an elaborate anglo-indian menu from reggie's childhood. >> reggie: i will put on my apron first. >> anthonynd rakejhwar lall jood, the barrister. there's so much history here. i mean, while i take a dim view of colonization, it's very hard to resist the charms of a house like this. >> raaja: that's quite understandable, actually. you've got a hundred years of very, very intense history funneled into a very small place. >> rakejhwar: and this house used to house the secretary of state to the crown. >> anthony: what am i eating? this is "eggs oeuf a' la florentine." ooh, that's good. this was a small town. >> raaja: it was a small town with a very, very big government. >> rakejhwar: shimla enjoys the unique distinction of having been the summer capital of india, and surprisingly, it was the capitol of burma during the war days. >> raaja: so, here you have this tiny, little village up on the hill, connected to the rest of the world by a narrow mountain path, and they rule approximately a fifth of the human race for eight months every year. in today's context, it would almost seem bizarre. than

reggie. >> and matt will reveal more incredible details about the rescue tonight on a special edition of 2020. >>> investors rocked twitter in premarket stock trading crural yr today as a company posted a decline in user growth. shares slid nearly 20% following yesterday's 19% drop in shares of facebook wiping out $119 billion in market value. twitter like other social media companies says that it is prioritizing its platform over user growth, getting rid of abusive accounts. >>> a big day in gilroy. the garlic festival gatest opened up, and huge crowds. hi, matt. reggie. yeah, it's already hot here in gilroy, and check out all the people who have already arrived. it is packed here in gilroy. the only thing hotter right now are the grills here at gourmet alley. the gilroy garlic festival is partying like it's 1979 celebrating four decades of family fun. more than 100,000 people are expected to walk through the gates during the big event. the big attraction, gourmet alley. that's where everyth

matt. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. lincoln avenue is april to traff -- open to traffic but crews have to repair the power lines and track. security video shows the violent crash on lincoln avenue. the car, a gold buick regal, was mangled while the train ran off its rails. the male driver of the buick and male passenger died at the scene. witnesses say they may have been living out of their car. the train operator and passengers suffered no injuries. one passenger is recovering from a sore hand. >> you see the walls coming down. you don't know what to expect. i didn't know if it was a bomb or what it was. i didn't know it was a car until after. >> reporter: san jose police say the crossing arms were down and functioning but the man behind the wheel tried to droive aroun them. there will be a detour until repairs are completed this morning. matt keller, abc7 news. >>> a fifth boy has been rescued from the thailand cave this morning. divers restarted the operation to save them after four boys were evacuated yesterday. we

>> good morning, reggie and alexis. yes, it was a secret program until now. even the air marshals are not big fans of this program. so what exactly is this program that's taking place all across the nation at the airports? the quiet skies program specifically targets u.s. citizens not in the terrorist screening database or suspected of wrong doing according to the tsa. as first revealed to the "boston globe" thousands of unsuspecting americans have been watched by armed, undercover air marshals. they take notes on what passengers do, who they talk to, even if they use the bathroom. >> we're seeing examples of the tsa following around people who are in no way significantly suspect. the criteria that they are applying does not point to people who are potential terrorists. >> reporter: the tsa tells abc 7 news they follow individuals who may have erratic travel patterns and not a surveillance program, it does not take race or religion into account. the air marshal association president released this statement to the globe,

. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. the sexual assault took place here on the stanford campus about 3 1/2 years ago. there was a huge outcry after brock turner was sentenced. judge aaron persky gave him six months in jail. he ended up serving only three months in jail. prosecutors wanted six years. the victim, known as emmy doe, in court, read a statement that went viral around the world sparking outrage and eventually changed to the law. today, the state appellate court is scheduled to hear arguments on both side. kurg to turner's attorney, he was not provided due process at trial because they didn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that ms. doe had passed a point of general intoxication. and also that the trial court failed to instruct the jury on lesser offenses that could have resulted in a different outcome. the district attorney said turner received a fair trial and was justly convicted. today's hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. in san jose. reporting live at stanford university, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank

. >> reporter: hi, reggie. here's the deal. all the cars on san salvador street will have to find another place to park once construction starts. the city is calling it better bike ways, sj. more bike lanes will be added around downtown san jose. parts of the project involving removing parking, reconfiguring lanes and redirecting traffic. business owners say it could be a major problem. this man owns a restaurant downtown. he says the current lack of parking has hurt business. but bike lanes may be too much to handle. >> they cut the parking in half. then we put a 35-year-old business into job loss. >> san jose's department of transportation says recent education, outreach and improved infrastructure significantly reduced bike and pedestrian crashes. more details on the website, abc7news.com. reporting live in downtown san jose, matt keller. abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. >>>nvestigators say an improperly installed electric livestock fence is to blame for the massive county fire burning near lake berberryessa. it started on j

reggie's customer posted a video about the incident on facebook. happened, listen to reggie now. >> they say i was cutting the grat but i didn't know. that's a shame because i'm -- i didn't know. i'm having fun at the same time cutting -- give me a call. i will be there on time. >> i will be there on time. that is a boy who's going to become a man and he's going to make all kinds of money doing his thing. the facebook video about reggie has been viewed a half million times on facebook. reggie, if i was there, i would hire you. >> an empire could be born. >> you never know. >> thank you so much for sharing your time with us this morning. i hope you make good memories this weekend. >> inside politics with john king starts right now. >>> a big retirement and the chance to reshape american law for a generation. >> you have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that's going to be there for 30 years and 33 years -- >> where are the kids. >> immigration protests coast to coast. >> i don't understand why this administration won't support mothers who jus

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i'm reggie okeith. kristen zi is going to be in later. this morning firefighters are encouraged by their progress. it's 60% contained and the area of concern is on the screen there. marsh creek road and bragden way east of mount diablo. >> reporter: hi, reggie.rgcy i pla.look behind me and you can why. there's still smoke coming out of this burned area. little embers here and there. so fire officials still want to guard the homes here. you can see there were several close calls out here. look at this home. they saved it but it lost the tire of the tractor out front.

. >> jessica, reggie, starting with live doppler 7. the gray is developing along the coast. a few clouds slip into the bay this morning. total sunshine even at the coast heading into the afternoon hours. starting off cool this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. low to mid 60s at the coast from noon to 4:00. 76 to 81 around the bay. a touch warm. the real warmth is inland. we quickly warm to 85 at noon and hit 92 at 4:00. by 7:00, 60 at the coast, 76 to 83 around the bay and inland. still probably have the air-conditioners running in a few neighborhoods. the back to work commute. alexis. >> if you were with us last week, boy, not many folks were on the roads and likely not working either. today, though, i think that will change. i think everyone will head back after the long holiday weekend. we're starting to see the typical crawl out of tracy. 14 miles an hour, 10 miles an hour into dublin already up over an hour this morning. some of that i think is onlooker delay, folks looking at the grant fire. though all lanes are back open. bay bridge toll plaza filling in.

hi, dion. >> alexis and reggie, good morning. yes, we are in one of the hardest hit areas of redding, 15 minutes northwest of downtown and the smell of smoke is still so thick in the air. as we were driving along this morning, we came along this giant tree just toppled on its side undoubtedly by the high winds and flames which also took down this home you see behind me. now nearly 40,000 people have been evacuated since the fire started and for many this has become their new normal. sh fire spreading to om cal fire 95,000 be acres but containment, the god news, has more than tripled toicture come from a marina at whiskey town lake where you can see there dozens of burned out boats one of the most badly damaged area the berry lake subdivision. police are still concerned about hot spots and live gas lines. many homeowners were turned away. >> we're anxious to get home. >> to get home. my children and our cats are in lake california and we've been staying in an rv part. we didn't have anybody that could take all of us. >> reporter:

>> yeah, good morning, jessica and reggie. i talked with the fire captain who says the weather has been helpful overnight. they have a lot of fire crews up there on the moun right now and coming down and having breakfast and a briefing in just a little while here. in about an hour. now they are getting a lot of help from firefighters. 250 fire personnel on the lines. they also have a lot of help from the air. cal fire deployed two helicopters and four air tankers, able to drop flame retardant on the hillside. grass fire in the area of c country club road. sky map 7 shows where the fire spread near weller road. two ranchers and fire people were evacuated the area. one structure was lost. >> especially as the fires move into the heavier fuels the heavier fuels are burning very actively when we get fire in there, and so it's just, again, a byproduct of several years of drought. >> reporter: now the fire also threatened some radio and tv towers. neighbors say the remote looking hill is popular with hand gliders. last update by cal

should have called reggie, hey, what are you doing?ue. we say the whole biological clock thing, it's there. hi, everybody, never more than seven minutes away. 6:51. east bay hills, isn't that gorgeous. doesn't that look like a nice soft pillow you could lay down on right now, maybe throw yourself in there like -- anyway, get away from the sleep thing. let's get up. warmer conditions and mostly sunny conditions are waiting for us this afternoon. mostly sunny, cloudy, cool, to mild tonight and then summer heat inland starting through the extended. this area is dragging up the warm air from the south and taking away the marine layer much faster. back to the coast and pockets of sunshine developing for you. what it does to our temperatures, look at that, 93 in kill roy today, near 90 in morgan hill, los gatos, upper 70s to mid 80s for the south bay. 71 in millbrae to 80 in redwood city. your spread on the peninsula. low to mid 60s along the coast to 68 in downtown and near 70 in south san francisco and sausalito. most of our north bay vall

