. a south sacramento mother found her taurmd dead in a hot

car wants her tragic to be a cautionary tail. tamga morris says she put her 2-year-old down for a snap over the weekend doing laundry when she believes her son woke up and went outside and got into the car by himself. when she found him it was too late. >> i last month or two he kept opening up the door i was like, that's unlike -- what in the heck? i know you're not that tall. >> a neighbor says a person with mobility issues previously lived the in the home and lowered the locks. the mom says she noticed it and worked to fix it but the landlord never disclosed the problem to her. >> all right switching gears let's check with drew. live doppler 7 showing some drizzle on this july friday mornig. i know it's rare we talk about it. but it does happen sometimes. lots of cloud cover overhead. we have moisture that's moving in from the south to the north. it's not out of the question. the next couple of hours you may need to use windshield wiper for

a couple of minutes. here is the bigger picture. live doppler 7 with satellite you can see the moisture from the desert southwest funneled into the bay area but it's pushing north. so the kmans is really next couple of hours. it fades quickly here midday. temperatureswise in the 50s and 60s but the bigger story it's humid. we have the mugginess factor thanks to the tropical moisture coming from the south. it's only 61 in santa rosa but feels humid out there. 12-hour day planner san francisco got a lot of cloud cover early on, the chance of drizzle. looking to the afternoon we should squeak out a little bit of sunshine in the city but temperatures limited to the mid-60s there. the next three days across the board, clouds early on, we should get sunshine each day over the weekend into the afternoon. but as you go into saturday you do notice inland and in the north bay temperatures will take a bit of a dip as we head in towardsed is saturday afternoon. that's the weather let's check on the roads with arlgsis. good morning, drew. we are looking at traffic with a lot of green at this early point

in the morning. i want to head up to westbound 4 we had an early morning crash. that cleared according to chp. we see heavy volumes past that on westbound 4. i'm trying to sort that out it sounds like we had power lines down last night and they may be working on that into the morning. trying to confirm if that is what's causing that here this morning. 42 b.a.r.t. trains in service no delays. ace 1 and 3 on time. and vta looking good this morning race station will be crossed tomorrow and isn't and a bus bridge will be provided. thanks arlgs ills. the suspected golden state killer made a brief appearance in court. abc 7 news was in sacramento where 72 jld joseph deangelo appeared before a judge. he is accused of 12 murders and nearly 50 rapes in the 1970s and '80s. some of the victims flew in from as far as texas and maine for

the hearing. >> i looked at only the back of his head. but for me i thought to myself this is the manna came into my bedroom when i was 13 years old. i haven't known who that was over 40 years. >> the hearing was postponed until september so the defense can review additional discovery provided by prosecutors. the port of soelkd could soon feel the affects of tariffs on chinese goods. but for now container ship imports are at an all-time high they handled more than 37,000 containers last month. summer and fall are busy seasons. they may have placed more orders from asia in recent weeks before the trump administration imposed the tare i was. >> a gym membership with a tax break. the inincentive that could become a reality. and attempted mob hit caught on camera. details behind this stunning surveillance video with ties to a very infamous family. >> and how much would you pay for a trip to space? we get a better idea of the cost

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>> announcer: you're never morning 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. this is abc 7 mornings. and good morning. 5:13. looking at the three-day forecast. you notice today we have the chance of a little bit of drizzle early on. it's humid this morning. the humidity will drop throughout the afternoon.

should squeak out sunshine. both saturday and sunday we start out with fog. we end with someone o sun. a little bit of a dip in the te weekend on sunday, guys. all right now it's time to talk about nlder bear. it got crazy. they are apologizing and offering vouchers after an overwhelming response to its pay your age event. >> as you can see massive lines forms at star are stores in canada, the uk and in the u.s. including in the bay area. and that is the topic of food's gma first look. let's go to abc's rebecca jarvis. >> knits this morning's gma first look, abdominala bear mania from dallas to chicago to san jose. >> thousands of parents and kids across the country grinning and bearing long lines for build a bear fury friends tippingically.

