>>marty gonzales:.s the live camera same story goes for sfo camera as well lost souls' low- cost and visibility is definitely affecting the airline's is morning sfo 41 minute delays because of the low cloud cover definitely check if i found if it wanted to the club won this one of find out any time this morning temperatures definitely on the cool side bundled this morning you will need to deny a decrease of san francisco: 61 and hayward 63 and aug. 66 of the more 63 in san francisco a chilly 61 degrees will let you know what tomorrow will bring come up next. >>marty gonzales: over the past couple of years wilson suffered protest still on to bay area freeways who took the police about what you should and should not do if you find yourself stuck behind a traffic blocking protest. >>reporter: to as much as you might want to get a better view of what is on chp said it is best to stay in the car = offset to keep this to track calls in mind don't do anything illegal. >>marty gonzales: the alameda county fire

i will hand this off to the acting chief chief gonzales. >> thank you commissioner president covington so the h 23 in the 18 we met i he feels there entirely with users commissioner vice president cleaveland and wanting o'connor and as well as the chief and the members if the ems association informal agreements we agreed on the wablg as well as how many years the applicants have to have in the fire department substantially the next day we met again with dhr representative steven 798 attorney and the association again and ac myers and yourselves and agreed to those two items what we came up with we have to i'll say modify the classification chief meyers they compressed and some things adam that maybe not should have been adam and hopefully get that document modified this week and agreed on by both parties the city and 798 and move forward with this. >> okay. >> thank you we will have frequent updates on this until the deal is made thanks. >> is this any public comment on this item? that wants to comment on this presentation. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and fellow commissio

i will hand this off to the acting chief chief gonzales. >> thank you commissioner president covington so the h 23 in the 18 we met i he feels there entirely with users commissioner vice president cleaveland and wanting o'connor and as well as the chief and the members if the ems association informal agreements we agreed on the wablg as well as how many years the applicants have to have in the fire department substantially the next day we met again with dhr representative steven 798 attorney and the association again and ac myers and yourselves and agreed to those two items what we came up with we have to i'll say modify the classification chief meyers they compressed and some things adam that maybe not should have been adam and hopefully get that document modified this week and agreed on by both parties the city and 798 and move forward with this. >> okay. >> thank you we will have frequent updates on this until the deal is made thanks. >> is this any public comment on this item? that wants to comment on this presentation. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and fellow commissio

gonzales: it could be that mr.elieved he had made the decision and he knew what he would be recommending and wanted to get it out as quickly as possible, as far away as possible from the convention and election. it was simply a situation where he was ready to go and wanted to make the announcement. john: thank you very much for doing this today, sir. when we come back, we will walk down the boardwalk and talk the board talk in atlantic city, new jersey, right after this. ♪ >> in one word, how would you describe hillary clinton? >> delectable. >> strength. >> qualified. >> experienced. >> nice. >> competent. >> deceiving. >> one word to describe hillary clinton. >> liar. >> woman. >> hypocrite. >> dishonest. >> smart. >> fabulous. >> secretive. >> and donald trump? >> very hopeful. >> unqualified. >> on electable. >> fraud. >> truthful. >> opportunist. >> stupid. shifty. >> mean. >> arrogant. >> torn. i'm torn. >> hillary clinton. >> questionable. >> how about bernie sanders? >> inspirational. mark: some of the sigh

also hurt after police say it was stabbed several times by gonzales. the dog is expected to recover. gonzales was booked on a series of charges including felony hit- and-run, dui, and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in san jose after a man was found stabbed this morning. the victim's body was found just after 9:30 a.m. on the 400 block of north first street. so far there is no word on any arrests or the victim's identity. it marks the city's 27th homicide of the year. >>> san francisco police are looking for a gunman who shot two men this morning killing one of them. witnesses told police the incident began with a dispute as patrons left a bar on geary boulevard between polk and market. they say after the fight got sick -- physical a car pulled up and someone got out and fired several shots. one man died at the scene, the other was taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive. police have not offered details about the suspect or the car involved. >>> the bill and melinda gates foundation announced it will i

a police dog was also hurt after being stabbed several times by gonzales at the canine is expected to recover and gonzales has been booked on a series of charges including felony hit-and-run and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> according to the mercury news, troops by uber and lyft, and wings have skyrocketed in airports and oakland, san jose and san francisco, and taxi trips are down by 23%. they say the biggest challenge with increase in ride shares is staging the drivers while they wait for their ride. >>> a check on the traffic with sal this morning.>> good morning, traffic is off to a decent start if you're driving through gilroy. northbound 101 looks good from gilroy's through morgan hill and getting up to san jose, not a bad commute at all. off to a nice start. also looking at the other commutes, a look at the san mateo bridge, the traffic looks good heading over to the peninsula, a good start at the bay bridge as well, and a good time to get on the road to meet the crowd. >>> 4:16 am.>>> we have a big fog bank out there with some drizzle as well and it will be a cooler patter

