into action. >> both appeared to be in distress. turned care over to spal fortunately the other infant was already deceased and died the baby also in the hospital is listed in stable condition. california does allow parents to safely hand over their baby or babies within 72 hours of birth without any questions or any concerns about consequences. they can be dropped off at a fire station or an emergency room. live in fairfield, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> such an important reminder, thank you, amy. as part of abc 7's take action campaign, we have resources available if you're facing a personal crisis. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. it's now 4:30. if you're waking up to us, let's get a quick check on wengter and traffic. >> here is a look at the cloud cover.

the gray is not as extensive as it was yesterday. ten miles per hour in concord and 16 in fairfield. that's going to set the stage for faster sunshine and warmer temperatures, but nothing too hot today. we'll start off in the mid to upper 50s. sunshine. even out to the coast a little bit by noon. 58 there. low to upper 70s. definitely warmer during the lunch hour. near 60 at the coast. back down into comfortable 70s around 7:00. here is frances again. >> still quiet on the roads right now. we'll show you a few live cameras. if you're heading to the san mateo bridge, things looking good. hayward is on the right-hand side. 101 delay free all along the peninsula and into the south bay. it is a little crowded on westbound 80 for headlights moving threw emeryville right now. no big delays as we check out

the drive time on the westbound 80 stretch, highway 4 to the maze is 16 minutes. delay-free across the bay bridge on southbound 101 to sfo. now to the latest in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. investigators are trying to figure out a motive for sunday's shooting. police say they found a second gun in the shooter's car. it was also purchased in nevada. authorities say the gunman went to several big box stores before the attack. we don't know what he was buying there. the fbi says it needs up to four more days to process the crime scene. two community meetings are being held in gilroy, both start at 6:00 tonight. everyone can return to pickup their car at christmas hill park between 9:00 a.m. and 6:45. the family of the 13-year-old killed in the attack is remembering her as bright and loving. keyla salazar would have celebrated her birthday on sunday. >> reporter: strong, smart, beautiful, vibrant. words family and friends are

using to describe 13-year-old keyla salazar killed on sunday at the gilroy garlic festival. >> we wanted to be here because we think it's important that community knows who key la is and how important he is for us. >> reporter: her family was here at ace empower academy celebrating her eighth grade graduation. tuesday night they were here to grieve. keyla was the first to stand up when she heard gunfire. she turned to look for family. that's when she was shot. >> a desperate wish that it never happened. >> reporter: during the press conference tuesday, keyla's mom, dad and siblings stood behind those who spoke. her immediate family trying to hold in the heart ache. >> the focus of our community supporting keyla's family as they grieve, supporting our staff and supporting our students. >> reporter: all of whom are forced to live without the girl described as sunshine, a young woman who spent the young woman

cleaning and completing shores to convince her parents to buy her a puppy. >> she was our motivation and we're in pain that >> rorte aft t scheduled press conference, keyla's family hosted a private vigil on school grounds. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> the first victim was identified as 6-year-old stephen romero. one of his cousins fought back tears. >> it just isn't right. especially for a little boy to pass away like this. does this really have to happen for the whole world to know that gun violence is very bad? >> two separate gofundme accounts for the omero family raised more than $148,000. we do have links to those gofundme accounts in all three victims. that's on our website,

abc7news.com. that's also where you'll find all the stories we've done since sunday on the tragedy in gilroy. gu> the investigation into the th conic material on white supremacy and radical islam in legan's home in nevada. they found empty boxes of ammunition, a and a gas mask. police say he planned the attack and apparently acted alone. there's surveillance video showing him shopping at several stores. police found a shotgun in the search of the car. it had not been used. >> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the gilroy shooting. we're posting updates on abc7news.com and on our abc 7 news app. we'll send pushced the ns confen thoy aack putting

attention on training. today first responders, educators will take part in an activet millchooln millbrae. neighbors fe ein anawinar they occasion occasional loud noises. it's expected to be held from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and it will happen through friday. it is your voice, your vote. senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden go head-to-head tonight. >> they're among the ten expected on stage tonight. trevor ault is live with the highlights from the debate. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning natasha and reggie. the focus from last night was largely ideological. all the candidates talk about how critical it is to beat

president trump on 2020. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: night one of the democratic debates in detroit highlighting the internal struggle for the direction of the party with moderate candidates challenging progressive leaders. >> it's with bad policies like medicare for all, free everything and impossible promises that will turn off voters and get trump re-elected. >> senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders with the highest poll numbers on stage not backing away from their ambitious ideas. >> i don't know understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running as president of the united states to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: dominating much of the debate, health care. particularly senator sanders' medicare for all plan. >> for senior citizens it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that.

>> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: the candidates never straying from a central idea, the importance of getting president trump out of office. >> we are as divided as polarized as a country as we have ever been. right now we have a president who uses fear to try to drive us further apart. the thing you will be remembered for is whether in this moment with this president you found the courage to stand up to him or you continue to put party over country. >> reporter: so the lineup for tonight's debate pairs up. two candidates who clashed in the first debate, california senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden. biden is the front-runner in the race right now. interestingly he was not mentioned by name at all in the debate last night. reporting in detroit, trevor ault, abc 7 news. >> the fact checkers were hard at work. to find out which claims hold up, go to abc7news.com. new details in the stabbing of a police officer in italy.

the bay area teens accused of the crime are reacting to his death. a major wildfire is burning out of control in northern california. the challenge firefighters are facing. a report blames pg&e delayed safety up dates in fire-prone areas. the deadline the company faces today to respond. 4:39. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> welcome to wednesday. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s throughout the south bay. one exception, mountain view, at about 60 degrees. we've got temperatures in the mid to upper 50s elsewhere until you get to the north bay, the same areas like yesterday. novato and sebastopol in the low 50s. you may need to grab a coat there. a lot of us, we don't even grab them when it's this temperature. 56 degrees as you're coming into the city from the western span of the bay bridge. let's talk about your commute. less fog to deal with this morning. cool and warm, maze transit this morning and this afternoon.

no small craft advisory today. in the north bay, 50s through 9:00, near 70 at 11:00. we'll be 74 as we head into the evening. for the east bay, we've got cloud cover through about 8:00 and a total amount of sunshine this afternoon, mid to upper 70s. and our last stop will be san francisco. definitely brighter than yesterday. temperatures will respond by warming maybe a degree or two, low to mid 60s. not as breezy as the last couple days. take a look at the weekend heat coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. say hi to francis. between you and sue, i'm going to lose track every day. nice to have you here in all sincerity. thanks for being here. what's going on? >> pretty quiet right now. i'm hoping it stays that way this wednesday morning. we've got lots of green out there. slowing westbound 580 through the altamont pass. there's an earlier crash that might be out there, westbound 580 on the santa rita road off-ramp. a live shot of 101 in san jose,

things are flowing well. no problems in the south bay. headlights move northbound on 101. that is 880 right across your screen. checking out 101 in the northbound in san rafael, southbound traffic on the right-hand side and down towards the golden gate bridge. the drive time, the middle bar, from southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco is 48 minutes. mass transit reporting no delays. b.a.r.t. looking good

let's take a look at what's going to happen with our air quality. still going to be very good to moderate as we head from wednesday through saturday. if you've traveling around the state, we have a few minor changes. mid to upper 90s as we head into the central valleys. along the coast we'll have clouds mixing with sunshine. 65 in eureka, 67 in monterey. 75 to 81 around san diego and los angeles. then we'll be around 87 in tahoe. here is the way it's going to look this weekend with temperatures starting off at 80, but hanging out in the mid 80s during the weekend. reggie? >> authorities in italy say the two bay area teenagers accused of killing a police officer in roam cried when they were told the officer died.

police say 18-year-old gabe nah tall la and 19-year-old finnfinn elder, the blindfolding of nat talley grave and unacceptable. he insisted the interrogation was valley. we learned the officer who was killed didn't have his gun with him that night. a top police officer said even if the officer had his gun, he wouldn't have had time to draw it before he was attacked. you can follow dan noyes on twitter. he is in italy right now looking into the story. we'll have his reports throughout the week on abc 7 news, abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. in the south bay a milpitas woman is accused of illegally giving out hundreds of thou of prescription drugs at wall green. they say kim thien le impersonated two pharmacists

with flames similar to her. fentanyl, ox co-doane and morphine were the drugs. today is the deadline that pg&e has to file a response to an article published by the thee "wall street journal." the "wall street journal" obtained documents showing 49 metal towers that carried the line needed to be fully replaced. pg&e delayed upgrading its oldest transmission lines, ranking them as low-risk projects. detailed inspections began only after the campfire pg later decided to retire that transmission line blamed for starting the campfire. firefigters are battling to get the upper hand on a tucker fire scorched more than 14,000 acres of land. it's the largest wildfire in the state so far. cal fire says the fire began

sunday afternoon. investigators say people may have accidentally started it. fires. >> reporter: burning in a rule area. no evacuations there so far. it is 4:46. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's bring in meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's hope they get some kind of containment on that soon be this weekend, and the conditions will just get worse. here is a look at walnut creek. 57 degrees right now. looking southbound 680. the comfy conditions continue today. if you liked the last two days, you're going to love today. don't stop listening because of that. there are changes on the way. we've got cool conditions and clouds. they'll vary the next couple nights. the heat will take flight this weekend. the reason we're seeing fluctuations, an area of low pressure to the north and high pressure to the south. we're stuck in the middle. today the low pressure is lifting the lid off the marine layer. that's why we'll have a little more sunshine and just slightly warmer temp at this.

