tiffany said she felt a bump from behind. tiffany johnson:"i wasn't in pain, it just felt like i had bumped into something so i just casually turned to my right to look to see and that's when i was face to face with the shark. he had my whole arm in his mouth and he was just floating there, just staring at me."tiffany said she tried to pull her arm out, but the

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live in castro valley, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> tiffany, we appreciate that.crash on highway 37 took the life of a passenger yesterday afternoon, just after 3:00 on the eastbound lanes near atherton avenue. traffic was stopped between the on and the off-ramp. boy, that looks so bad. a ford pickup couldn't stop in time. it smashed into the back of a red lexus sedan. the passenger in the lexus was killed. the driver sustained major issues. traffic got backed up all the way to highway 101. >>> new details, gun owners and advocates in california are celebrating an 11th-hour victory. a federal judge in san diego blocked the state's ban on high-capacity magazines yesterday, two days before it was supposed to go into effect. the law would have barred anyone from possessing magazines that would have held ten bullets. the judge ruled the law takes away second amendment rights and amounts to the government taking people's private property without compensation. advocates plan to appeal. >>> anger over the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare is building in w

. >>> a very good morning to you, it is sunday, june 25th, i'm tiffany fwhinls for carlin tyler. and we'll start off with weather. here's lisa argan. >> good morning to you. here's a live look. fog that has filled into livermore right now. we have low clouds that have returned to everywhere except concord this morning. it's going to take a little while to bring on the sunshine. 60 right now in oakland as well as hayward. 56 in santa rosa. visibility is fine. not an issue. today a few more degrees of cooler inland. by noontime, 50s and 60s, maybe low 70s. and by the afternoon, mid-80s should do it, we will hold on to those clouds at the coast. we'll talk about even cooler temperatures in the next few days. coming up with my extended outlook in a few minutes, tiffany. >> sri, thank you. >>> pride weekend is in full swing. festivities have been going off without a hitch, but the real test will be today. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to turn out for the 47th annual pride parade and afterparty at civic center plaza. abc 7 news reporter lisa has the story. >> reporter: t

and that's why we have tiffany wilson standing by for us in dublin, tiffany. >> reporter: hey there, reggie. well make it easying with neigh explodes or goes in the air is illegal throughout all of the bay area, however, safe and sane fireworks like the one stocking the booth behind me, they are allowed in several communities including right near dublin. the boxes are unopened, but you can already sense burnett's excitement. >> most of our kits last a good hour, hour and a half, from beginning to end, and then throw in a couple of big ones at the end and fabulous. >> reporter: this fireworks booth off dublin boulevard benefits many churches outreach programs. >> we made a little over 15,000 last year. so, it helps a lot. >> reporter: safe and sane fireworks don't explode or leave the ground, but even they aren't allowed in most bay area communities. the san francisco fire department tweeting today, know before you buy, all fireworks are illegal in san francisco city and county. the alameda county fire marshal says you must pay close attention to the rules where you live. >> if you're

live in menlo park, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tiffany.n abc 7 news, tourists targeted in the big easy. dramatic video of an attack as the search for suspects intensify. >> the mid-air scare that could give you goose bumps. the reason the pilot told passengers to, quote, say a prayer. >>> the heat broke over the weekend. it was gorgeous, wasn't it? i've got more of this refreshing weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. a quick look at the golden gate bridge. mostly sunny out there and temperatures 3 to 1 degrees cooler than average. we'll have a warming trend but we >>> developing news out of new orleans where police are trying to identify four people who brutally attacked two tourists in the city's popular french quarte e of tse victims is still in critical condition. we just learned both tours are from boston, and we're in new orleans attending a meeting for a religious group when they were attacked saturday night. in the video released by police you see a pair of men run up behind the victims hitting one man across the

tiffany wilson has more. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. after decades talking, planning, building and testing, today passengers will get to check out the smart train for the first time. the preview rides from roanoke park to the marin civic center stations, round trip and free. now, the first southbound train leaves the roanoke park station at 8:00 this morning. each train can carry about 300 people abe space is on a first come first serve basis. sonoma marin area rail transit is awaiting approval. once the safety system is approved, rail officials say regular smart commuter service from san rafael to santa rosa could start as early as next month. if you're not able to ride the rails today, well, don't worry. they have a couple more preview days coming up this saturday and the fourth of july for a full schedule of all of the previews check out our website, abc7news.com. live in petaluma, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a former first responder received a six-month jail sentence after pleading no contest to charges of sexually

