michelle roberts is at sfo with more. >> reporter: this flight simulation from sfo shows the flight path of air canada flight 759 lining up to attempt to land at sfo on july 7th. according to a new ntsb report today, the flight was cleared to land on runway 28 r. but instead, the pilots lined up with a taxi way to the right of that runway where four fully fueled and fully loaded passenger jets were waiting to take off. >> right now, everything is pointing to a human factor, a pilot error. >> reporter: nbc bay area aviation expert reviewed the new ntsb report and shared his take on the filings by phone. >> the backups eventually kicked in but you shouldn't have to go that far to the checklist to get to the point. >> reporter: air traffic control notified to pull up or abort the landing. it landed safely but these photos included in the new ntsb report showed how close the air canada plane came to slamming into the aircraft on the ground. in the photos you can also see the airplanes on the ground turned on landing lights. a move aviation experts say is the equivalent of honking a horn, war

people flying in and out of sfo should feel safer now. the faa is making changes that will hopefully eliminate human error. the faa says it will no longer issue visual approaches to air crews approaching sfo at night when an adjacent parallel runway is closed. when these conditions prevail, our controllers issue pilots instrument landing system approaches or satellite-based approaches. these changes come in light of an air canada flight nearly hitting multiple planes waiting on the taxiway at sfo last month. to retired united pilot ross amer, these faa adjustments are overdue. >> it was basically a near disaster of monumental proportions. at the same time, it was considered a nonevent. >> reporter: a nonevent because the faa classifies a near miss as a time when two aircraft almost hit each other in the air. >> so technically, this would not have, um, raised any alarm until you folks, the reporters, got a hold of this story. >> reporter: this incident was what the captain calls a simple go-around and that's something pilots or control tow

sfo, yeah, it's a little hazy out there. currently no delays. but we'll track that throughout the morning let you know what's going on at the airport any of you heading out. here's the visibility map. so five mile visibility half moon bay. even though we have clouds, they are not too low. should be a clear drive. you can see the clouds rolling through. expecting to see 10 to 15-mile- per-hour winds today. let's check in with jaclyn. >> good morning. >>> happy thursday, we're almost there. right now we're tracking overnight roadwork. caltrans has a couple of lanes shut down along southbound 880 between 23rd and 29th avenue. and it looks like you can see speeds that slow to about 25 miles per hour. so if you are going out the door and this is part of your morning commute, give yourself some extra time. 101 tracking more slowdowns due to caltrans with some overnight roadwork. this is southbound 1 between millbrae and broadway to be wrapped up by 5 a.m. >>> north korea is not backing down after the latest threats from the trump administration callin

>> this is just the latest of several security breaches at sfo. in december a man ran onto the tarmac. you can see him there as police try to tackle him. eventually they caught him and in march of 2015 a woman snuck through a fence, tried to hop aboard a flight. she started waving her arms at a plane that was still on the ground. >>> now let's take a live look outside in dub lip. it reached triple digits -- dublin. it reached triple digits there and some other spots around the bay area there today and there's more to come. >> there is a heat advisory still in effect tonight through tomorrow, only for the bay area hills because not only have they been hot during the day, not cooling off at night. they're above the marine layer and overnight lows tonight in places like mount hamilton and dublin staying around 80 degrees. so triple digit heat continuing tomorrow. we certainly did it today, ukiah 110, danville and fairfield 103, st. helena 102. it was downright chilly in parts of san francisco. 21 miles meant a 42-degree difference. it's only 58 for a

delay around sfo.l talk about that in less than ten. >> thanks. >>> harvey is continuing to wreak havoc that will likely make this one of the costliest storms in u.s. history. >> at least 31 people have died in texas. more than 30,000 people have been forced from their homes. so far, 190,000 people have registered for federal assistance with fema. >> the rain has largely subsided in houston and some of that water is receding in parts of the city, but much of the city is still under water and in crisis. maggie rulli is live in houston with our update. maggie. >> reporter: reggie, natasha, good morning. as texas slowly begins to rebuild, there are more than 230 shelters like this one still open throughout the state. in some parts of houston, water rescues and recovery missions are still going around the clock. five days after hurricane harvey made landfall. >> we've already made one dramatic rescue. now we're right back at it. >> now a tropical depression, harvey continues to batter the gulf coast. >> th

