now at 5:00, how many of you felt it? two small earthquakes shaking the east bay. experts say it's a good indication how the early warning system will work in the event of a big one. good morning, it's wednesday, july 17. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> i didn't feel a thing yesterday and i was about two miles from it. i was in a pretty strong building nin a hospital.

>> you can see cloud cover moving into the napa valley. right now, looks cloudy. here is a little fog along the coast and mist. temperatures to mid 50s to 60 at 7:00. we hit 72 to 80, inland temperatures at noon. 80 to 90. 74 to 80, still warm at 7:00. >> i felt it yesterday, mike. you missed out. sorry, buddy. we're looking at the bay bridge camera. traffic coming into san francisco is looking very standard this morning. we don't have any significant delays. no metering lights yet. that should happen in about 20 minutes. everything looking good from the east bay. drive times average, too. only one in the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 38 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 14 minutes. 15 minutes highway 101 to

cupertino. people still talking about the double dose of shaking that mike didn't feel but alexis did that struck the east bay. >> the epicenter was close to blackhawk. an abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is live this morning where people definitely felt the shaking. >> reporter: good morning. so many people around the bay area say they felt both of yesterday's quakes, especially here in blackhawk. even though it originated almost eight miles under ground. sky 7's sky map technology was able to pinpoint the epicenter close do blackhawk where people felt it pretty good. the first quake struck just after 1:00 p.m. it was measured at 4.3. the second was a 3.5, later downgraded to 3.2. these quakes likely happened on the greenville fault which runs through al meade ka and contra costa county. there were no reports of damage.

over at uc berkeley seismologists say it did set off an early warning system which they say is a good sign it's working. >> at berkeley lab we received four seconds of warning before the shaking hit us. we got alerts onour cell phones, four seconds later we felt light shaking. it was a great test of the system. >> reporter: scientists credit the early warning system for alerting people in the bay area eight seconds before the 2014 6.0 quake that hit napa. for a list of resources on how to prepare for an earthquake, check out our website, abc7news.com. live in blackhawk, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> we posted all the information, what to pack in your emergency kit. go to abc7news.com/preparenor cal to get all those tips. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is due in federal court. >> she's facing fraud and conspiracy charges for

misleading investors in her blood testing startup. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson with more. >> reporter: the criminal fraud trial of theranos trial lez beth holmes and former chief executive and former president sunny ball want any. she claimed theranos technology required just a few drops of blood at a fraction of the cost of existing lab tests. she's facing wire fraud and conspiracy charges as a result of allegations she engaged in a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud investors plus a separate scheme to defraud patients and doctors. holmes could face 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000 for w fraud and each conspiracy count if convicted. they've both pleaded not guilty. in the studio, jobina fortson,

stanford summer program says she was terrified after finding a noose near her dorm. she shared this video of the noose hanging from the tree. she and fellow program members found the symbol of hate friday night. it definitely scared her. the new orleans native also got angry over what she said was the university's dismissive response. >> it just didn't sit well with me. i felt very uncomfortable about the whole situation. once we talked to the police and they were like, oh, well, we took it down. no, there needs to be more donathan just taking it down. >> stanford's department of public safety says it is investigating the incident as a suspicious circumstance and will classify it as a hate crime if new evidence is uncovered. only on abc 7, a 5-year-old boy walked away from a camp on the peninsula and no one knew he was gone until his mom came to pick him up. this happened in menlo park on elder avenue on june 24th. strangers ended up finding the

boy a few blocks away. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo spoke to the boy's parents and the camp's founder. >> reporter: sherene khalil was here to pick up her 5-year-old son on the first day of camp. she got there, showed her id and waited. >> other parents came in after me, picked up their child. my son wasn't coming out. >> reporter: at the same time sherene's father got a call from work. >> a lady on the other line said we found your phone. the boy's father called sherene, still standing at the check-in table. >> in the moment he was lost, found before we even knew or they knew he was lost. >> reporter: the khalils eventually took th soiahey sa ca'snse wasot adeqrt h a >> reporalileo wo rrt. >> we've marked the boundaries

