seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> mike matches us. >> inadvertently also. maybe we've been working together so long -- the cloud cover, it's pretty gray out there, the clouds increasing the next three hours or so and then slowly pull back and that sloer sunshine means temperatures will be cooler in our inland neighborhoods. starting off about the same as yesterday. mid to upper 50s, fog in the north bay and mist at the coast. 50s, 60s, 70s at noon and then 50s, 70s and 80s at 4:00. nice evening on the way, 50s at the coast, mid 60s around the bay, low 70s inland. good morning. >> good morning. we have had incidents this morning and we still have a sig alert in napa county. a little bit more of a backup has filled in the last few minutes as well. state route 29. full closure on the southbound side between wine country avenue and trower. one lane closed due to some downed at&t wires. crews are there, they've been

there a couple hours trying to get this cleaned up. hopefully that will be soon before the commute gets going. in the meantime you can use silverado trail for an alternate. live look, walnut creek, 680 north of 24, around north main street that's starting to fill in as well. next traffic update coming up at 6:10. >> thank you. we've learned the city of oakland plans to file a lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders. it's over the team's move to las vegas. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the team's facility to why this could mean an early exit for the raiders. >> this could mean this is the last season we see the raiders play in the bay area. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the city of oakland is planning to file a lawsuit, an anti-trust lawsuit, against the raiders and the nfl because of the team's expected move to las vegas. the coliseum official told "the chronicle" if this happens the

team will likely go to vegas a year earlier than planned. the mayor's office had no comment and the raiders did not comment. the report says the lawsuit will be filed and announced in the next few days and could bring in $500 million in damages for the city. this is all happening as the team prepares to start its season, the home opener set for monday night, that's against the rams. but the teams big opponent could be the city of oakland. live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. a landmark ruling affecting the homeless population, cities cannot prosecute people for sleeping on the streets if they have nowhere else to go. a federal appeals court sided with six homeless in boise, idaho who sued over an ordinance that banned them from sleeping in public places. punishing the homeless

and unusual punishment. the latest incident happened at crown state beach yesterday. another woman says the same thing happened to her on saturday. the alameda police department says an attempted sexual assault was reported on august 6th near the park. police believe all three incidents may be connected to one man. also in the east bay, berkeley police are looking for this man you see on the left, mark jacobson. investigators believe he stabbed a woman who is in her 70s. the video from the scene is on the right side. it happened on edith street around yesterday morning. police say he is clean shaven and known to visit live oak park and the solano avenue corridor. if you see him do not approach him and call 911 immediately. a controversial new ad sitting on top of san francisco's union square. as you can see from drone view 7. former 49ers player colin kaepernick struck a deal with nike and the ad's message messae

believe if something even if it means sacrificing everything. he was the first player to kneel during the national anthem to protest social injustice. abc 7 news spoke with a man who helped him make that decision. east bay native nate boyer a former nfl player and army special forces veteran and wanted kaepernick to stand while kaepernick wanted to sit. they compromised on kneel because it still felt respectful. >> take a knee to pray and propose to our wives and when people get knighted they take a knee. >> nike's stock dropped 3% yesterday. the social justice issues colin and other profession athletes d our attention and action. special counsel robert mueller is now responding to president trump regarding a potential interview. sources close to the white house tell abc news that mueller sent

a lengthy letter to the president and the takeaway a strong emphasis on requesting written answers as it relates to the investigation. the letter does not take a potential in person interview off the table, though. the trump legal team has declined to comment to abc news. in the north bay, pg&e is preparing for the next wildfire. the napa valley register reports the utility couple installed weather stations and you're looking at one of them would look like. wind speed, wind direction, temperature and humidity to help pg&e assess extreme fire danger. pg&e will shut down electricity to high fire danger areas. san francisco's mayor urging governor brown to sign off on a plan for needle injection sites in the city. mayor london breed joined assembly member chu and congressman scott yesterday. they would allow drug users a place to safely inject. the three-year program is being promoted as a potential solution

to the epidemic of used needles routinely scattered on city streets. what we're doing right now isn't working and i know it makes people uncomfortable. it makes me uncomfortable. but i feel like here in san francisco, we have to be willing to try new things. >> opponents are worried it could actually increase crime. governor brown has until the end of the month to sign that bill. >> a live look at sfo. relief could be on the way for residents complaining of extreme nise from all those planes. >> a local wrestler paralyzed. walnut creek 56 and cloudy. east bay and the southbound, close to average. five to six degrees cooler than average. janice, progressive can help you save over $650 on car insurance. how do you take two selfies with one phone?