gonzales: i would not make a decision based on a 15-minute press conference. like to sit down with investigators and look at what they look at. workwould be a lot more that i would like to do to feel comfortable. particularly since it involves someone running for president of the united states. you want to get this exactly right. i would be shooting off the cuff if i simply said, "based on what he said, this is what i would do." he leaned inng really hard on was the question of intent. could not find criminal intent clinton's part. the lack of intent seemed to be a big part of why he would not recommend an indictment, but who point to the law and say intent really is not necessary because gross negligence is the standard. what do you understand the appropriate standard to be? depend ones: it will the statute in question, and in some cases, specific intent is required. in others it is not. for example, standard gross negligence would not necessarily require a winding of specific intent. on theoing to depend statutes being looked at. what the attorney general wo

at marci gonzales, abc news, new york. ben: right now, thousands of firefighters and dozens of aircraft are attacking the deadly wildfire on the coast of california. the 27,000 acre fire has destroyed at least 34 homes. a state of emergency is in place. and several neor california fire officials estimate it will take until the end of august to put the flames out. look at this. we could have been dealing with this right now. flooding in the street of new york city. heavy pockets of rain this morning left behind close to a half an inch of rain per hour. the flashforward -- the flash flood warning has been lifted. as maxwell smart would say, missed it by that much. twitter have been asking all day , what happened to a? 100 miles to far south -- too far south. new york got it. we didn't. we picked up half an inch of rain this month. we should be over three inches at this point. we continue the drought situation and really our next chance of rain does not show up until sunday's forecast. rain was. we have reports of waterspouts

both the officer and gonzales were injured but are expected to be okay.estigators say a police dog was also hurt after being stabbed several times by gonzales but the k-9 is expected to recover. gonzales was bookedoon series of charges -- booked on a series of charges. . >>> security operation in cleveland ahead of the republican national convention this week. officials are working -- [ indiscernible ] again today in baton rouge. on the streets of cleveland where demonstrators have been out today. >> man showed up armed today because the open carry law in ohio says he can. >> reporter: amid the demonstrations ahead of the gop convention and a nation shocked at violence from racial tension that is not changing. the police union requested john kasich suspend the open carry law, john kerry said he is not allowed. he notes that open carry is suspended in the secure zone. are you telling me the lives of the delegates are more important than the lives of the officers and the people here and then added if the governor is not going to do everything he can to make

, publisher of the rothenberg and gonzales clinical report to ask questions.et me handed over to emily for the first one. emily: thank you. i had a question about your nominee donald trump. house democrats are running against him pretty hard.

john gonzales, abc 7 news.melanie: police are once again coming under attack, this time in baltimore. authorities say a man fired at them in the parking lot of an obama complex on the west side of the city, using -- in the parking lot of an apartment complex, using a rifle, and officers shot back, killing him. it is under investigation. did you see president obama talking about race and the police last night right here on abc 7? he hosted a town hall listening to concerns of and from police officials want to ensure officers' safety. president obama: if we cannot just acknowledge this is a matter of us a versus them, but it is a matter of all of us together as americans working to solve this problem. : some people at the town hall were family members of loved ones killed in police encounters. new at noon, the white house is expecting the government's budget deficit to reach $600 billion for the fiscal year. that is a $162 billion increase over the past year. a deficit increased during the obama administration ha

abc marci gonzales has details from cleveland. >> reporter: making it official, donald trum make pencsputing claims he second guessed his decision. >> i found the leader who will help us, deliver. a safe society and a prosperous, we will be prosperous society, for all americans. indiana governor mike pence was my first choice. >> reporter: a church he and pence believes will unify the republican party. >> let's come together as a party, and a people, and a movement, to make america great again, donald trump is a good man. he will make a great president of the united states. of america. >> reporter: both blasting hillary clinton who is reportedly closing in on her own vice-presidential decision. presumptive democratic nominee will meet friday with senator elizabeth warren, housing and urban development secretary julian castro and john hicklooper. clinton calling pence the most extreme vp pick in a generation. pence traveling home to indiana for a welcome home rally. >> hello, indiana. >> reporter: and now preparing for the republican national convention which begins on monday. here in

boats -- both of the officer and gonzales are hurt but expected to be okay. the police dog was also hurt after gonzales stabbed the dog several times in the dog is expected to recover, and gonzales was booked on several charges, felony hit-and-run, dui and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> taxi drivers said they had taken a hit since rideshare begin operating at the airport, uber and lift, wings, skyrocketing in oakland, and san jose and taxis down by 23% and the airport officials say that the biggest challenge with the increase in rideshare is staging the drivers while they wait for their ride. >>> donald trump and mike pence giving their first joint interview. >>> i said yes in a heartbeat to run with this man because he embodies the american strength. >> what donald trump believes his selection of mike pence has done for the republican party and the convention begins today. >>> more coverage of the police officers killed in baton rouge and we go to louisiana for an update, next.>>> looking at the south bay commute is so far not bad on 280 in san jose, a ni