with the orange kouns. it's down to the staff to make sure nobody goes beyond them. >> reporter: restraining staff and increasing roll call is the recommendation of security experts. the camp director was terminated and replaced with the regional director. >> this whole situation is completely unacceptable. the staffer didn't notice that the child left and that's not okay. >> it still goes back to the fact that the ultimate obligation and duty is on the people who are in charge of these kids. >> reporter: the camp founder says in 18 years, this is the first time anything like this has happened. still the khalils will not be reenrolling their son. in menlo park, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. billionaire activist tom steyer is making his first stop in san francisco since announcing he's running for the democratic presidential nomination. he'll be at manny's in the mission district at 6:30.

styeier has previously focused on impeaching president trump. he's pledged to spend $100 million on his own campaign. let's take a look at what's going on outside, what some of our community temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s along the east bayshore line. upper 50s along the tri-valley. brentwood the warm spot at 64 degrees. 61 in oakland, 59 in hayward. waking up in san jose, good morning, thanks for joining us. 59 in san carlos and san francisco. pacifica about 54 degrees. we just could barely see the buck moon. that's what the full moon is called this year. it came up yesterday afternoon. will set in the next hour or so. exercising cool to hot today. beaches calmer, a little more sunshine. let's look at what's going on.

56 at 7:00. mid 80s throughout the afternoon hours. sunshine and 78 at 7:00. for the east bay, stuck in the 60s through 9:00. a few clouds roam in during the afternoon hours as try to reach 80. most of us in the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon hours. san francisco, stuck in the 50s through 9:00. we'll hang out in the mid 60s to near 70 degrees from the coast to the bay. pretty delightful day. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike, we're doing okay. going to take you to the concord area, southbound 242 near willow pass road. sounds like a new two-car crash. one of those vehicles spun out and is facing the wrong way. the two left lanes are blocked. the right lane is open. already about a 15-minute delay. hopefully they can clear that shortly. south of there, walnut wee slow in. that's still looking okay. we want to switch gears here. this is definitely not the kind

of car wash that this driver was looking for. a woman in new jersey was at a car wash yesterday. she accidentally hit the gas instead of the break. her suv plunged into the river. the people inside did escape. if you ever find yourself in a similar situation, you'll want to know how to get out. aaa released a new report advising people to check their car windows. a lot of people have these vehicle escape tools to use in a situation like this, but the report says they're not as effective on newer vehicles because a lot of them have laminated glass instead of tempered glass. >> not the same. it's going to increase the amount of time for you to take to get out of your vehicle. >> you can check what kind of glass is on your vehicle by looking for a label on the bottom corner of the side window. if it's not there, you can contact your vehicle manufacturer. another way to escape from a

submerged vehicle if you don't have one of those tools is to move to the back of the vehicle where there's more air and once all the air has left the vehicle, the pressure should equalize, allowing you to open a door and escape. this is something you never think is going to happen to you. if it does, you'll be panicked. >> worst nightmare. >> you wait until the entire cabin has been filled with water, so there's no air left and then it stabilizes. >> if you can't break a window and you're not able to open the door because of the pressure. once the pressure goes away, you should be able to open the door. >> hope we never need this >> good to think about it ahead of time. >> a lot of us have those tools to break the window, but they're not easily accessible. that's not the time to be rummaging around the glove compartment. >> here is an arby's receipt. >> those won't help you. ed to know as you start your

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number two, no reports of damage after a pair of earthquakes rattled the east bay. sky map 7 inpointing the epicenter north of livermore close to blackhawk. the first quake measured 4.3, the second 3.5. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is scheduled to be back in federal court in san jose. she's facing fraud and conspiracy charges for allegedly misleading investors in her blood testing startup. you may see more e scooters on city streets. transportation officials voted to make the temporary pilot program permanent. number five, we're cool at the coast. mild with 70 in san francisco, 76 in oakland, hot inland with 90s, so about a 30-degree summer spread today. number six, the biggest issue is in the concord area. a two-car crash. one of the vehicles spun out and is facing the wrong way, southbound 242 around willow