but many turned away just hours after doors opened due to crowd and safety concerns. stores posting signs like these. apologizing to customers saying they will reach out directly to the valued guests and handing out vouchers for $15 off the next purchase. and we'll have more on how you can score yourself a vouch frere build a bear coming up at. a.m. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> people will be interested in that. >> here is the thing you had to bring your kid with you to get the bear. so they had to sfan in the long lines too. >> not great. happening today, former fisher lawyer lisa page is scheduled to meet with dwreshl members behind closed doors about the anti-trump text messages she exchanged with her husband peter strzok. >> happening while they were part of the russia investigations. strzok's hearing was held yesterday in front of cameras. at time eyes is got a little

testy. >> the inability of a witness to always to issue. >> shame on. >> you mr. chairman, please. >> have you know shame? >> this is intolerable harassment of the witness. >> you need your medication? >> icons. fbi agent strzok was removed from special counsel robert mueller's team shortly after finding out about the nfrpgt text messages strzok sent about then candidate trump. president trump and his support he is say the texts between he and his wife shared that the mueller probe is biased against mr. trump. there is a fight brewing over a popular beach in santa cruz county and the focus of the argument, public access to a excluded beach popular with surfers called private's beach. a neighborhood group rejected a plan by california regulators to open up access to the gated beach. the opal cliff recreation district regulated access to private's beach with a 9 high pressure foot iron fence and a $100 annual key fee for decades.

according to the chronicle commission staffers recommended free-year hours from one hour after sunrise to one hour after sunset. and replacing the gate a fence with no taller than 6 feet. they say the commission is overreacting and the district will fight the plan in court if necessary. if getting fit isn't reason enough to go to the gym. make a tax break will sweeten the deal. a bill giving tax breaks for exercise uncles attention and gym memberships cleared a house committee yesterday. qualifying as medical expenses and they can paid for using hsa or fsa accounts. the tax break would be limited to $500 per person, $1,000 for joint filers. and exclude some activities. including golf, sailing, sr. sorry, jess. >> oh. >> and horse back riding. you know, i was hoping to get in outer space. because tourists interested in a trip to space now have an idea of how much it costs to go. >> it's about the same as a down

payment on a standard bay area home, astronomical. . jeff bezos founded blue origin with the goal of taking normal people to space. a new report says bezos plans to charge 200 to you can briefly experience weightlessness and marvel at the view. richard bransen and elon musk are trying to launch us common folk into space. >> you have a couple thousand i can borrow drew. >> no but if you do i'll go with you. >> lites stick to sailing. >> she hasn't attentive me sailing yet. that's cheap. just saying. >> what? >> let's talk about the weather. we have some rain out there in spots. no kidding. escreenlysomelive dpler i want to l a couple stsig wgo. good morning, millbrae.

you see green here down 101. not out of the question early on on the commute you may need windshield wipers a few minutes. it's spotty drizzle in nature. hopping to the east bay around oakland emeryville even alameda, don't be surprised you step out you could feel drops. it's july but we still have the chance of drops next couple of hours. temperaturewise 50s and sixth now. but it's humid out the there. the mugginess factor thanks to the moisture overhead, a lot of cloud cover. early on it's humid. throughout the day the humidity should drop off in the afternoon. appear and the chance of drizzle is for the next couple of hours. by the afternoon away from the coast we should see a fair amount of sunshine, 92, warm inland in antioch process 82 in san jose. kind of stuck in the cloud covel iny 68. 84 in santa rosa and 73 in oakland. the bay bridge series at&t park later on tonight, 62 degrees firstlo pchud in

evening. 58 as you exit the stadium. overnight here is the a lot of 50s to 60s. the cloud cover come back. the accuweather seven-day forecast it's muggy early on a chance of drizzle. sunnier afternoon. and then a dip in the temperatures to start out the we could. that's the weather. let's see how the roads are doing. good morning, drew. most areas looking looking good. but we have some slow spots. i want to take to you the tracy area. eastbound 580 heave traffic through altamont pass. we have road work on grant lynn. that road is closed and one lane down on the eastbound side of the main line as well. no lanes closed on westbound side. but 205 down to 14 miles an hour, a little bit faster once f the worst areas as usual nlt toll plaza looking good. no metering lights yet. we could give that another 5, 10 minutes until that happens. westbound tracy to dublin 41 minutes in the yellow.