we will begin our coverage in dallas with abc's marci gonzales. >> reporter: broken hearts and already frayed nerves met by new fears for dallas police, a threat and a man reportedly spotted inside the parking garage attached to police headquarters sparking a huge response, the swat team, deployed, k-9's searching the garage but never finding the man or anything suspicious. the department still on heightened alert. >> people are laying their lives on the line for people they do not even know. >> reporter: officers on edge after five brave collogue where is gunned down by a lone snipper last thursday. micah johnson killed at the scene telling authority he was angry about shooting deaths of the black men by police and set out specifically to murder white officers. >> deminted individual who carried out those attacks in dallas is no more representative of african americans then the shoot inner charleston was representative of white americans. >> reporter: president obama speaking to the nato sum tonight warsau addressing ambush in dallas and those police involved shoot initial louisiana a

in dallas, marry gonzales for channel six "action news". >>> all right, thanks, marci. the despite violence in dallas protests have continued all across the nation including here in philadelphia a. "action news" reporter janet reyes is live in kensington where demonstrators are gathering at this hour, janet. >> reporter: hi walter. we have seen an increase in the crowd here over past hour or so. police officers have been here for quite sometime in anticipation of the protest. i want to give you a a live look what is going on behind me. you can see strong police presence and then just down the road here and on the corner you see protesters gathering. we have seen maybe a couple dozen, actually growing, by the minute but they are supposed to start marching here to the 24th and 25th police district about a mile and a half away north of here, to gather there. the goal, according to the organization, kind offsetting all of this up, they are the coalition for real justice, they want to disrupt traffic as well as movement outside of that police district, however, they are sayi

we will get latest from will dallas from abc's marci gonzales. >> reporter: hi walter from the memorial outside this police department to a huge vigil planned for tonight, of course, folks in the community are still in mourning as we hear yet another account of the incredible bravery of dallas police officers. >> he had a gun, run. >> reporter: emotional glimpse into thursday night's deadly ambush in dallas from one of the survivors. >> i know the officer got shot. >> reporter: she was at the protest downtown with her sons when she was shot in the leg, and saying officers saved their lives. >> an officer jumped on top of me and covered me. they had no regard for their own life. they stayed there with us. they surrounded my sons. >> reporter: while she's treated in the hospital at least three of the seven police officers who were injured are now you recovering at home. their collogue is still collecting evidence at the scene and investigators revealed new findings about the lone snipper. the dallas police chief saying on cnn micah johnson claimed he wanted to murder white police officers

, publisher of the rothenberg and gonzales clinical report to ask questions.et me handed over to emily for the first one. emily: thank you. -- i haduestion about a question about your nominee donald trump. house democrats are running against him pretty hard. wondering if you're getting to members and freedom to distance themselves from the nominee or do what they need to do, and how much of a drag is the nominee going to be on the house ticket? rep. walden: thank you, emily. i would say there are two candidates running for president. they seldom if ever embrace their own and acknowledge the problems that hillary clinton brings to their ticket in their house races. let me give you the data set. in the competitive races nearly every case hillary clinton's numbers are worse and donald trump's in these competitive seats. we are running in individual districts, not statewide or nationwide. incident predicated on the democratic side trying to tie a member to donald trump. it is easier to type democrat the hillary clinton and the failed policies of this last administ

>>reporter: police said 33 your reliable gonzales ought to be under the influence he had to men of hisn the 2 with a block of wood and drive he had a cop car is to continue driving golf until he was carted park site driver and hillside avenue. >>reporter: annapolis canion suffered deep cuts and needed surgery in the response when the cars and fire was think in both the police officer and a police dog for the heroic efforts. >>reporter: this a bear to refocus the rest of the man without resorting to gunfire fourth. >>will tran: rolando gonzales faces several serious charges this morning and more bay area had lied they support the turned out a san francisco to oppose the recall effort against mayor ed lee last week recall organizers filed papers for recall vote on the dollar is size recent police scandals including the fatal shooting of mario was a worsening homeless crisis and tax breaks to corporations yes to the opponents of the recall gathered with mayor ed lee n. fourth must swear to support him the mayor appears unfazed by the and tightly campaign. former mayor willie brown was one

john gonzales has details. john: the center in southeast d.c. was closed all morning because police were picking up shell casings in the playground, in the basketball area behind the school. that is where a violent gun battle between the suspect and police took place. whopoke to residents witnessed the entire thing. again, this happen on sixth and alabama avenue. take a look at some we captured as five people were arrested, three of them women. they were handcuffed and placed into police cruisers. state-of-the-art technology alerted police that there was gunplay. commanderived and the said they started firing at the cop. no one was wounded. listen to how one witness what happened. >> at first i thought it was firecrackers or fireworks. then i figured out it was guns. firing from the bushes just below my building. this all happened below my windowsill. have the area blocked off, collecting clues, interviewing residents who live in this neighborhood, trying to figure out exactly why this group was firing guns early this morning. back to you. ju we

