re. to didn't really need to use her i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. last name after she found fame. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, griess spent 19 years. plus your choice of white or brown rice. aretha franklin had the ability >> breaking news, right now, to touch people on multiple what about these bowls jack? levels with the same music, the hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. firefighters have stopped and so does dan! thanks jack! same performance. she was the queen of soul, and forward progress on a fire those are some nice bowls. that's forced evacuations, the queen of vinyl. flames breaking out around 2:30 everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. after the news hit that she west of madrona manor. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. passed this morning, there had to be a lot of this going on around the world today. try my teriyaki bowls. firefighters are on scene only at jack in the box. working to contain the flames. the mandatory evacuation is a day of private tributes in so still in effect. cal fire is asking everyone who many forms. does not need to be in the area to stay away. meantime, firefighters are 1971 concert at the fillmore west. getting closer to containing >> while you're there listening three of the biggest wildfires to it, you know it's special and currently burning across california. take a look, you can see on this you know you're lucky to have map how many acres have burned, and just how many crews have been there. contained the ranch, carr and >> the essence of aretha was to ferguson fires. the three fires have combined to bring the real life person into burn more than 930 square miles, a set of lyrics and but firefighters are stretched thin across the state.

now, more help is on the way in a music studio, happened to to victims in shasta county. be working with michael walton the oakland athletics and who produced four albums with chevron announce her. once he started talking, he each -- the combined $40,000 couldn't stop. >> what she put in music we took will go to cal fire, the shasta it for granted. it was none of that, she community foundation and the american red cross. three firefighters have died battling that fire. invented it. >> aretha franklin, where do we so far the carr fire has destroyed more than a thousand begin, the first female inducted homes. >> it now appears that one of those fallen firefighters, into the rock and roll hall of jeremy stoke, was killed by a fame. she sang at fire tornado, stoke worked at the redding fire department, he died on july 26th. cal fire says in a newly released report, a wall of whatever she made. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little flames made it virtually respect ♪ >> her signature song, tran sen dent. impossible for anyone to escape >> it was kind of, as you say, a it. he put out a may day call. woman's anthem, a battle cry, a mantra. >> we've heard a lot about that end of the week warmup we've been talking about all respect on this day of aretha's week has started. here's a look at live doppler 7,

passing, many like to say, respect is earned, after aretha sunny skies from coast to franklin sang about it. inland. the 24-hour temperature change, >> she harnessed it. seven or eight degrees warmer. >> a lot of stories to tell, the here's a view from sutro tower, best may be about the first time 65 degrees right now. he met franklin, seeing the fire oakland 70, 71 in mountain view, in her eyes, like eternal fire. morgan hill 88, 64 at half moon you would meet her and you would the future of a beloved bay. looking up north, santa rosa, 78 see that fire, and then you would bow down. restaurant is unclear. >> the owner was arrested and charged with obtaining u.s. what's interesting is when he said it he had fire too. degrees, napa 77, novato, 90 at in the news room, wayne citizenship illegally. abc 7 news reporter kate larson freedman, abc 7 news. fairfield, 83 in livermore. >> a powerful description, wade, as we take you into the thanks. there have been lots of tributes nighttime hours, temperature and clouds, notice we'll see low spoke to him. to the queen of soul today on clouds and fog pushing out over >> reporter: born in sen gal and social media as you heard a little bit earlier president the bay. raised in france, he moved to trump tweeted she was a great not much pushing inland. san francisco in the '90s and woman with a wonderful gift from 5:00 tomorrow morning, most god. she will be missed. locations will have temperatures opened this restaurant that's a in the mid to upper 50s, milder, restaurant, bar and dance hall, former president obama tweeted a neighborhood staple at 19th aretha helped define the american experience, and her some locations not cooling down and mission. >> this is the goal of every voice we could feel our history. people who has a dream coming to below 60 degrees. even now, nasa eric and dion? america is owns a piece of >> spencer, thanks. well, a google bus traveling on property. i've been working so hard for it. >> reporter: with a small highway 101 careened into a business loan from the city, he