. >> tiffany wilson just spoke to a neighbor. tiffany. >> reporter: that's right, matt, i did. and police say that two men are dead and the shooter is in custody, and now that it is light out, a lot of the neighbors in this community have come out to look at this crime scene because many of them heard the shooting last night. now, police say that this all began as an argument between two men and another person who lives on this block. now, that argument escalated into a shooting, and police responded at 11:14 last night. when officers arrived, they found two men with gunshot wounds. those men were pronounced dead at the scene. then, police say that the shooter was that third person involved in the argument. one of the men's bodies appears to be in front of a house on birch street. another appears to be in the intersection behind me. a neighbor heard the two gunshots that killed them last night. >> i heard two gunshots really rapidly, and i went to go check my backyard, back to my parents house, went to check it wasn't in my backyard or anything. and then my fiance calmed me dow

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tiffany.n to the heat wave. this is a live look outside right now. the worst of the hot weather is behind us

i'm tiffany wilson in for carlin tyler along with lisa argan.and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is next. have a great morning and if you're coming into the city for pride, have a wonderful pride. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> good morning, america. and new overnight, health care battle. president trump pushing the senate plan to replace obamacare. >> we'll get it done. >> some republicans not convinced. many democrats, not buying it. >> this bill is a moral outrage. >> the look ahead to the plan's critical test. >>> caught on camera. look at this. hanging on. the teen left dangling from this amusement park ride when something went terribly wrong. >> her neck is stuck! >> bystanders running in to help. >> they'll c

tiffany said she felt a bump from behind.nson:"i wasn't in pain, it just felt like i had bumped into something so i just casually turned to my right to look to see and that's when i was face to face with the shark. he had my whole arm in his mouth and he was just floating there, just staring at me."tiffany said she tried to pull her arm out, but the shark clamped down and they struggled for a couple of minutes before she got away. tiffany johnson: "i kept trying to yank my hand back and the last time i yanked he had cut it clean off so i was able to actually get free,? tiffany said.james heard her screams and jumped in to help. meanwhile, tiffany said she was already praying.tiffany johnson: "i felt this tangible peace on me and it was so thick, that i was just calm. doctors in the bahamas were able to stop the bleeding, but issues with passports and customs had the johnson's stuck in the bahamas.a medevac flight to carolinas medical center would cost $16,000 out of pocket. but with no guarantees insurance would pay for it, t

>> tiffany communicated her husband loved her. there was never any conversation indicating otherwise. >> wednesday evening modesto police announced they arrested oscar for the murders of his wife tiffany their son edward and tiffany's nine-year-old son spencer. >> every marriage is up and down he was not working. >> oscar killed his wife and the children and then try to kill himself. late friday night or early saturday morning they have not released a motive knowing why won't bring his nephews and sister-in-law back. >> regardless of what happened no situation makes it okay. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >> heat and fire triple digit temperatures keeping firefighters busy on one of the hottest days of the year. two days into summer we are feeling it. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener the heat made for a difficult firefight in vallejo a brush fire burning to the edges of homes starting around 12:45 in glenn close -- cove near interstate 80. live team coverage tonight mark tamayo with more on the condi

. >> tiffany wilson live in emeriville with what could be a record setting weekend. hi, tiffany. >> not quite gridlock yet, there is a slowdown, and it's only expected to get worse. aaa predicts 44 million americans will go 20 miles from home. >> my kids wanted to go on a vacation. so we went to hawaii for the first time. >> how do you feel about it? >> terrified. >> karina is scared of planes, but she doesn't mind the crowds. >> i'm excited to get away for a while. >> adventure waits for this man and his puppy as well. >> i'm going to drive up there pretty much all day tomorrow. >> he's gearing up for gridlock on his journey north. >> others are opting out of holiday travel entirely. >> i'm going to stay home and do nothing. >> you say that with a smile. >> yeah, because everyone else will be out there, and i'll be at home relaxing. >> she's got a point. the folks at ways found the worst time to drive is today between 2:00 and 4:00. and tuesday the 4th between 3:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon. you can avoid it or -- >> you have to get through it. >> yeah, we will just