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the ferry building. 57 in san leandro, belmont, pleasanton. american canyon 55 and santa clara about 58. a look at the golden gate bridge. kind of breezy, about a 16-mile-per-hour cross breeze today. that will be there all day today. exercising, hazy sunshine. beach has limited sunshine and kind of calm and bright during the afternoon hours a little haze in the air. it's not spare the air day. wake up at 60, mostly cloudy in the south bay. we're 67 with some sunshine. full-on sunshine at noon 75 and hang out in the low 80s throughout the afternoon hours. a look at 90s in the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. >> i'm seeing a lot of vehicles out on the roadways here, mike. we are checking out the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. no surprise we don't have anything blocking. just a lot more folks heading to work and school now that we are done with the labor day holiday and sadly we're not officially done with summer but i would say summer vacation is over. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, in the green, 10 across

the bay bridge through the metering lights. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, you're in the green at 9 minutes. new developments about an east bay high school wrestler who suffered a spinal cord injury in a match in january. >> ryan joseph is making a good recovery and physical therapy. the booster club said on facebook that he'll continue treatment at craig hospital in colorado through mid september. last month joseph was able to use a walker gaining steps and strength in his core. he is catching up on the classes he missed. >> glad to see he is improving. good for him. >> yeah. tyler perry is turning into a real-life crime fighter. he is using his star power to help solve the mysterious disappearance of two men. >> what's blamed for higher health care costs in california. >> a look outside this mornin this is your wake-up call. if you have derate to severe rheumatoid arthritis,

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intentional. afterwards the driver apparently jumped out of the truck and then started ranting. he is now in custody. you see here from our live picture that the bomb squad is there. they're using a robot to inspect the truck. they have also been looking at this area because we're told that the suspect left a suspicious bag behind. the entire station has been evacuated. we're going to stay on top of the story as it develops and bring you breaking details. >> hoping that everyone is okay down there in dallas. in the fountain grove area of sonoma county a 77-year-old widower and amputee will be able to move back into the home he lost about 11 months ago in the tubbs fire. tom francois's fire is the first to be rebuilt in the area. as a tribute to his late wife he had it rebuilt almost exactly as it was before. the company originally built the subdivision. >> that stuff can be replaced. it's just there's a feeling here, there's a heartfelt

feeling here, that will never be replaced. that's why it's important for me to be here, instead of like my son kugds a condo. -- suggested a condo. condos are nice for some, but not for me. >> on september 15th the contractors will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome tom back in and he plans to move in by the end of october. a san francisco supervisor is calling for flight pattern changes for planes departing sfo. "the examiner" reports the supervisor asked for a hearing to address more than eight years of unrelenting airport noise from new flight patterns. he says that people living in the city's southern neighborhoods like the portola and bay view hunter's point are, quote, virtually losing their mind and sanity. the board of supervisors land use and transportation committee is expected to hold a meeting next month. speaking of sfo, i just saw you tweeted something out about

them. >> they have delays because of the cloud cover out there. >> yeah. >> they're going to be around for the better part of the morning hours because the sunshine is going to be a little slower today. that's going to lead to cooler weather for now. warmer weather on the way as we continue the roller coaster through early september. hi, everybody. let me show you the players on the map. you can see clouds coming at us from the southwest and another swirl of clouds up to the northwest that's two areas or an area of high pressure and low pressure. they are bouncing around. one takes control of our weather one day and the other the other day. today the low is going to take control and temperatures are going to be dropping as the sea breeze will win out over slow sunshine as you can see. it is packed on the east bay hills camera, diablo, the marine layer blanketing us this morning. into tonight it comes back and we'll have those temperatures fluctuate, not wild swings, but noticeable. i'll show you that in the seven day coming up. upper 70s to low 80s through the south bay. extremes, milpitas 75, gilroy 90s, santa cruz about 71.

