keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu . >>> inside this inferno you see 20 vehicles. they all went up in flames in st. louis this morning. people ran out to find this. they found their cars engulfed in flames and exploding one by one. the bomb and arson unit is skresing. donald trump not nope for his silence. today he shot back at critics. trump has been under four for not correcting a man who said president obama is muslim. an audience member said is that. today trump says he is in a no win situation. he says he is not morally obligated to defend the president. people are wond onering if this is the controversy that the harm his presidency run. >> back in 2012 trump questioned whether president obama was born in the u.s. trump will be one of chuck todd's guests tomorrow morning, joined by dr. ben carson and ohio governor. we need some rain. amelia is up next. first, for the first time in three years the >>> the skies above joints base andrews filled with stunts and man ufs. tens of thousands watc

matt keller is at the scene matt keller is at the scene gathering more it's a good looking car. ? this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind of car do you like? new, or many miles on it? the volkswagen model year end sales event ends on labor day. so hurry in to your local volkswagen dealer today. >>> we are following breaking news in san jose, abc7 reporter matt keller is at scene of a fire. what is going on? >> we are at center road and firefighters are overhauling the garage fire that took place here this morning and it started at 5:15 and firefighters were able to knock it down about half an hour later at 5:45. they were able to limit the flames from spreading into the house so they had a firewall that separated the two units in the back where ten people lived from the same family, including a child. they were able to get out all safely including three dogs, as well. firefighters right new are working on making sure the

abc 7 news reporter matt keller abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at the fremont station i checked on line to see if any tickets were for saw. some were selling $20 value some were selling $20 value cards for $15 and others with 1 $100 face value for $606789 most customers say buying their clipper card on the underground market is too big a risk. >> the person at bart told me to just buy it at walgreens. >> do you get a special discount or anything on it? >> no. >> would you ever consider buying a clipper anyone on street? >> i would never consider that, no. >> reporter: the chronicle reports this investigation was started over the summer after it was discovered by manager, a different bart office manager is on administrative lever. no word on how much the stolen kikts are worth. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a bit of norm algsy returning to middletown more than two weeks after the valley fire devastated lake county community. middletown high and middle schools along with mini canyon and coyote valley elementary schools will have classes starting at 9:00 a.m. classes at cobb element

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >> pelley: the newcomer takes on the front-runner. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. ( applause ). >> pelley: fiorina grabs the spotlight in her prime-time debut. also tonight, g.m. settles a criminal investigation with cash. >> someone should have gone to jail. many people probable should have gone to jail. >> pelley: 'tis the season for flu shots. how effective will they be? and women give in to their husbands' greatest fantasy. >> we felt if you can't beat them, join them. >> pelley: we're talking football, folks. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: donald trump is the man to beat and beat on him they did at the second republican debate. they took on the front-runner one after aer

so this is how -- i had one incident with herr keller.he called me into his office once, and i just remember this incredible thing. there was a huge, huge room with a single carpet and a desk on it, and he sat alone at the desk and what struck me is that probably in a room of that size 50 of us slept, you know. and he had a letter in his hand and he said to me, you have smuggled out a letter. i said i never smuggled a letter. i said i have written some letters and when i glanced over it, i saw that -- i had an uncle in turkey who was in the textile business because, you know, most people from my town were in textiles, and i gathered that he knew my uncle because it was a letter later on my uncle told me he had written to him. >> who had written to who? >> my uncle when we found out what camp i was in had written to keller about that because he had that thing and keller looked at me and asked me a number of questions. interesting thing was apparently my uncle had sent a package and they encouraged me to write for more packages. the package

live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> we have new details on the case of san francisco 49er linebacker lamar brooks. he pleaded not guilty this morning. his former teammate was indicted last month on a felony rape charge involving the same woman after a party after mcdonald's home. brooks' next court date is october 28. he is still under contract with the 49ers. >>> we know the identities of two men shot and killed inside a car last night. the victims were 33 and 31 years old. they died shortly after 8:15 p.m. in the air aftersan prea o area. >>> an online post it service has agreed to paid $4 million to settle a consumer lawsuit filed. prosecutors say stamps.com offered a trial without clearly disclosing customers would be enrolled in their fee-based monthly service. they will pay $2.5 million in penalties and $1.5 million in restitution to victims. it agreed to make changes in its website so customers can more easily understand the fees. >>> the north branch of the berkeley library just reopened. book lovers can get their fix again after the library fixed a nasty little pr