live in berkeley, tiffany wilson. >>> tiffany, thank you. pg&e does say this is the most impactful single heat event they've seen in more than 10 years. >>> in livermore many businesses around first street were closed yesterday. there's about intermittent electricity since sunday. >> problem is, once the power goes off, the heat rises really fast. >> that's because you don't know when the power's coming back, you don't know if you're sending employees home. >> and mike will tell you more about this, but thursday is forecast to be the hottest day of the workweek. pg&e is trying to staj its crews in the hottest spots so they can respond quickly to any problems. >>> now a live desk update. >> reggie here at the live desk tracking this, the heat causing headaches for travelers this morning. american airlines just announced new cancellations today for the heat in phoenix. seven flights already cancelled yesterday and today, listen to this number. 43 already cancelled. they're mostly smaller regional flights from sky harbor to l.a., palm springs a

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> now you can read the full report of the investigation into uber's troubled culture and management atabc7news.com. and on the abc7 news app as well. >> the other tech ceo out of a jobay marissa she said it's been a great honor and privilege to be part of the team the last five years. together we have rebuilt, reape modernized our products and company. the acquisition of sunnyvale colete! as wtoday. the deal ends yahoo!'s 21-year history as a publicly traded bumpany. ssnesi insider reports marissa mayer is walking away withio pa. >> two grass fires broke out around the same time today in the bay area. fire fighters in vallejo held the line against this fire as it crept down a hillside right toward a house. this is the north side of lak beriessa. er it elicoptetw, rsnktao down. sky 7 was over orinda wrehe bur lines. it made it a tough fight for fire crews. they had u o t seget clolose to the flames. this fire charred about an acre. >> warriors fans are excited to celebrate the team's win on thursday at the parade and rally, but they are les

i love it. >> reporter: at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thanks, tiffany. >>> from san francisco and all across the bay area, you can track the temperatures where you live with our abc 7 news accuweather app. you can find it free in your phone's app store and download it right now. you'll be instantly notified about heat alerts and advisories. >>> and breaking news in downtown berkeley. sky 7 just flew over the scene. we'll try to get that back up for you. we're not talking about the brush fire from yesterday. we're talking about a car that drove into a building in berkeley along shattuck avenue near university just west of the uc berkeley campus. this happened about almost an hour ago now. we're told the building is the 85-degree bakery cafe. one person inside the cafe suffered a cut to their hand. nobody else was hurt. berkeley police are trying to find out what went wrong there. >>> all right. also happening today, investigators will be back trying to discover what caused a 16-acre grass fryar here a high school. sky 7 was over the fire yesterday afternoon. at one point it thr

live in dublin, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thanks, tiffany. the safest way to watch fireworks is through a sponsored event in your city. head to our website, abc7news.com, and we have a full list there of the festivals, parades, and our area firework shows. >>> now, a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> new details now on the wildfire burning in the north bay. cal fire has just confirmed that the fire is out. it burned yesterday near wood acre, scorching about 40 acres before fire crews gained control. a big concern, that much of marin county has not burned in 50 to 60 years, leaving decades of dry fuel surrounded by homes. and it's not just here, there are now at least 40 wildfires burning all across the united states. >>> prepare to shell out a lot more money at the park in parts of palo alto. the city council ended up approving the big hike in parking permits we were telling you about yesterday. yearly permits are going to jump from $149 to $365. that's more than double. downtown permits will go from $466 to $730, up 60%. palo alto

. >> tiffany is live on the 101 in menlo park with what's being done. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning, matt and jessica. yes, cheating is a major problem throughout the bay area. the metropolitan transportation commission found on average about one in four drivers in those carpool lanes during the afternoon commute should not be there. and now they want some extra money to go after you. on highway 101 near redwood city, that rate is actually closer to one in three drivers. the bay area transportation commission is asking for extra patrols just for highway enforcement. the santa cruz sentinel sent an urgent directive to sacramento asking for a change to an existing bill. >> i think it's a good idea. i mean, it will definitely stop people from doing it and cheating when they shouldn't be, but again, like if you're willing to take the risk, be willing to pay the fine. >> reporter: now, that fine is $491. last year about 64,000 tickets were issued. that comes to about $31 million that people paid out for these fines statewide. of course, that could go up if they