ditch today, happened just was able to buy the building tro -- paul mccartney said so many, from his landlord last year. it's all in jeopardy. two weeks ago he was arrested on before 8:00 this morning. a driver says he was driving and many years, john legend also charging of obtaining his u.s. called her the greatest singer the bus veered to the right. he tried to regain control, but of all time. citizenship illegally. >> it's terrible the way they've and carole king wrote, what a the bus went into a ditch. treated him and people like him. life, what a legacy. you too can remember aretha the there were 45 people on board. no one was hurt. >> reporter: he pled not guilty it was a frustrating morning franklin on the abc 7 news page, to both charges and the u.s. for bart passengers, a cracked government is overreaching on a you can post your thoughts and track led to major delays case that didn't need to go to tributes to the queen of soul. systemwide. reporter matt keller has the we have a look back at aretha court. >> there are false statements he details. >> bart riders didn't have much of a chance this morning. made in connection with that >> there's no way to compare, we application, and i'm telling you franklin throughout the years at our website abc7news.com. get up in the morning and we think our train is going to be that they relate back to an 2020 is airing a special episode on time, we get here, it's not. incident back earlier in 2000 where he was misled and received dedicated to her life and >> three issues combined caused major delays for bart, the terrible, terrible advice. legacy. you can watch it here on abc 7 biggest problem starting about >> he tells me he's going to fight the charges, but that if starting at 8:00 p.m. 4:00 a.m. worse comes to worse and he has a driver is now free on bail a cracked track discovered on to leave the u.s., he opens that after being arrested on charges the fremont line forced trains somehow this business survives of killing a highway patrol in this community. to single track until about his next court date is september officer, and a man that officer had stopped in fairfield. 6:30. >> it's going to make me late to 13th. in the mission district, i'm work. >> in downtown oakland, a false 36-year-old sean walker faces kate larson, abc 7 sneenews. two counts of vehicular occupancy. that means the computers report live doppler 7, sunny skies manslaughter. chp arrestedresay

there are trains on the tracks when they're not. prevail all across the bay right that took an hour to clear up. they believe walker drove recklessly and may have been around the same time in san now. fog near the coastline. distracted by his phone. francisco, debris on the track low temperatures ranging from he hit victims died. between civic center and 16th low to mid-60s on the coast to street stations. mid and upper 60s around the >> we had a major bart delay for bay -- 50s, rather, and then a single track lane. upper 50s to about 60 inland, east bay. >> a rough morning. looking at tomorrow's forecast, breezy at the coast with partly >> nothing you can really do. if i was mad, the train is not sunny skies there, highs on the going to come any faster. coast will be in the mid to upper 60s, mid to upper 70s we just have to do what we can. we just have to wait. around the bay shoreline, one or two locations topping out at 80. the real heat will be inland >> bart told me the cracked track was caused by a microcrack tomorrow, mid-90s, upper 90s in some locations. now as we look ahead, the high by a bolt hole. temperature trend over the next matt keller, abc 7 news. three days look like this, on saturday we'll see even warmer weather than tomorrow. in fact, we'll see highs near money wanted back, a city 100 in some inland locations on saturday. the heat will be quite intense attorney, accusing the developer inland. mild to hot on sunday. of defaulting on a loan. mid-90s in some inland spots on sunday. a more significant calldown on the money was borrowed to build monday, breezy and cooler. this space back in 2005. here's the accuweather seven-day

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fruit salled. >> -- before we month. the organization is giving away all types of shoes and is urging more people to apply before the deadline tomorrow. >> so we have about 5,000 franklin, i want to ask you visitors each time we host this about that. speaking of instagram, you event. hopefully this year we'll have actually found your makeup more since we're giving away artist today via instagram. >> yes, here in the bay area 3,000 pairs of shoes. but the need is there, and because i left my makeup at sometimes people don't always see that, but it's really special to us to be able to home. you know, we can't go out support sthethese families. without the lashes and hair. >> there are 400 additional pairs they'd like to give away i left my makeup at home. on september 29th on the event -- yeah, if you want more i've got to go and do press. information on how to apply, visit our website, abc7news.com. she came and answered and she did my face. >> i love it, local. buy local. well, the cost of a >> she's a killer, and i said to life-saving drug is about to her, do you have a gun. become much more affordable for she said no, do you have lashes, americans. >>or myamies pens let's go. we got it together. >> she is in studio with us. are a must on their shopping list, sometimes costing hundreds >> she's right here. of dollars. >> michael finney joins us now with more on this. >> from love and lipstick, the >> great news, about time, power of instagram, i was that's the headline here. checking out your instagram, you this is really wonderful news for allergy sufferers. had a cool story about aretha the food and drug administration franklin. >> i love aretha franklin. approved the first generic version of both the epi pen and