78 in milpitas, mid 80s in los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy. millbrae about 72. mid 60s, a little more sunshine along the coast. not as breezy. mid to upper 60s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. we have 79 in sonoma, 87 in santa rosa. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s. oakland 72here is a look at my r seven-day forecast. holding pattern tomorrow. a couple degreesan see the 80s away from the coast saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. have a good day. here is frances. >> good morning everyone. still pretty quiet on the roads right now. lots of green out there. a bit of road work you might want to know about. it could slow you a little bit. the only slowing is westbound 580 through the altamont pass. there's road work as you make your way on northbound 880 out of san leandro near the coliseum

and also again oakland. that should be scheduled to be picked up, san leandro about 5:00, oakland around 6:00. also, check out the 580 right, locks of brake lights, westbound 205 between 27 miles and 15 miles per hour into the altamont pass. drive time from tracy to dublin is 37 minutes. southbound 680 looking good right now, dublin to mission boulevard, 14 minutes. as we collect out the ride on northbound 85, highway 101 to cupertino, an easy 15-minute ride. the iphone now makes up less than half of hamson's business. >> here is tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, a slump for apple's iphone. >> the flagship phone now accounts for less than half of its business for the first time in nearly seven years. overall apple's earnings beat expectations in the last quarter, driven mostly by sales of ipads and wearables.

apple will begin accepting applications for the credit card next month. amazon wants to make it easier to open big and unruly boxes. >> the tech giant asked companies to make packages more efficient by easy to open by august 1st. the "wall street journal" reports the companies could be fined if they don't follow through. that will help out a lot at home. >> trying to get into the boxha. have a great day. >> my grandfather already has the apple credit card. it's really heavy. a way to state his claim. b.a.r.t. is making an effort to warn riders about aggressive panhandling. if

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returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. big win last night at the coliseum. we'll go at it again tonight. the brewers and a's, 7:07 first pitch. 67 degrees. a little bit milder. still kind of chilly at the end of the game. 61. have fun. >> mike, thanks. b.a.r.t. has started removing anti panhandling signs from the new fleet of the future cars. sf weekly pointed out that someone pointed out to b.a.r.t.

board of directors that the sign reads no panhandling subject to fine. the signs were supposed to read no aggressive panhandling. federal courts have ruled that panhandling is a protected form of free speech. the federal trade commission rolled out a new tool to fight those robo calls. an interactive website shows you the particular types of calls spammers are using to target your area. you can see if the calls are live or recorded. you can also get details about calls getting the most complaints. we have a link to the database at abc7news.com. san francisco's levi's plazas has a new owner. a real estate company is nine different buildings on plaza street. the real estate firm also owns ghirardelli square and the south shore center in alameda. i wanted to remind you we do have the king tides coming at us once again over the manzanita

park and right. that's why we're dealing with the closure there because of that. there you go. most of these are going to happen during the overnight hours when a lot of us are sleeping. in fact, today we won't even have one. let's jump ahead and show you what's going on as far as our potential hurricanes. we've got erick and floss si. erick is going to bear down just to the south of the hawaiian islands from thursday, friday, into saturday. a whole lot of rain and a lot of rip currents. we'll keep an eye on flossy as it may hit the islands next week. frances. >> okay. here is a look at some traffic going on right now. we've got a lot of green out there actually, and westbound 80 is looking good. as you make your ride on east bay 580 -- sorry, that's east bay 80 where we have road work going on and westbound 80 is looking good through emeryville. here is a live look of san jose to 80.

you'll see traffic is flowing well. we haven't had any big problems this morning. it's a good looking trip here in thbod for headlights moving onto 280. golden gate bridge also nice ride right now. headlights southbound into san francisco. as we check out the drive times, a quick six-minute ride across the glij. delay-free across the bay bridge and looking good across the san mateo bridge. today connecticut's attorney general will veignnto juul. a study found that ingredients can catch inflammation. when the liquids are heated they create chemicals called acetols and in extreme cases can damage the lungs. juul says the study is flawed and created a measurement of exposure that will never be

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now at 5:00, a community continuing to heal. the latest in the gilroy shooting investigation as some of the survivors return to the festival grounds. >> good morning. it's 5:00 on wednesday, july 31st. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> a little gray out there but not as much as yesterday. you can see on live doppler 7, a look from the exploratorium. definitely a break in the clouds there. you'll need the sunglasses a little quicker today. temperatures about the same as yesterday morning. mid to upper 50s. we'll see a little more of a spread as temperatures will warm a little faster because of that extra sunshine from the coast at