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> all right, thanks. the pride celebrations will mean a lot of street closures around san francisco this weekend. in fact, some are already under way. >> let's check in with alexis. >> how about leave the car at home. that's the number one trip if you're traveling around san francisco this weekend. yeah, ride sharing services. mass transit. just getting there on foot. that's going to be the best way and as tiffany mentioned boy, we have barriers up already. this is all around city hall there. civic center, united nations plaza. we have a lot of the surface streets closed and if they're not closed yet we have some at noon today, some more at 5:00 tonight. we have the marches tonight and then the events will escalate. we'll get busier and busier throughout the weekend. so i want to talk about a couple of really busy areas. both saturday and sunday it starts at noon on saturday and and 11:00 until 6:00 on sunday. we are expecting hundreds of thousands on sunday so the pride parade starts at 10:30 sunday morn

tiffany? >> hey, matt, today is certainly a day when your heart goes out to anyone wearing a fur coat like these beautiful baboons behind me. obviously they can't take that fur off, and they feel the heat just as much as we do, so the keepers brought in extra backs of ice so they can cool off. a dripping wet delivery truck pulled into the oakland zoo this morning hauling 800 pounds of ice. >> being dehydrated is just as dangerous to them as it is for humans, so ice keeping them cool, a lot of them don't have a lot of sweat glands like we do. >> reporter: these frozen bags and blocks will keep about 25 different species cool on the hottest day of this heat wave, including these otters. ice will also cool the elephants, lions, black bears and baboons. the peninsula ice company owner donated about half of this haul. >> we threw in the blocks for free. one, i'm an animal lover, and, two, i like giving because when you give you get back. >> reporter: it's clear the ice is a hit with otters ginger a

. >> good morning, i'm tiffany wilson. pride weekend is in full swing.ivities have been going off without a hitch, but the real test will be today. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to turn out for the 47th annual pride parade and after party at civic center plaza. so far the increased security measures have helped keep revelers safe. law enforcement is still asking for people to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behavior. >>> and now here's lisa with a look at the weather. >> hey, good morning. look at sfo, dlafs 56 minutes here. lots of low clouds. 60 in oakland. 56 on the coast. it'll stay cloudy there, 59 in nova toe. san francisco, depending on where you are. clouds and sun there. 70 in oakland, 79 in san jose, tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. the news continues now with "good morning america." inthe only bed smart enough toer change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snorin.. does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it'

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. >> when i hear tiffany, i think iconic. >> reporter: she still models for iconic brands like tiffany calvin kline's starring here with husband ed burns. she graced nearly 1,000 magazine covers and cemented her '90s icon status in george michael's "freedom." was it fun being the super model of the '80s? '90s? and beyond? >> i would be lying if i said no, but there's so much of it that i'm like, ooh, ooh, it doesn't feel like me, and now i can never really escape it. but the job itself, it's not very stimulating. >> reporter: so 13 years after that harrowing childbirth, she's here in rural tanzania, pounding the pavement. where down a dirt road, past the vibrant colors of the african countryside, we see her life's mission in action. >> is she dreaming? she is. >> reporter: we're at the maternity ward of fame medical. a life-saving oasis in one of the most underserved areas in the country. 500 babies, many with life-threatening complications were alone, thanks in part to christy's foundation. >> every time i've come it's grown exponentially. this building didn't exist two years ago. thi

live in san rafael, tiffany will son, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. this midday one of the new dee tails on one of the worst tragedies in oakland's history. an okay land employee saw exposed wiring at the warehouse two months before the fire and remtd tenants fix the hazard. those findings detailed in an amended lawsuit filed by attorneys representing the victim's families. 36 people died in the december fire. our media partners at the bay area news group obtained a copy of the suit. it adds the city of oakland, alameda county and the state of california to a growing list of the defendant. it says they failed do their duties to shut down the fire trap. >>> we're learning more about the deadly workplace shooting at a san francisco ups facility. abc 7 news has learned that just before the shooting the gunman set off a metal detector but he was still allowed in the building. they say ups driver jimmy lam activated the dee tekttor but a security guard allowed him in anyway. his backpack had two guns inside. two weeks aeg shot and killed three drivers and