. >> reporter: and 17-year-old rachel gonzales the youngest from missouri. ruby was born in 1922.band and nephew killed in world war ii. so what did ruby do? she join the navy. back then, a woman in a man's world and she says, not unlike hillary clinton. >> hillary is breaking the barrier, you know, as i did going into the military. women don't do that. women can't do that. >> reporter: she met clinton self times over the years. as has rachel gonzales. >> how did you end up here at the democratic national convention at age 17? >> i ran to be a delegate in missouri fifth congressional district eye against many amazing women and i ended up winning. >> reporter: involved in politics since age nine, when her parents took her to a bill clinton rally. >> i didn't know anything that was being talked about. i didn't understand the issues but i wanted to learn and so i did and now i feel like an expert. >> reporter: ruby and rachel did meet each other this week. >> she made me really emotional and she held my hand schenn said i'm going to pass down the rains to you and it was so cool. >> r

, publisher of the rothenberg and gonzales clinical report to ask questions. let me handed over to emily for the first one. emily: thank you. i had a question about your nominee donald trump. house democrats are running against him pretty hard. saying he could bring a wave for them to help take back the house either this or next cycle. i was wondering if you're getting to members and freedom to distance themselves from the nominee or do what they need to do, and how much of a drag is the nominee going to be on the house ticket? rep. walden: thank you, emily. i would say there are two candidates running for president. they seldom if ever embrace their own and acknowledge the problems that hillary clinton brings to their ticket in their house races. let me give you the data set. in the competitive races nearly every case hillary clinton's numbers are worse and donald trump's in these competitive seats. we are running in individual districts, not statewide or nationwide. incident predicated on the democratic side trying to tie a member to donald trump. it is easi

john gonzales was there and has the story. john: it is a beautiful day for landscaping. the renewal and remembrance of that here on the hallowed grounds of arlington national cemetery well underway. take a look at the activity drive us as you walk or under the more than 600 acres in arlington. you will see these folks in the landscapers, veterans, families even with her children out here today volunteering their hard work and our time, and they are doing everything from cutting the grass very meticulously very close to the tombstones here. they are trimming trees, laying bricks, fixing the roads here. it is a busy day, but it is operated -- is all for a good cause. >> at the end of the day, it is all about service. whether you wear the uniform, we are in service to 330 million americans. today, we have 400 professional landscapers from 31 states, and we can provide a day of service to help beautify the grounds for brothers and sisters below these headstones. for t the more than 400,000 servicemembers laid the rest here. during the busiest time of the ever landscapers, th

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john gonzales has the details.john: three armed robberies tonight on the campus at the university of maryland, two of them outside of the queen anne's hall, this from one of the blue emergency police talks is where people call for help, for victims, three students at the university of maryland, the suspect targeted them because they were playinpokÉmon go on their phones. university of maryland police say the first incident occurred just after 9:00 last night over at tidings all and then an hour later, minutes apart, two more of these armed robberies here at queen anne's all, police believe the are connected, the suspect wearing all black clothing, including a black mask, the first incident here implied he had a weapon and during the other two robberies a handgun was seen. >> something like this would happen because of how popular the app is. >> my daughter plays with my husband, she is 21, he is way too old but they go out at night and go on hunts. i feel safer with that, they have the dog. and there is two of them

let's get over to roberta gonzales. >> thanks. good afternoon. when we see the haze and it has been lingering across the santa clara valley since sunrise this morning, a lot of it is attributed to the east bay fire that was burning in the very dawn hours today that was now -- now, i should say, is out and firefighters did a great, great job efforting that fire. right now we have that haze and therefore we do have a "spare the air" day effect -- in effect for this afternoon. san jose now at 81 degrees. livermore at 92. santa rosa at 84. it's a hot day inland. what we need is a good breeze to blow out the pollutants, the ozone, and really not seeing that inland. sure, along the coast at 12- mile-per-hour winds it's calm in fairfield. if you take a look at our scale here, it is the east bay, south bay, two pictures we just saw with the haze, that's where we have the unhealthy pollution at the surface. we have a full report coming up. back to you. >> all right, roberta. of course those dry hot windy conditions are a concern for firefighters some of w

lets get the latest from marcy gonzales from dallas. >>> chaos on the streets of downtown dallas overnight. >> shots fired -- >> at least five officers killed. nine other officers and civilians injured. when police say that at least two snipers positioned above what started as peaceful protest against police brutality took aim. specifically targeting officers. >> he said he was upset about the recent police shootings and the suspect said he wanted to kill white people especially white officers. there was no cover from the spray of bullets from above risking their lives to save others. >> this chilling video shows an ac of bravery taking on a shooter before he is killed. brent thompson, got married just two weeks ago. >> we are heart broken. there are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city. all i know is this must stop. >> after a standoff police killing one of the gunman, 125-year-old micah johnson using an explosive device and at least three other suspects taken into custody. another suspect telling police he left bombs all over the area, they say they have found noth

