hi, there. oomorngesy, nd are off,essica is here. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> good morning, guys. we're seeing issues with visibility, fog is out there. it's dense in spots. live doppler 7 is tracking it all. where our problem areas are, very typical this time of year, in the north bay, santa rosa down to two miles. similar story for half moon bay. where you see 10 on the board, you're doing good with visibility. you can see the cloud cover over the bay. our 12-hour day planner, we're getting reports of drizzle on the coast right now. by midday and into the afternoon away from the coast, a lot of sunshine. it is breezy out there, but the breeze will keep us on the comfortable side. only 70s and 80s. that's what we're topping out at. download the accuweather app, track the temperatures hour by hour. how are we doing, alexis? >> doing okay, overall. we're looking busy at the bay bridge toll plaza.

metering lights on early, at 5:22 for that. that's really an early start for you, and things are backed up into the maze. of course, carpool lanes are cruising through without issues. a quick check of b.a.r.t. i have good news here as well. an earlier equipment problem. that has cleared. normal service is resuming. still, a 20-minute delay between colma and daly city, and east bay direction, whatever that equipment problem on the track was, they have figured that out. we'll look at drive times coming up next. now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> we're staying on top of breaking news from italy. 11 people confirmed dead after a highway bridge collapsed in genoa. these are stunning live pictures coming into our newsroom. you can see the sheer devastation there. also, want to show you some video showing the scene just a few minutes ago. 20 cars and trucks said to be involved in this collapse. people have been extricated from their vehicles. and sniffer dogs are being used in the rubble to look for any

injured victims that may still be in that mess. here's another picture from the scene showing the dramatic situation right now. this was posted on twitter by the local emergency services in genoa. you can see a truck perched at the end of the surviving bridge section. we're going to have updates for you on this breaking story throughout the morning on abc7news.com and also using the abc 7 news app. a new warning from the fbi this morning about the next time you use an atm. they are bracing for a sophisticated attack that could steal large sums of money. >> we're being told banks worldwide are vulnerable. abc 7 news reporter amanda live in san jose this morning to explain how banks can keep your money safe. amanda. >> jessica, reggie, the fbi is asking banks to review and revamp its security proetocols. this could mean a few extra steps as you access your accounts in the next few days. hackers are targeting money

machines in an atm cash out. hackers will get account information and create fake atm cards and use those cards to hack into bank systems and steal millions of dollars from customers. a cybersecurity blog uncovered the threat last week. it reports this is a worldwide threat that can result in taking large amount of cash with the stolen information. ia want to monitor account activity in the next few days. the fbi is asking banks to consider implementing strong password requirements and two-factor verification using a physical or digital token when possible. for withdrawals. beyond that, the bureau is suggesting banks also monitor activity across the board. i'm live in san jose this morning, abc 7 news. thanks, amanamanda. >> derrick almena, the man now set to go to trial in the deadly ghostship fire is speaking for

the first time since a judge rejected a plea deal he made with prosecutors. he spoke to abc 7 news from the jail in dublin. he said he was stunned on friday when judge james kramer dismissed a deal that would have resulted in a nine-year jail sentence and ordered almena and co-defendant max harris to instead stand trial. the judge said almena didn't show remorse for the fire that killed 36 people. almena says the judge took parts of his written statement out of context. >> you can twist it around and make it seem about me. this statement was about everything. i have been remorseful from the moment this happened. >> almena's attorney says a new deal is possible. if the case does go to trial, he has indicated he's going to seek to move it to another county. that case will be back in court on friday. abc 7 news will be there. you can look back at all of our stories about this tragedy on our app. tensions are growing this morning in the south bay between google and people in san jose. city officials say google is

listening to input as it develops plans for a mega development downtown, but critics say they're not being heard. >> we will not be erased. we will not be displaced. rally at city hall yesterday. police barred many of them from attending a public advisory meeting about the development because they said the room was at capacity. protesters fear the development near the s.a.p. center and cal train station would displace residents. google would not break ground, though, for another seven years. neighbors say, though, the plan already driving up housing costs. >> my neighbor is getting kicked out today, so i get that they have their own timeline, but we're already experiencing it. >> city council expected to make a decision in december. investigators in contra costa county trying to find out more about a woman whose body was found in a canal in bay