>> tiffany got to look at the street, too. >> she is off the chain.e the way you look at girls trips. later on tonight, i'm catching up with hallejs berry, and she is promoting her new movie, "kidnapped". that's for you tomorrow. right here in rainy, new orleans. >>> last week on abc's competition show, "boy band," 13 singers, including this guy, cameron armstrong, found out how tough it is to assemble a boy group the hard way because they got cut. we have a look at nick carter, spice girl, emma bunton and timbaaland, as they face the music. >> what is the quality that you're looking for in these boys? what is that it factor for you? >> well obviously, they have to have the talent first. we focus on the vocals. you know, can they sing? ♪ >> they call themselves "reverb." the second of three groups of six who will perform for the "architects" but only five will move on. >> reserb verb is singing "stay" by rihanna. i don't think it would be an exaggeration to say this is one of the toughest arangsmentes i have worked on. ♪ >> whoa. my heart dropped when

tiffany--anything on tiffany would not sell for $190. unless it was a piece of dirt.ry winston is also very expensive. cartier--also very expensive, and i have a lot of friends who craft and who sell their stuff on etsy. so i'm gonna go with "d." etsy. final answer. >> you actually know etsy. that's impressive. you got it. $2,000. [applause] $3,000 question is up next. according to the national center for education statistics, roughly what proportion of public school teachers are female? >> okay. it's definitely not 10%. i know that most teachers in public schools are female. but i'm gonna go ahead and use my "50/50" because i'm not sure if it's 40 or 75. >> okay. final? >> final. >> okay, i'm gonna take away two incorrect answers. hopefully, this will help. "a," 10%. "d," 75%. >> it is definitely "d," 75%. final answer. >> this would be a good time to give a shout-out to 75% of those female teachers out there. >> yo, teachers! >> especially those that came from new york city. >> that's right! >> [laughs] >> new york! >> okay. next question. we'll get you to that firs

tiffany wilson is outside uber headquarters with the new developments. tiffany? >> reporter: in company e-mails, the ceo said today should be the turning point toward a more inclusive uber. uber 2.0. he says he needs to take time off to work on himself, so he can be the leader the company needs. after months of investigating uber's culture, former u.s. attorney general eric holder released his report today. the ceo travis calanick was not in the staff meeting to discuss holder's recommendation. >> let us address the elephant in the room. he said he's taking an indefinite leave of absence to grieve his mother and become a better leader. ariana huffington explained his decision. >> uber is his life. he has taken full responsibility for what the company has gone through in the last few months. and now he wants to be part of us turning a new page and together building the next chapter numbi number -- in uber history. >> a lot of them are kind of absurd. there's one called toe stepping. there's one called always be hustling. >> reporter: david bonderman cut hef off an

tiffany wilson is outside uber headquarters with the new developments. tiffany? >> reporter: in company e-mails, the ceo said today should be the turning point toward a more inclusive uber. uber 2.0. he says he needs to take time off to work on himself, so he can be the leader the company needs. after months of investigating uber's culture, former u.s. attorney general eric holder released his report today. the ceo travis calanick was not in the staff meeting to discuss holder's recommendation. >> let us address the elephant in the room. >> reporter: he said he's taking an indefinite leave of absence to grieve his mother and become a better leader. ariana huffington explained his decision. >> uber is his life. he has taken full responsibility for what the company has gone through in the last few months. and now he wants to be part of us turning a new page and together building the next chapter numbi history. >> a lot of them are kind of absurd. there's one called toe stepping. there's one called always be hustling. >> reporter: david bonderman cut hef off and sai

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is at the scene.as more. >> still a very active investigation, as you can see behind me. the brentwood police and contra costa sheriff's deputies are on scene. police say the shooting started at some sort of argument between two men and another person who lives on birch. that argument escalated into a shooting, and police responded at 11:14 last night. when officers arrived, they found two men with gunshot wounds. they were later pronounced dead at the scene. tarps appear to surround their bodies. one is in front of a house. another is in the middle of the intersection behind me. >> preliminary information revealed that there was some type of altercation that took place between the two males found dead. and a resident on this block. and the resident was confirmed to be one of the shooters. >> the resident is in police custody and investigators are interviewing him right now. police have not determined but they don't think this was a random act. police say there is no threat to the public. as you can s