westbound 4 antioch to concord krofrpg. and southbound sand rafael to frist looking great at 15 minutes. >> thanks alexis. an attempted mob hit caught on camera. police in new york are searching for the man seen opening fire in the video. you can see the victim trying to get away rolling down the street. he got hit three times. but somehow survived the shooting. the victim is reportedly the son of a member of the. a crime family. >> power companies like pg&e must follow new state it guidelines when it comes to shutting off electrical lines during disasters like a woifrld. >> the california public utilities bleaches the new rules will make it safe are for firefighters to battle flames. they approved the guidelines yesterday. shutting power off may slow the spread of wildfires. pg&e praised the rules in a statement. the oakland zoo with animals celebrated the trail exhibit opening yesterday. skooifr flying over. .

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good morning. it's 5:25. the wintering you are just joining us here are seven things you need to know before you go. number one tracking a little bit of drizzle working through the next couple of hours. it's humid out there and the chance of drizzle even through 9:00 still a chance of a few drops on the windshield. number two. the united airlines flight heading to sydneyed made an emergency landing at sfo just after 12:30 this morning. passengers say they were informed that there was a failure in the left engine about 45 minutes after taking off from sfo. it turned around and no one was hurt frmts number three the search under way for the faux badge bandit. the subrogated serial bank robber wanted in connection with four bay area robbery backup the including danville and cupertino. >> number four president trump is in london this morning and in less than 30 minutes at 5:45 this morning he will have a news conference with british prime minister theresa may. president trump was incriminate of may in a new interview with a british newspaper. number five, if you are

planning on honey smacks serial for breakfast, don't do it. the centers for disease control says there are 100 confirmed salmonella cases lijd to the cereal. so far so good for the friday morning driver. light volume here at westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. the drive time about 12 minutes. number seven, happy fry yea. food is frefrm friday. there are deals for commerce and enjoy of potato fix today making me hungry. >> we don't tell you where but it sounds like mcdonald's has a an offer today i'm sure there are others. >> love the mcdonald's fries. here a name we haven't heard in a while. blockbuster. airport there are still three stores left in the country. unfortunately, two are closing. >> yeah, block bluster? anchorage and fair banks, alaska, calling it quits. they close sunday on a liquidation sale through august.

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>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. and emergency landing at sfo overnight. some paerpgs say they saw flames shooting from the engine. we are live at the airport. and we are minutes away from taking you live top's press con british prime minister theresa may. happening hours after explosives comments regarding a trade deal. and it's july. but you could see drizzle on the

driver. live dplesh. tracking that but plus a humid start. hue about free ice cream. it's friday the 13th there is a disgusting twist. >> what. >> is that -- what was that? >> okay. i can't wait to get to that. and good morning. we're hopefully meg this a good luck day for you. never more than 7 minutes away from the forecast. drew tuma is in today. >> yes. and we are seeing drizzle out there. live doppler 7 showing grown on the screen. let's get to street level in the city and the peninsula. live doppler 7 from daly city to south south africa to 280 could see drops on the windshield. look at this. a couple minutes ago a lightning strike outside of hopland. the system has energy with it. lots of clouds outside. we're keeping the chance of drizzle threw 7:00. midday that chance is out of here. decreasing clouds, lowering humidity through the afternoon. let's get a check of traffic with alexis. good morning, drew and we are looking like at traffic

maps. one of the biggest trouble spots has cleared. westbound highway 4 in pittsburgh. we had a crash near love ridge. gone now. still a little bit of stop and g in the area down to 31 miles an hour. trying to get to the bottom of that. kind of an early backup even after that cleared. i do know that pittsburgh antioch highway was closed overnight to repair some power lines that fell. and they were hoping to have it done by 6:00 or 7:00 this morning between love ridge and 14th. i'm thinking extra folks taking highway 4 today to avoid that. in the meantime bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on. appear 7:25. that's filling in too. next traffic update at 5:40. >> now to developing news overnight. passengers on a united flight leaching sfo say the engine caught fire smorlt after taking off. >> now look at the route the plane took. this is footage from flight aware. you can see it loops around several times. trying to burn off fuel. this was supposed to go far from

san francisco to sydney. didn't make it much farther off our coast. amy holleyfield live with more on that hi, amy. >> good morning, reggie. we have video of landing. take a look at united flight 863 touches back down at sfo after having engine trouble. this happened at 12:35 this morning. passengers say it was about a half hour or 45 minutes into the flit. and the ride got bumpy. some say they heard two loud noises and saw sparks. the pilot then announced gnat left engine had caught fire and they needed to land. >> we were i guess prewarned so not too nerve-racking i mustera control and in control and were were working fine. >> here is the statement united airlines emailed the newsroom. the flight landed safely and we will work to get our commerce to sydney as soon as possible.

our maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. no one was hurt. and passengers said the flight back to sfo was smooth. many of them say they expect that they will get right back on the same flight to sydney today. reporting live at sfo amy holleyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we sent a push alert after learning about the emergency landing you can stay up to date on the breaking stories by downloading the app and enabling the push alerts. happening right now, president trump and prime minister theresa may are preparing for a news conference after talks this morning. >> and a live look at where the news conference is happening. mr. trump and mace' discussion followed a tabloid interview last night of the president criticizing his host during the official visit. abc news reporter molly hunter is in london >> we just saw theresa may and president trump since this.

may as wrecked brexit says the front page. both leaders seem to pretend the interview never happened. it was only supposed to be a photo-op. president trump and theresa may meeting the first time since that bombshell interview with the sun. and both all smiles. and unexpectedly chatty. >> we have a lot to discuss. we are discussing our special relationship which is great between the uk and the united states. >> the relationship is very, very strong. we really had a very good relationship. >> when trump was asked specifically about the interview. he just rolled his eyes. the interview dropped last night at the same time british prime minister theresa may was rolling out a very long red carpet for president trump. may has wrecked brexit screams the front cover. u.s. deal is off. president trump slamming may's soft brexit blood pressure. >> they do a deal like that it will most likely because we'll be dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the uk. so it will probably kill the

deal -- >> the president trump adding. >> i would have done it much differently. i actually told theresa may how to do it. but she didn't -- she didn't listen to me. that's up to her to say. >> as the story broke the president and prime minister were together at the palace. and the pomp, the circumstance, the drum that this country does so well, and the that president trump always appreciates was on full display. today protesters are gearing up for a massive day. but president trump is unlikely to catch sight of that baby trump blimp mocking him orp the major protest. now most of the protests happening here in london, president trump miles outside at checkers with theresa may and we hear from them shortly in a joint press conference. reporting in london, abc 7 news. >> thank you. as we mentioned president trump and the prime minister theresa may holding a joint news conference this morning. it's scheduled for 5:45 a.m. that's just a few innocent from now. and abc news will have a special

report when the news conference gets under way. stuck for hours a man is recovering this morning after being rescued from a cement mixer. and once fred ts s ally incredible. he actually managed to walk down on his own. >> i don't think any of us was expecting that. dramatic scene unfolded at the u.s. pipe and foundry company in union city. the worker had somehow fallen into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon. crews found him 12 feet beneath the opening buried up to his chest in dry cement. after more than two-hour rescue mission it was a rope system and ladder that got him out of the hopper. >> maybe one or two of them happen a we can in the nation at the most. but an elevated entrapment in a cement silo is rare first one we've done and glad tots it was skefrl. >> the first responders zriebld them as being understandably exhausted after the ordeal. cal osh an investigating the

incident. oakland police offering a $5,000 reward to whoever opened fire in oakland hitting a 3-year-old boy in the head. we first told you about in yesterday morning. the toddler is now recovering at children's hospital oakland. his parents were attending a memorial service for a murder victim on 80th avenue near holley street when someone fired shots. the bullet sh rap until knell hit the boy 3 years ol. police have no motivates or suspects and they are witnesses to come forward. a man who spols say admits to exposing himself dozens of times across the bay area expected to make the first court appearance today. officers joseph him after finding him naked outside of a san jose apartment complex on wednesday. police used a tazer to subzu and arrest him. investigators say he admitted to exposing himself recently in fremont, newark and pleasanton and doing it 25 others times in the past. porn actress stormy daniels performed at an ohio strip club