. >> good morning, reggie and jessica. this started as a call of a crash up here on clayton road earlier this morning. this is a remote area outside of the city limits. take a look at the video and see what was happening here this morning. officers arrived and they found motorized car being towed by another vehicle. the chp says the person who was towing that vehicle ran off and the cart rolled back and hit the officer and his patrol vehicle. >> i really can't comment on that right now, but it's not life threatening. >> reporter: now police say the suspects were able to get away at the time and there were no arrests. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> developing news now in redding, that is our big story today. fast-moving flames forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes across shasta county. the carr fire started monday about 28 miles west of redding near french gulch. it has burned all the way to the city limits. the wildfire has grown to nearly 29,000 acres. it is only 6% contained and

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i'm reggie aqui.y have been. still very mild around the bay and the coast with 60s and 70s. a slow easing of the eat inland through the weekend. reggie? >> we do va problem spot in oakland. westbound 24 past college avenue. this is a car and motorcycle collision in the center divide. no one's hurt, but there is a backup. our bay bridge camera will show you we are friday light. and we know a lot of you are concerned with what's happening in shasta county with the carr fire. an update at 11:00 a.m. more hour abc mi >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film, television, and broadway star glenn close. and, from the new mystery thriller "searching," john cho. plus, get ready for the skewer category as we prepare for "live's fired up friday: fan foodie face off." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: hey! what's up? happy

reggie's mom brandy has become a secretary of sorts. do you want to study?" "business. all business." "succeeding, going to college and making something of myself.">myself.">( marty ) quite an ambitious young man. brandy says they'll put at least half the money he's earned, plus thousands in donations from a gofundme account... away for his college education. ( marty )just about everyone is dancing for the in my feelings challenge that's sweeping the nation. that includes little riley curry. we can't play the audio ... because of copyright issues... but her cuteness is undeniable. ayesha curry posted this video to her instagram account in honor of riley's birthday. the song is by drake. and it's called in my feelings. the curry's video has gotten over 3 million views. ( marty )and someone may be dancing this morning because he or she is a millionaire this morning. here's the winning numbers for last night's 433-million dollar mega millions jackpot. get your tickets ready. the numbers are one ...fourteen.. thirty... forty four...sixty tw

here's reggie with more news. >>> thanks, mike.ne city in contra costa county could be a step closer to having medical marijuana dispensary. the martinez planning commission expected to decide today whether to recommend approve a conditional use permit. the cannabis dispensary would share a building with an athletic training facility. whatever they decide the city council can appeal. the commission meets at 7:00 tonight. >>> vermont senator bernie sanders made medicare for all a cornerstone of his presidential campaign and a study shows how much that would cost. >> government health care spending would increase by more than $32.5 trillion over ten years to provide medicare for everyone. that's from a study by libertarian policy institute at george mason university. the study found the proposal would deliver savings on drug costs and administration but increase demand would drive up spending. sanders calls the study misleading. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast faergts. here's a look at what

reggie? >> thanks.p the hotel bills for puerto ricans who were forced out of their homes by hurricane maria. the federal emergency management agency was going to cut off aid at the end of june, however a judge stepped in and fema to keep paying for hotel stays until july 24th. about 950 families are still receiving aid and another extension is possible. the judge said a final order will be issued this month. >>> 6:25. carrying a credit card balance does not actually help your credit score but apparently some people are guilty of thinking that it does. a survey by credit cards.com shows that 22% of consumers carried a balance believing it would add points to the score. instead they just got a higher interest charge. it does help to have a credit card, but it's even more beneficial to pay off the balance every month and this makes you look more responsible when applying for something like a loan. >>> on the day we celebrate our nation's founding, protesters are fighting for their rights of immigrants. we'

. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. traffic is a major issue here in cupertino, and the city council is looking at new ways to help pay for it. and to pay for it and fix it. and get those cars off the roads here. of course, the biggest employer here in cupertino is apple. the city estimates 24,000 people work at the tech company. on the council agenda tonight, poup theteia business license t. currently, there city charges employers based on square footage. the new proposal would tax based on the number of employees you have. the more employees, the higher per person tax you pay. those with fewer than 100 would have a base rate. one would have apple pay $425 per person, adding up to close to $9.5 million. currently, the tee makes about $800,000 from the business license tax. the city says the money would be used for transportation solutions. city staff says the chamber of commerce and apple have expressed concern about the timeline and want the proposed measure delayed until 2020. if the council approves moving forward,

but reggie is still the but reggie is still the same 12 year old boy. came out... he's getting support from people around the world... including equipment, business cards, t-shirts and more. to help him keep up... his mom brandy has become a secretary of sorts. and reggie already has big plans to go to college. s <"what do you want to study?" "business. all business." "succeeding, going to college and making something of myself.">(grant) quite an ambitious young man.ambitious quite an ambitious young man. brandy says they'll put at least half the money he's earned, plus thousands in donationsfrom a gofundme...awa y for college. (justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(grant) vicki liviakis is here with kron 4 news at 9.(vicki) thank you grant and justine. next at 9....(vicki) bay area residents say they're furious after a tree -- more than a hundred years old gets cut down in their neighborhood. we'll hear from them in a live report... coming up. (vicki) plus -- road rage incident lands one police officer on administrative leave. the survallience video

i'm reggie okeith. kristen zi is going to be in later. this morning firefighters are encouraged by their progress. it's 60% contained and the area of concern is on the screen there. marsh creek road and bragden way east of mount diablo. >> reporter: hi, reggie.rgcy i pla.look behind me and you can why. there's still smoke coming out of this burned area. little embers here and there. so fire officials still want to guard the homes here. you can see there were several close calls out here. look at this home. they saved it but it lost the tire of the tractor out front. that's how close it got. residents telling us they were so grateful for everything firefighters were able to save. >> they were water dropping all around it but it was moving way too fast. >> reporter: a fast moving grass fire outside of clayton that destroyed one home, a home of his neighbors and friends who live on the hill above him. >> the fire sweat over so fast, and there were firefighters all around it and they had to get out of the it was too much too fast. >> reporter

>> reporter: hi, reggie, this group of protesters has been very active. recently they were at the shareholders meeting in mountain view and today they're at the marketing conference here in san jose. google's marketing live 2018 has taken over the san jose convention center. inside they'll showcase the latest technology in advertising. but the message from a small group of protesters outside was quite different. sail convalley rising was a grume of community actests who say they're concerned about google's plan for a megacamp ins downtown san jose. >> if tech companies like google continue to come in and add more jobs and do nothing about theis the development plans would cause homelessness and displacement to skyrocket. they want google to pay for an affordable housing fund, commit to certain workers rights, support local schools and help with traffic issues. the city of san jose is currently holding monthly station area advisory group meetings to address some of these issues. in a statement google's public affairs manager says we are listening to and wo

reggie?ank you. >>> cvs is apologizing after a store manager called police on a woman trying to use a coupon and she recorded video of a part of that encounter. >> african-american. >> black. no, i'm not african-american. i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> camilla hudson says a manager known on-line as coupon carl challenged her friday in chicago when she tried to use a manufacturers coupon for a free product. hudson claims cvs employees only looked at the coupon and never scanned it to verify it. >> he goes, i can't accept this. i said okay, why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >>> the manager called 911 after tensions escalated and chicago police got there and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. in addition to the apology cvs has reassigned the employees involved while the company investigates. >>> a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a mini sub to help rescue the soccer team that was

this what is reggie was talking about.o many people stuck in that backup they have not turned on the bay bridge metering lights. coming in from 580 or 880, enjoy. this is your special treat as a result of that collision and there were no injuries. that is good news too. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. >> thank you. >>> developing news in contra costa county, air tankers and helicopters will resume flame retardant and water drops on a brush fire in clayton. >> cal fire says the fire grew to 247 acres after igniting yesterday afternoon on marsh creek road. it is now 20% contained. you can see here a home that burned. >> and marsh creek road remains closed from morgan territory road to gill drive. >> reporter amy hollyfield live with new details and video that came in overnight. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. look at isom behowe close fire came to this house. we are on marsh creek road. firefighters did save that house. look how smoky it still is here and that's because little spot fire

hey, amy. >> good morning to you natasha and reggie. great to be here. in the cave more urgent than after ever a tragedy overnight. one of the former navy seals bringing them supplies dying running out of oxygen. now officials there in thailand forced to make a major decision about how and when to get the boys out. we are live on the scene. >>> and overnight president trump with a fiery rally mocking the me too movement and promoting his upcoming supreme court announcement. but the president not saying anything about the embattled epa chief scott pruitt rut out of a jb. we are live with the latest on the political front. a major medical breakthrough that could help children with heart defects by jimmy kimmel's son that and more coming up. natasha back to you. >> we appreciate it thank you see you at 7:00 a.m. >> plenty to do in the bay area this weekend whether you want to watch the show or try a new restaurant. >> and the smartphone could be >> and the smartphone could be spying on >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my forecast. checking th

. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie it might be a headache this morning. you can see the pilens and signs out here at hays street. this is a massive $360 million project to improve congestion on vanness and another phase under way today. today the mumble transportation agency says crews will shut down another left turn and busy vanness this time at hayes street. look at this map. it shows the area impacted. . the mta is removing the left turn northbound from vanness on to hayes street if. that means vanness has two remaining left turn northbound at lom boeder and southbound at broadway. the mta says it gives drivers about a week to get comfortable with the new configuration with the no left turn at hayes. but next thursday, july 12th traffic lanes on and other streets will be shifted to make room for the construction zone. parking will be limited and bus stops relocated during this time. if you wonder we all this construction will finally be over? the mta says crews hope to have it done by 2020. >>> reporting live in san francisco, matt keller abc 7 news.

reggie, hit it. come on. >> what? >> the words, reggie. the words. >> i know.ever knew it was everywhere you look, everywhere you go. >> we didn't know that. >> there's a heart, there's a heart. why don't we hold hands. >> so weird. >> let's just get to weather. >> i never held hands before, jessica. >> you guys just became friends. weather wise, let's talk about the foggy start we have early on. visibility issues. petaluma, done to three miles, four miles in half moon bay. early on this afternoon, we'll have dense fog. a live look at the exploratorium camera. the bay bridge gobbled up by the fog early on. sunnier skies prevale, and by 4:00, it's a warmer afternoon than yesterday. the coast is cool in the 60s, but around the bay, a lot of low 80s. inland, we're warm in the mid 90s. issues on the roads. alexis has a traffic alert. >> the same one we have been tracking since 10:30 last night. this is in san mateo. the northbound connector from 101 to eastbound 92 is still closed. this is due to a semi crash that happened last night. the big issue is how heavy thi

good morning, jessica and reggie. stealing my thunder. i will give you the numbers and let you know at home whether you won or not so when you're sitting at home and get all the good feelings about whether or not you won look at me. let's go to those numbers and show you what we got. it's 1, 2, 4, 19, 29, and the mega number 20. someone bought that 52 million jackpot winning ticket over the past couple days here at ernie's liquor on south white road and quinnby road. a full year to come forward and claim their prize and that person will not have to share out of the 44 states plus washington, d.c., and the u.s. in sane.plg ke they ig here i sa and i was going to and i didn't. that could have been me. it could have been me. >> reporter: the owner and his family were celebrating late into the night. the cool thing about a jackpot like this, the owner kewal sachdev will get a million dollars from the california lottery and i heard reggie and jessica talk about they need to be nice to the people in san jose or hanging out. you don't know wheth

>> oh, man. >> jimmy: reggie miller. >> reggie and kyrie -- forget just on the court.ent at it. >> jimmy: who won? >> kyrie. but it was like -- i try to take an attempt. i was so embarrassed. only made eight points. they had like 70, 80. >> jimmy: yeah. because they follow through. >> they follow through. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even in pop-a-shot it's important. you shot this movie when kyrie was what, a cavalier i guess he was at that time? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know he was going to boston? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you had no idea. >> i remember the day before we had our first read together, i was watching "sportscenter." it's like you want to leave the cavs. we got there the next day, just me standing there with him for the first time. like i wanted to ask, hey, man, you good? [ laughter ] you want to talk about stuff? >> jimmy: which team do you root for? >> you know something, i'm a bulls fan. [ cheers ] big cubs fan. [ cheers ] cardinal-cubs -- >> jimmy: and you're in "tag" too. >> yeah, it's great. me and jon are like this. >> jimmy: i should have got you some i

so like, to be around chris weber and reggie miller.ed reggie miller, why did him and mike get into this fight in like '91. [ laughter ] and it was a real fight. i watch it once a year. it's a weird traditional thing. >> seth: yeah. >> and the funny thing is, from both -- i have a friend who's a friend of michael jordan who says reggie did one thing and reggie told me that mike did on thing. i don't know who telling the truth. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. but it's a pretty good situation to be in to be able to hear both sides. >> i feel like i really -- i'm like, i could be an inside source for, like espn. like they should call me. >> seth: well now, yeah. [ light laughter ] it's interesting, does it bother you that -- 'cause kyrie is really good. >> yeah. >> seth: so, he's already a great basketball player. now he's like, good at acting. like the same could not be said of you, right? [ laughter ] >> damn. >> seth: or i. >> let me say this. i have said that before like when it's like, i'm a little annoyed that all of them could come do m

reggie, back over to you. >> thank you. just minutes after the president announced kavanaugh's nomination, california senator kamala harris wrote this tweet. judge kavanaugh represents a direct and fundamental threat to the rights and health care of hundreds of millions of americans. i will oppose his nomination to the supreme court. you can find the latest information about president trump's pick for the supreme court on our website, abc7news.com or on our abc 7 news ach. and make sure to sign up for push alerts to get updates as soon as they become available. >> happening today, the effort to name the international terminal at sfo in honor of late mayor ed lee will move forward. the airport commission will discuss establishing a committee that will consider the name dedication. lee was san francisco's first asian american mayor. the chinese chamber of commerce says lee opened a pathway for business and tourism to asian countries. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the humidity arri