pass. two left lanes are blocked. traffic crawling behind it at six miles an hour. the backup almost to highway 4. number seven, beyonce's "spirit" from "the lion king" is out. she's releasing essentially two things. they have "the lion king" sound track out. but her own album is coming out friday. she has a whole album -- >> that's the gift and surprise as is blue ivy. >> literally called "the gift." ♪ san francisco mayor london breed and san francisco aaron tus kin are increasing electric charging stations. breed says it would help reduce emissions from the city's transportation sector which accounts for 46% of the city's

overall emissions. she says the ordinance calls on residents to -- building a better strawberry. they've been able to produce five new varieties, they say it uses less water, less fertilizer and produces bigger fruit. the good news, there's a good chance they'll cost less for you. uc davis has been prolific when it comes to developing new strawberries. i want a sweeter strawberry. >> they've made it. we had it on "midday live." it's extremely sweet. it's like dessert. if you have a dog, you know how much joy they can bring. they're always so happy to see you. >> not my dog, but sure. they love you and now a new study finds our pets can also take away our worries. researchers from washington state university say spending ten minutes petting a dog or cat will do much more than improve your mood.

it will also lower your stress levels. they say spending time with a furry friend insights a tangible physiological response. this includes a reduction in r cou cord sol. >> docks have favorites. you said woodstock prefers your husband. >> it's true. it makes sense. >> don't sell yourself short. >> he has good taste. >> because he likes fillmore than you? >> yeah. everyone knows it. it's fine. i'm fine. >> as long as you're fine, we're all fine. >> we're all fine. >> there's a fund-raiser i do for a place called eqestrian. it's a great organization. slight cooling starts

tomorrow and then the summer spread again this weekend. here is a look at your seven-day forecast. you can see that. we'll cool down starting tomorrow. we're doing okay with one exception. taking back to the concord area, southbound 242 at willow pass road. the two left lanes are blocked. as we zoom out and use our distance measuring tool, up to a two-mile backup. there is a detour. you can stay on highway 4 and take southbound 680 to fully get around that. wait are for a little more information from chp. so far, so good for the bay bridge toll plaza as far as the metering lights are concerned. no backup in the cash lanes. in fact, a little wait in the fast track lanes, but the metering lights should flip on in the next five to ten minutes. thanks, alexis. in today's "gma first look," a new mexico family saved from a fire meeting their heroes. >> dropping their child out a

window in the waiting arms of nearby construction workers. in this morning's "gma first look," it's the heart stopping rescue that made the city of albuquerque hold its breath. >> we got reports of multiple people trapped inside this building. >> those men are not firefighting, working on a nearby roof, coming the the aid of a family trapped in a nearby burning apartment building. >> we got advised we apartment c has chish trapped inside. >> watch as the parents drop the baby safely into their arms. then the men rescue a toddler and finally a ladder to save the parents. >> we saw the smoke coming out of the window. our reaction was just help, help. that's all it was. >> now this morning only on gma, we're reuniting that grateful family and those incredible heroes. their message of gratitude and courage coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm marcus moore, abc news.

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our highs today compared to average, redwood city the same. everybody else two to three degrees warmer than average. that changes tomorrow. an incredible rescue. a toddler stuck on an inflatable duck that drifted out from shore. thankfully she's okay. a paddle border came to the rescue. this happened in indiana. the mom says she felt helpless as her child drifted into the deep. she had two kids on the inflatable duck. dr out of her reach. >> she was doing a great job by being hands-on, touch supervision. there was one adult with two children and an offshore wind

and this floatation device floating pretty quick. >> a man on a paddle board raced toward the toddler. then the duck flipped over. eventually someone on a motorboat helped get the child to safety. water safety experts say don't use floatation devices that are not coast guard approved on open water. >> we keep hearing that. >> it's for the pool. that's it. tesla is reducing the base price of the model three sedan as the company tries to make its best-selling electric car more affordable. this comes weeks after the federal tax credit was cut in half to just under $1,900. on monday tesla reduced the price of the model 3 by $1,000 to $39,000. the company will stop selling the standard version of its larger model s sedan. sh> you may soon be ae tou dr theyl bin serving customers