point. 25-year-old of pittsburg was last seen july 16th. then deputies discovered her body july 20th near pacifica avenue. an autopsy will help determine how she died. investigators are asking people to come forward with any details about what happened. a mother says she has forgiven the driver of a car who crashed in walnut creek, killing her son and also his friend. >> 17-year-old dukari along with 18-year-old john died when their car went off the side of highway 24 and landed below. his mother says she's devastated for all of the families involved. >> i send love, peace, and hope for the parents to get through this. i have no ill feelings or anger towards the driver. >> the driver, ramya ramey, and two other young women, suffered serious injuries. police arrested ramey on charges of felony manslaughter and dui.

>> another bay area bike shop has been hit by thieves. the bikery at 23rd and international in east oakland was broken into some time over the weekend. the store says about 35 bikes, parts, and the cash register till were stolen. the bikery wrote on its facebook page that it plans to step up security. and this theft came just days after box dog bikes in san francisco's mission district was also broken into. and thieves stole about $40,000 worth of bikes there. police have not said yet if these two crimes are connected. new at 6:00, taking on the vaping industry. the change the government is considering to keep our kids from becoming addicted. and buses rolling through the new salesforce transit center, but riders have noticed something is missing. places to sit. and the reason is a sign of the times in san francisco. and a lot of students heading back to school later on this morning. take a look at this. afternoon highs for dublin

unified, 82. piedmont unified, in the upper 60s. even foster city heading to the lower 70s. hour by hour

6:10 in the morning on your tuesday. a live look outside. san jose, the south bay, we have gray skies overhead. a similar picture for many of us this morning. let's go hour by hour, future weather. 7:00 this morning, a lot of gray. the fog, the cloud cover over much of the bay shoreline. by 9:00, 10:00, we're still seeing patchy fog around oakland, alameda, san leandro. but away into the afternoon we go, and away from the coast. you see sunnier skies, but san francisco, you will be stuck in the cloud cover for much of the day. highs later on today, cool in san francisco. 63. about 81 and sunny in san jose. 69 for the afternoon high in oakland. inland, it's comfortable. no excessive heat. we're going out into the mid 80s later on today. let's get a check of the roads. >> good morning, drew. if you have been with us since early this morning, you know we had a big crash, a flipped dirt hauler on lakeville highway, and that's all clear. i want to double check, we don't have any residual delays and all lanes in both directions between

state route 37 and 116 are back open. everything is looking great there. san mateo bridge, we're definitely filling in on the westbound side of state route 92, starting to see folks hitting their brakes as they leave the toll plaza toward the midspan, but no significant blocking issues. we'll look at drive times at 6:20. >> thank you. california residents hit hard by wildfires might soon have another setback. and won't be able to find insurance. insurance. >> plus, what we're man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. sties showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before or during treatment, always tell your doctor if u think you have an infection or have flu-like symptoms or sores,

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two stolen planes, two deadly crashes. on friday, an employee at seattle's sea-tac airport took a passenger plan and crashed it in the woods. that's the aftermath you see there. then investigators say a pilot in utah stole a plan from work and deliberately crashed into his home. both of these incident raised questions about airport security this morning. investigators say the utah pilot, 47-year-old duane youd bailed out of jail sunday. early in morning, he crashed a plane into his home. he died, his wife and daughter escaped. a neighbor called 911 when he saw the plane going down. >> got lower and lower. i said oh, my gosh. ilities going to hit the mountain. it's getting lower. all of a sudden, a huge ball of orange fire. >> authorities in seattle are still reviewing data recordings

from friday's crash involving a baggage handler for horizon air. sea-tac authorities say richard russell passed federal background checks and extra security measures at the airport. the fbi considering restricting or even banning flavored e-cigarette liquids that appeal to teenagers. teen vaping is at an all-time high. nearly 12% of high school students say they have used e-cigarettes within the past month. last week, health groups sued the fda for delaying the products like juul. they increase their risk of nicotine addiction. >> the new sales' force transit center is open in san francisco. yesterday, we had live coverage of the first weekday morning xut. many people have noticed there are no seats inside the center's main entryway. according to the san francisco examiner, one of the project's architects said one reason is to prevent homeless people from sleeping there, although a