low to mid 70s, 75 menlo park, palo alto and redwood city. low 60s along the coast and 65 in downtown. south san francisco and sausalito 67. a little less sunshine in sausalito. 77 to about 80 through the north bay valleys. hit cloverdale at 86 and ukiah and lakeport lid 90s. 75 comfortable along the east bay shore. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. you're going to see the warmth spike especially inland friday with mid 90s, low 80s around the bay and mid 60s at the coast and temperatures back to average levels early next week. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we've had the sig alert all morning. it continues in napa county. we've got a full closure of state route 29 between wine country avenue and trower avenue. one lane blocked. this is due to downed at&t wires. crews working on the scene for some time and have not given us an estimate for when the lanes will reopen. not a terrible backup but slight

delays as you approach the scene. quick check of our westbound highway traffic, 22 toward concord and getting reports of a crash involving a motorcycle on eastbound highway 4. that is contained to the right shoulder. bart got word of a ten minute delay at civic center in the east bay direction due to an equipment problem but normal service is resuming. >> thank you. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amy is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. hi, amy. >> hey, good morning to you, reggie and jessica. great to be with you both. coming up next on "good morning america," you all have been talking about it, tropical storm gordon making landfall overnight, slamming the gulf coast with strong winds and rain and flooding as well. one person has been killed so far. ginger right there as the eye of the storm moves in. we are live in the storm's zone with all of the latest. reaction from the bombshell book

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some good news, no spare the air, no air quality alert. we will have haze in the air due to the smoke, but our forecast for the air quality is going to be between good and moderate. here's reggie with more news. >> thanks. new this morning a study out of uc berkeley reveals one reason some of you are paying higher premiums for health insurance. according to researchers it has to do with hospitals merging and physician acquisitions practices. between 2010 and 2016 the percentage of doctors and medical practices owned by hospitals grew from 25 to 40%. there was a 12% increase in aaffordable care act insurance premiums in the time period. san francisco politicians and community members gathered to celebrate the fifth annual chinatown night out. mayor london breed and others gathered to show their commitment to public safety in san francisco's chinatown last night. the activities included dancing dragons, a raffle and warm meal for seniors passed out by san francisco police academy cadets.

happening today, the homeless veteran fighting a couple over a gofundme account will head to court. john bobbitt used his last $20 to help a driver stranded without gas in philadelphia. in return the driver and her boyfriend started a gofundme account that raised more than $400,000 in donations. now bobbitt says the couple has spent much of the money and he is back living on the street after some consideration, he decided to sue. >> i didn't want to be pressuring to get a lawyer or do anything because i didn't want to appear ungrateful. >> last week a judge sided with bobbitt in court and ordered all the money be returned. bobbitt's attorney says it still hasn't been transferred though. the couple's attorney said they held on to half of the money on fear he would spend it on drugs. bobbitt admits he has struggled with addiction in the past and yesterday gofundme said it will guarantee the funds raised for

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good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> now at 6:30, a plane crash near the palo alto airport. one person is killed and two others hurt. what we're learning. >> two major hearings right now on capitol hill. democrats ready for another fight over the supreme court nominee and the tech titans facing some tough questions.

>> gordon becomes a tropical depression overnight but not before leaving damage in its wake. we are live on the gulf coast. welcome to candytopia. your first look inside a sweet new attraction in san francisco. >> jump into a vat of fake marshmallows. it leaves a little bit on the back of your hair. one of our anchors tried it out when she tried it out, marshmallow trail. >> funny. >> yeah. >> good morning on wednesday, september 5th. now 6:30. >> natasha is off and you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. what's your favorite kind of candy? >> favorite kind? something like reese's with peanut butter and chocolate. >> i don't like peanut butter. >> who hurt you? >> sorry, guys. >> on that note i guess we move on. i'm sorry. >> you can have my extra

halloween candy. >> even better. can't wait. here's a look at what's going on outside. i called it foggy august in september and i think you called it foggy september. that worked out well. the calendar changed but the pattern hasn't. the onshore breeze, a cool breeze see the gray and clouds out there. the offshore breeze brings us the warm weather this time of year. not there. take a look at our temperatures and my accuweather 12-hour planner, mid 50s to 60s and stay in the upper 50s at the coast, 67 to 71 around the bay, 76 to 82 inland. then temperatures in the 50s, 60s and 70s. a great evening on the way. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. i'm hearing about a new problem on the nimitz. sounds like we have a rollover crash on southbound 880. working on getting more information. i will have a map ready. we are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. things busy early once again today. not as early as yesterday. 5:21 the official time for the metering lights. everybody sitting in that backup from the maze to the toll plaza