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now at 5:30, nearly a dozen evidence markers at the scene of a shooting in the east bay. the investigation under way right now. more scooters on the streets. why you will likely see some new scooter options coming to san francisco. new emojis are coming. >> is this you in an emoji? >> yeah, it is. apple revealed some of the symbols you'll see on your phone this fall. >> spin cycle? what was that supposed to be? >> i don't know. >> i'm not going to tell you. >> not yet. we'll get it out of you reggie. good morning on this wednesday, july 17. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. welcome back mike. good to see you. >> thank you. good to be back. glad everybody is healthy and fine with all the issues we had the last couple days. let's move along and talk about what's going on outside. winds picking up through the delta. that's pulling air out of concord and napa. you can see 22 miles per hour

there, 14 in san jose. everybody else is pretty quiet. there's your blanket of clouds and gorgeous sunrise about to develop. 55 to 60 degrees this morning. pretty close to average. low to mid siktsz at the coast. not as breezy as yesterday. we'll go from 74 to 80 around the bay from noon to 4:00. 80 to 90 inland. another hot day. you may need the air conditioner. alexis. looking great with one exception. southbound 242 at willow pass road, one vehicle did spin out. that's facing the wrong way. only one lane getting by. it looks like a lot of folks sticking to westbound 84 and taking southbound 680 instead. starting to see the backup on both those options. the alternate and the main route not looking great. everyone else is quiet. richmond-san rafael bridge drive time in the green six minutes. 13 minutes westbound across san mateo. nine minutes if you're traveling on westbound 84 across the dumbarton bridge. new this morning, police in the east bay are investigating a

shooting it happened late last night on 18th street and chancellor avenue in richmond. video just into the news room in the last hour or so showing almost a dozen police evidence markers in the middle of the street. we have reached out to richmond police for details on the victim and what may have led up to the gunfire. prepare to possibly see more e-scooters on san francisco city streets. the vote went through to make the temporary pilot program permanent. >> will we see the program expand? abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson with more. >> e-scooters want to make sure they're not just attracting customers that are white, male and rich. according to a recent the major riders. the "san francisco examiner" is reporting this. the sfmta board of directors voted yesterday to temporary pilot program to make it permanent.

the examiner says the program, which started last october, was largely successful. the pilot program only allowed two companies, skip and scoot, this time around. there could be many others. we'll be taking on much stricter requirements. the sfmta is hoping the see scooter companies put a greater focus on low income communities and operate outside of downtown. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. no significant aftershocks have been reported from those two small earthquakes in the east bay. sky map 7 on sky 7 pinpoints the epicenters for you. close to blackhawk. a magnitude 4.3 quake hit after 1:00 yesterday followed by a 3.5 a few minutes later. the quakes were felt all the way to the san mateo county coast. seismologists say there's a one in 20 chance of something larger in the same area in the next three weeks. we want to remind you abc 7 news can help you prepare. go to abc7news.com/prepare

nocal. today manage at pacheco mini storage will notify customers who had their kwlunts and delong innings destred b this grass fire. the fire raced through 50 units in a matter of minutes after starting near a homeless encampment. people living there have been questioned by investigators. the wind-driven fire jumped from near highway 4 to the storage units and across the freeway towards 680 south. witnesses called it a wall of flames. >> all across the side was all smoke everywhere. it was definitely a pretty good fire. i know it was hot and then they asked me to clear the area and i had to leave. that's all i could do. >> firefighters remain at the along partyov heetsno hot spots yesterdato rebuke theresolution

prent's attack on four democratic congresswomen. he had told the women of color to go back to the countries they came from. house speaker nancy pelosi called on democrats and republicans to condemn the racist tweets. >> to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and a shameful abdication of our oath of office to protect the american people. >> most vial accusations and insults against our nation have become incredibly routine. >> many republicans including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell objected to pelosi's use of the word racist. only four house republicans voted for the measure. oakland police and other city departments will be band from using facial recognition technology. the city council unanimously approved the policy last night. critics fear using the software may violate privacy rights. police argue limited use of the