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> police investigating a kansas city chop shop made a disturbing find this week. the details of this story are pretty hard to hear. they found two young kids barefoot and alone living in a dirty underground cave. the. the children are 4 and 6 years old. detectives say the younger chide was trying to eat from a dirty cup of dry ramen noodles. they took the kids to the hospital. one of the children told police they lived in the cave with their mom. police tracked her down and charged her with felony child endangerment. >>> new at 11:00, crowds like these hoping their efforts will help the plight of migrants and refugees. people took to theiq. streets notice several major european cities today. they want to show their entirety for the tens of thousands fleeing war or poverty in their own countries. in madrid, protests are chanted freedom. in athens they channed to open the border. 00 gay is one of the few country countries still showing hostility. germany has o

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> so alex ovechkin turned 30 the other day, guys, and got a sheep for his birthday. how about that? a sheep. >> just one? >> just one. that's what they do in moscow apparently, not a bottle of russian vodka, a sheep. the way he told it to reporters today, they thought he said ship, not sheep, ship. boy, all that to say caps training camp began today in arlington, caught me by surprise, too hockey already? 20 practice sessions scheduled. regular season starts in october, all the familiar faces there including braden holtby who just got a nice payday. you remember last season ending in anguish game seven loss to the rangers in eastern semis. time to turn the page on that. >> long summer and i think a lot of us are just ready to keep going, especially after last year. it's nice to be back. >> always high expectations on our tea

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> boy, that high -- >>> boy that, miami dolphins bunch is a nasty bunch. 11.5 sacks last year. ndamukong suh comes over from detroit and he's grumpier than a pitbull with a tape worm. both will be lined up over the inexperienced side of the skins o line. good luck, guys. burgundy and gold, let's take a look at practice here, burgundy and gold getting himmerred up for the fans, not what you -- limbered up for the fans, whatnot you want to see here. look at trent williams gets his footstepped on. he's okay. the newbie's sheriff moses baptized right off the bat. >> my first start i had demarcus webb. my second start i had demario williams. the third start i had dwight freeney. i was on murder row my first year, so i know all about it. it's going to be a difficult task. we're five people. avwe he to work together. we definitely have faith in those guys we can get the job done. >> got to keep the

abc 7 news reporter matt keller joins us from delmar high school in san jose. >> reporter: students at delmar high school are about an hour away from their normal bell, two hours earlier than normal. this unusual measure comes because of this extreme heat. the morning drop off is a matter of routine. parents say good-bye, kids head off to class. today it's unusually hot. temperatures forecasted for the upper 90s, low 100s, about 20 degrees above average, so classes are ending early. >> some of the schools have some rooms with air conditioning, some schools do not have air conditioning. we are concerned about that. so in order to have a consistent plan, we needed to give a minimum day to all the schools in the district. >> the classes are way too hot. you just want to leave home. it's not cool. >> reporter: the seven schools, branham, delmar, lee, prospect, westmont boynton and the camden community kay school are on minimum days today and tomorrow. practices for football, field hockey, tennis and other sports teams are being canceled or moved indoors. the message, if it's too hot to be

abc 7 news reporter matt keller joins us with more.t. >> reporter: in less than an hour, the daily mass is going to take place right here in the basilica, but the big show, of course, is going to be outside. this afternoon when the carmel mission becomes the home of a saint. the carmel mission is known for its history, not its modern technology, but today is not just any day. a huge big screen is needed to broadcast live the pope's cannonization mass in washington, d.c., for junipe richjunipero. today's cannonization is not without controversy. father serra has been criticized for using coercive force and corporal punishment to native americans. a group talked about the blessing of the graveyard today. the diocese of monterey said they're trying to build bridges as they work with indigenous leaders to have their story told at the mission. that story will be told to a lot more people. the carmel mission draws about 125,000 people a year. which could double following serra's cannonization. >> it's bigger than what i think the city apprec

chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> petter kellerman. fed -- joseph a.>> thomas, william hill kelly jr. and my husband ana a.lavarty. we think of you with love today but that is nothing knew. we thought about you yesterday and days before that too. we think of you in silence, we often seek your name, all we have is memories and your pictures in a frame. your memory for which will never part. god has you in his keeping and we have you in our hearts. >> and my cousin, words can't express how i feel. we love you and miss. we will never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> ivonne e. kennedy. >> john richard. >> ralph francis. >> ronald. >> howard. >> douglas d.ketchum. >> ellen keltur. >> sarah khan. >> michael keeper. >> andrew kim. lauren kim. >> mary joe. >> karen m. >> amy r. king. >> teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king johnson. >> ryanj. kennedy. >> chris michael. >> robert patrick. >> howard barry. >> clint davis. >> richard joseph. >> peter klein. >> alan david. >> karen joyce. >> ronald philip. >> steven a. matt. and my brother, bernard petrana

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a burglary occurred at charles keller construction around three a-m.located at 1350 industrial ave. the suspect took numerous construction equipment.as well as computers. just prior to the burglary.police believe the same suspect also burglarized lombardi's catering.located on the same street. a lombardi's catering van was stolen and used during the charles keller construction an image of the suspect was captured on surveillance video. >> brian: it's been pretty hot and sunny on this last weekend of summer. highs sunday afternoon were into the 90s and triple-digits across much of the bay area. the sea breeze has been largely absent this weekend, and without that cool ocean air it can really warm up. the wind off the ocean will pick up just a little bit monday. that, along with the return of fog to the beaches, will help to cool things down at the coast and bayside, but not much. it'll still be another hot afternoon in the valleys with a lot of 90s and likely some more 100+ temperatures. by tuesday, we'll see big changes in temps. the sea breeze will surge into the bay and valleys on

chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> petter kellerman. fed -- joseph a.homas richard kelly. >> thomas michael kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> thomas, william hill kelly jr. and my husband ana a.lavarty. we think of you with love today but that is nothing knew. we thought about you yesterday and days before that too. we think of you in silence, we often seek your name, all we have is memories and your pictures in a frame. your memory for which will never part. god has you in his keeping and we have you in our hearts. >> and my cousin, words can't express how i feel. we love you and miss. we will never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> ivonne e. kennedy. >> john richard. >> ralph francis. >> ronald. >> howard. >> douglas d.ketchum. >> ellen keltur. >> sarah khan. >> michael keeper. >> andrew kim. lauren kim. >> mary joe. >> karen m. >> amy r. king. >> teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king johnson. >> ryanj. kennedy. >> chris michael. >> robert patrick. >> howard barry. >> clint davis. >> richard joseph. >> peter klein. >> alan david. >> karen joyce. >> r

matt keller explains the police are now involved in this investigation. >> reporter: seeking bart is simple. have tickets, will travel. >> straight through. >> reporter: someone is trying to skip the line. a criminal investigation involving one bart employee is underway. according to "the chronicle" a large number of tickets were stolen from the customer service at the lake merit center in oakland and ended up on the underground market, and an officer is on administrative leave and police and accountants are looking into the alleged scam. a bart spokesperson confirms the possible misuse of public funds. she says because this is a ongoing investigation and personnel matter, bart cannot comment on the specifics of the investigation. and we're working closely with law enforcement. riders were unaware of the underground market. they prefer buying tickets and clipper cards at authorized retailers. >> a person at bart told me just to buy it at walgreens. >> reporter: no word on the value of the stolen tickets. bart says people should only buy directly from them to avoid becoming a fraud vi

and yes, you do see in this picture helen keller reading the lips of grace. she also reads the lips of calvin too. so grace did as much as she could to bring children, deaf children, children with disabilities, veterans with disabilities to the white house and highlight their needs for the american public. ms. swain: anne in newport, vermont. hi, anne? anne: i was going to -- quite a few years ago i went to a yard sale found a, an old cookbook, a new orleans county cookbook put together in 1924 by various women's groups. and there is a recipe here for coffee souffle by mrs. calvin coolidge, washington d.c. and i've been upstairs, i've been missing the program but i thought i'd give mrs. coolidge a chance to share her recipe if you would like it? ms. swain: well, thank you so much. there are many grace coolidge recipes available online because this was part of the way that they established her persona to the public. will you talk about that? ms. bittinger: well, she was kidded by calvin a lot, we haven't mentioned that, about her cooking, not being very good.