unless you're using the carpool lanes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin in the red at 57 minutes. that's not quite as bad as yesterday either. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 23 and northbound 85, 101 to cupertino still in the green at 19 minutes. >> thanks. a teenager and her mother are recovering in the hospital this morning they were hurt in a plane crash in palo alto. the pilot of that plane died. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live for us at stanford trauma center with what we're learning this morning. >> the mother and daughter are stable here at stanford hospital. they were able to survive this plane crash. however the pilot did not. this crash took place yesterday morning just after 11:00. the plane was on a mission for angel flight west, that's a volunteer pilot driven organization that ferries injured or sick kids and adults to distant hospitals for treatment. mother and daughter were identified by palo alto on-line as 49-year-old nancy delamaria and 16-year-old chloe king both from redding. they were rescued from the wreckage on their way to

stanford's children's hospital. the plane was registered out of placerville to a pilot often recognized for his volunteer work with the organization. he's yet to be identified. the ntsb is investigating the crash. >> the airplane bounced, the pilot opted to go around, to add power, clean up the landing gear and flaps, and come around for another circuit. >> reporter: >> angel flight west posted a statement to facebook, which read the director, staff, volunteer pilots and mission coordinators of angel flight west are sad this accident occurred and the thoughts and prayers are with those on board the aircraft and their loved ones. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a man who survived a plane crash that killed his husband and the pilot is expected to head home from the hospital today. this is a picture and some vider thpl its way to pyramid lake when it experienced a pilot with the engine. the pilot and one passenger

died. the only survivor eric raptosh. raptosh was seriously injured. after spending the last few months in rehab he is expected to go home today. loved ones started a gofundme as he continues to recover. now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> right now we're tracking two major hearings getting under way on capitol hill. first i want to show you these live pictures that are coming in. this is twitter ceo jack dorsey and facebook's sheryl sandberg going before the senate intelligence committee. that's what you're seeing here. they'll be asked about foreign operations targeting their platforms. later dorsey will go before a house committee as well to answer questions about how politics factor into content decisions, includinghoet banned from the site. lawmakers invited google executives to this hearing as well to testify, but they declined and in protest, va senator mark warner is leaving a chair empty to represent google's absence.

also happening right now, i want to show you these other live images that are coming in of day two of judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination hearing also happening on capitol hill. democratic senators will grill kavanaugh about his views on abortion, guns and other issues. today's hearing could be another tense one. in fact, yesterday protesters interrupted the proceedings several times while kavanaugh defended his independence. >> i'm not a pro-prosecution or pro-defense judge. i am a pro-law judge. >> the trump administration claimed executive privilege and blocked the release of tens of thousands of documents they were from kavanaugh's time as a key aide in the george w. bush white house. democrats say they cannot evaluate the nominee without that evidence. new this morning, a warning to be aware of your surroundings. lafayette police are looking for two masked suspects that tried

to grab a woman. it happened on mt. diablo boulevard just before 4:30 yesterday morning. police say the woman was walking to the lafayette bart station when two people pulled up in a dark car, one got out and tried topull her in. she was able to get away. the two suspects took off. santa cruz police want to find a man. they say someone who looks like this followed a 14-year-old girl on the west side of town on friday. he tried to get her to go into his car twice. she ran away. a surveillance camera captured this picture of his car and police say it appears to be a nissan altima. tropical storm gordon in the last 90 minutes it was downgraded to a tropical depression. >> so far officials are blaming the storm for at least one death. a child killed in florida. abc news rter morning. magie? >> reggie and jessica, things are clearing up here in biloxi, but this storm started off as a

massive tropical storm. people here in biloxi took it seriously. authorities mandated a curfew overnight and shut down all of the casinos and hotels along the coast. for now, it seems like the worst of this storm is over for us here in the gulf. overnight a powerful tropical storm gordon slams into the gulf. packing sustained winds topping 70 miles per hour, heavy rains and the potential for life threatening storm surges. the space station capturing gordon as it gained strength before making landfall near the mississippi/alabama border near pascagoula. ginger zee was there. >> this is when the rain and winds start to prickle your skin. it's hard -- that hard. conditions have rapidly declined. >> reporter: the lopsided storm soaking everything east of center from biloxi, mississippi, to pensacola, florida. this man's windshield wipers no match for the rain in alabama.