project spokesperson says sleeping in the transit center is not allowed, but that it is a separate issue from where and how many seats are inside. new at 6:00, alaska airlines passengers could soon have a new place to relax at sfo. according to the business journal, sfo is working with the airline to build a new lounge in terminal two. alaska air officials are want commenting yet, but the lounge would be part of new construction on top of the current terminal two building. the new space would also house a cafeteria, observation deck and administrative offices. >> wow. curious what that observation deck would look like. >> that would be cool. because obviously, virgin has been folding into alaska air. a lot of former virgin customers have been wanting a new lounge. so perhaps this is happening. >> very cool in terminal two. that's one of the nicer ones. ruly beautiful. let's talk about airport delays. nothing quite yet, but i'll likely see some in the next few minutes. we have some dense fog out there. walnut creek, a live look. you can see the low cloud cover,

the fog early on. as you take a look at visibility across the region, the thickest fog right now, where you would expect it, right along the coast. half moon bay, visibility down to one mile. even some patchy dense fog at this hour in santa rosa. down to two miles. highs later on today, a lot of sunshine in the south bay, going to 81 in san jose. about 77, that high later on in sunnyvale. along the peninsula, redwood city, a bright afternoon. much cloudier and cooler once you hit the coast along the peninsula, only 57 for pacifica. a lot of cloud cover right now in san francisco. a little sunshine downtown later on by 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. cool in daly city, cloudy, a high of 57. into the nrth bay later on today, sunnier skies, 81 for sonoma. 90 in cloverdale. into the east bay, upper 60s to mid 70s after morning cloud cover. we'll see brighter skies. about 69 in oakland. 71, castro valley. and inland, pretty comfortable for this time of year. no 90s to talk about.

it's low and mid 80s later on today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, planning the next seven days for you, cool for august today. that continues for tomorrow as well. but warmer air moves in here by the end of the week, and then you look at the weekend. especially on saturday. away from the coast, it is warm to hot for a lot of us. okay, let's take a look at the roads. how are we doing? >> we're doing okay. overall, one major issues and that cleared. no sig alerts. hoping we can keep it that way for the rest of the morning commute. we're looking at heavy traffic on westbound 94 between pittsburg and the bay point area. down to 13 miles per hour, 23 miles per hour. that's pretty typical. no collisions around the route but you're stop and go for around six miles. bay bridge toll plaza also congested this morning and those metering lights on very early, almost an hour ago, 5:22, the official time. so unless you're using the carpool lanes, you'll have to wait through the backup into the maze. some improving news here for b.a.r.t. down to a ten-minute delay between colma and daly city, and

sfo millbrae, and east bay directions. normal services resuming after an equipment problem. up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's on the show. hi, ginger. >> reggie and yes caw, nice to be with you both this morning. coming up on gma, we have breaking news, of course, with that suspect driving into pedestrians in london. slamming into a barrier at parliament. counterterrorism police are right there investigating. the driver is now in custody. we're live on the scene with the very latest. also ahead, we're following the latest on aretha franklin's health. the legend is said to be gravely ill, and overnight, thoughts and prayers were pouring frin the queen of soul. we have a special tribute at one of beyonce and jay-z's concerts, too. >> plus, a consumer alert for payment apps. what happens if you venmo your friend and theonn? yo want to pay attention because this would be on you.

it's coming up on gma. >> this has happened to me. it's not easy. >> it has you send it to the wrong person. >> how did you do that? >> did you have to complain a lot? >> yeah. >> did you get money back? >> no. >> oh, no. ginger, we have a victim right here sitting next to me. >> that's the gist of it. >> i'll be watching, ginger. >> okay. >> we'll see you soon. >> see you then. going up? san francisco skyline might be. wait until you see massive changes that could transform soma even more. plus, the warning going out this morning after a man was caught on camera inching dangerously close to a group of unsuspecting bears. >>t at 6:21, here's a live look outside this morning with abc 7 news now. we coupe u get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for the latest styles and trends... at prices that make them even cuter... ...get to the ross shoe event. yes for less.