hours after authorities dropped charges against her. reporters surrounded daniels as she arrived at the club in columbus last night. police arrested her wednesday night for letting club patrons which is illegal in ohio. a loop hole in the law forced prosecutors to let daniels go. her lawyers say some of the arresting officers have social media pages that appear to favor president trump. president trump has denied having an affair with daniels. good morning, 5:38 a.m. and this is not deceiving. we are seeing some rain in july across the region. live doppler 7 tracking it all. we have a ripple of energy moving threw from the south to the north. zoom in a little bit closer. green on your screen. taking you into the east bay first. have a couple of drops coming up iyou are ppler 7. ater on this morning yoe windshield. the closer look over san francisco right now. you can see from the sunset richmond ocean avenue, ingleside through the financial districts

there is the chance of a couple of light sprinkles moving through the neighborhood at this early morning. the north bay, live doppler 7 showing one cell that could contain a downpour to the north of napa. highway 29, this is all pushing off to the north and to the west. a similar story right now. i want to take you near middle town clover dale. at 101 this hour could have light showers. look at this. two lightning strikes reported in the past 15 minutes. this does have a little bit of energy. it's monsieurle moisture coming from the desert southwest. as we time it out for you hour by hour we keep the chance of some drizzle in the next couple hours. but i think by the afternoon that kmans lifts out of here. we should see sunnier skis by four, 5:00, 6:00 with lowering humidity. 60s and 70s on the shoreline 80s and 90s in the warmest spots. it's not a total gray day. we should squek out sunshine into the amp. but the next couple of hours don't be shocked if you see a couple of drops on the windshield. we do get some rain in july even though it's rare when it's

monsoon soonz season. how is the roads friday light supposedly. >> most areas looking good. of course the one spot we can count on slow tracy. >> yes. >> let's head back out to the maps we have a slowdown in both directions of 580. unfortunately this morning if you are traveling eastbound through altamont pass 9 miles an hour due to road work that should be wrapping up shortly. i believe we have the northland off ramp and possibly the grant line road off ramp closed as well. that should be done in 20 minutes. westbound 205, 17 miles an hour and westbound 58 oh on the westbound side coming in at 24 miles an hour. that's better than monday threw thursday commute. and say yeah that's probably considered friday light for that stretch of roadway. everybody else looking good. 101 at 880 in the south bay no issues this morning if you are traveling through santa fe. highway 17 all those are looking good. we do have one new issue on 280 in the south san francisco area

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than 7 minutes away from the forecast. this is abc 7 morning. good morning time froechg 5:44 "a." and tracking pockets ever drizzle out there. live doppler 7 giving the swep. i want to zoom into the north bay where the activity is focused. north of napa appear sonoma highway 29 could have a few drops. it's not out of the question the if you are driving early on this morning you may get drizzle. we'll keep that in the 12-hour day planner early on midday the chance is out. sunnier skies by the afternoon. reggie, jessica >> thanks, drew. moments away from a joint press conference with president trump and theresa may. earlier this morning president trump told the sun newspaper that -- that may ignored his advice on brexit and if the country kin was the soft b an then trade deal th.silbl note. .c is pnn a rort when trts. anngulbeerntesting>> should be .

we will break in and let you no he when that happens. . the centers for disease control issuing a rare warning. you want to listen up especially if you have kids at home. they are saying do not eat kelloggs honey smacks cereal. the cdc tweeted out there are at least 100 confirmed salmonella cases link to the cereal. including six in california. the good news is so far no one has gotten so sick that they have died from this. kelloggs recalled recalled the cereal last month. the cdc is concerned people may still have it. a mom and pop napa is taking on google in court. charter oak winely says that google refuses to take down negative reviews written by an online troll. the owner is seeking $5,000 in damages for six months of negative comments. she believe the comments violate google p

guidelines. . the tech giant successfully got the case dismissed based on a federal rule where the third party, the commenter, has to be present. it's a small business. google is the page of our business. it is the face of our business. and if reviewers review your business they have to be honest. and so that's why you have these rules and guidelines. and they're appropriate. but they don't have anybody to follow them to enact them, enforce them. >> we reached out to goingle. did not receive a response. because you can take someone to small claims court a maximum of five times, she says she is going to keep fighting on behalf of small businesses everywhere. marin county will appeal a court ruling that threatened to plok the purchase of the golf course. . according to the marin independent journal the county has sfieded to preliminary injunction last month. they voted oh buy the property last notify and convert it to