nearby dauphin island. >> winds over 70. >> reporter: accuweather battles surge and coastal flooding. in pensacola gordon turned deadly. authorities say a child was killed after a tree fell on his home during the storm. states of emergency remain in effect across louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. as tens of thousands of people are waking up this morning without electricity, and the rain still pouring. >> we've got all the supplies that we need. we got batteries, flashlights, all that stuff. >> reporter: the storm is fast moving and is quickly as it hit us overnight seems to be making its way out of the area. now the big concern is that as gordon moves north it could slow down and potentially bring flash floods further inland. biloxi, mississippi, maggie rule, abc news. >> thank you. let's go over to meteorologist mike nicco now and as maggie mentioned the rain

could potentially come down in places north of where it hit yesterday. what's at stake here? >> exactly. the flooding the big issue. i will show you that in a second where all the flood watches are. gordon, 35 miles per hour, barely keeping its wind. it is unwinding, but it's sill moving to the northwest at 14 and that is starting to slow down and as maggie mentioned it is going to slow down. look at the moisture that it's pulling in off the gulf and wrapping around into alabama, mississippi, and eventually arkansas. nearly 2.5 million people in the green here, are under a flash flood warning for the next 48 to 72 hours. so it's going to be definitely tricky down there. the winds aren't the big deal. it's the flooding that's going to be created. all right. back at home, quiet in the south bay, mid to upper 50s, saratoga 60s, los gatos 70, san jose about 58. we have 51, one of the cool spots, novato, napa, san pablo at 55, lafayette, danville and brentwood at 57. alameda 589, san francisco about

56. a look at a busy san mateo bridge and, in fact, on the roads today a little bit of fog up around santa rosa, visibility about two miles. not too concerning yet. ferry ride, light breezes and cool to comfy taking mass transit today. san fracisco, a lot of cloud cover out there in the 50s for the better part of the day. we will sneak into the low and mid 60s on the bayside during the afternoon hours. peninsula, will be cloudy all the way up until right around lunch time and then start to see sunshine in the afternoon. we'll jump from 67 at noon to 71 during the afternoon hours. in the east bay valleys look at that, we're in the low to mid 80s this afternoon which is actually pretty close to average for this time of year. look at the great evening on the way. stars and about 67 degrees. as far as the weather goes, we do have 90s coming. i'll show you that coming up next and do you have any hot spots to talk about? >> i sure do. in fact the situation on the nimitz, quickly getting worse. just mentioned we got a rollover crash just getting word of this about ten minutes ago. it is already a sig alert. sounds like lanes three and four are blocked.

this is southbound 880, so yeah, the busier side and this area this time of day. right around a street i don't have much information on injuries. sounds like two vehicles were involved, one flipped over and we are definitely going to see some delays from that. you're stacked up north of state route 238 for now, not a lot of great options for alternates in this area. you could use mission boulevard and take 238 but that adds quite a bit of time to your commute. a sig alert in the north bay, state route southbound 29 is fully blocked between wine country avenue and trower avenue due to downed power wires. the northbound side one lane blocked but at least you an get by on that side. golden gate bridge, seeing fog start to set until but no significant delays if you're coming in on southbound 101. now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> following breaking news from new york city. an emirates flight has landed at jfk airport with up to 100 sick people on board.

according to our sister station wabc the pilot says two men have an extremely high fever. 100 other passengers are also coughing nonstop. two officials tell abc news the plane is being held away from terminals because of these illnesses and the plane originated in dubai and landed at 8:50 new york time, so about one hour ago. that situation, though, is ongoing as we've mentioned. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news and bring you developments as we get them. an effort to make it easier to find out when the next bus is coming. what san francisco's transit agency wants to do. >> the bombshell book about the trump administration,