matt keller explains the police are now involved in this investigation. >> reporter: seeking bart is simple. have tickets, will travel. >> straight through. >> reporter: someone is trying to skip the line. a criminal investigation involving one bart employee is underway. according to "the chronicle" a large number of tickets were stolen from the customer service at the lake merit center in oakland and ended up on the underground market, and an officer is on administrative leave and police and accountants are looking into the alleged scam. a bart spokesperson confirms the possible misuse of public funds. she says because this is a ongoing investigation and personnel matter, bart cannot comment on the specifics of the investigation. and we're working closely with law enforcement. riders were unaware of the underground market. they prefer buying tickets and clipper cards at authorized retailers. >> a person at bart told me just to buy it at walgreens. >> reporter: no word on the value of the stolen tickets. bart says people should only buy directly from them to avoid becoming a fraud vi

keller graduate school of management.earn more at keller.edu >>> these lungs here, you can see they have a little more white in them. normally in a normal sea otter graph, you wouldn't be able to see that. >> reporter: diagnosissing the otter with asthma, the first cay ever seen among sea otters. >> they mean good. >> reporter: and now they need to learn how to use that inhaler, just like humans. >> we want to make this as fun as possible. any kind of medical behavior that you're training, you want to make sure it's nice and positive. >> reporter: for the trainer, they use food to keep them to push her nose on the inhaler and take a deep breath. that medicine is exactly the same, it's what is in a human inhaler with something else in common with human. >> more and more that there is a concept of what we are calling one health. really that there is a connection between the health of people and the health of other species. and that sometimes that the species, they could be telling us that there is a problem in that environm

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> it's now 5:11.ime for "weather & traffic on the 1s." >> storm team 4 chuck bell has the forecast for your bus stop. >> frederick county out to the panhandle of west virginia out to the shenandoah valley, there are pockets of fog and reduced visibili visibility, we'll give you a yellow light. otherwise we'll be back to green lights for late on this afternoon. 52 in baltimore, frederick, and 62 in arlington. walking around, 60s this morning. 80s this afternoon. could have some sunshine delays on your way in and out. but, again, it will be a sunny and very warm afternoon. a check on that seven-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. for now it is traffic with melissa mollet. >> good morning. right as it turns from 270 to 15 there, at 70 we do have a crash in the northbound lanes. trying to get more information on that one. here they have closures because of the road repairs from yesterday's water main break that are still under way. no problems northbound or southbound. totally normal here for this time

matt keller is live in san jose with the latest for us. >> reporter: any death here at the main jail to be scrutinized because of what took place one month ago. and the resulting charges against three correctional deputies. we're still pretty limited on what e we know about the latest death. the sheriffs office says a man was found unresponsive around 10:30 e yesterday morning. they could not resuscitate him. his name or cause of death has his name or cause of death has not been released. the death is receiving greater scrutiny because of another death a month ago. an autopsy shows he died from blunt force trauma and internal bleeding. they are expected to enter pleas next month. the third deputy is scheduled for a bail hearing today. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> a coroner's jury has found the death of an inmate in richmond was due to natural cau causes. hamilton died on april 25th at the west county detention facility. the cell mate hit the emergency button. she died from a potentially fatal inflammation in the abdomen. >> police spent

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> tonight, nearly 1 million people are waiting to see if they can return home after a massive earthquake hit chile. dozens of powerful aftershocks rattled the region today. at least ten people died when the 8.3 magnitude quake shook the central coast of chile last night. officials say that number could climb as emergency crews reach the hardest-hit areas. the damage is extensive and it could take weeks or months to clean up all of the debris. the strongest earthquake ever recorded happened here in chile in 1960. since then there have been changes to building codes and warning systems and many say that helped save lives this time. >>> a mother who is also a world war ii veteran may be the latest person to die from west nile virus in maryland. we are learning tonight more about the victim and what the city of laurel is doing to stop the virus from spreading. bureau chief, tracee wilkins with that report. tracee? >> reporter: jim, part of what they're doing is