. >>> time for a check of our weather forecast with roberta gonzales.s the weather shaping up? >> kenny joy to the world! you hear me talk about partial clearing, this is the perfect description of partial clearing. it's our live weather camera from the oakland estuary looking towards the skyline of san francisco. you see a little glimmer of blue sky there and you see a whole lot of clouds, as well. temperatures pretty much all over the board. oakland 59. cooler in san francisco. 72 degrees in redwood city. the camera is bouncing around a little bit there because we are picking up some significant winds. temperatures right now according to our weather watchers in the 70s and now even 82 in antioch. thanks to jerry for reporting that temperature. charlie in vallejo says it's 72 there. we are talking about a wind, 12 out of the west-northwest in san francisco. 15 sfo with over one-hour delays on some arriving flights due to the low clouds and fog. 11-mile-per-hour winds in vallejo. 17 fairfield. winds variable today 10 to 20 gusting to 30. the clouds hang

. >> and 17-year-old rachel gonzales the youngest from missouri.rn in 1922 her husband and nephew killed in world war ii. so what did ruby do? she join the navy. back then a woman in a man's world and she says, not unlike hillary clinton. >> hillary is breaking the barrier, you know. as i did going into the military. women don't do that. women can't do that. >> reporter: she met clinton several times over the years. as has rachel gonzales. >> how did you end up here at the democratic national convention at age 17? >> i ran to be a delegate and missouri fifth congressional district. against many amazing women and i ended up winning. >> involved in politics since age nine. when her parents took her to bill clinton rally. >> i didn't under the issues but i wanted to learn so i did and now i feel like an expert. >> reporter: ruby and rachel did meet each other this week. >> she made me really emotional and held my hand and she said i'll pass down the rains to you and it was so cool. >> cool for ruby, too. who believes the party is in good hands. >> let

roberta gonzales tracking it in our forecast. >> no, no, back up! i'm in shock!onder if they lost power associated with that bolt of lightning. have to check that out. let's go ahead outside. this is our live weather camera looking outdoors. visibility is not obstructed as of right now in the city of san francisco. we can still see albeit hazy mount diablo to the east a good 45 miles out but if you look at the right of the screen you can see the haze working into the bay area. look at the temperature span, 66 in san francisco, 90 in livermore. it is another "spare the air" day. tomorrow will be the third consecutive "spare the air" day of the week and we have a smoke advisory in place. what you can expect today, the bottom line, hot, hazy and smoky away from the bay, blue skies around the rim of the bay. coastal clouds with just a hint of sunshine today. meanwhile, satellite-radar indicates that this area of high pressure is going to get closer and closer to the coast. as it does so those winds will continue to lift up from the south in a northerly direction all

. >> reporter: you may not think at first 17-year-old rachel gonzales and 93-year-old ruby gilham wouldommon. rachel from missouri the young best delegate -- >> my big interest was actually president. president bill clinton that came that was symptom morning for hillary. it's the president we have to go. my parents tock me and that was -- it was cool p you were hook. >> i was hook. >> ruby from ohio a 10ing her eighth democratic national convention in nearly blind is the oldest. >> they are the future of the democratic party. i'm the history of the. >> reporter: think shade have nothing to talk about. you'd be wrong. >> she was mazing. she told me about her husband died in world war ii and how she enlisted in the navy even though she was told she couldn't as woman. and she -- she made me really emotional. >> reporter: ruby proudest moment putting on the uniform before her mother before she died. it still chokes her up 70 years later. >> proudest day of my life. >> reporter: what year would that have been. >> 1944. >> reporter: close second for proud moments will be watching hillary clin

emily gooden with clear ,olitics, nathan gonzales appreciate you being on newsmakers. thank you. nathan: thank you. emily: thank you. >> we are live now in philadelphia were supporters of bernie sanders just started a news conference. this is norman solomon, the person speaking right now. we expect they will talk about the convention and the role of superdelegates which has become a big topic in this election cycle. live coverage here on c-span. mr. solomon: we reflect anger. we reflect a progressive commitment to continuing as bernie said the night of the california primary. continuing with the understanding the struggle continues. as he said that night in struggle, thatt campaign for a political revolution that is meaningful and based on economic progressive populism and social justice, it should and must continue through this convention. something that not only bernie sanders but millions of supporters have been clear about measureevery meaningful of social change in our country has come from the bottom up. it is not come from the top down. the hundreds and hundreds of active