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...to the shoes your family wants. find top brands at big savings... ...for men, women, boys and girls all for a whole lot less... ...at the ross shoe event. yes for less. good morning. time is 6:24 on this tuesday. we're tracking your hour-by-hour forecast with that cloud cover. start off at 7:00, a lot of cloud cover. by 9:00, 10:00, still foggy over san francisco. patchy fog into parts of the east bay. later on this afternoon away from the coast, you see a lot of sunshine. it will be breezy and the breeze will keep us limited to the 70s and 80s in our hottest spots later on today. jessica. >> drew, thank you. here's another incident of a man getting a little too close to wildlife, and look here. in this instance, a man waded into a bear feeding zone in alpictures. and he was actually caught on w.

these bears feeding on salmon. at one point, the man even turns his back to take a selfie. live stream viewers spotted him and reported him to officials. park visitors are required by law to be at least 50 yards from bears while they're feeding. >> these individuals to be on the ground in this area, it could have gone south very quickly. these are wild bears, and they will behave as bears do. >> could have ended badly, and this man and two others now facing criminal charges of reckless endangerment and harassing wildlife. homeowners in areas of recent wildfires may have a more difficult time finding fire insurance, and if they do find it, they're going to have to pay more. this according to the state department of insurance. california insurance commissioner david jones says he expects more insurance companies to opt out on renewing policies or to simply stop writing homeowners policies in the areas with the highest fire risk. he also expects rate increases

to be classified from safe to high risk. >> a new report says five new towers could be built along one booming san francisco block. this will now forever change our skyline. here's a look at google street view of howard street near 1st. this is just a block from the newly opened salesforce transitt center we have been talking about. the development wave is now spreading south. take a look at all of these projects that are approved or at least proposed along howard street. this according to the san francisco chronicle. among the biggest plans, a proposal to build the city's fourth tallest tower at 800 feet. that would be located at 542 through 550 howard street. i just walked that corridor the other day. and it's just construction, construction, construction everywhere you go. ow i do.ou know why. >> next at 6:30, the firefighters who went above and beyond to care for a baby deer in the middle of a raging wildfire. >> a news out of london where police are investigating a possible terror attack after someone drove a car through barriers at parliament.

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now at 6:30, breaking news out of london. police investigating a possible terror attack outside parliament. >> and only on abc 7 news, the man who ran the ghostship warehouse speaking out for the first time since a judge rejected his plea deal. what he's now demanding. >> president trump on the attack, slamming omarosa again overnight, calling his former staffer a lowlife and, quote, a dog. this as we get more details about her bombshell we just cah of this story. it's amazing. a frantic wildfire evacuation at a vacaville animal shelter. now we're meeting the rescuers behind this footage. it looks like at least one of the rescuers may not be done rescuing. i hope you stay tuned for that. 6:30 on this tuesday, august 14th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's kick things off with drew tuma. >> we have delays at sfo. we have dense fog in many spots,

especially along the coast and north bay. down to one-mile, half moon bay, two miles as you go to the north bay, say around santa rosa. where you see 10 you're doing well with visibility. there's the delay, arriving flights into san francisco delayed more than an hour. about 78 minutes because of that low cloud cover. the picture outside, it is gray over sfo right now. your 12-hour day planner today, have a little coastal drizzle at this hour. gradual clearing throughout the day. it will be breezy this afternoon, but the breeze keeping us on the cool side for august in the 70s and 80s. download the accuweather app, track the temperatures hour by hour. how are we doing on the roads? >> we're doing okay right now. you're mentioning that fog, especially in the north bay, not seeing any here, 101 in san rafael. if you get further south, golden gate bridge, we have dense fog there and a dense fog advisory in effect according to chp. >> it is out there, make sure you're driving for conditions. taking a look at drive times, pretty heavy westbound 580 tracy

to dublin, no blocking, just that typical crawl. southbound 680, in the yellow at 22. earlier crash at andrade is off on the shoulder, and northbound 85 between 1 01 and kupecuperti the green at 17 minutes. >> now back to the breaking news we have been following all morning from italy. a highway bridge collapse in genoa. this is a live picture. you can see, it's just missing a poorgz of the bridge. we just received an update in the past 15 minutes. that death toll continues to go up this morning. 22 people are now confirmed dead. that's up from 11 earlier. the situation obviously very serious right now. we know at least eight more people are hurt, but that number could also go up. sniffer dogs are at the scene right now combing through the wreckage. and check out this new aerial video that we have showing the scene. the disaster occurred on a major highway that connects italy to france and some vacation resorts. stay with abc7news.com and our app for updates on the story throughout the day.