public open space. critics say the county paid too much and pushed the deal through to please environmentalists. north bay diners got surprised by the sudden closure of a popular restaurant owned by rocker sammy hagar. el paseo was located in mill valley. customers found the note on the door from hagar who said running the strunt was too time consuming. a neighboring business owner says the closure is totally unexpected. >> some showed up expecting to work. and you know, we are told no work and here is the check. >> in a statement sammy hagar tells us that he says all the folk is with the main career as a in musician. i've decided to give the restaurant a summer hiatus. i don't see the doors closing for good. if you feel extra daring on this friday the 13th, why not a free scoop of nightmarish ice cream. >> the san francisco not so nic

chrome parceler. >> that's a mouthful. >> yes. exactly lerallynd figuratively. and here it is. try a cone of worms with, um-hum, that goes right there as a topping. or a cone with other bugs, even skoerp yans. this is interesting. you can spin the wheel of misfortune to arbitrarily pick the topping for a chance to win tickets to the san francisco duncan. and the pop up parcel letter will be at 1 jefferson street from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. you have all day to try the maggots on the ice cream. >> they're real. >> those are real. >> not gummi worms? >> no. >> no. >> the wheel much misfortune not in your future. >> i hope not. >> i think the i'm only the one who tried it bug ice cream. >> how did it go? >> it was an adventure it had cntradicts and ants. it was a lot. >> were they crispy. >> yes, crunchy.

and it was a grass ice cream. >> what does grass taste like? like green. >> you never ate grass. >> it's not for everyone, including me but it was fun to try it. >> grass ice cream. man, speaking of grin things let's transition quickly. we have rain out there. no joke. i know it's july. but we have the weak ripple of energy moving through. live doppler 7 tracking it out there for you. i want to zoom in. a little bit closer over san francisco. we did have a couple of drops a few moments ago moving on to the north. over the golden gate 101 into the north bay in marin county. 101 right now could have a couple of drops look at the north bay. nap an, yountville north of sonoma a couple of drops picked up on live dler 7. that's the pops of yellow and orange there. a couple drops. le hla a couple of th around lightning strikes with this system moving through. it's a busy morning weatherwise. it's not only the drizzle we

track. it's humid. muggy when you ste hour:0inhe morning still keeping chance of drizzle in the picture but that chance quickly fades. the system is quickly pushing north. into the afternoon we dry out. humidity lowers and get more sunshine by the amp. so highs today, 60s to 70s on the bay shoreline. still warm inland, low 90s bip the afternoon. seven-day forecast. muggy today. sunnier in the afternoon. cooler on saturday. then bump the temperatures up sunday. that's the weather. let's see the roads with arlgsis. we have the bay bridge metering lights on it's not terrible yet especially in the cash lanes, 5:27 the negotiable time this morning. but not a lot of incidents to talk about. we have a crash on 2807 around daly city boulevard on the shoulder. that is not walking blocking and causing slowdowns. not bad there. and that's really one of the only incidents at the moment. also 580 westbound across richmond sand rafael.

7 minutes for you fop dumb barton bridge, also looking like a good option. that's coming in in the green at 8 minutes. okay backup. . a new study finds san francisco drivers are among the worst in the country. insurance news site quote wizard found omaha nebraska has the worst followed by riverside. sacramento, columbus, ohio and san francisco. cities were ranked based on traffic incidents including accidents, speeding tickets, and duis are you surprised? can you bereave we come in at number five? >> that's really high. >> i'm ahead on the my horn at somebody at twourt this morning. >> did you what were they doing. >> going like 40 miles an hour and cut me off. >> don't mess with arlgsis at 2:30 in the morning. >> she is not having it. she means business. >> yeah. >> thanks for keeping us in line. >> new at 6:00 one of san francisco's most iconic streets speaking of driving may get a make oversoon that could be a disappointment for tourists but

a relief for resarah palin taki a relief for resarah palin taki with gma after socha . this is an abc news special report. now reporting, david muir. >> good morning and we're coming on the air because there has been something of a political explosion taking place between the u.s. special great britain. president trump has just finished meeting with british prime minister theresa may and the two leaders are about to take questions. the meeting comes hours after an interview was published in the british tabloid "the sun" which the president made comments critical about the prime minister. he told her how to handle she d