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> two young lives cut short after their school bus went over a guardrail and crashed onto the road below. it happened in houston, texas, today. police say a teacher hit the bus with her car and that teacher says she was trying to avoid being hit by another car. police say the driver of that car was speeding and is being held for questioning but has not been charged. a 14 and 17-year-o died in the crash which happened while the bus was headed to school this morning. the bus driver and a few other students are still in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> five fraternity members are facing murder charges for the death of a college freshman during a hazing ritual. michael deng was pledging a fraternity at baruch college in new york. he died two years ago during a retreat to the poconos in pennsylvania. prosecutors say fraternity members blindfolded deng and weighed him down with a 30-pound book bag then he was knocked around until he was unconscious. police

in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> we want to see how you are dealing with the hot weather. take a photo or video and share with us using the hashtag abc7now. >>> a garage fire in newark sends one person to the hospital with major burns. sky 7 hd was over the scene a short time ago. the flames broke out just before 3:00. don't know why just yet. officials tell us the victim was burned over about one-third of his or her body. >>> a massive fire is burning in phoenix this afternoon. look at that. officials say multiple tanks filled with motor oil exploded sending some shooting into the air like projectiles. this is south of downtown phoenix. at least 100 people have evacuated the area. there are no reports of injuries at this time. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> three brothers ages 8 to 12 years old were found stabbed to death inside an suv parked outside an elementary school. l.a.p.d. said a man believed to be their father had stab wounds to the chest and recovered a knife from the front passenger seat. detectives believe they have a suspect in custody.

matt keller is in santa cruz with that story. >> the first time the suspect was if santa cruz county court he did not speaker a plea. the arraignment today is scheduled for 8:15 this morning. the father of madyson middleton, wants the focus on his daughter, not open her alleged killer. he is holding a rally in her honor outside the courthouse in santa cruz taking place's the court hearing for adrian gonzalez. the 15-year-old is charms as an an a-- is charged with murder her death. police found her body the tax day in a recycling bin at the complex. the community has supported the family. last month hundreds attend add public memorial for her at the kaiser permanente arena. the mayor declared october 5 as madyson middleton day, which who madyson middleton day, which who is been her 9th b >>> 6:03. police in perk are searching for a man who tried to lure several kids into his van, two middle school students were walking on telegraph when the man pulled up and told them to "get in." they ran to school and reported it. a block away, the man waved another young girl over and drove off whe

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu breaking news. >>> 5:28 your time right now. breaking news in northwest washington. water main break blocking traffic in front of sibley hospital. the closures could impact you getting in and out of the city. >>> news 4 traffic is working on the traffic move around and derrick ward is working on the delay. >> reporter: crews remain here on the 5200 block of loughboro road. the street has been broken by the pressure of that water. they've actually gotten that shut down but it's a matter of locating the actual break and repairing it. it is an 8 inch water main break. folks may have issues of low water pressure in the vicinity until they get it straight. we're still reaching out to sibley memorial hospital to see how it's affecting their operations. you will be able to access the hospital from alternate roads around the break. low water pressure in the homes. d 6 and m 4 metro lines are affected. for more information on work arounds, here is melissa mollet. >> go

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu what can i make for you?how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjoy one while they're here! subway. eat fresh. >>> a developing story out of japan. take a look at these images. you can see it's erupting out of mt. aso. it doesn't look like there was any lava flow. there aren't any homes near the volcano so there weren't any damages or injuries to report, which is good news. >>> 5:11. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." cool right now, chuck. >> you bet you. it's a very pleasant start if you like cool weather. 52 now in manassas. 55 in leesburg and chantilly. 54 in urbana, maryland. 56 in hagerstown. any slowdowns this morning? nothing. green lights for this morning, this afternoon, and this evening. on your way out, low 50s early, rising to the mid-60s by later this morning and highs in the mid to upper 70s. recess weather, a-plus. that's the way melissa likes it. >> tha