text speeds up identifying criminal suspects. the council will take a second vote in september. new details in the helicopter crash that killed a flight instructor in the east bay. federal investigators say it happened as the chopper hovered over the hayward airport on monday. the instructor and student were in contact with air traffic control but there was no disstraes call. the ntsb expects to release a preliminary report in two weeks. a student group is planning to demonstrate today. student leaders from the just care campaign plan to urge university administrators to publicly support a bill that would require university to offer medication abortion by 2023. so far uc officials have remained neutral on the legislation. today's demonstration is scheduled to beginning at 9:30 at the mission bay conference center. san francisco is one step closer to raising the price for one-time use paper bags.

it's part of the plastic bag 2.0. it would ban plastic produce bags and raise the price for one-time use paper bag to 25 cents. >> i'm concerned we're falling back on this raise-the-fee approach that is not necessarily proven and will have the greatest impact on people who are low income. >> the next step is for a second hearing in supervisors. a plan is in the works to convert abandoned greenhouses into housing. neighbors have a plan to stop it. a small restaurant in san francisco is at the center of a big movement to turn around climate change and change how we eat in the process. right now we'll take a live look outside. this is giving us all kinds of shades of -- >> cotton candy.

my little pony. >> i wasn't going to go there, but i like it. >> hey, mike. >> here is another view from mt. tam, looking over that. we've got gorgeous color. thanks to who is dialing those up. i appreciate that. mid 50s in daly city, half moon bay. mid to upper 50s on the bay side. up in the north bay mid to upper 50s just like in the south bay. here in the south bay, 101 at 880, hardly a cloud in the sky. watch out for the sunshine slowdown as you head to the east this morning. misty conditions at the coast. that's my only concern for you this morning while driving. cool to hot this morning to this afternoon from our inland neighborhoods on mass transit. on the bay, it's going to be a little slower today than yesterday. let's go back to the east bay valleys. in the 60s through 9:00. a few clouds.

upper 80s to low 90s for the better part of the afternoon. a look at the peninsula, in the 60s through 9:00 with stubborn clouds. then sunshine will help push us to near 80 this afternoon. for your 12-hour planner for the south bay, 50s through 7:00, 60s at 9:00, 80s at 1:00, mid 80s through the afternoon hours. if you take a gorgeous sunset picture, #abc7now. we have cooler weather coming up. let's brirng in alexis and see what she's watching. >> looking at the bay bridge as well. we have traffic to talk about here. the metering lights on at 5:21 officially this morning. car pool lanes looking great. cash and fast track, you know the drill, they have filled in and you're definitely slowing down as you enter the maze. heavy into the city as well. we've got a crash involving a box truck. sounds like that's the only vehicle involved. that driver hit the right

barrier and bounced back into the right lane. one lane is blocked. sending emergency crews to the scene right now. trying to get eyes on this. we have a caltrans camera in the area where we might be able to have a visual of it. i'll have an update coming up shortly. one other collision. this is in the east bay. two lanes blocked, southbound 242 near willow pass road. vehicle spun out facing the wrong way. that's spilled over onto

it's been really nice not to have to deal with is the poor air quality. once again, good to barely moderate along the coast and to the central bay over the next several days. let's talk about what's going on as far as our temperatures. mid to upper 90s through the central valley. look at that, 30 degrees cooler in monterey at 67, eureka at 68. low to mid 80s in the high country. the low 80s will continue, even a 79 is possible. a little breezy on friday. 81st, 82 sunday. hope you enjoy it. washington is paying tribute to retired supreme court justice john paul stevens. he died from complications from a stroke. stevens was the third longest serving supreme court justice.