she came on the view. epi pen jr. this follows the prices of it i wasn't there. she wanted my number. skyrocketing. we've told you about that. i called, and she didn't even about one in 50 americans can say hello, she goes, sherri, i suffer life-threatening allergic have macaroni and cheese, i have reactions to food items, insect ribs, now i'm doing vegetables, am i doing everything right. bites and latex. she was pre-diabetic. it can mean the difference i had written a book about between life and death. many children carry them to diabetes. i said everything is good, school in case they're exposed you've got to get rid of the to something that can make them gravely ill. macaroni and cheese. she goes, that's my favorite thing. if you own walmart stock, the do i walk, do i exercise. value of your investment grew we started talking, she gave me today, big time. thanks to stellar numbers advice about men, and talking, released by america's top and she said, come over, and she was going to cook for me. retailer, walmart stock jumped and i'm saying to my sister, i'm like, shooting the breeze with aretha franklin. all the time she would talk, i 10%. sales have grown compared to a year ago, and a surge in online sales, sam's club, walmart's would be like -- she thought i was weird. but that's my memory of aretha minute warehouse outlets, new -- franklin. >> how special. excuse me, the outlets saw a >> so giving and warm, and just, you know, she would just take sales rise of about 5%. you in. i went to her birthday party, that's sam's club's best and my sweater got caught on one performance in six years. plans

of her little diamond stud to retrain all of its restaurant things. >> the bling. >> she was like, girl, i'm not playing with you. workers throughout the entire and so i loved aretha. country on food safety >> oh, lord, if anybody is procedures. usa today reports chipotle made asleep at home, they are awoken now. the move after nearly 6 -- tests >> awake right now. >> that is true. i love that because so many people's tributes, they don't actually tell a story. you just made it come to life show the problem could have stemmed from food being left at and made it a celebration. >> i'm so thankful i've gotten an unsafe temperature. to meet in this career of mine retraining will start next week. last month's episode follows people that i have wonderful many other instances of memories with, dancing on stage customers getting sick after eating at chipotle, dating all with prince, you showed ll cool the way back to 2015. j kicking me up in an arm curl. >> it's good exercise. >> he came on to promote his >> i've seen about the epipens, book, and he was supposed to covered a couple stories on that just pick up elizabeth too. if you love dessert, we know the event for you this weekend. hassleback. >> reggie aqui is helping you i said look pick up 132 -- as i plan your days off. ran towards him, he looked like >> ice cream and beer and blues, he was going oh, jesus, but he not necessarily in that order, did it. >> oh, my goodness, can you be that's how the weekend is on our show every day? looking with these events. you would be so entertaining. i got to try an ice cream they

speaking of why you're here in the first place, you are making light on fire before you put it an appearance here in the bay if your mouth. >> the concept is farm fresh ice area at a very cool club, tell cream. we make it from scratch and us about it. bring it to the masses with this >> i'm at cobb's comedy club. little cart. >> light it up. >> if you have an opportunity to two shows friday and saturday. set ice cream on fire, why not? it's my first time at the club >> it's the ice cream version of and i'm just asking, i got this s'mores. >> yeah. >> am i a mess? incessant need to make people >> a little bit. >> hopefully you'll eat your laugh. let me help you laugh. dessert more gracefully. there's a two-drink minimum, this is the san francisco ice cream festival happening sunday. laughs are free. >> no drinks here in studio. 30 vendors will be there. >> we can go out -- including churn urban creamery. >> i love it, i'm going out with sherri shepherd tonight. they cut out a quarter of the sugar to let the natural flavors real quick, you have so much going on, a movie, a show. push through. >> i have a show called trial it's like health food, what i'm telling myself. let's go to the bay area brew and error. fest happening at pier 35 on with kristen chenowith. saturday. 70 breweries, 200 beers, one price, gets you unlimited and a movie called the brian samples. and note that you cannot buy tickets at the door, so plan banks story. ahead. the whole family can enjoy our they wanted viola davis, but she last event, the eighth annual happened to be busy. and i got the role. polk street bes festival, twoc,

it's out in december. >> i have to tell you, i've been laughing so much my own arts and crafts and shopping. eyelashes are going to fall off. this event is free. i have all the links with the info you need on these events from hoodline at our website thanks so much. >> can i have that dress in a abc7news.com. size 16? >> i love it. we can share. the ice cream kind of sort we'll swap. >> you can't wear nothing i got of healthy for you. on. >> yeah, i heard. it would look like a little sack. >> calcium, right. >> i'll hook you up. >> thank you so much, girl. a rare nickel has sold for >> back to you. millions. >> sister power. the 1913 liberty head nickel was >> i think you meant to say we're going out with sherri sold last night for a whopping shepherd after the show. $4.5 million at a philadelphia look at weather, here's spencer. >> hard acts to follow. auction. live doppler, sunny skies from it's named for finance -- he coast to inland, breezy out there, wind speeds anywhere from amassed one of the greatest coin about ileserr mt of thidn the . collections in u.s. history. it's one of only just five ever produced and is considered one of the rarest, most valuable united states coins, the buyer's up 90d. here's the east bay hills name was not disclosed. >> how come all the nickels i camera, forecast features, got is worth 5 cents? warming trend that started today >> it's the tiny change at the and continues tomorrow. bottom of your wallet.

