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flipping over about 8:00 a.m., those are pool chemicals. look at that, we've got guys in hazmat gear that had to be called to the scene. i don't believe we had any major spills but a lot of caution getting this closed up. we actually had a pool closure south of martinez, for about an hour, a fluid situation there but able to open up a few more lanes, until 10:45, that's when they'll open all lanes this morning. let's head to the traffic map. things are slowly starting to recover. that's where the crash was just before highway 4, 30 miles an hour across the venetia bridge. a little faster once you hit highway 4. up to 30 minutes, reggie and then clear. to another highway issue, this siem in the south bay,time

the south bay. abc's matt canner joins us live in san jose. matt. >> reporter: well, reggie about 30 seconds ago i just got an update from a tech from the chp, they tell me there are no victims yet. they didn't have any details to help locate the suspect. they're doing a follow-up now. they do ask if anybody has seen anything suspicious an 680 this morning give them a call. morning commutes are never fun in the bay area but before 4:30 and 6:00 a.m. it was particularly difficult for drivers on northbound 680 in san jose. cars were being diverted off at the cap 208 express away exit. why the closure on a major freeway? the chp got a call about 3:00 this morning. a man said he was driving northbound on key road when all of a sudden someone started firing at his vehicle. he was hit in his back. he continued to drive all the way to 7-eleven to hostetler

road. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. his car had multiple bullet holes. for chp, that wasn't the only crime scene. that's when they decided they needed to shut down capitol for other evidence. >> we need to preserve the crime scene and any potential evidence that may be located at that location. and we also have officers out. >> reporter: safety first, but commuters were stuck in traffic trying to find a detour around the expanded crime scene. >> we did find evidence along the freeway. now, keel continue to look for that and identifying that. >> reporter: san jose police say there were two other shootings overnight in the city. they say both of those cases the victims had nonlife-threatening

injuries. they also say all three of these cases do not appear to be related. >> thanks, matt. an east bay neighborhood is cleaning up after a giant heritage oak tree snamed overnight and lost a huge limb that fell on seven cars. now, it's raising questions about what happens next. live in pleasant hills. >> reporter: hi, reggie, you can see the huge chunk of the tree behind me laying here on the ground. it's quite a mess out here but the other issue is most of the tree is still standing. the homeowner now wants to chop it down. she says it's just too risky to leave it there but it's a protected heritage oak. so is it up to her or the city? interesting issues that she and her husband are facing after starting their day with quite a scare. there was a loud crack at 12:30 this morning and then a thud. audra kudd said she knew what happened. >> my husband and i both look up

and i went it's the tree. it's the tree. it was so surreal and we opened the door. >> reporter: a giant limb from this 350-year-old oak tree had snapped off and landed towards heritage circle. >> i was scared it was going to fall the rest of the way and take out my house. it was just really a lot of stress. >> reporter: it fell away from the house, and damaging four cars. four of them that belong to this man. >> i got three children, three of them are off to children that's why i have so many vehicles here. i parked my car out of the way for one night and a tree falls on it. >> reporter: some neighbors say they had worried that this day was coming. >> we knew this tree was going. my wife, every time she walked by, she was always looking up very kaccautiously going undernh it. >> reporter: the city of

pleasant hill recognized this old tree with a plaque and named it emma. the homeowners said they were told that meant they couldn't chop it down. >> i think the city is paying for it because they are the one that marked the tree and said they couldn't do anything. >> reporter: not the case. he says the tree is protected. that has meant they couldn't chop it down. they could trim it with permission. the homeowner told me she was denied several times. she was allowed to trim it only once. and the supervisor said the tree is the responsibility of the homeowners along with all of the damage. it's not the responsibility of the cities. and if she does want to have it removed she will have to pay for that as well. live in pleasant hills, abc7 news. the clouds have not rolled back and it is cooler. so what about the holiday weekend, mike? >> that's a great question