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about 86 with thunderstorms possible today. those will linger up into tahoe also. it will be quieter and warmer this weekend. new this morning, toyota recalling thousands of priuses because of a wiring problem that could lead to a fire. the recall impacts pries you hybrids between -- pries you hybrids between 2016 and this year. the problem with a wire harness connecter that can wear out and cause a fire. get a fix for free at the dealer if you own one expect toyota to notify you later this month. the city of oakland plans to file a lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders. it's over the team's move to las vegas. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in alameda at the team's training facility to explain why this could mean an early exit for the raiders. amy? >> hi, jessica. what a way to start the season. the team's home opener is scheduled for monday. this could mean this is the last home opener for the raiders here in the bay area. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the city of oakland

is planning to file an anti-trust lawsuit against the city of oakland and the nfl because of the moves, the planned move to las vegas. in response a coliseum official tells "the chronicle" if the city does file the lawsuit the team will likely go to vegas a year early. the mayor's office told "the chronicle" the mayor had no comment and the raiders did not comment. the councilman gio is quoted as saying the lawsuit is expected to be filed and announced within the next few days and could result in winning damages of $500 million for the city of oakland. quite a battle ahead and not on the football field. live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the raiders will be taking on the rams at home for their season opener. it's a monday night football game and you can watch it right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. this upcoming monday, september 10th, don't miss it. this morning president trump

and his team are denying the explosive allegations in a new tell-all book about the white house. >> it is called as you can see from the cover "fear, trump in the white house" writ bin famed journalist -- written by famed journalist bob woodward. itls have made derogatory presidents about the president. the book says white house staff urged the president to avoid testimony with special counsel robert mueller because they were afraid he would perjurer himself. sarah sanders told george the book is pure fabrication. >> you can't have the type of success that this president has had if what that book says is true. >> well -- >> you have people like general mattis, general kelly, two american heros come out and call the book pure fiction, i would certainly rather take the word of those two individuals than a couple of disgruntled former employees that are anonymously attacking this president. >> this morning the president

tweeted isn't it a shame someone can write an article or book, make up stories and form a picture of a person that is the opposite of the fact and get away with it without retribution or costs. police are on high alert after thieves recently hit six bay area apple stores. you're seeing surveillance video from the crimes in corte madeira, walnut creek, emeryville and santa rosa. apple stores in san francisco are taking extra precautions hiring uniformed police officers to keep watch. the president of the san francisco police officers association says it is no coincidence stores in the marina and union square have not been targeted. >> it's just an overall deterrent for these -- when they are casing these, these locations, whether or not they're going to go in and steal the products. >> officers are paid overtime to work these assignments outside of their regularly scheduled shifts. montoya says, though, that

smaller cities may not have enough officers to provide the extra security. now your morning money report. a silicon valley blood testing company tied to a fraud scandal is shutting down. "the wall street journal" reports it will formally dissolve and pay creditors its remaining cash in the coming months. shareholders got an e-mail about the closure. it was a hot tech start-up that promised to make blood tests easier and cheaper. investors poured in millions of dollars. the ceo and her colleague face federal fraud charges. prosecutors say the pair knowingly lied about the accuracy and the reliability about their products. a new proposal to tax large corporations. bernie sanders plans to introduce the bill today that would tax amazon, walmart and united airlines 100% of the amount their low-wage workers receive in federal benefits. >> instagram is reportedly working on a standalone shopping app. according to the website the

verge the ig shopping app will allow you to browse items from merchants you follow and buy them directly from the app. it's not clear when the app could launch. that sounds dangerous. first the color factory and then the museum of ice cream and now san francisco appears to be going for the trifecta of instagram museums, with the opening of candytopia. >> abc 7 news got a sneak preview before it opens tomorrow. people can admire sugar sculptures made with real candy. the gallery includes art specific to san francisco including a 14,000 piece ode to steve jobs and sour belt warriors championship trophies. candy samples await visitors and self-proclaimed candy queen jackie sorkin says willy wonka and the chocolate factory inspired her to create the museum. >> one day i watched willy wonka, became obsessed with the story, right. so i love the color of the candy, the chocolate. i love that as a kid. still do as an adult. it was the meaning of the story,

where it was really dream big, be a good person, if you keep going you never give up. one day you might find your golden ticket. >> you see willy wonka behind her. >> candytopia is in town until the end of november. tickets are still available on-line and you can find out more information on our website abc7news.com. if you want to go act fast. you were looking them up earlier and they're almost sold out. >> still have times available but a lot of times are sold out. it's $34 for adults. >> everybody trying to get colorful pictures for their instagram feed or what? >> i guess so. back to school. got to have a picture next to a giant picture of steve jobs out of hard candy. >> okay. >> i like it. if it had sunshine. because we don't. >> oh. >> oh, okay. brit side. i dip,t bay hills and mount tam, you