. >> mia gonzales. >> she is like a ray of sunshine.appy girl, she's very active and loves playing sports and girly but at the same time. >> for mia that wasn't always the case. right from the start mia's mother katherine knew something wasn't quite right with her little girl. >> from the second mia was born she basically had like a strider noise, a gurgling noise when she was born. i noticed it right away and asked the doctors if it was some type of fluid in her lungs and said it would go away eventually. as weeks went by it continued. >> for first four and a half years she was hospitalized at least ten different times for a week each time. she kept getting sick but no one had any answers for mia's family. doctors thought her breathing issues were from asthma. >> it was just really just torturing. sheefs always sick with one thing or the next. everywhere we went, either they couldn't find something or thought she had something which she didn't have. kept being misdiagnosed. >> doctors prescribed asthma medication but it wasn't working.

marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> we are all about eliminating the stress. marcy thank you. >>> today we are learning more about the possible error affecting hundreds of dui cases in philadelphia. private defense attorney joseph kelly found that the breathalizer machines were using an expired solution. kelly estimates between 500 and 1,000 could be affected by improperly calculated machines. but they say the results should be barred from court and the d.a. asked them to review cases involving breath tests from january 17th to june 29th and in the meantime the breathalyzers are fixed and returned total service. >>> an urgent situation off the coast of new jersey, why a medical helicopter responded to a cruise ship. >> and rescued in las vegas, the desert storm that took people by surprise. >>> we are tracking storms off to our north and west and they make their way eastward through the afternoon and evening hours, big risk of finding severe weather later on today. details coming up. >>> we'll have those stories and much more when "action news" comes right bac

vicki gonzales tells us the demonstration focused on the deadly police shooting in sacramento over thet several months.>> black lives matter.>> outside sacramento police department is frustration. >> we've had two people killed by sac people -- beatty. >> he was unarmed, he was black. >> we must do better is the message. >> that is for the city. a city that is diverse and wonderful. >> people that have lost their lives to law enforcement.>> focusing on daejeon flatau killed during a shooting. >> when they went out there they could deal was someone who is mentally ill. >> police said the 40-year-old was armed with a knife and broke into a home and charge at officers before being shot and killed.>> it took from april until now for his body to be buried. that is a long time to have his body sitting in the morgue. >> the funeral expenses coming from the sacramento public policy foundation, a nonprofit kevin johnson is affiliated with. >> they put the families in situations they can't afford to go forward with. >> a rally be going -- going beyond one funeral. demonstrators on freeport boule

the first pitch tonight at the a's became is being thrown out by kpix 5's roberta gonzales. they could have used her in the bullpen last weekend in houston. they are playing the blue jays tonight at home starting the second half of the season. low clouds and cool in oakland. 62 degrees bring a jacket if you are heading to the a's game to watch roberta and the a's tonight. san jose 57 overnight. vallejo 57. concord cloudy tomorrow morning. 56. and absolutely cloudy for both san rafael and san francisco 55 degrees. why? well, the answer is simple. the ocean didn't change temperature just the past couple of days. we have not received a strong ocean flow. but it's back tomorrow. i'll show you why in a second. i'm here to tell you that it is here. up and down the 680 corridor in napa, travis air force base, not 100. not 90. more like 82, 83, 84. the 90s are gone for now and likely gone for about a week because that ocean flow is back. there are actually two reasons why. remember that big ridge of high pressure to our south? gone, done. we have a building area of low pressure skir

here's roberta gonzales >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's check the conditions outside. a look at the bay bridge. the right side is all lit up. couple of days ago it wasn't. >> so now it's all lit up and beautiful gorgeous and looks like a nice day out there so far. >> it is going to be a nice day and it's hard to believe in livermore. last year at this time we had 13 days of temperatures in the 90s or higher. so far we have only 3. but today is going to be the fourth and tomorrow will be the fifth. good morning, everybody. stepping out, wow! it is not official sun-up yet but it's brightening up east of the bay. temperatures right now 61 in livermore. mid-50s san francisco. redwood city cool to $5. 53 in santa rosa. here's what you need to know about your thursday. our numbers well

here's roberta gonzales >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 7. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> we're taking a live look at the pyramid. can't really see the top, right? foggy conditions this morning. get a check of traffic and weather. >> yeah. where is it? >> we were taking a look at the fog in san francisco but when you call on our live mount vaca camera, this just screams wake me up! and

. >> and joining us now with more reaction, judge alberto gonzales, a fomer u.s. attorney general and currently is a dean at belmont university college of law. welcome, sir. great to have you on the show today. >> good to be back. >> obviously been a few difficult days against a backdrop of what we have witnesses, the horrific deaths of the dallas police officers and the recent deadly shootings in louisiana and minnesota sparking protests. i wanted to get your perspective that people are saying there's -- on whether the justice is fair in in rationally charged climate. what say you? >> i think it has to be. obviously we have differences of opinion, different views about the justice system and i can understand the frustration. the anguish in the black community, but that doesn't justify some of the irresponsible comments with respect to calling police officers killers and these individuals were murders. we have a system of justice and these police officers will have to be held accountable for their actions, just like the police officers are held accountable in stat