. >>> a standard landing turns into mass confusion at sfo after a teen jumps off a plane. the copa airlines flight took off from panama city and hit the tarmac at sfo by 2:30 yesterday afternoon. kpix 5's andria borba shows us how passengers reacted once the emergency door burst open. >> jumped off the plane! >> reporter: this was the scene inside the flight from panama city moments after it touched down at sfo. >> when we landed, the emergency door opened. >> reporter: right when it landed? >> as soon as we landed it popped open. >> the whole door goes up,. >> reporter: and passengers saw the emergency exit door was missing, so was the teen. >> then this guy, i seen him jump on the wing and then he starts climbing down the wing and then just runs! then he just starts running the other way. >> reporter: on the ground, the teenager was chased down and detained by construction crews who are trained by sfo to look out for suspicious behavior. this is what the tarmac looks like moments later from chopper 5. inside the boeing 737-800, confusion and sunlight. >> all the windows

matt keller is live for us at sfo. matt. >> reporter: they're zed scheduled to leave here from sfo at 12:55 headed to mexico city but not before they made one plea to president trump to stay here in the bay area. >> just want him to, you know, to think how -- how will he feel if only something would happen to let's say ivanka or one of the otherch his kids and they have to leave the kids behind? >> reporter: highland hospital nurse maria mendoza sanchez and her husband are being deport and must leave the country the couple has held jobs, paid taxes and stayed out of legal trouble for two decades. they have four children, three of them u.s. citizens. their attorney has asked federal immigration authorities for a stave deportation while senator dianne feinstein wants to introduce a private bill in congress next month allowing the couple to remain in the u.s. ice, however, issued the following statement. court's consistently held that nierj of these individuals has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. while ice continues t

sfo spokesman said he was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. copa airlines flight 208 from panama city landed at sfo around 2:30, and was waiting to taxi. passengers describe a smooth flight until they heard a noise. >> the whole door goes up and i hear screams into papering didn't know what -- >> reporter: passengers didn't know what happened, but new something was wrong when they saw light in the exit door this. is audio between the air traffic controller and the two pilots: pilots: >> reporter: a few minutes after landing, a 17-year-old boy sitting in the exit row unexpectedly opened the exit door. he slid down the wing of the aircraft on to the taxi way. one passenger showed us photos of the exit door after it was opened. >> we saw like someone running outside. >> reporter: passengers say there was no announcement. they were delayed about 30 minutes. several law enforcement officers got on the plane. >> they just told us to remain calm and be seated. >> reporter: the airport spokesman said the teen is a u.s. citizen and was traveling alone.

refreshing at sfo. this is an on shore wind except in livermore northwesterly at 10.nd fairfield's winds has been 22 miles per hour. the winds will be fluctuating during the day. and there you have the bank of low clouds and fog. temperature-wise, back to where we should be for this time of the year. mid-60s on the seashore. and 60s and 70s around the lip of the bay to the high 70s across the peninsula. and 83

. >>> new safety measures at sfo. what is happening on the ground that will prevent another close call. >>> the raiders and what marchand lynch had to say. >>> here we are on friday morning with a look ahead to monday morning. no clouds -- low clouds, no change there. we will have a look at the friday forecast coming up. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. sfo is making changes to its landing protocol after an air canada flight last month. the plane had lined up to land on a taxiway where several planes were waiting to take off. the pilot aborted the landing just in time and came within feet of several planes filled with passengers. sfo says that from now on at night that at leas

sfo spokesman said he was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation.rlines flight 208 from panama city landed at sfo around 2:30, and was waiting to taxi. passengers describe a smooth flight until they heard a noise. >> the whole door goes up and i hear screams into papering didn't know what -- >> reporter: passengers didn't know what happened, but new something was wrong when they saw light in

>> amber lee at sfo tonight. thank you. >>> we are learning new details about the teenage passenger who jumps out of an emergency exit from a plane that had just minded recently at sfo. san francisco police say the 17- year-old boy will not face criminal charges and has been taken to a hospital for mental health treatment. witnesses say he appeared to be in emotional stress while flying alone during yesterday's seven-hour flight from panama city to sfo. investigators say shortly after landing, he opened the emergency exit and then slid down the wings of the tarmac. he wasn't hurt. the teenager was held by an airfield construction crew until police arrived and arrested him. >>> i think bta should let people know how many safety issues are out there. >> 2 investigates looks at transit safety after a high- profile accident in the south bay. at 10:30 pm, current and former employees are speaking out, saying they had serious safety concerns. >>> and it's pretty hot out there today. not quite as hot the next couple of

or into sfo.ere is a look at your morning commute planner. if you are driving, watch out for slippery spots. there will be some drizzle around. if you are taking the ferry ride, definitely gray skies. walking, watch out for drizzly areas. you will need the wipers if you are driving. allow extra time. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. tomorrow morning when going notice how much the low clouds and fog pushed across the bay, into the north bay towards the south bay. as we head to the afternoon hours you will see gray clouds lingering at the coast. could be potential for isolated showers or thunderstorms north of clear lake. we saw it happen this afternoon. tomorrow morning expecting some drizzle near the coast, temperature also mid 50s to the low 60s. we had a full moon tonight. it is definitely going to be great sleeping weather overnight tonight with readings like this. tomorrow morning though, might be sweater weather for some of you. so keep that in mind. tomorrow afternoon, 60s coast side, a l