have to be above 2,000 feet to see the sunrise this morning. hazy sunshine this afternoon, a little cooling trend. our warmest highs are ahead of us thursday, friday, saturday and back to average starting sunday. cloud cover you can see it's still moving east through about 9:00. still a lot hanging around the bay as we head towards noon. by 1:00 just about almost completely cleared out. you can still see grayness hugging the coast. the sea breeze wins out and definitely i should say the bay, and along the coast into the afternoon hours. let's see about our temperatures. we got a huge spread down in the south bay. with 81 in san jose, kind of in the middle between milpitas and sunnyvale and mid to upper 70s and morgan hill and gilroy upper 80s to near 90s. low to mid 70s for the peninsula. over at the coast the lack of sunshine even with a light breeze today, still only low 60s for you. 65 in downtown san francisco. head through the north bay valleys you run into pleasant upper 70s near 80, lakeport and ukiah in the 90s. 70 berkeley and oakland.

we have mid 70s elsewhere. as you move inland temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. tonight a lot like this morning, 51 in santa rosa to about 58 in san jose with a little fog up in the north bay and a little drizzle near the coast. all right. warmest friday, but then the weekend temperatures start to taper back to average. next week is looking pretty quiet. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. anything but quiet on the nimitz. we have a major problem on the southbound side of 880. this is in a bad spot too in the hayward area. right around a street. a flipped vehicle rolled over and landed on its side and the two middle lanes are blocked right now. chp issued a sig alert about 15 minutes ago. that backup little bit north of state route 238 that continues to grow and check that out, you are crawling approaching that scene about six miles an hour. this is in one of those areas there's really not a lot of great alternates. you can take 238 to mission boulevard for an alternate. your only option. very heavy, southbound 680 through walnut creek, an earlier

crash north of here around monument that has been pushed to the shoulder. you're very heavy down to the 24 split. >> thank you. speaking of the morning commute, muni wants to make it easier to find out when the next bus is coming. the agency's board of directors just voted to get proposals to update the next bus service. it's called next muni. it's happening in san francisco and the system allows you to check bus arrivals in real time. officials say tracking technology has come a long way since the software rolled out 20 years ago. the agency wants to find something, quote, more

just joining us or heading out here's seven things to know. breaking news we're tracking out of new york city and a live look here at a flight from dubai that just landed at jfk. there are reportedly 106 people on board and you can see a lot of ambulances there surrounding that plane. it's not clear yet exactly how those folks got sick. number two, more breaking news, this time out of dallas, texas, as you see this truck here, a man crashed it into a fox television station this

morning. police believe this is intentional. a bomb squad cleared the scene. the driver surrendered to police and is being evaluated. >> a 49-year-old woman and her 16-year-old daughter are in stable condition after surviving a single engine plane crash near palo alto airport. both survivors are from redding. the pilot was killed in the crash. >> number four, two silicon valley's biggest companies testifying today. here's a live look inside the capital. the senate intelligence committee questioning twitter ceo jack dorsey and facebook's sheryl sandberg about election meddling. your accuweather planner, afternoon sunshine, cooler than average. >> good news in hayward, southbound 880, sig alert involving the rollover crash just cleared. all lanes are open. >> number seven next time you go through airport security wash your hands. new research from the uk and finland shows the plastic bins used for shoes, liquids and carry-ones are hotbeds for viruses. happy traveling. be be careful. maybe watch off your cell phones that you hold next to your ear. >> don't put your food directly

into that bin. put it in your bag first. good morning, america. breaking overnight, tropical storm gordon makes landfall. at least one person killed. as the storm lashes the gulf coast, our ginger zee there when the eye of the storm moves in. >> now wind gusts have gone up to 77 miles per hour. >> now millions bracing for flooding and possible tornadoes. our team in the storm zone with the latest. bombshell book. the white house reeling this morning over explosive reporting from bob woodward. his new book claims aides believe the president is a danger to national security. that his chief of staff calls him an idiot, saying they're in crazytown. the bizarre call the president made to woodward about the book. >> who did you ask about speaking to me? >> well, about six people. you know -- >> they do