he was considered a moderate when gerald ford appointed him. by the time he retired he was the court's leading liberal. happening today the san francisco planning commission will consider making the site of a former flower nursery a historical landmark. sky 7 shows us the old greenhouses in the city's po portola neighborhood. it hasn't been used in more than 25 years. neighbors say they're not willing to see it torn down. a developer who bought the site in 2017 for $7.5 million does have plans for a 63-unit development. >> our plan is to do housing which is much needed, 20% affordable and create a dedicated lot that will contribute to the public. >> it's definitely a david and goliath battle, no question. developers with a lot of money versus a little neighborhood, we're very blue collar. we're not rich down here. >> the neighbors say their vision is to restore the

greenhouses and make it a commercial farm that could grow flowers and produce to sell to local restaurants. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. a san francisco chef recently awarded the best culinary world prize, equated to the nobel prize for food. anthony myint is trying to affect climate change through food. a surcharge goes toward sustainable projects. an international panel of judges voted to recognize him for his efforts. the culinary world prize comes with 100,000 euros. we want to hear your ideas. share them by joining our better bay area on facebook. now to the debate about life 360, an app that helps parents

monitor their kids. some teens are lashing out saying it's a violation of their privacy. it's designed for families to stay in touch. once downloaded, parents can tap into their kids' cell phone and track them while they're driving including if they speed or get into car trouble. >> first response was i feel leashed. >> i think the app is not innovative. it gives me an extra layer of protection to know that my daughter was not only where she was supposed to be but also that she was getting there safe. >> "good morning america" will have a full report on life 360 including advice for parents and teenagers. that's coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. >> would you have liked that on your phones when you're a teenager? >> it's hard to imagine even having a phone as a teenager. >> this world is so different. apple celebrating world emoji day. >> apple will release 59 emojis. more food, animal and smiley face options and new

disability-themed emotions like prosthetic limbs, even a guide dog. apple is updating its hand holding couple emojis. you have just about every combination of gender and skin tone you can imagine. >> and mustache apparently. that mustache equality movement gained traction. >> very popular right now. >> i'm glad to see that. >> and they've got the sloth. >> i'm surprised there was no waffle emoji before now? >> there was pancakes. >> we didn't see the spinning smiley. >> there's a yawning one which is shady to send back, just a yawn. >> i guess i could be like, i'm sleepy. that would be nice. it doesn't have to be shady. >> if reggie sends it -- >> then it is. if you get that plus the waffle you're in real big trouble. >> i was confused. i was off for a couple day, reggie was taking the positive, non-shady side to that. i was like what happened?

just messing with you. let's move on. it's 58 degrees at sfo, partly cloudy conditions. no delays right now. mostly sunny day. to the coast some sunshine. more clouds are coming tonight in the next couple nights. coastal drizzle and that's why we're going to see a little bit of a cooling trend that will be stopped sunday when it stops warming once again. the cloud deck will increase through about 8:00. look how quickly it pulls back to the coast. even look at the coast, how it kind of melts away a little bit for sunshine. here comes the big push tonight and tomorrow. that's what's going to bring the real cooling trend in for the rest of us. 84 in san jose. 86 in morgan hill. some of the warm spots. mid 70s to low 80s, a spread on the peninsula from millbrae to 74. low to mid 60s along the coast. near 70 downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. mid to upper 80s through the

north bai except for sonoma and vallejo. mid to upper 70s with oakland and perkily at 76. you've been running the air conditioner here. keep it going. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see we drop about two to four degrees. a couple more friday. holding steady saturday. the slight warming trend inland starts sunday. high alexis. >> good morning, mike. we have a few of the crash in san francisco from one of the caltrans cameras. so this is a box truck, as you can see, westbound 80 on the bay bridge right at the fremont exit. don't quite know how much damage is done to the front of that truck. it's a little tough to tell since the quality of the picture isn't wonderful and we're starting to get light outside, too. we can't really see if there's a ton of damage or if it's pulled off. looks like most of the lanes are open. we may have part of one of the exit lanes blocked. it looks like chp is there and taking away the shoulder for folks continuing on to to city.