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> welcome back.t's been a rough summer for metro and the numbers prove it. the agency's vital signs report shows more trainings and buses broke down in april, may and june, compared to the same time period in 2014. metro said that led to few buses arriving on time. satisfaction dropped 73% on the rails to 83 last year. >>> and you may be able to get some money back on your pepco energy bill. pepco says it anticipates today will be one of the peak demand days of the year. it's going to be hot today. it's offering a credit for customers in maryland who keep their energy use low between 2:00 and 6:00 today. the less used the more money you can save. pepco has the voluntary energy wise rewards program may notice a one to three-degree rise in the thermostats this afternoon. it's a tough call this time of year, right? >> it is, i remember as a kid, went down to southern virginia, my relatives would sit on the porch rocking and fanning. the hash tag is last hot day. >> is there a cooldown on the way? storm

in campbell, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> you can see how hot it is going to get where you live with the abc 7 weather app for your smart phone. it is free on apple's app store or google play. >>> breaking news out of san pablo where an active police investigation is underway. sky 7 hd is live near mcgee avenue. we have a few details. you can see a large number of police, a roof top. looks like a quiet residential area here. stay with us. we are sure to update you as soon as we have more breaking information on this and breaking news continues at abc7news.com. >>> meanwhile traffic is moving again on the san mateo bridge but wasn't the case a couple of hours ago. this is sky 7 hd overhead. that car flipped over koez closing all eastbound lanes on the bridge. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon. you can see the backup it created. all lanes were reopened within an hour. luckily no serious injuries at that accident. >>> cleanup crews on the scene this afternoon. sky 7 hd was over the spill near lucas valley road. a big rig overturned this morning. that spilled around 300 gallons of paint

keller graduate school of management.ore at keller.edu >>> we continue to follow breaking news at 10:00 a.m. a car crashes near the pentagon sparking a large police response. >> news4's derrick ward is live at the pentagon. derrick, have things changed down there? >> reporter: yeah, this happened on the south lot and things have stepped down a bit. we have seen the emergency vehicles leaving, we saw a flat bed tow truck go in there, we can assume that's to tow the vehicle out. this happened earlier this morning, maybe over an hour ago, a vehicle went on to the pentagon lot, jumped a curb and crashed. there were three people in the car, they remained in the car, the bomb squad was called out. pentagon police showed up, set up a wide perimeter around the pentagon property. those three people have been taken into custody as we understand it. the vehicle as far as we can

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> several stories developing right now at 4:15. fast-moving wildfires are devouring hundreds of homes in northern california. thousands of people are been forced to run, but this afternoon, firefighters are hoping conditions can help them gain ground. >>> friends, colleagues, and students are sending their condolences to the family of a man described as a star professor. dr. ethan schmidt was shot and killed at delta state university in mississippi yesterday. new today, we have a clearer picture of who his killer was. >>> a news anchor goes back to work several weeks after his girlfriend was murdered on live television. we have the emotional message he gave to his viewers. >>> news 4 was first to report that sidwell friends, the private school in upper northwest, is buying the senior citizens home next door. news 4 broke the story on twitter hours ago. he joins us with what this mean for the senior citizens now living there at washington home. mark? >> repor

reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a jury found the death of an inmate earlier this year wasl causes. hamilton died on april 25th at the west county detention facility. the cell mate hit the emergency button. she died from aa potentially fatal inflammation in the abdomen. >> police spent the night at the scene of a shooting that left two people dead. officers say their gunshot detection system fired four shots. they arrived to find two men dead inside a car. no word on suspects or motive. >>> police are asking the public's help in tracking down a man who has been missing since sunday. the 39-year-old was last seen around 3:00 sunday morning. police say he may have visited a casino somewhere in the bay area. he has black hair and brown eyes. if you have seen him, you're asked to call daily city police. >>> killer bees have made their way into the bay area for the first time. researchers found the bees in lafayette near the southeast side of reejal park. you don't need to be concerned. this breed normally is no more aggressive than average bees, but they can swarm and turn dead