. >> that's the last we'll see of reggie.e'll be a millionaire. >> good day for a hike. >> tomorrow it's going to be a little more humid outside. we're going to start seeing a chance -- slight chance of a shower or possibly sprinkles. let's talk about the accuweather highlights. we go from clouds, then sunshine. not as hot. then it gets humid starting tomorrow through friday and then a weekend of seasonal temperatures and the humidity will back off a little bit. here's a look at what's going on as far as the cloud cover this morning. it's moving into just about all of our neighborhoods by 7:00. notice by noon, it's back to the coast. that's where it's going to stay. not as much sunshine for you toyou'ven either. let look at the temperatures. look in the south bay. what we're dealing with are mid to los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy in the 90s. up the peninsula, 70s around millbrae and hillsborough. we'll have mid-60s along the coast and temperatures will struggle to see 70s in san francisco after being 77 yesterday. a lot of

. >>> it's a questionable call that's got people talking tonight. 12-year-old reggie field is an ohio boy with his own lawn-mowing business. last week, during one of his jobs, a neighbor called the police when he cut a small part of her grass by accident. reggie's customer came to his defense in the facebook video and started a gofundme page that has now raised more than $10,000. >>> the world cup has already claimed two high profile casualties, lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo, the world's biggest soccer stars will both be heading home after losses today by argentina and portugal. meantime in moscow, a lot of excitement amongst the fans. many of them americans, who made the trek despite the u.s. not making the tournament. nbc's bill neely reports from moscow. >> reporter: russia has been invaded. more than a million foreigners here for the most watched global sports event -- soccer's world cup. and if there's one street in the whole world right now where the whole world meets, it's right here in moscow. fans supporting 32 countries. the u.s. team failed to qualify, but that hasn't

reggie?thank you. >>> this morning many talking about a powerful, emotional moment during last night's 26th annual espys that aired here on abc 7. the arthur ashe courage award given to the group of women who survived the sexual abused by usa gymnastics and michigan state team dr. larry nas ar. more than 140 known as sister survivors took the stage. they were honored for their strength and resolve. >> too often abusers and enablers perpetuate suffering making survivors feel their truth doesn't matter. to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter, you matter, and you are not >> that just gave me chills. >> yeah. >> it is amazing to see all of them on that stage together. nassar was sentenced in january from 40 to 175 years in prison. >>> former san francisco mayor willy brown has received the prestigious award. >> looking at that powerful moment. prestigious award awarded to willy brown from the naacp presented last night in san antonio by former

reggie? >> thanks, frances. >>> concord has plenty to celebrate on this fourth of july. not only marking independence day, it is also concord's 150th anniversary. there's going to be a run in the morning, along with a customary parade that starts at 10:00 a.m. this year there will be a little something extra following the parade. at noon the city plans to unveil a statute at toto santos plaza. he founded the city and the adobe he built in 1830 stands today. >>> 76 people in the bay area are celebrating the fourth of july as new american citizens. immigrants from 31 countries gathered on the deck of the ""uss hornet" to take the oath of citizenship yesterday. the vice admiral of the u.s. coast guard welcomed the crowd and told them they will make the country stronger with their passion and energy. >> so i thank you, i congratulate you, i wish you the best our country has to offer. god bless you, your families, and god bless america. >> the ceremony is just one of many being held across the country to celebrate independence day. 14,000 people will become new citizens. cong

but reggie, still the same 12-year-old boy." stuff and they change and he hasn't." determined. motivated. and now, happy to help áothers... "i want to encourage other kids to do the same thing. stay out of trouble."with all of support he's seen from folks across the globe. "california, canada, afghanistan, argentina. everywhere. people have been donating from everywhere."at first, a little overwhelming... "i cried the first day."áthis started showing up on the fields' maple heights doorstep the day after our story aired. and it just kept coming."i got all them clippers from another company."lawn equipment, business cards, promotional materials, donations, t-shirts and more.ánatsand business is booming.reggie has already grown his crew, to keep up...his mom brandy..."i'm like his mom secretary. a momatary."...outside of her regular job...now taking them to jobs all over the area. "maple, garfield, bedford, warrensville."brandy told me they'll put at least half the money earned, donations, and thousands still untouched on gofundme