we'll keep an eye on that. you're backed up almost to trez your island area at this point. that crash again westbound 80 at the fremont exit, not adding a ton of time to your commute, hopefully they'll be able to clear that, too. southbound 242 near willow pass, a crash in the two left lanes in concord. that has things backed up to highway 4 and beyond. westbound 4 is slow as well. this morning sprint warning customers about a recent security breach. user information including addresses and phone numbers was compromised starting in late june. it's not clear how many accounts were affected. sprint says it has reset security coats on those accounts within three days of learning about that breach. this is kind of cool. domi domino's turning to technology. >> you can track the location of your pizza using gps so you'll know when it will arrive. the company says it hopes to use

the data to approve delivery time. >> i will say i get pretty intense when i order a pete tracking it. they're like, it's in the oven. >> how far into the oven? >> exactly. turns out you can make something out of nothing. this story is blowing my mind. food tech company solar foods says it's created a natural protein source from a mix of carbon dioxide, water and ru knuble electricity. the company says it is a fully natural fermentation process with an end product that looks and tastes just like wheat flour but made out of thin air. solar foods says it could hit the supermarkets in the next two years. they're saying it's good for the environment and it's catching on. would you try it? >> i will try it after you and a six-month waiting period just to see how things develop. new at 6:00, marriott ceo responds to a new lawsuit trying

to stop the so-called resort fees. why he says they aren't going any which. >> i hate those resort fees. first, beyonce's new music video from "the lion king" sound track is out. the cameo appearance you're going to see. first, a live look outside this morning. i was going to do "the lion king" open, but i don't have the spirit in me right now. >> ah. >> i don't have it. i don't want to itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com

if you weren't paying attention, both of our baseball teams are hot and in the playoff hunt. the a's i think have the last playoff spot. they won five in a row. 70 today, 12:37 to 75. burn time 15 to 20 minutes. have fun, take the sunscreen. take a look at what will be probably the three coolest days. you can see the 90s are very limited to cloverdale and clear lake starting tomorrow. you can see clear lake on friday. everybody in the 60s and 70s around the bay and 80s inland. that will continue into saturday. notice 92 in clear lake. warmer weather is coming sunday, monday and tuesday. we are looking at a crash in the bay bridge from the caltrans camera. you can see the box truck hit that barrier westbound 80 right at the fremont exit. not sure if they're trying to take the exit or what happened. we have at least the median area blocked off. trying to confirm if we have any

lanes blocked, either on the mainline or the exit. i believe maybe that far right lane is blocked if you're coming off the bay bridge. here is a look at one of our cameras for folks coming into the city. you're heavy from as soon as you get out of the yerba buena uena tunnel. tracy to dublin on 580, 46 minutes. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco in the yellow at 18 minutes. california's troubled high-speed rail project is a step closer to the next phase of construction. the raith authority has moved toward awarding a $1.6 billion contract to design and build the tracks on the first leg of the system and that is going to be in the central valley. the board of directors wants to pick a contractor by next summer. the state does face a deadline or risk losing billions in grants. take a look, this is the

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watch right here on abc 7 that robin roberts did. beyonce posted on youtube. now it's the number one trending video on the site. no surprise there. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. if you're wondering where did beyonce shoot this lovely video, the answer is the grand canyon. >> okay. i see that golden light. >> she had to get special permission from the native tribe and she got it. new at 6:00, a health alert about your cholesterol. doctors say it should be a wake-up call for all of us. security concerns at a day camp on the peninsula. the changes it says it's making after a 5-year-old camper wandered away. i'm anser hassan in the east bay with reaction to

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>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. that is still true at 6:00 in the morning. here is mike. >> thank you very much, guys. let's talk about what's going on. first, we'll take a look at live doppler 7. there's mist along the coast. thicker clouds and broken clouds scattered across as you can see here, it looks pretty sunny in san francisco. if you go to the east bay shoreline clouds are thicker. we've got that going. temperatures in the mid 50s to upper 50s. sunshine pretty quickly today, 60 at the coast, 70 around the bay. 80 inland by noon. we go 80 to 90 for bay and inland. warm to hot this afternoon. here is alexis. looking at this box truck collision westbound 80 at the fremont exit. flares up on either