because we're trying to say good-bye to summer before it even gets here. it's going to get warmer that's for sure. let's take a look, everybody, at the golden gate bridge. give you an idea that it's cooler than yesterday. it's a degree or two cooler. you can see a lot. 50s and 70s today even though we're supposed to be in the 70s and 80s. a warming trend coming up in to saturday. you can see some 80s creep into the bay, and north bay. it will be even warmer this weekend as we get out there and celebrate. here's what i'm thinking you should do over the next 24 to 48 hours. while it's pretty mild out there, go ahead and do the yard work. don't wait till it gets hot this weekend. also, it's going to be a little brighter if you're out on the bay than this morning. and for exercising, it's clean and comfy. we'll talk about the 80s and 90s

and where they're going to be. coming up, the seven-day forecast. happening now, the memorial service for the late senator john mccain under way in arizona. you see the former vice president joe biden is now speaking about his friend. it's been an emotional tribute. this live picture from inside the north phoenix baptist church national state, local and tribal officials are celebrating the life and legacy of this five-term senator. as you know, senator mccain died from brain cancer on saturday. and he lived a life of service and sacrifice, often doing what he felt was right instead of what the party told him he should be doing. abc's martha gonzalez is live outside the baptist church by a look at what the senator meant to people. martha. >> reporter:ly, reggie, after bie biden wraps up this moving tribute we'll be hearing from the mccains' son andy.

1,000 tickets were given out here. this is the last chance for people in mccain's adopted home state to pay tribute. the final day in arizona for the state's six-term senator john mccain. after lying in state yesterday, his casket traveling from the arizona capito building to today's funeral. >> john mccain believed in our constitution. and he stood up for it. he fought for it every step of the way. he would not stand by if people tried to trample the constitution. >> reporter: mccain himself planning the details for the services asking former opponent and friend joe biden to deliver the eulogy. larry fitzgerald speaking as well. >> i'm going to do the best i can. try to honor him for the wonderful man what he is. what he's meant for the nation and what he's meant for me. >> reporter: this following an

emotional day, the family starting to say their good-byes on what would have been mccain's 82nd birthday. >> loving god, see our tears. >> reporter: 15,000 people waited for hours in the triple digit heat to pause before the flag-draped casket of a war hero and leader to serve the country he loved for six decades. >> he was an american, a fabulous american. and there will never be another john mccain. ever. >> reporter: and after today's memorial here, mccain's body will be brought to washington, d.c. for two more days of services before he's laid to rest on sunday. live in phoenix, martha gonzales, abc7 news. back to you. >> march that thank you very much. we are streaming, by the way, that service that's going on right now if you go to abc7news.com our our abc news app. we'll also have live coverage of the mccain service at the

national cathedral set to begin at 6:00 a.m. saturday. we plan to stream that live again at abc7.com and our news app. developing news now the san mateo sheriff's office is asking for your help to find a canadian mother and daughter who haven't been seen or heard from. they came for a camping trip. the 30-year-old and 10-year-old daughter were seen on sunday. they had reservations for a campsite near the oregon border for tuesday. the sheriff's office issued these photos of them. her boyfriend issued a missing persons report after she stopped communicating with them. >> we're really worried about her. >> park rangers told investigators they may have seen the mother and daughter at the camp. the two had rented a dark gray ford focus. if you know anything about where

they have been contact the san mateo sheriff's office. an eighth grade san jose teacher is not in class this morning following charges of road rage. they found a loaded handgun after they arrested him at the middle school yesterday. he was wanted in connection with a road rage incident and robbery in san jose. abc7 scompok to spoke to a parent. >> it's kind of scary, knowing especially that he's in the same class, you know, being in the presence of a loaded gun kind of shakes them up. >> the 35-year-old teacher was booked on a santa clara jail on two felony charges including possession of a gun and robbery. a two-time official warrior