>> and from our live desk this morning, developing news out of london where police are investigating a car crash outside parliament as an act of terrorism. i want to show you a live look now at what's going on outside parliament building. we don't have that live picture for you, but i can tell you that right now, officers are swarming the area. look at this video from a little while back. they have blocked off streets around the parliament building. it's in the heart of london. police arrested the driver at the scene. several people were injured when the car plowed into security barriers this morning. they are all expected to survive. police say the counterterrorism unit is now leading this investigation. and you may remember last year, another driver in london sped into crowds on the westminster bridge, killing four people. that's not far from this morning's attack. he stabbed and killed a police officer before he was shot outside parliament last year. this morning, we're now hearing from derrick almena, the

master tenant of the ghostship warehouse, set to face a trial after a judge rejected his plea deal. his staern wants to move his trial to a different county. matt keller is live at santa rita jail with a story you'll see only on 7. >> reggie, almena spoke to us via video hookup at santa rita jail. he told us the judge's decision was horrifying. >> crippled with hate and ridicule. those that will never recognize my family as a victim in this and that i'm a victim and a witness. >> those were the words almena said judge james kramer had a problem with. the plea deal was for him to get nine years in jail while co-defendant max harris would get six in exchange for no contest pleas for involuntary manslaughter, but kramer stunned the courtroom by rejecting the deal. he said almena did not take adequate responsibility for the unsafe conditions that led to the 2016 fire in which 36 people

died. legal analyst steven clark says almena has a point for moving the trial out of alameda county. >> how do you have a fair trial now that everyone in alameda county knows you already pled guilty. how can you now say i'm not guilty in trial? >> it's impossible to get a fair trial. they misquoted me. i mean, this has been -- this is like orchestrated to the highest degree. >> a hearing in the case is set for this friday. almena's attorney says it's possible a new deal could be made. otherwise, a trial date will be scheduled. reporting live in dublin, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. when the case happens on friday, we'll be there to watch. you can look back add all of our stories about the tragedy on abc7news.com and it abc 7 news app. happening today, we expect to learn more about the death of a firefighter on the front lines of the mendocino complex fires. >> he died yesterday battling the ranch fire, the larger of the two infernoes burning across lake mendocino and colusa cou

counties and the firefighter was air lifting to the hospital suffering an injury. he died at the hospital. cal fire says the firefighter was from utah. this is the first death related to the mendocino complex. wildfire season is taking a toll on california wildlife, leaving animals dehydrated and heat exhausted. they posted this picture on twitt twitter. firefighters caring for a baby deer. they gave her water and helped her back on her feet. the holy fire in southern california has burned nearly 23,000 acres. >> oakland police expected to release the name today of an officer seriously injured in a crash yesterday. he was responding to a call near the port of oakland early yesterday morning when his patrol car hit another car. the patrol car then veered into a parked semitruck. the officer had to be extricated from the vehicle. he remains in critical condition this the department says the officer is fairly new to the force and

is the son of a lieutenant. last month, a dog was found dead in this backpack. now a $5,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arrest and conviction of the person responsible. the dog was an 8-month-old chihuahua mix, found on july 27th at todd and stony point roads. an examination revealed the dog had been strangled to death. >> a san jose firefighter is recovering from a dog bite he suffered while trying to rescue the canine from a burning house. the fire started at a house on raven's place way. the flames spread to a house next door. both houses heavily damaged. the firefighters injury is not considered injury. >> the lafayette city council is reviewing a proposal to save a historic theater. the park theater closed in 2001. it's one of the last remaining single screen theaters in the state. an oakland developer wants to create more parking spots to expand a neighboring apartment complex. a community group has proposed transferring some of the

theater's land to the dwemer in exchange for preserving the theater. a decision has not been reached. >> this morning, president trump taking his feud with former aide omarosa manigualt newman even further. he tweeted this alarming tweet about an hour ago. saying, quote, when you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break and give her a job at the white house, i guess it just didn't work out. good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog. now, manigault newman had recently released several audio recordings, including one with the president where he said no one had told him she had been fired. manigault newman's new tell-all book on her time in the white house is out today. the white house says the book is riddled with lies and false accusations. so far, no response from omarosa this morning on that very sharp tweet that president trump sent out earlier. and time now, 6:38 a.m. and accuweather, a live look from our golden gate bridge