or into sfo.e planner. if you are driving, watch out for slippery spots. there will be some drizzle around. if you are taking the ferry ride, definitely gray skies. walking, watch out for drizzly areas. you will need the wipers if you are driving. allow extra time. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. tomorrow morning when you get going notice how much the low clouds and fog pushed across the bay, into the north bay towards the south bay. as we head to the afternoon hours you will see gray clouds lingering at the coast. could be potential for isolated showers or thunderstorms north of clear lake. we saw it happen this afternoon. tomorrow morning expecting some drizzle near the coast, temperature also mid 50s to the low 60s. we had a full moon tonight. it is definitely going to be great sleeping weather overnight tonight with readings like this. tomorrow morning though, might be sweater weather for some of you. so keep that in mind. tomorrow afternoon, 60s coast side, a little breezy, and that breez

and her husband were supposed to fly out of sfo yesterday.ey were grand a stay as senator feinstein was trying to reh a bill to allow them to in main was denied. as you said, they are expected to leave the country today. for background, she and her husband have lived here in the u.s. illegally for 23 years. she raised four daughters here and has been a nurse at highland hospital. she says she will be sad to not see her patients again. >> they lean on us. i don't have problem with nobody leaning on me. if all my patients want to cry on my shoulder, they can. i be there for them. >> reporter: they will take their youngest child with them to mexico. and the other three daughters will stay here. two are in their 20s. they will finish school. new data reveals between january and june, i.c.e. agents have arrested nearly 55,000 people in the u.s. illegally. that's 37% more arrests than last year. maria and her husband have been trying to get their green cards but have been denied for 15 years. neda iranpour, kpix 5. >> has maria said what the hardes

and that technology could eventually be rolled out at sfo. >> cutting edge technology for sfo to be put in place. >> reporter: to ensure they will have more safe flights. these changes are immediate. we are live at sfo rick boone. >>> thank you. a tow truck driver recovering this evening. after another driver pulled over and opened fire. the towed vehicle was blocking traffic when the gunman pulled occupy and shot that driver. >> maybe because they weren't traveling as fast as normal so that they could be safe, it may have created some congestion on the city streets. but that is certainly no reason to shoot somebody. >> yeah, apparent case of road rage. the driver is expected to driver and the suspect is described at his late 20. >>> stay away. the rally is set for at mlk park. it is being called no to markism in america. stay away and do not plan alternative events. a counterprotest that was already scheduled at uc berkeley for earlier that day. confederate statute are a debate. charlottesville started as a protest over the removal of general robert e. lee. for many the statue is a sym

aviation officials say this video shows the view that pilots have as they land at sfo. these pilots have landed planes several times but pilot error is suspected. >> it could have been pilot error but somebody was obviously asleep at the switch. >> on july >> on july 9 the air canada jet was invisible to a radar system designed to prevent collisions on the ground. that is not a factor in this incident though. weather was no issue. >> they had beautiful weather and the lights were on. what more can you ask for? >> the report highlights factors that averted the disaster, pilings on the ground turned on landing lights as a last-ditch danger signal and the pilots from another plane on the taxiway alerted air traffic controllers of the off course jet, ultimately the pilots aborted the landing saying they knew something was wrong. >> it is very important to have to row investigations because we have to get to the truth. the only reason we have investigations is for prevention. >> a spokesman for the ntsb says the investigation will take one year. no cause or conclusions were

we're clear at sfo and we are getting warmer. we are in the mid-80s in concord and livermore today. 67 right now in san francisco. san jose 79. santa rosa 77. we have 70 currently in oakland. a lot of sports going on the next couple of days. the phillies are in town for a few games against the san francisco giants. 7:15 first pitch, no fog for the beginning of the game. 64 degrees. let's fast forward to that 49ers game which is saturday at 7:00. you can watch it right here on kpix 5. a beautiful late summer night for some preseason football. 72 degrees for kickoff under mainly clear skies in beautiful santa clara. overnight tonight, south bay 62. san jose fog and cloud-free. 50s and 60s in the area. it is now all about this ridge of high pressure. it is big. it is strong. if it was sitting right over the bay area, we probably would be talking about 100 to 105 inland and maybe the 80s in san francisco. if you don't like warm weather, it's not going to be directly overhead. it's going to our west giving us more of a north wind, tho