our reporter, matt keller is at levi stadium with the fore. matt? >>> we getting reaction from the 49ers about this tragedy that took off or took place off the coast of southern california yesterday morning. here is the tweet from current c.e.o. would said "my deepest condolence go to the harris family, rest in peace, michael." 26-year-old michael harris as with his girl and three others a quarter mile off the casino point and they were hit by a boat. the girlfriend and two other friends were injured and flown to the hospital. another person is reported picing. the los angeles sheriff and the coast guard launched a sun but suspended the efforts at 7:00 pham pending new information. the harris people is in mourning. >> we are focusing on being together as family and support one another and proud of each other and knowing we are handle ing this -- michael was the psychologist in the familiar and we really went to talk to him because he would console us. >> david and richard harris were the younger brothers and the father, peter harris was the c.e.o. o

matt keller is at levi stadium in santa clara with reaction coming from the 49ers. matt?om the 49ers about the tragedy that took place off the southern california coast early yesterday morning. 26-year-old michael harris was with his girlfriend and three others on a dinghy a quarter mile off catalina island casino point at 1:00 o'clock a.m. and it was struck by a speeding boat. three of people were injured and flown to the hospital. harris died. the 5th person was reported miss. he just received his master's in counsels and was starting his new job as a high school counselor in atherton. michael was the psychologist in the company and we would talk to him about problems and he could console us. >> 49ers c.e.o. york said "high deepest condolences go to the harris family. rest in peace, michael." the seven was postponed for the missing person last night at 7:00 preponderancing new information -- spending new information. >> labor day could arrive with an unusual level of reflection on the changing nature of work itself. >> we are at as dark to explain in the money report to

matt keller talked with commuters to find out if they noticed a difference. >> reporter: the transbay of thousands of b.a.r.t. riders are back on the track. between the west oakland station and the downtown oakland tunnel. b.a.r.t. says it will make for a smoother, more efficient, and safer ride. but what do regular riders say? we asked riders to find out. laura isaacs works in the city. are you noticing any difference? >> not at the moment. you still get the pop in the tunnel in your ears. it doesn't sound as noisy but not really, no. >> reporter: does it feel smoother? >> not as bumpy. like sometimes you rock back and forth. so yeah, it does feel a little smoother. >> reporter: unfortunately the new track can't make it cooler or less packed in the cars. common complaints we heard in the cars on the ride over. for these people it still beats sitting in traffic on the bay bridge. >> we can take it. >> reporter: in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> republican presidential hopeful dr. ben carson brought his campaign to san francisco's mark hopkins hotel. a standing room only c

i am matt keller. i am here for christian. >> i am eric thomas.ay of september could bring us sprinkles. >> a welcome change. live doppler hd is showing green on the screen. it is a confined area of rain. it is running along the high clouds. and a cold front will press to the south bay. around san jose. willowwillow glen. light showers. drizzle. temperatures in the 50s through the morning. by 10:00, light showers primarily in the south bay. san jose near the tank and julian street headed into downtown san jose not going to be an issue with light conditions in and out of downtown. we have an accident in the east bay along the nimitz freeway traveling southbound with a vehicle a solo crash blocking one lane with no delays. in marin, we have a new accident involving a make and possible major injuries at 101 and tiburon boulevard. >> new details in the death of ain't mate at the santa clara county jail. we have learned the man's identity. there was an incident involving guards before his death. janet o is in san jose with the story. janet? >> we have

keller graduate school of management.edu >>> an up expected announcement from baltimore's mayor. >> stephanie rawlings-blake will not seek re-election. >> it comes amidcriticism for the way she handled theest froms in baltimore and in the wake of the settlement in the freddie gray case. >> jane miller has the latest from baltimore. >> reporter: the walk stephanie rollings blake has taken many times the past five years but none to make an announcement like this. >> i have made the decision not to seek re-election. >> reporter: the mayor cited the bruising political campaign she was likely in for as the reason for her decision, indicating i would be a distraction from the challenges the city faces. nobody. that i think i couldn't win but i have to ask myself the question at what costs and at this time, making fund-raising calls, meeting with my campaign team and volunteers, i had the constant feeling that i needed to be back at city hall doing the work to move our city forward rather than running for re-election. >> reporte