camera. we have fog with us early on this august morning. temperature wise, we have the cloud cover overhead for the majority of the region, you get pretty uniform with mid 50s to low 60s. a light jacket as you step outside. 7:00 this morning, you have fog in and around the bay shoreline. by about 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, a lot of spots seeing the cloud cover break down. only exception over san francisco. and parts of the east bay shoreline. into the afternoon, the only spot dealing with the cloud cover is close to the coast. so highs today will be breezy later on this afternoon. 63 for san francisco. about 69 for oakland. warmer in the south bay. san jose about 81. 85, the high in concord. 82 for santa rosa. 86, the high later on for antioch. if you head to the coliseum later on tonight, the mariners are in town, taking on the a's. first pitch, 66 degrees. it will be breezy. by the ninth inning as the game is wrapping up, we're cooling off into the upper 50s. enjoy if you're headed to the coliseum. how are we doing on the

roadways? any good news, bad news? >> pretty well right now. i don't have any major problems. i'm starting to see the volumes increase. i know a lot of students heading back to school this week.n thos school zones. slow down for those bus stops, and of course, reduce those speeds as well. i know that's something we all need to get used to again after having the summer off. but overall, we're looking okay. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on very early today, 5:22, the official time, and carpool lanes are moving through okay. everyone else is stacked up into the maze here today. and a quick check of mass transit. roefrb all, we have been okay. we had one issue with b.a.r.t. an earlier equipment problem between colma and daly city. down to a ten-minute delay now. that's on the entire san francisco line and the east bay direction, but the earlier equipment problem is gone, and normal service is resuming. so that should totally go away very soon. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. happening today, crews at

hurst castle will begin refilling iconic neptune pool. it's been empty for nearly five years. first because of the drought and then because crews had to refurbish it. it will take a couple days to fill up. and the pool should be three weeks.o vis hackers uncover a way to hack amazon's echo devices. what amazon is doing to stop it. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're up. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> grab your swimsuit. a massive water park resort coming to california. >> here's a look outside as we head to

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and we're looking at your 12-hour day planner today. a lot of us, that cloud cover early on this morning. coastal drizzle as well. we see the cloud cover gradually break down into the afternoon. we see a lot of sunshine away from the coast. it will be breezy with temperatures in the 70s and in the 80s. it's back to school for a lot of students today. looking at afternoon highs. piedmont unified, 68 degrees later on today. san mateo foster city, 71. east side union near 80 degrees. that's weather and traffic. let's get back to reggie. >> a new warning from the fbi about the next time you use an atm. >> they're bracing for a sophisticated attack on banks

across the globe. amanda is in san jose to explain how banks are planning to keep all of our money safe. aman amanda. >> yeah, jessica, reggie. the global fraud scheme is dubbed the atm cash-out, and crooks are looking to do just that. according to the fbi, here's how it will work. hackers will get account information. they will then create fake atm cards to hack into bank systems and steal millions of dollars from customer accounts. the warning was recently uncovered by the cybersecurity website krebs on security. you'll definitely want to monitor your accounts in the next few days. the fbi is asking u.s. and international banks to review and revamp security including implementing strong password requirements and two-factor validation using either a physical or digital token when possible. we know that the fbi is warning banks around the world that this operation could take effect in just the next few days. so something to keep in mind as

you visit an atm. reporting live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you. investigators in iowa have launched a new website asking for tips that will lead them to mollie tibbetts. she's the iowa college student with bay area ties who has been missing for nearly a month now. officials are still trying to find anyone who may have seen tibbetts in the area where she went running on july 18th. investigators say they're looking into all possibilities. >> it is possible that mollie came in contact with someone who has caused her harm. this person may not necessarily be a member of our community but likely has some familiarity with the area. >> the reward to find tibbetts is now more than $366,000. tibbetts grew up in the east bay before moving to iowa. celebrities and fans are offering prayers and well wishes to aretha franklin who we're now learning is in hospice care at her home. last night in franklin's hometown of detroit, beyonce and