. >>> new details on the near miss last month at sfo. a new report says the air canada jet is much closer to crashing into other planes and that previously thought. kpix 5 reporter susie steimle is near the sfo runways right now. >> reporter: liz, this was almost a mass casualty event. we know on july 7, there were 4 planes filled with passengers lined up ready for take-off when an air canada plane almost crashed into them. when the faa first investigated this, it thought that plane was within 100 feet of the ground. it was even closer than that. >> this is the left runway. this is the right runway. >> reporter: the captain still can't wrap his head around how an air canada pilot mistook sfo's taxiway for a runway back in july. new information released today shows just how close the air canada plane came to crashing into four passenger-filled planes on the taxiway. at one point, the plane was within 59 feet of the ground before the pilots realized something was wrong. >> that's a lot of inertia. if they hit one, they would slide through

and after a normal 7-hour trip, it landed at sfo. jackie ward says not only did the teen boy ignore those warnings to stay in his seat until the plane got to a stop, but he got off the plane when it was still on the taxi way. jackie? >> reporter: that's right, veronica. we're at the internationals terminal here at sfo. it was downstairs at arrivals where you can imagine things were chaotic after that flight from panama city landed at 2:30. the girl who took this video tells me she was just three rows in front of where this all happened. she says people quickly got out of their seats, started recording and taking pictures almost immediately after the boy jumped. you could see that everyone was standing up in disbelief in what they just seen and trying to figure out why he jumped in the first place. she says people were scared and confused. >> i hear some people, like, scream. yell "no"! and this guy, i see him jump on the wing. and then he starts climbing down the wing and then just runs. he starts running the other way. and everyone

. >> reporter: people flying in and out of sfo should feel a little safer now. the faa is making changes that will hopefully eliminate human error. the faa says it will no longer issue visual approaches to air crews approaching sfo at night when an adjacent parallel runway is closed. when these conditions prevail, our controllers issue pilots instrument landing system approaches, or satellite-based approaches. these changes come in light of an air canada flight nearly hitting multiple planes waiting on the taxiway at sfo last month. to retired united pilot ross aimer, these faa adjustments are long overdue. >> it was basically a near disaster of monumental proportion at the same time considered a nonevent. >> reporter: because the faa classifies a near miss as a time when two aircraft almost hit each other in the air. >> so technically, this would not have raised any alarm until you folks, the reporters, got a hold of this story. >> reporter: this incident was what captain aimer calls a simple go-around and that's something pilots or control tower operators are

airlines landing at sfo will soon see some changes.t pilots will no longer get before touching ground. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. the dow is down 44. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. canada flight last month. the jet came dangerously >>> the faa is changing the way pilots land at sfo after the near disaster involving an air canada flight last month. the jet came dangerously close to four other aircraft waiting on the taxiway that parallels the runway. now the faa will no longer issue visual approaches to air crews coming into sfo at night when an adjacent parallel runway is closed. controllers will issue satellite based approaches. the close call was considered a nonevent because the faa classified a near miss as a time when two aircraft almo

here's a look at sfo, it's cloudy and looks like we'll have delays. as soon as i know you'll no he. 58 to 61 this morning, 60 to 76, not much of a spread just clouds at the coast mostly sunny elsewhere. 4:0062 around the bay -- at the coast, 85 inland and then 60s and 70s a delightful evening coming up. how about the commute. >>> the entire bay area lookin good right now, so we'll take it, that's for sure. bay bridge off toya much better start than yesterday. here's a quick check at the toll plaza, no metering lights yet just a little bit of stack up in the cash lanes that we see this time of day. and the drive time in san francisco post the toll booths wide open in the green at just eight minutes. we have an nish sonoma if you're driving through on state route 12. i'll talk more about that in less than 10. >>> now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >>> we continue following breaking news. rght now police are investigated a murder in east san jose after a body was found inside a liquor store overnight. >> i want to show you these live images. thi

chang chang changes in effect at sfo. rick boone is live. >> reporter: yeah a lot of changes across the board. and not a lot of people will see them. unless you fly the plane. it is all about making the passengers very safe as these planes take off and land. it has been more than a month when the air canada jet flew 60 feet close. it could have been one of the biggest aviation tragedies in history. >> hopefully it will prevent this from happening again. >> reporter: pilots will no longer be allowed to use only a visual approach at night. instead pilots will have to use their instruments. another change, a two air traffic controllers working at all time at night. they will also be testing a new radar system when a plane is lined up on the taxi way. and that could eventually be rolled out at sfo. >> cutting edge technology to be put into places. >> reporter: hoping they will ensure more safe flights. we are live at sfo rick boone nbc bay area. >>> the two teams who filmed themselves climbing to the top of golden gate bridge

detailed report by the ntsb includes photos of the dangerously close call between the planes at the sfoast month. for the first month we see how close the air canada jet came to the four other planes. in one case it was within a few feet. amber lee has the details.>> reporter: these newly released photos from the ntsb show how close the air canada jet came to crashing into four other planes trying to land last month at the sfo. air canada flight 759 was heading toward the taxiways to the runway and the runway to the left was closed for construction and for the first time the ntsb revealed it was as low as 59 feet above ground before the pilot aborted the landing. >> those lights are the taxiways and that is how you know it is a taxiway versus the runway. >> reporter: the runway lights are white and dick deeds loop for delta air lines for 31 years and the national safety chairman for the airline pilots association. he says that two pilots in the airbus used the official approach and should have been able to distinguish the taxiway from the runway without the help from an instrument. >> i