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happening today. a private viewing for the queen of soul. the associated press was allowed to take these photos of aretha franklin's casket being moved where there was two days of public viewing. thousands of fans flocked to say

their good-byes. aretha's private service will be held tomorrow. the star-studded performance from air rania grande, stevie wonder and faith hill. new at 11:00, a los angeles man is charged with threatening to kill a boston globe employee. officials say the 68-year-old made more than a dozen threatening calls this month following a series of editorials condemning president trump's suggestion that journalists are the enemy. chain will appear in an l.a. courtroom today and then be transferred to boston. a key contributor to the warriors' last two championships is leaving the locker room. david west announced his retirement today amid a successful 15-year career. the 38-year-old plays two seasons with the warriors. providing an offensive spark off the bench during the team's championship runs. west played for four teams making two all-star teams

averaging a solid 13 1/2 points per game. and it is official. we have big news for apple fans. the date of the next event unveiling new proed including three iphones. and we know the days of these cooler than average temperatures just about over in time for the weekend. 80s and 90s return and i'll show you that. the good

now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. make sure you check ahead. hey, it will become brighter once the clouds do move back to the coast. a warming trend arrives tomorrow

and it will feel like summer for several days to follow. temperature, behind due to the fact we just don't have the sunshine. 70 in fairfield. the rest of us in upper 60s. so it's still pretty comfortable. look at this, we've got an onshore flow just about all levels of the atmosphere. once the clouds go away we still have high clouds roaming around and defuse the sunshine. 77 in san jose. we'll hit the low mid-80s in morgan hill. and the warm spots, 70 to 73 on a mostly sunny peninsula in the next couple of hours. we'll have mid-60s along the coast. partly sunny. upper 60s in downtown sausalito. even though it's cloudy, it's softer sunshine if you want to take pictures and make that walk. mid to upper 70s. along the east bay, very comfortable here. low to mid70s.

mostly sunny inland with upper 70s. except for brentwood at 83 degrees. 70 in san jose. temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s so a little warming between now and when you head out for lunch at noon. notice more sunshine at 11:00. at 8:00, we're seeing stars the clouds are rolling back and so are the 50s. and the a's are ahead of the mariners. we've got to win the series. first pitch at 7:05 dropping to about 60. and san jose, the niners changing on the chargers. levi's stadium down to 60. here's a look at our lows tonight, you see mid to upper 50s not quite as warm as this morning. and i wanted to check the

tropics again just to show you, wow, we had a powerful hurricane norman there, category 4. merriam's a 1. let's show you the forecast, you can see, still good news. still a fish storm, both of them as they stay away from land. here's my seven-day forecast, you see it gets warmer tomorrow and again saturday. barely 80s around the bay and mid-60s. so even when it does warm, we just get back to average and we'll kind of stay there for tuesday and wednesday of next week. nothing extreme. all right. my phone is about to be updated. i don't know about you. >> mine is older than yours. >> september 12th is the day. the invite from the company known as apple sent out. they're expected to announce new iphones and possibly a new apple watch and an updated ipad pro. this according to the verge. new designs for the mac book and mac mini.

unclear whether those will debut around the event. we'll have to gather around. this is pretty cool, starbucks just opened the first store exclusively operated for people over 60. it's in mexico city. it's part of the labor initiative to employ citizen citizens. and so far starbucks is the only company in the country using that business model. when a direct descendant you're portraying on stage you show up. unless that is prince harry. how he stole the performance at a showing of "hamilton."

prince harry of england may have another career. tripping the light fantastic. >> you say -- [ laughter ] >> that was very funny but i think he could have done more. >> that was a beginning of a song in the musical "hamilton" by the character king george iii who happens to be harry's sixth great grandfather. the money raised at the showing in london went to the prince's

foundation which supports orphans and vulnerable children, many of whom have been affected by the hiv/aids epid he was also there with lin-manuel. a descendant of a character seeing it in a musical, that's very meta. >> i love it. >> you brought this up, "hamilton" is coming back to san francisco. >> all the people who haven't seen it yet, get on it because last time it sold out in like five seconds. >> got to go, on behalf of mike and myself, thanks for watching "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. have a great day.

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