jay-z dedicated their concert to the queen of soul. they said we love yy thke si os t tths gravely il this morning, we' from one of the brave officers who captured this dramatic video of animals rescued from a shelter in vacaville. >> this was during the nelson fire last week. and officer carly stone is seen in the video running to grab cats and dogs. she says it was a crazy scene between the flames coming down the hill and the helicopter circling the area. a total of 67 pets were in the fire's path. including this python. many of the animals were loaded into crates and placed in cars. as the flames got closer, officer stone realized time was running out. she even put some dogs into her own patrol car. >> i had nowhere to put the dogs. they seemed happy to be with me, so we went to work and starting evacuating houses for a few hours until i could get them

back to the spca. >> no animals were injured and they're all backshr. spl aren the process of being adopted and officer stone is one of the people considering adoption of one of her nigh furry friends. and if you want to make a donation or adopt one of these great pets, just head to the spca of solano county's website. we have a link for you on abc7news.com. >> officer stone is an everyday hero. it looks like so is steph curry. he's proving again he's as great off the court as he is on. steph finished last in a weekend golf tournament, but he won the weekend with this moving gesture. he and his wife aisha donated $25,000 to help a golfer's wife who is currently battling cancer. scott harrington skipped the tournament so he could care for her. jeneder appriation for the donation and pledged to one day pay forward the generosity. >> and now your morning money a group of security researchers say they have exposed a security threat on amazon's echo smart

speakers. the team in china says it was an elaborate process. they swapped out parts of the device and were able to use the modified echo to hack into other devices. wired reports the researchers notified amazon of the hack. the company says the devices have been automatically updated with a patch. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange. we're about up 85 points as trading gets under way. stock future were up overnight as investors prepared for a home depot earnings report. coming soon, one of jessica's favorite things. a waterpark that should be fun for the whole family. >> the sf gate reports great wolf lodge will open its first northern california location in manteca. construction on the 95,000 square foot water park will begin later this year. there will be slides, pools, and raft rides for all ages. at the resort, also, will be a 45,000 square foot family entertainment centerith acade, miniature golf.

the great wolf lodge expected to open in 2020. looks like a lot of fun. >> i'll take your great wolf lodge and raise it with disney food. if you love a good insta doughnut, this is going to blow your mind. mermaid doughnut, boom. the treat is making a splash at disney world in florida. it's a yeast doughnut which is basically means it's a glazed doughnut with purple icing and sprinkles. it's topped with white chocolate treasures from arielle's grotto and the mermaid's tail peeks through the doughnut. it's almost too pretty to eat. >> what is that, a sand dollar? >> possibly. look at this. isn't it neat? i'm not sure. >> what do you think the tail tastes like? that's an interesting thing. >> this is where it gets weird. >> is it weird you're eating arielle? >> i would take the tail off, plus it's white chalkt and i

don't eat white chocolate. >> it's okay. it's tasty. >> i'm the only person who is anti white chocolate. >> it's not very tasty but i'll eat anything with sugar. >> take it off, eat the doughnut. >> that's what we're here for. let's talk about visibility. we have been tracking this all morning long. an issue along the coast. half moon bay down to one mile. we do have delays at sfo, arriving flights more than an hour. it's august. we have the fog. we'll track it for you hour by hour. 10:00 this morning, still foggy over san francisco. some patchy fog around the bay shoreline. into the afternoon, the typical august pattern when you're away from the coast. you see a lot of sunshine. however, san francisco and the coastline will see that cloud cover for much of the day toy. e evenin it es bk the south bay, jose. along the peninsula, about 76 forh cloudier,

only 60 degrees. cool in san francisco, 63 today. 57 for daly city. into the north bay, 82, santa rosa. 80, sonoma. into the east bay, upper 60s. to mid 70s this afternoon. inland, not too hot out there. we're holding the low and mid 80s later on today. the accuweather seven-day forecast is cool for august standards today. similar story tomorrow. and then warmer air moves right back in to finish out the week. and to start off the weekend on saturday, it is warm to hot away from the coast. all right, that's the weather. let's see how the roads are doing. >> good morning, drew. yeah, overall, doing great today. we don't have any significant issues right now. we're just looking at some of our typical hot spots including westbound 80 into the richmond area. down to about 33 miles per hour. so definitely stop and go from about highway 4 into el cerrito, and then of course, once you make it to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll be delayed too. wanted to show you walnut creek, we had the fog thicken up here.