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keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> boy, we are really starting to feel it now the excitement is ranch up as we get closer to the pope's visit to washington and now getting some concrete details about the challenge and be all those people over those three days. transportation reporter adam discuss live at catholic university. adam, what is metro's biggest concern right now? >> reporter: metro's biggest concern, chris is 100% the brook land station, which is right here. you know, the main event is going to be the pope's outdoor mass, which he holds right here at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. 25,000 people have tickets to that event, but the brook land station can only handle about 5,000 people per hour. we were just in there today. it's got one escalator that goes up, one escalate they're goes down. that's it. so metro's going to have a real challenge moving people through that station. but don't forget, during the time period the pope is here, the orioles

keller graduate school of management.arn more at keller.edu >>> by this time tomorrow things are are going to be different on one of the most congested roadways in out region. i-66 is getting a high-tech make wherever. the switch flips tomorrow afternoon. heads-up, folks. transportation reporter adam tuss is live along 66 and vienna to show us how the traffic will get smarter. we like that, adam. >> reporter: smart, traffic, those two words usually don't go together do they, jim? let's take a look at 66 tonight. yuck. that's what you can say about 66 most of the time. well, a big change is coming from the d.c. line to gainesville. when it comes to 66, there's no shortage of complaints. >> it's terrible. it's crowded. every moment. every day. >> not even during rush hour. pretty much any time there's always traffic. >> reporter: well, but maybe there's a better way to handle the road. vdot about to flip the switch on a multimillion dollar technology system that will give them an incredible look at realtime traffic conditio

keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> a man driving this ambulance in philadelphia is in a whole world of trouble tonight for using his cell phone while he was driving. that little boy was being taken to an emergency room for a cut on his head that needed stitches. you can see the driver is texting, scrolling through his phone. philadelphia fire commissioner says he is disgusted by the emt's actions. he says that driver will be disciplined. drivers, of course are not allowed to use cell phones while they are behind the wheel. the boy's mother shot that video, posted it online on tuesday. she said she wanted to make people aware about the dangers of distracted driving. >>> more young victims maybe out there. that's what loudoun county sheriff is warning tonight after a disturbing sex abuse allegation. the man who is charged lived in a house that served as a children's day care. one neighbor tells news4's david culver, he doesn't believe the accusations. >> reporter: hearing accusations of child

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keller graduate school of management.earn more at keller.edu >>> weather and traffic on the 1s for you as we start with your back to school forecast. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein who is live in fairfax county for us. good morning to you, tom. >> yeah, on the road here with the storm team 4 x 4 at the hay field secondary school. got a crescent moon and venus over the eastern sky now. this is the hay field secondary school, one of those opening up today. first day of school in fairfax county. there are about 1.1 million people in fairfax county. one in every six residents is a public school student. and they'll be many of them at the bus stops this morning. here's your bus stop forecast as we start our first day of school in fairfax county. we'll have kind of muggy conditions. kind of cool now. temperatures here right around 70 degrees. low 70s between 8:00 a.m. it's already up around 75 to as high as 80 degrees by mid-morning. now let's check the roads wither moe traffic around. what's goin

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in los gatos, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> well, b.a.r.t. crews are right on schedule rebuilding a section of track near the transbay tube that forced a closure this labor day weekend. the transit agency has 77 buses shuttling riders across the bay bridge and employees helping to guide riders once they step off the bus. passengers say the commute hasn't been as bad as expected. >> okay. it was a little weird but it was okay. it was kind of confusing. >> it was easy, yeah. it was better than i thought. they're coming every couple minutes. >> actually see more people relying on b.a.r.t. they've heard the bus bridge works. >> now b.a.r.t. says this weekend's closure has been a success. ridership was down by only 38% saturday and 48% sunday compared to this time last year. the transbay tube is expected to reopen at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> now download our free abc 7 news app to get the latest information on the closure of the transbay tube. just enable the push alerts for instant updates the moment the tube reopens. >>> and san leandro traffic o