>> i hate using the card to pay inland heat will peak today. for something that costs $0.87. we're losing daylight, and >> a big weekend just around the tonight's sunset will occur at corner. this week has turned out 8:01 p.m., august 31st, it will be 7:40 p.m., and september huge. literally 100% increase over the 30th, 6:54 p.m. grab the same weekend in august the last couple of years. >> why so big? daylight while you can. we'll tell you why. saturday is a very lucky day. the fog moves out just over the and new at 5:00, saving the bay, and not very far, pulling back into the coastline midday whales is the solution to have boaters police themselves. tomorrow, giving us another warm, maybe even hot day plus, heavy metals in baby tomorrow inland. food. what you need to know about a overnight lows tonight generally new warning. and -- mid to upper 50s that's the >> so we got a bear in the car? range we've become accustomed >> oh, those are words you do not want to hear. to. tomorrow, inland areas warming wait until you see how it all mid to upper 90s. and mid and upper 60s on the turned out. coast tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, and you can see saturday is going to be the warmest day certainly inland, and our forecast period. hot inland with highs in the upper 90s on saturday. we'll just see mid-90s on sunday

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at 11:00. if you've looked at the calendar lately, the upcoming date of 8/18/18 may have caught sfpd's wilderness youth your eye. >> for some the number 8 itself adventure program. you can check out the action up close. the competition continues at is considered lucky. pier 32 tomorrow and saturday. many couples have planned their we are getting a look at a major proposed change to bike weddings for saturday. lanes along the embarcadero. >> here's chris nguyen. the 18th of august in the new renderings have been released that include two 18th year of the millennium. direction isolated bike lanes, at tuxedo fashions in san jose, lanes like these would be implemented along the the owner says rentals are up embarcadero. if approved, the lanes would not be completed for four more years, between 2011 and 2016, 1 100% this week. >> it's an auspicious set of 239 people were injured, including two deaths. numbers in the asian community, we lost the queen of soul jewish community. one fella said to me the eights today, and 41 years ago today we are an infinity symbol. lost the king of rock and roll. a candlelight vigil wiz held >> this restaurant was booked this morning in graceland, in more than a year in advance. memphis, tennessee, elvis it's since turned away 20 couples who wanted the same date. >> for me it's more easy for presley's home. you can soon bid on one of presley's mobile homes, one of his eight homes on his property to remember. the wife -- hey, you forget our

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registered for this date. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. it's kind of surprising the da sent that letter. >> a bold move in the ghost ship fire case. an 11th hour request is only the latest shakeup. plus, the cooldown of the bay area's hot housing market. record prices may finally be taking a toll. >> saving the whales is the solution to have boaters chart their own course. >> a spotlight on saving lives. one police department hits the right note. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thanks for join us. i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm dion lim in for kristen sze. we begin tonight with a gauntlet thrown down by the alameda district attorney. >> nancy o'malley is asking for a trial in the ghost ship case for the two men charged. katie utehs is live in oakland. katie? >> reporter: eric, today's news follow's last week's shakeup in the courthouse when the judge

dismissed a previously brokered plea deal involving defendants derick almena and max harris. now it appears that the da and at least harris's defense attorney are welcoming a trial. district attorney nancy o'malley is making her own plea to the court on behalf of the victims of the deadly ghost ship fire. the letter, seen here, has been published by our partners at the east bay times. o'malley writes, the people stand ready to try this case against both defendants. >> what's unusual here is first the da was willing to make a deal, and now the da is not. >> o'malley's change of course follows the presiding judge's. last week he dismissed a brokered plea deal for the defendants. almena and harris admitted to their involvement in the fire that killed 36 people. the judge's move followed a damaging letter written b

live where you live, this is abc 7 news. welcome back, here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. 2 driver accused of hitting and killing chp officer kirk griess and another man has been released on man. sean walker was driving recklessly and may have been distracted by his phone before the crash. a memorial service will be held tomorrow for officer griess. the man accused of 36 counts of manslaughter in the ghost ship fire due back in court a week after a judge rejected their plea deals. no other plea agreements will be negotiated. katie utehs will have the latest on the abc 7 news at