>> plus, chaos on a flight to sfo after a teenager jumped off the plane.s a play-by- play of the trouble on the tarmac. >> first, the heat wave is on. >>> another round of triple- digit temperatures are expected throughout parts of the bay area today >> a heat advisory is extended until 9:00 tonight because we have had very little recovery in the overnight hours. yesterday 115 in lower lake. not everybody is experiencing the heat wave. the sun is making an appearance in the mount vaca area where the temperature will top off near 105 today. currently in the 50s and 60s. san francisco is a very cool 55. and we'll have a high today of 7. the it's away from the bay of water where we have the temperatures. one more day into the triple digits. subtropical moisture to the south of us is going to add another curve into our forecast. we'll talk about that. but right now jessica flores is live in dublin this morning at the brand-new wave waterpark where guests can actually have a treat today. now, jessica, i'm asking, are you going to steal that for us and make a bi

here from sfo in the next 20 minutes. it was at the united counter she checked in that will take her family to mexico city. she, her husband and their son will take off tonight leaving behind three daughters, including one whose immigration status is protected by daca. >> i am leaving. [ indiscernible talking ] >> it is hard. i wish i don't have to leave my kids behind but i really like to follow the law and although i have been offered sanctuary in many places, taking it is a federal offense and when i dime the country -- came to the country i was very young. back then i didn't understand what it meant what had happened. i wasn't trying to violate rules. i came because i was young and in love but things happen as i grow up and went to school and i understand the -- how -- i try make it right. and i -- in a way still my family -- [ indiscernible talking ] i try. i try since 2002. every single thing -- i am here today. i am leaving. when am i going to come back? i don't know. i hope soon. >> what scares me the most, i don'

happened around 2:30 at sfo... when a copa airlines flight from panama city had just landed and was waiting to pull up to its gate. that's when the 17-year-old boy opened an emergency exit by one of the wings... and jumped down onto the tarmac. an airfield construction crew was able to tackle the teen... until police got there. the flight proceeded to the arrival gate - and everyone got off. kron four's spencer blake is on his way to the airport to meet with passengers who were on board that flight. (vicki) another big story we are tracking for you tonight... a car slams into a home in fremont as it was being pursued by police. (grant) police say the car was flying...as fast as 70 miles per hour... when it crashed. kron four's dan kerman joins us live now from the scene - with a look at the damage. dan? sot steven sayle/neighbor 00-06 i heard the car racing down here, probably didn't realize this was a court and there was no breaking sound at all, steven sayle is recalling what happened seconds before this blue hyu

here's a look at our delays at sfo. one hour and one minute.s what they're telling us the average is trying to get into sfo this morning. you saw that plane, a 757 just take off. i should leave that to the experts. drizzle to sunshine, below average highs today. kiddy coaster of highs means we don't have very high highs or low lows and our coolest highs, almost a touch of fall monday and tuesday. let's start where it's warmest today, mid to upper 80s, that's it in the inland. in the north bay, gray early and then sunshine. 79, san rafael, santa rosa at about 80. if you're going to the fair, 66 with the clouds open at at 11:00. 71 at 7:00. very comfortable, and going to get kind of cool, 59 by the time we close the doors at 11:00. a break from summer in the south bay. los gatos, 82. sunnyvale at 75. as you look at the peninsula, 70 at san mateo. pacifica at about 62 degrees with cloudy conditions there. along the east bay shore, mostly sunny. 69 in oakland to fremont at 75, and san francisco will be partly sunny and breezy. balboa park into rich

no word on what caused the ride to malfunction. >>> a close call at sfo. the national transportation safety board released thesages. you can see -- these images. you can see the planes lined up and then the air canada flight comes in on top of one of the planes. kpix 5's susie steimle finds out the plane disappeared from radar before the close call. >> reporter: he speaks from experience when he says it is very obvious which is the runway and which is the taxi way from the air. >> the run way lights are bright yellow. the taxi lights are dim blue. >> reporter: that is why he can't wrap his head around how a pilot mistook the taxi way for a run way in july. >> i want to find out how could they have done this. that will come out of the investigation. >> reporter: new information released today shows just how close the air canada plane came to crashing into four passengers filled planes on the taxi way. the plane was within 59 feet of the ground before pilots realized something was wrong. >> if they hit one they hit the next one and probably the next one. you