. >> reporter: you may not think at first 17-year-old rachel gonzales and 93-year-old ruby gilham wouldave lot in common. rachel from missouri is the youngest delegate -- >> grade school my big interest was actually the president. it was president bill clinton that came -- that was something for hill -- stomping for for hillary. my parents took me and i was -- it was the coolest thing. >> you were hook. >> i was hooked. >> reporter: ruby from ohio attending her eighth democratic national convention and nearly blind is the oldest. >> they are the future of the democratic party and i'm the history. >> reporter: think they'd have nothing to talk about. you'd be wrong. >> she was amazing. she told mow about her husband died in world war ii, and how she enlisted in the navy even though she was told she couldn't as a woman. and she -- she made me real emotional. >> reporter: ruby's proudest moment putting on the uniform for her mother before she died. it still chokes her up 70 years later. >> proudest day of my life. >> reporter: what year would that have been? >> 1944. >> reporter: close sec

. >>> phillies made a roster move they sent down danielle stump and brought up gonzales. >>> the sixers scouring the earth, for help at gar. team will sign anthony cat bash tore a partially guarantied deal, former nc state star went undrafted in june after scoring 23 points per game for the wolf pack. >>> a legend at work, jeff gordon back on the track after retiring last season. he is in the practice round at indianapolis motor speed way. on sunday he will drive for dale earnhardt junior dealing with the concussion. here's how jeff gordon found out about his late's sign. >> i said are you coming to indianapolis. i said i'm coming saturday. he said you better bring your uniform. i said what are you talking about. he started telling me, about what was going on. i said you're messing with me. i know. you know, i knew right away seriousness after that, that he wasn't, you know, joking. >> reporter: owner gave him ale shout there on the cell phone out in france vacation ing, and like say what semi retired these days. >> that is interesting. >> i didn't know they did that >> it is unusual. >

carlos gonzales scores and colorado with a two-one lead until the seventh. who are nan dez that gets past story for a base hit. rough will score the fightings trail by one. two on for pinch hitter tommy joseph. gone. three run shot. the phils it's their first pinch hit jack of the season. hard to imagine that right now they have a four-three lead in the ninth inning trying to shut this thing down. >> hang on phils. >> good stuff. >> they can do it. thank you, don. >> we'll be right back. okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. ♪ >>> a new era in life comedy began tonight in philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" in fishtown for the grand opening of punch line philadelphia. it's first new comedy club to open in the city in more than decade. comedian russell peters head lined tonight's sold out show and other comedians scheduled to appear in the near future include marl land wayans and dion cole. we'll be right back. built a sandcastle?id? ha, no, i switched to geico and

chp officers were waiting on the far side of the bridge and took gonzales into custody. >> the car has been impounded. >> there are long lines at oakhand international airport. passengers tried to check in. it forced hundreds of night cancellations. passengers were told to get to the airport two hours early. southwest's stock tanked today. >>> the sweet smell of success. mcdonald's announced they're rolling out their gilroy garlic fries. it was apparently so successful, they decided to make the fries available at all restaurants by the middle of week. they ran out garlic because it was so popular. >> let's talk about the weekend weather forecast. >> it's coming back. >> with or without garlic. here is live doppler 7 hd, right now, a little patch of light coastal low clouds there. winds are strong and gusts at 28 miles per hour. 23 in napa. strong breezes elsewhere. this is the view. you can see puffs drifting over san francisco. morgan hill, 71 and 64 m half moon bay. low clouds drifting out to mount tam. looking at temperature readings, napa, 74. and 76 in livermore. taking a look tow

. >> all of that begs the question -- here's roberta gonzales to answer it -- what about professional fireworks shows around the bay area? >> i hate to say it but the best fireworks are always this oakland where they don't have the professional -- i mean, it really is. i'm just saying. [ laughter ] >> we don't endorse it. we don't endorse it. >> no, bad, don't do it! they're illegal! um -- [ laughter ] >>> we are going to have a new moon on the 4th of july which is excellent because the mon usually illuminates the sky. we'll have no visible moon but right now we are looking at the 12% waning crescent on the way to becoming that new moon. we have clear skies inland. we are socked in with areas of low clouds and fog right now along the coast. here's what you need to know with our current temperatures in the 50s and a few low 60s. we'll have temperatures very similar to what we experienced yesterday if not just a couple of degrees cooler. we have the foggy skies right now from half moon bay to pacifica into moss and montera. sunny and seasonal through the 4th of july with a cooling trend

chp officers were waiting on the far side of the bridge and took gonzales into custody. >> the car has been impounded. >> there are long lines at oakhand international airport. passengers tried to check in. it forced hundreds of night cancellations. passengers were told to get to the airport two hours early. southwest's stock tanked today. >>> the sweet smell of success. mcdonald's announced they're rolling out their gilroy garlic fries. it was apparently so successful, they decided to make the fries available at all restaurants by the middle of week. they ran out garlic because it was so popular. >> let's talk about the weekend weather forecast. >> it's coming back. >> with or without garlic. here is live doppler 7 hd, right now, a little patch of light coastal low clo there. winds are strong and gusts at 28 miles per hour. 23 in napa. strong breezes elsewhere. this is the view. you can see puffs drifting over san francisco. morgan hill, 71 and 64 m half moon bay. low clouds drifting out to mount tam. looking at temperature readings, napa, 74. and 76 in livermore. taking a look toward