>> the president of the united states on checkers on his first offial no two countries do more together than ours to keep their people safe and prosperous. we want to deepen that cooperation even further to meet the shared challenges we face now and in years ahead. this morning president trump and i visited sandhurst where we saw a demonstration of joint working between british and american special forces, one example of what is today the broadest and deepest security cooperation of any two countries. whether it is our pilots deterring the use of chemical weapons in syria or defeating daesh, our navy in the pacific enforcing sanctions on north korea, or our unparalleled intelligence sharing partnership thwarts attacks, our security

cooperation is saving lives here in britain, in america, and right across the world. that partnership is set to grow with our armies integrating to a level unmatched anywhere and for the uk set to spend $24 billion pounds on u.s. equipment and support over the next decade. today we've also discussed how we can deepen our work together to respond to maligned state activity, terrorism and serious crime. in particular on russia i thanked president trump for his support in responding to the appalling use of a nerve agent in salisbury. and i welcomed his meeting with president trump putin in helsinki on monday. we agreed it is important to engage russia from a position of strength and unity and that we should continue to deter our efforts to undermine our democracy. turning to our cooperation with mutual invest of over $1 trillion we want to go further. we agreed today as the uk leaves

the european union we will purr soon an ambitious u.s./uk free trade agreement. the agreement reached last week provides the platform for donald and me to agree an ambitious deal for both countries across our economies. it builds on the uk's independent trade policy, reducing taf r reducing tariffs and two of the world most advanced economies seizing the opportunity of new technology. all of this will further enhance our economic cooperation creating new jobs and prosperity for our people for generations to come. the uk/u.s. relationship is also defined by the role we play on the world stage. doing this means making tough calls and sometimes being prepared to say things others might rather not hear. from the outset president trump has been clear about his he sees the challenges we face and on many we agree. for example, the need to deal with the longstanding nuclear

threat of dprk where the agreement in singapore has set in trade the prospect of denuclearization or the need to address the destable stabilizing the influence of iran in the middle east in yemen. or the need for nato allies to decrease spending or capability on which we saw increases at the summit. this week i announced a further uplift of 440 uk troops, a commitment to a mission that began as nato's only use of article five acting in support of the u.s. finally let me say this about the wider transatlantic relationship. it is all of our responsibility to ensure the transatlantic unit endures for which has been fundamental to the protection a and values for generations. with u.s. leadership at its

foundation, its beating heart remains our democratic values and our commitment to justice, those values are something that we in the uk will always cherish as i know the u.s. will too. it is the strength of these values and the common interests they create that we see across the breadth of our society in north america and europe and that is why i'm confident that this transatlantic alliance will continue to the bed rock of our shared security and prosperity for years to come. mr. president. >> thank you very much. thank you. prime minister, thank you very much. it is my true honor to join you at this remarkable setting. truly magnificent as we celebrate the special relationship between our two countries. on behalf of the american people, i want to thank you for your very gracious hospitality. thank you very much, theresa. last night melania and i were delighted to join you and phillip for dinner at the

palace. it was a wonderful and memorable evening that we will not soon forget. it was really something very special. today it's a true privilege to visit historic checkers that i've heard so much about and read so much about growing up in history class and to continue our conversation which has really proceeded along rapidly and well over the last few days. for generations our predecessors have gathered at this stunning retreat to strengthen a bond that is like no other. the relationship between our two nations is indispensable to the cause of liberty and justice and peace. the nigunited kingdom and unite states is bound together. the traditions of freedom, sovereignty and the true rule of law were our shared gift to the world. they're now our priceless inheritance to a civilization.

we must never cease to be nighted in their defense and in their renewal. before our dinner last night, melania and i joined prime minister may, mr. may, and the duke and duchess of marlborough for a tour of the winston churchhill exhibit. it was something very special. it was from right here that prime minister churchhill phoned president roosevelt after pearl harbor. in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom. and together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato

members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense spending and to do so in a much more timely manner. in our meetings today, the prime minister and i discussed a range of shared priorities including stopping nuclear proliferation. i thanked prime minister may for her partnership