. >> yes, reggie, looking good this morning. i want to take you into the hayward area where we had two crashes nott far from each other. with one from state route 82 blocking the far left lane and near industrial with a four-car crash off to the shoulder and heavy through that stretch. heavy at the bay bridge toll plaza, but it is typical and maybe a little lighter t >> and now the accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> thank you for sticking around. if you like per sis the tense, that is what you will see. few 50s in san jose and concord a. little bit of the mist and drizzle hanging around through theest are rest of the commute, and gusty on the bay bridge until about 3:00 in the morning. update you to the red flag warning around redding and hopefully it is going to end then and we have the air quality issues in the san joaquin valley, and we may cool a few degrees burk close to the average, reggie. >> thank you, mike. we will have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes. our team is here every morning from 4:30 to 7:00

. >> let reggie take all the pleasure. >> you can do it without a tie? >> think so?. >> here it goes. >> new rules! >> without the microphone. >> you need a microphone. >> there we go. this will be our best forecast ever. all the blood flowing to your brain. thoughts are good. >> the thoughts running through my mind now that i have blood flow to my brain. >> don't mess up. >> incredible. >> so good. jessica kept looking at my like, are you going to take it off? are you going to take it off? i don't want to get in trouble. a look at sutro. beautiful shot this morning. look at that. there is your first problem. the microphone cord is short. this will be short-lived. from emeryville. aacking up welo'll have sunshine heading io the afternoon hours everywhere, with warmer than average temperatures. mostly clear and cool tonight. almost muggy through the extended forecast and some tropical moisture comes up our way. it won't bring us any chances of showers. san francisco 60s. low to mid 60s along the coast. 70s on the bay side. microclimates for us. east bay, temperatures

. >> sure. >> and reggie, they only last like 45 minutes. >> the charge is kind of short. >> oh. >> i mean, at least it's yours own shoes. when stuck on the embarcadero you can pick them up and walk to your next destination. i will face plant as soon as i get on those. >> you think so? >> i do. >> they look tough to balance be. >> i'm tall, so it's like timber. >> you have a high center of gravity. >> reminds me of what my kids used to wear. >> those were cool. >> until you pushed your kid too hard and went and fell down. i won't say i did that. let's move on and talk about what's going on. here's a look at that heavenly shot that jessica mentioned. it is beautiful. no permanent damage, i promise. we're going to see that compressed marine layer go away quickly. hasn't had any effect on sfo so far. we'll keep an eye on that. mostly sunny, our summer spread today as we heat up more inland. partly cloudy, small areas of fog again tonight with similar temperatures and the weekend trending much more comfy especially inland. watch the cloud cover go away but stick to the coast once again du

. >> reporter: hi be, good morning, reggie. look behind me. this is where it will all happen on the steps of city hall. they've built a stage here. got jumbotrons and a thousand chairs available on a first come first serve basis. no one is in line this morning. looks like you've got a good shot at one of the chairs if you want to be here. she will make history today when she becomes the first african american female mayor. she is finishing out the term as mayor ed lee lee died of a heart attack. london breed says she wants to strike a tone of unity and hope in her speech today. she's met with colleagues and asked hem to put politics aside and work together for the city. it's set to last an hour and a half. it will include performances by the san francisco gay men's chorus and the -- it will be an event for a very short-term. the mayor london breed will have to run again for the term as it only lasts until november of 2019. she says she does plan to do so. the ceremony starts at 11:00 this morning. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 n

. >> business is booming for reggie fields after a neighbor called police on him for mowing the wrongrvice in the suburbs of cleveland and he was cutting lucille's grass when police pulled up. lucille's neighbors called because reggie accidentally mowed a part of their property and they were mad? >> people are inboxing me, how can i get in touch with the children? i've got property i want these kids to cut their grass. >> give me a call, i will be there on time -- >> he has the right entrepreneurial attitude. lucille got close to half a million views all publicity landed her son about 20 new clients. >> he has excellent technique. excellent technique when he's doing that. >> even though he went into the neighbor's yard. >> it wasn't technique, mowing is beautifully, it was the wrong yard. doing it so well -- >> doughnut or a lemonade or something. my god. love it. >> he's in cleveland. i'm sure the big news he's concerned about, lebron james leaving, going to los angeles. one of the biggest stars in all of sports making a move. we'll talk about the implications next. i am all about li