no delays at sfo. caution, foggy along the coast and across the golden gate.san francisco, but hot inland if you're taking mass transit and if you're on the bay today, there will be a little fog this morning. your event planner for the sonoma county fair, 76 at 11:00. nice and 75 at 7:00. a little chilly, about 65 at 11:00. we'll take a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up, when the heat is going to break, and a slight chance of thunderstorms continues today. now, you told me a couple days ago, you have one of those space air conditioners, if you will. how is it holding up? is it working for you? >> it's not really working. it might get one room cool, but that's about it. yeah. so i'm ready for some cooler temps this weekend. i certainly will take it. we've got a few trouble spots on the commute this morning. want to head out to the central valley. westbound 580 before grant line road, we have a crash that's been pushed off to the shoulder, but pretty stop and go as you get through the stretch, and the has spilled over to 205, so down to about 11 m

give yourself some extra time if you are heading to sfo. you will be slow northbound along 101 out of san mateo. altamont pass westbound 580 "slow, stop, go" speed drop below 15 miles per hour transitioning from 205 to 580. once you get out of livermore, you're back up at top speeds towards 680, 28 minutes in the yellow. bay bridge toll plaza stacking up a bit. nothing to write home about. no metering lights yet. hat's a check of your tra ffic; over to you. >>> you can see in your traffic map there is a haze. we have the marine layer coming through this morning. looking at the top of the transamerica pyramid can't quite see it where the clouds are lingering up there. i wonder, the lights are on. does that mean people have been working since early this morning? or do they leave the lights on overnight? who knows. hard workers here in san francisco. concord 61 for you. oakland 60 right now. livermore 59. san francisco 59. temperatures going up slowly today because clouds will keep us cool in the morning at least. for the next few hours we'll

the winds are picking up now at sfo. that's a west-northwest flow at 13 miles per hour. and then again we have a west- southwest wind at 13 fairfield. winds consistent later today 10 to 20. triple-digit heat again today after a very slow recovery in the overnight hours. boy, i left the house this morning in pleasanton. it was 68 degrees. it's still in the low 80s at the very tip-top of mount diablo. that's your inversion layer working there with your temperatures. overnight low in the 70s in the highest elevations. we have an excessive heat advisory in place until 9:00. 70 at the coast, a big change in store for all of us. >>> that heat wave has forced many in the bay area to crank up the air-conditioning but one waterpark is offering a solution to those looking to cool off. jessica flores is live in dublin at the wave waterpark where guests can actually get in for free. hey, if it's free, it's for me, jessica. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's right, michelle. well, it's not quite pool weather just yet but later on today, those scorching temperatures are going to hit inl

after landing at sfo -- a passenger jumps from an airplane onto the runway. ===ray vo=== next at 6 -- our investigative unit digs into how often this happens.. ===/jess vo=== and a south bay officer pulls out a gun during a traffic stop. the reason his department says he was justified... ===next close=== next! sot right as the plane landed, a kid opened the exit, jumped onto >>> finally tonight after all the images we've seen of people behaving badly aboard airplanes, somebody is going viral for being nice to his fellow passengers. nbc's rehema ellis has this little guy's story. >> reporter: of all the things a toddler could do on an airplane, 2-year-old guy chose to do this. >> he wants to fist bump you. >> reporter: his mom took cell phone video of them going to their seats on a southwest flight from kansas city, missouri, heading home to raleigh after visiting grandma. guy reached out to fist bump every passenger. >> say hi to everyone. >> hi. >> reporter: the warm response prompted mom to write instagram and facebook posts that have since gone viral. she

. >>> frightening new information about the near miss at sfo. the ntsb says the air canada flight was only 59 feet off the ground not 100 feet as earlier reported and closer to planes getting ready to take off. the plane disappeared for 12 whole seconds from a radar system designed to catch close calls like there one. >> the investigation is not yet over and despite this newly released information one retired pilot that we spoke with says the system is safe. >> reporter: the newly released ntsb pictures showed how close an air canada flight came to other aircraft on the taxi way at sfo last month. >> this was a disaster averted. >> reporter: the lane was just 59 feet from the ground. >> air canada flew directly over us. >> saw that. >> reporter: chris is a retired pilot. >> the fact that the united 787 that was number one on the taxi weight has a tail height of 56 feet, well it's alarming to take the difference between 59 and 56 but i think those aircraft were separate bid a significant amount. >> reporter: perhaps as much as 29 feet off to the