5:00. president trump wants attorney general jeff sessions to bring a federal lawsuit against opioid makers. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, nearly 40,000 people died from opioid overdoses in the past year. police in colorado have arresed a man suspected of killing his pregnant wife and two young children. christopher watts appeared in court today for the first time. abc news reporter marci gonzalez is live in l.a. with the latest. >> eric, he was just in court a few hours ago. he hasn't entered a plea yet, and police still aren't saying what they think could have motivated him to kill his family. >> handcuffed in court, accused of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters. the bodies reportedly found on the property of an oil and gas drilling company where chris watts used to work. >> as horrible as this outcome is, our role now is to do everything that we can to determine exactly what occurred. >> say hi. >> shanan watts,

pregnant, here in this video praising her husband. >> and he is amazing. i can't tell you how wonderful he is. >> she, along with 4-year-old bella and 3-year-old cece were reported missing by a friend monday after not showing up for a doctor's appointment. >> i'm just concerned. if you're hearing this, if you're out there, please, please let somebody know you're okay. >> a day later shanan's husband chris going on tv admitting there had been some recent tension. >> we had an emotional conversation, but i'll leave it at that. >> stoically denying having any idea where they could be. >> i hope she's somewhere safe right now with the kids. she had just taken off. i don't know. >> investigators taking him into custody late wednesday night, collecting evidence from the family's home north of denver after abc affiliate kmgh reports watts confessed to killing his family.

>> and eric, formal charges are expected to be filed by monday. >> any reaction at all from the family's loved ones? >> yeah, we heard from friends who say they spent time with the watts family every weekend, and they say they never really saw any signs of issues. they tell abc they let chris stay at their house tuesday night, a day after his wife and kids went missing. in retrospect, they say there were red flags that night, saying he didn't cry at all and that he seemed more concerned with the public perception of him than with finding his family. we're live tonight in los angeles, marci gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. it has now been more than one month since an iowa student who has roots in the bay area went missing. the reward for the safe return of mollie tibbetts is now more than $360,000. vice president mike pence was in iowa this week and offered kind words to the family. >> i just want mollie's family to know, you're on the hearts of

every american, and we will continue to work, and we will continue to pray for mollie's safe return. >> tibbetts was last seen going out on a jog on july 18th. officials say they're getting worried about their -- they're getting about 1,500 tips per day. in italy this afternoon officials have lowered the confirmed death toll from genoa's bridge collapse from 39 to 38. the authorities say there may still be as many as 20 people unaccounted for. they expect the death toll to rise, though, as rescuers comb through the rubble for more bodies. the bridge collapsed on one of the summer's busiest travel days in italy. the cause is still under investigation. a highly controversial move from president trump revoking the security clearance of an outspoken critic, former cia director john brennan. it's invoking criticism

sides of the yaaisle. >> democrats quick to blast the president for pulling the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. >> i just think this is sad, where politics has come to this level. >> republican senator susan collins also critical, but adding -- >> i'd like to believe that john brennan has acted in far too politically a role since he left the cia. nevertheless, i do not see the grounds for revoking his security clearance. >> farther right, senator lindsey graham, backing up the president. >> mr. brennan has gone way over the line in my view, and i think restricting his clearance, pulling his clearance makes sense to me. >> reporter: nearly 4.1 million americans have security clearances, including 1.3 million with top secret clearance. >> what they've done by revoking

his clearance is they've taken that resource away. and that could be harmful for a national security perspective. >> reporter: abc news contributor john cohen says there's reason to worry. over the course of his 32-year career, cohen has held the highest security clearance and he maintains a clearance today. >> there are people who were former and well-respected leaders of our intelligence community who are so concerned at the threat facing the united states that they are doing -- that they are raising the alarm in a very public way. >> the white house has named nine other current and former intelligence community officials whose clearances they are reviewing, all nine have been consistently critical of the president. emily row, abc news, new york. the retired admiral who overawe the osama bin laden raids, says if you're revoking brennan's security clearance, revoke mine too. in a letter to president trump

pushlished today, he says i would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearances as well so i can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency. deliberations began today in the fraud trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. prosecutors say he hid millions of dollars from the irs in northern income he earned from advising politicians in ukraine. defense lawyers rested their case without presenting a single witness. manafort was charged in connection with robert mueller's ongoing investigation into russian interference in the 2016 campaign. we are now learning that the price president trump's military parade planned for veterans day. whout officials originally said the parade would cost between $25 and $30 million. now estimated costs have skyrocketed to about $92 million. president trump said he wanted the parade after attending france's bastille day

celebration last year. the american dream is turning into a nightmare for a san francisco man. >> this is a goal of every people who has a dream of coming to america is owning a piece of property. >> the immigration fight involving the owner of a popular mission district restaurant. i'm spence christian. from emeryville, a bright and sunny sky. forecast is coming up. we take a look at traffic in the south bay, 101, as you see ead home ght side of the screen, from work. keep that