reggie and jessica. >>ss what at&t park usually looks like. >> no more infield and those are goal posts. rugby goal posts to be specific. it is being called the biggest rugby party in the entire world and it all starts this morning. >> pretty exciting stuff. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside at&t park where the party is about to get started. >> yeah. monumental friday morning. we know that this is the very first time this historic tournament will be on u.s. soil but in our backyard no less. the stands are empty here at at&t park but that will change as 100,000 tickets were purchased for this three-day tournament. we want to get you inside so you can see exactly how this baseball field that we're used to transformed. workers installed 55,000 square feet of sod in preparation and poured 23 cubic yards of cement. this is far from the baseball field we're used to. over the next three days, 40 teams representing 28 nations will battle it out in the historic tournament involving both mennd sraugon manager says the sport is grow

>> reggie, details are disturbing.ocuments obtained by abc 7 news showed just how violent they became over that five-year period. now in just a matter of hours, orlando vilchez lazo will be in court answering to multiple charges of rape. this is video from a previous appearance. dna evidence linked lazo to the brazen crimes. attackses that started back in 2013. that's when lazo first posed as a ride share driver picking women up from bars and night clubs around the city, getting them alone and raping them. in one account he allegedly picked up two women a victim and her friend. the woman asked him to pull over and we've replaced the name with victim and told investigators, quote, once her friend was out of the car the defendant drove off with a helpless victim in his car. the victim was in and out of consciousness but remembers coming to and realized she was alone in the car. according to i.c.e. orlando vilchez lazo is here illegally from peru and being held without bond and faces live in prison for those charges. ride

he declined. >> reggie, speaking of b.a.r.t. happening today b.a.r.t.ill begin talks to figure out how to retrofit the transbay tube with as little impact as possible to the morning commute. but it actually could be -- service could be pushed back an entire hour for the morning commuter. it's going to maybe affect these early morning riders. we're going to check in now with abc news reporter amy hollyfield. she's talking to some of those folks. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi jessica. b.a.r.t. is planning to talk today about how to help these people. these early bird riders that we've talked to. they would like it if they keep the trains running. this february, they're going to start the trains at 5:00 a.m. an hour later. that's going to happen for 3 1/2 years. they'll do this to give crews time to retrofit the transbay tube. according to the san francisco examiner, today the board will discuss what to do. two plans on the table. one offers more bus service than the other. as they discuss, what that looks like, the riders are wishing they could keep the early

reggie. >> all right. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk apologizing for calling a british diver involved in the cave rescue a pedophile. musk addressed the issue in a series of tweets saying he had spoken in anger on sunday. it started when a diver accused musk and spacex engineers of orchestrating a pr stunt sending a small submarine to help divers rescued the soccer team. musk says the criticism upset him but should not have branded the diver a pedophile. >>> there's happen for families left homeless by the north bay wildfires. a rental assistance center opens today, a program offered will provide families with financial assistance like rental deposits and help finding places to live. there are certain requirements and an application process. you can find more information at the center it opens at 575 west college avenue in santa rosa and opens at 5:30 tonight. >>> a suspected burglar in southern california targeted the wrong family. the home of an mma fighter. cell phone video captures how the suspected break-i

. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. facebook went from a big thumb's up from investors to a big thumb's down overnight. the stock taking a huge hit after its earnings report was released yesterday. how big was it? it was a bad night for them. the stock down 24% at one point in afterhours trading shedding about $144 billion in value. right now it's down about 19%, 20%. that also means ceo mark zuckerberg took a big personal hit losing $16.8 billion in stock value. that's about a fifth of his net worth. facebook's user base and revenue grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter as the menlo park based company dealt with privacy issues and expects revenue growth to slow down in the next couple quarters. this is the first full quarter following the cambridge analytica privacy scandal. they believe the shortfall had to do with european privacy rules that went into effect in may. the company still earned $5.1 billion in profit, that's up 31% from the year before. facebook also revealed instagram has more than a bill

. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. this started as a rally yesterday and it's turned into so much more. they're blocking an entrance. they say they'll be here indefinitely. we just interviewed one of the activists. here's his message. >> we're calling for an end to deportation and the abolition of i.c.e. which is cruel and inhumane, which oppressed migrant communities, which only existed since 2003 and we want these things to stop that are being done in our names. >> in the east bay, more controversy. cameras were rolling when congressman jeff denham rang the bell at a shelter for immigrant children in pleasant hill. nobody opened the door, but someone from the facility let him know he would not be able to go inside. facility is run by the nonprofit southwest key program, and is housing 25 teenage immigrants. two girls at the shelter have been separated from their parents. >> the apartment of hhs and let our counterparts at the white house know we were coming. >> what i have been told by them is they had no prior knowl

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