. >>> the national transportation safety board said that place -- close call at the sfo was closer than they thought. the ntsb released photos and you can see in this circle, below that circle are four other planes and they are waiting to take off. investigators say that the air canada jet was getting ready to land on the taxiway where several jets were lined up waiting to take off. it may have missed one or more of the planes in his path by just a few feet. the retired airline captain dick deeds of san jose is the ntsb chairman for the airline pilots association. >> being a pilot, that was pilot error but someone was obviously asleep at the switch.>> the ntsb reports that the air canada jet at the lowest point was only 59 feet off the ground. >>> we are learning new details about the teenage passenger that jumped out of the emergency exit of the plane that just landed at the sfo. the san francisco police say the 17-year-old boy will not face criminal charges and is been taken to the hospital for mental health treatment. he appeared to be in emotional distress while traveling alone duri

a security breach at sfo. why and how did a teenager jump onto to the tarmac. live at the airport with new answers. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. raj mathai. >> jessica aguirre. dangerous and illegal. tonight we are hearing how the escape happened and how the teen was caught. we'll show you look from inside the plane at the emergency door that was breached by the teen. tonight you'll hear from a highlight who had just landed at sfo moments before. radioed the tower for help after seeing the passenger on the tarmac. nbc bay area jean elle joins us with how the unusual emergency ufrlded, jean. >> reporter: jessica airport officials say the 17-year-old boy is a u.s. citizen. at this point investigators aren't saying why he used that emergency door to get off the plane while still moving on the tarmac. passengers say it was shocking. >> so the door opened from the when the plane landed and then i saw someone as i say like flying out like the door of the emergency door. >> the passenger lands at sfo onboard copa f

witnesses say he appeared to be in mental distress while traveling alone from panama city to sfo. investigators say the teen slid down the wing to the tarmac shortly after landing. the teenager was held by an airfield construction crew until police arrived and arrested him. >>> today, president trump quietly imposed a bill to -- signed a bill to impose new sanctions on russia for interfering in the 2016 election. the president called the bill seriously flawed and russia warned about more retaliation. lauren blanchet talks about the public focus on a new round of policies to reshape legal immigration into the united states. >> reporter: the president, announcing today along with two republican senators, a proposal to transfer the immigration system to merit-based. similar to our neighbor to the north and australia. >> the r.a.i.s.e. act will help ensure that newcomers to our country will be assimilated, will succeed and will achieve the american dream. >> reporter: the immigration change would be the most drastic in nearly 50 years, cutting the number of green cards awarded in half

transamerica pyramid obscured by the deck of clouds, sfo the same, there will probably be delays. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. mostly sunny 82 in san jose. that's average. how about 88 in throughout the tri-valley? that's spot on. mid-60s, low 70s across the bay and mid-60s with partial clearing seashore. your full forecast in just a couple of minutes. right now let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn. >>> good morning. happy wednesday, everyone. if you are getting ready it head out and your ride has you going along the eastshore freeway, heads up, we have a couple of lanes blocked due to some accidents. first one westbound 80 at central avenue. that has three lanes blocked. and then another one occurred in that backup. so we are dealing with a major backup. here's a live look at interstate 80 at carlson boulevard and you can see how quickly even at this early- morning hour, 4:31, that traffic is stopped. so if you are getting ready to head out, if this is part of your ride, use an alternate. we'll continue to monitor it and let you know when the lanes re-open. over at the golde

to sfo, we have lingering delays from a switching issue. i'll talk more about that coming up next. >> today is the start of one of the biggest heat waves of the year. >> pg&e, of course, gearing up to respond to possible outages. matt keller live for us in morgan hill where it's expected to be 100 degrees today. hi, matt. >> reporter: going to be hot here today, reggie and natasha. right now, it's relatively cool, in the mid 50s right now in morgan hill, according to my accuweather app. as you come here to the centennial recreation center, you're going to boo able to cool off. check out all the cool stuff, a water slide, a lap pool, and a place for the kids to splash around. this is a great place to stay cool. people are heading to work, air conditioning there. i talked to one woman about what her problem will be tonight. >> the evening is the challenge because our house does not cool off on the second floor, even with the ac. so sleeping downstairs, opening all the windows, hoping the time goes by fast. >> yeah, unfortunately, a long time

sfo, we'll be keeping track of flight delays for you.rently, temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. san francisco, 56, okayland, 58. mountain view in the low 60s. wis time, bae'y bridge for you. and we have more temperatures in the 50s. cooler though in napa and 1/2 toe in the low 50s. fairfield and concord in the low 60s now. and here's what you can expect with this live view over the financial area. so, we have someghe morning hours. we have a typical summer pattern that continues through the weekend. get ready. i just want to give you a heads-up. temperatures will tumble on monday by about 5 to 10 degrees in some areas. so here's cloud animation. this morning, we'll still see the clouds spoot bay. 8:00 in the morning then it starts to rekroet. by lunchtime, only clouds at the coast, so sunshine for almost everyone, except at the beaches, then those pops of green, that continue during the afternoon and evening hours. by 10:00 tonight, it starts to spill in, but hopefully, we'll get those fires in at the a's game before the clouds return.

melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> back now to yesterday's incident at sfo involving the teenager thatumped out the emergency exit of a plane from panama. >> we'll find out what will happen to the teen. kristin zee joins us with that. >> it is a violation of federal law to open the plane's emergency door without crew member instruction. officials say that's exactly what a 17 year old did at sfo yesterday, sources tell abc 7 news, including the district attorney, it is likely that the teen will not be charged with a crime. >> the flight crew told us that it had an overwing exit that was open. >> as the pilot radioed the control tower and passengers watched in surprise, the teen jumped out, slid down the wing onto the tarmac. he was quickly detained and taken to a hospital another the airport. abc 7 news has learned the boy is a bay area resident and u.s. citizen, flying alone. passengers say he looked fidgety throughout the flight. law enforcement says he's getting mental health evaluations and that's likely where the case will end. there's no evidence this was terror-related and no con

melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> back now to yesterday's incident at sfo involving the teenager that jumped out the emergency exit of a plane from panama. >> we'll find out what will happen to the teen. kristin zee joins us with that. >> it is a violation of federal law to open the plane's emergency door without crew member instruction. officials say that's exactly what a 17 year old did at sfo yesterday, sources tell abc 7 news, including the district attorney, it is likely that the teen will not be charged with a crime. >> the flight crew told us that it had an overwing exit that was open. >> as the pilot radioed the control tower and passengers watched in surprise, the teen jumped out, slid down the wing onto the tarmac. he was quickly detained and taken to a hospital another the airport. abc 7 news has learned the boy is a bay area resident and u.s. citizen, flying alone. passengers say he looked fidgety throughout the flight. law enforcement says he's getting mental health evaluations and that's likely where the case will end. there's no evidence this was terror-related and no c

kron4's charles clifford is live at sfo -- where are people headed to see the eclipse? well, we have heard from people online that many have already left or will be leaving soon to watch the eclipse on monday. here at sfo i caught up with several people who are excited for monday. monday's eclipse will pass from coast to coast, starting in oregon and ending in south carolina. here in the bay area, the moon will block about 80 percent of the sun but along what's called the path of totality it will be 100 percent. . bring night in the middle of the day.at sfo on thursday, i talked with several people who are flying hundreds or thousands of miles to witnesses the eclipse in full effectmoriah nieves has family in st. louis.sotwe are going to my sisters house because she lives right in the path of totality. we also have the glasseslia swain is flying to idaho and plans to watch the eclipse at her parents house.sotmy brother is a welder so we are going to use his helmet to look at the sun.sothave you seen one? i've seen a partial eclipse.ed hejlek is also going to st. louis.

airfield construction crew until police arrived and took him into custody.>>> last month's close call at sfo was closer than thought. they released these photos. the incoming an air canada jet circled in these pictures pic below the circle is for other airliners waiting to take off. it happened on july 7. the ntsb reports at the lowest point it was 59 feet off of the ground and it may have missed one or more of the planes in its path on the ground but a few feet. investigators say the airbus was preparing to land on the taxiway were other jets have lined up as they waited for take off. >> employees are raising concerns about a south bay transit agency. after our first report on transportation they came forward saying there is holes in the safety system. kansas is here with why they are raising the alarm.>>> they show that transportation is very safe however a serious accident happens and it is a response when things go wrong. a former employee who does not want to reveal her identity spoke with us. she has a wrongful termination complaint. they are inconsistent with quality and timeliness. d

sfo also reporting overcast skies. temperatures 50s and 60s. all those reporting stations have some areas of clouds. this is our satellite-radar. and we do have that blank of stratus hanging tight to the coast. but high pressure is building in from the west. it will scrub out that marine layer a little bit earlier today and therefore, temperatures on the rise. mid-60s pacifica to the mid- to upper 80s away from the bay into our inland areas. good morning to you in san jose. 83 degrees. and hello napa, also in the low to mid-80s. your full weekend forecast is coming up. the roads are heating up. here's jaclyn dunn. >> it is. >>> this is southbound 280. speeds dropping below 10 miles per hour southbound. that's due to caltrans with three lanes closed until 6 a.m. betweenat hickey boulevard. usually 280 is just flying. but right now, that's not the case. northbound has roadwork but that's not slowing anyone down. okay 101 at 380. >>> new this morning, a standoff in livermore has turned deadly. police say officers shot and killed a suspect who had

last month, air canada flight 759 flew about 50-feet over four >>> sepback into an investigation at sfo. key evidence is lost forever. last month an armband flight flew over four -- air canada flight flew over 4 jets. it took them 24 hours to report the incident. as a result the voice recorder was erased before it could be analyzed. it could have provided conversations with the tower and gave us an idea of what the pilots were thinking as they lined up. >>> california police officer caught on camera punching a man in the face. the man says he did nothing wrong. police say the video doesn't tell the whole story. >> reporter: this is exclusive video of him walking out of jail after his arraignment for resisting arrest was dropped. on monday he was caught on camera being hit and forced to the ground by a police officer. >> no way. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: he said it was unexpected. >> the next thing i know i am on the ground. been belted twice. i thought he only hit me once. i can't tell you. >> the incident took place in the parking lot of the taco bell. he said he was the one