southbound 680 is certainly slow. our camera is just north of treat boulevard. as you approach the 24 merge, traffic is heavy, but it does loosen up once you make it south of there. a quick check of our drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin still in the red but coming down a bit. now at 53 minutes. westbound 4, antioch to concord, pretty heavy, 37. and southbound 101, you're still in the green at 17 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. happening today, mcdonald's announcing its plans to modernize hundreds of restaurants nationwide, and according to the l.a. times, 550 of those are here in california. the fast food chain is remodeling its dining rooms, installing new digital menu boards, and adding self-order kiosks. it's part of a larger plan to expand table service and have workers bring food to customers by the end of next year. have you ever thought about quitting your job and traveling the world? >> this is my dream. i would never do that, yes caw, but this familyoi it.so recentl

quit their corporate jobs in san francisco. they sold their home, they decided to travel the world with their 18-month-old daughter. the couple started their journey in june with a trip to lake tahoe. they said it's taken a lot of planning but it's well worth it. >> we have always traveled a lot on vacations. we would come back and feel like something was missing. >> we knew we weren't happy with our day to day routine in san francisco. and why are we wishing away every single day of the week to get to the weekend. why don't we just be happy now? >> their year-long itinerary will include stops in germany, croatia, and bali. they're traveling with just two suitcases, two backpacks, and a stroller. >> it's so great. it's my dream. i don't have an 18-month-old like you don't, but we both agree it would be so fun to do this. >> i believe in packing light. i'm really excited they're going to try this out. you think they're going to make it? >> absolutely. safe travels. >> yes, the marriage is going to last, the family is going to stay together? >> of course. >> coming up, the seven things

you need to know before you go. >> first, our instagram picture of the day. look at that, beautiful. if you haven't yet, follow us on abc 7 news bay area. you can see a lot more pictures like this. if you have a great photo or video, use the #abc7now. >> 6:55, as people wait to get >> 6:55, as people wait to get across the bay saving people money on car insurance.

6:57. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, 22 people are dead, at least 8 others are hurt after a deadly bridge collapse in genoa, italy. sniffer dogs are at the scene right now combing through the wreckage. >> number two, a possible act of terrorism in london. police arrested a driver who they say crashed outside parliament on purpose. several people hurt in that attack. >> number three, a jailhouse interview you'll see only on abc 7 news. derrick almena says a judge took part of his statement out of context when rejecting his plea deal. his attorneys want a possible trial moved out of alameda county. >> number four, if you thought the war of words was over between omarosa and president trump, you are wrong. in a new tweet, mr. trump called

the former white house aide a crazed, crying lowlife and a dog. no response yet from omarosa. >> and number five, accuweather, we have that fog widespread early on this morning. gradual clearing of it back to the coast. breezy today with temperatures in our hottest spots in the 70s and 80s. >> number six, watching the fog in the traffic center, too. we have a dense fog advisory in effect for golden gate bridge along with several areas of the coast and parts of the north bay this morning. so slow down and drive for conditions. no major blocking issues currently. >> number seven, a bit of good news for folks traveling to yosemite. yosemite valley will reopen at 9:00 this morning. the valley has been closed since july 25th because of the ferguson fire which has caused heavy smoke in the area. i know a lot of folks here had to reschedule their vacation plans. >> that's true. >> bit of good news. >> one of our colleagues did. but she went to hawaii, so she's good. >> not worried about her. oh, you just missed the ferry. sorry, folks. we'll be back in 25 minutes with

another abc 7 news update. >> good morning america starts right now. good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air. a driver plowing into people in london during the morning rush hour, slamming into security barriers at parliament during the height of the summer tourist season. police swarming the scene with automatic weapons drawn, investigating as a terror incident. the suspect in custody this morning. our correspondent on the scene with the very latest. flooding emergency. heavy rain forcing water rescues across the northeast. good samar a human chain to rescue a grandmother trapped in this car.

crews using rafts to save people