carlos gonzales scores and colorado with a two-one lead until the seventh. who are nan dez that gets past story for a base hit. rough will score the fightings trail by one. two on for pinch hitter tommy joseph. gone. three run shot. the phils it's their first pinch hit jack of the season. hard to imagine that right now they have a four-three lead in the ninth inning trying to shut this thing down. >> hang on phils. >> good stuff. >> they can do it. thank you, don. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >>> a new era in life comedy began tonight in philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" in fishtown for the grand opening of punch line philadelphia. it's first new comedy club to open in the city in more than decade. comedian russell peters head lined tonight's sold out show and other comedians scheduled to appear in the near future include marl land wayans and dion cole. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> don't miss out on the laughs tonight the late show with stephen colbert followed by the late late show with james cord corden. our morning team is back tomorrow from 5:00 to 7:00 for

the suspect, though, eventually ke at the live desk, i'm aik erika gonzales. >>> some summer school programsoving. a power surge knocked out power at walker-grant middle school. students will go to james monroe high school at -- instead. >>> if you can keep your a.c. low even for a couple of days today, a couple of hours for today, you could get some money back on your next energy bill. pepco is trying to keep the stress on its system down. the utility expects peak demand between 2:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. maryland customers can earn more than a dollar in credit for every hour reduced during that time. on a day like this, though, people want to crank up their a.c. and want to make it cooler. it's going to be tough. >> it's going to feel like triple digits during the afternoon and earlyve it's so thick. >> it's oppressive already out there right now. i tweeted out a picture on my facebook and twitter pages of the sun rise this morning. people saying it's deceptive out there. it looks so nice but you walk outside and it's like a wet sponge hits you. heat advisory going into effects at noon

marci gonzales is here with the latest. marci? >> reporter: rob, they are not problems with the case months ago after prosecutors admitted a witness lied and a retrial was granted. now the new trial will not happen as prosecutors backed way from the suspect altogether. today authorities are asking if not this man then who killed chandra levy. prosecutors are dropping charges against ingmar guandique convicted of murdering the intern in a park in 2001. >> i wish the right person, they did to my daughter -- . >> reporter: ingmar guandique was convicted based on a jailhouse confession. prosecutors admitted they withheld evidence that raised questions about the main witness. prosecutors say charges should be dropped due to recent unforeseen developments that were investigated over the past week. >> it sounds like now these u.s. attorneys have lost even for faith in this same witness before the decision, guandique's attorneys raised allegations into gary condit claiming a sex act gone wrong lead to levy's death. condit long denied resp

mark gonzales, apenas logro enjaular a sus dos gatos antes de convertirse en uno de cerca de 50 evacuadosra las llamas que finalmente pudieron ser controladas a las 7:50 de la manana... no sin que antes ardieran doce vehiculos, y cuatro casas vecinas, y un taller mecanico, resultaran danadas. este guardia, quien realizo la primera llamada al 911 dijo que los danos pudieron haber sido menores, is la respuesta hubiese sido mas rapida.. james johnson, llamo al 911 "we had to call at least 5 times and they showed up with one firetruck" "tuvimos que llamar al menos cinco veces y llegaron con un solo camion de bomberos" el edificio en construccion, un proyecto de renovacion del vecindario, iba a proveer 105 apartamentos, con espacio para artistas y 25 mil pies cuadrados de espacio comercial. ahora solo quedan en pie los andamios.. se desconoce a cuanto ascienden los danos, causa bajo investigacion, afortunadamente no hay perdidas que lamentar topvo lorena --un hombre est bajo custodia, luego de mantener en vilo a tres agencias del orden del area de la hia. --alrededor de la una de la tarde, la

our erika gonzales just arrived in texas. watch for her report throughout the weekend. >>> we also want to check in with storm team 4. with everything that we've been reporting today and the last few days, i don't care what you tell us about the weather, it's to be pretty rough. >> it really is. close to 100 degrees over the last couple of days. for now, we're seeing a lit bit of rain and that starts to change as you make your way towards tomorrow and into the weekend. the change is the thunderstorms that are occurring. some of those storms on the strong side with heavy rainfall and wind as well. no severe weather with this. you can see it coming through the district 15, 20 minutes ago, not the heaviest of which through prince george's county. around clinton and bowie and around upper marlboro, national harbor continuing to see that rain there. down to 82 in d.c. we isn't seen the rain around warrenton. one more hot day tomorrow. i'll explain coming up in a bit. >>> a scare on capitol hill. first at 4:00, what we've learned a