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you, tiffany.happening today, the golden gate bridge board of directors will decide whether or not all northbound lanes will be closed for the san francisco marathon. during previous races, the board allowed traffic on the southbound lanes and left one northbound lane open. given recent global terror attacks involving vehicles, the board may tak extrais year. all northbound lanes will be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday, july 23rd. >> palo alto police are looking for a pantsless driver who ebexposed himself to two girls wednesday afternoon. 12-year-old girl walking her dog on newal road said a man driving by asked her for directions to the community pool while fondling himself. 16-year-old riding her bike says a car pulled up alongside her and the driver was touching himself. the victims described the man as a thin white male in his 20 or 30s, driving a newer white or silver four-dore sedan. >> san pablo police are asking for your help in identifying a suspected bank robber. the same man rob

life in berkeley, tiffany wilson. >> thank you. pg&e says the heat wave is having the biggest impact on our power grid that we've seen since 2006. in livermore many businesses around first street were closed yesterday. there's been intermittent electricity since sunday. >> problem is once the power goes off the heat rises really fast. >> the stress because you don't know when the power's coming back, you don't know if you're sending employees home. >> they were all really focused on right now is thursday. it's spoegsed to be the hottest day of the week. pg&e is trying to stage its crews in the hot spots so they can quickly sfond outages. >>> investigator willing back out in moraga today to try to determine what caused the 16-acre grass fire. it happened near a high school. it started at 2:30 yesterday afternoon and threatened about 20 to 30 homes. residents were asked to either shemter in place chose to evacuate entirely. crews were able to containt flames within a few hours. they say it startsed some where on private property on t

live in castro valley, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> fire officials in san jose are investigating four fires that broke out on mt. hamilton yesterday. in total, 85 acres of land burned there. it took firefighters about two hours to bring those flames under control. you can see the location of the fire zone along mt. hamilton road near grant lake. the area that burned had been targeted by fire crews to be used for a controlled burn later this summer to help reduce fire danger. >>> and another fire in san jose forced residents to jump into action to save their homes. >> yeah, flames came close to a neighborhood just off north capital avenue. that's a few blocks away from mayberry road. abc7 reporter katie marzullo has more with the fast-acting neighbors. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we also grabbed hoses from our neighbors who weren't home. we called them to tell them to come home, and we all grabbed each oth

a medevac flight was made to charlotte where tiffany had another life-saving surgery. >> it's just a limb. i mean, i'm here, you know. he has me as his wife, my kids have me as a mother. and i have my family. i'm alive. so i'm grateful for that for sure. >> i love that. it's just a limb. >>> this year there have been 40 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide, four of those deadly. >>> all right. today you're going to find out how soon you can dig into a hoagie from the first wawa in the his stridistrict on 19th st between l and m streets. top execs are in town to announce when that store will open and unveil plans for several >>> best buy has a new weapon against amazon. the retailer will start advertising try before you buy on its website. the deals cover cameras and fitness trackers. customers will be able to try out an apple watch for 50 bucks and if you buy the product, you can get up to a 20% discount. >>> and it is taco tuesday. taco bell is giving away free tacos from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. thanks to the golden state warriors who stole a road win from the cavaliers. there's a limit of

one tiffany johnson and her husband james had taken before. a cruise to the bahamas.he two were snorkeling. >> i just casually looked to the right to see what i bumped into. that's when i was face-to-face with a shark. he had my arm in his mouth, and he was just floating this, just staring at me. >> reporter: realizing what she must do, tiffany started pulling her hand back. >> pulled on harder, there was some a thrashing. >> reporter: finally three, her arm she says it was a miracle she survived. >> god-given strength came and rose up from inside of me. i remember thinking, this is not the end, he's not going to take my life. >> reporter: husband james seeing her. >> all he could see was just red around me. he liked and he saw my arm gone, and he just, he cried out baby, and i saw this terror in his eyes. >> reporter: tiffany was rushed to a local hospital. >> but in my distress, i called upon the lord. >> reporter: a charlotte crew and their connection to a bahamian official is a miracle that brought her home to concord just days after the attack. a gofundme page ha

her caregivers were then able to counsel tiffany about her sexual health without judgment. they walked her through the different options she had and administered an s.t.d. test. she left the clinic with a prescription for birth control. kim, a young attorney from my state, recently wrote to my office to tell her story about turning to planned parenthood when she faced an unexpected pregnancy. after having a safe and open conversation with the staff at her local planned parenthood, kim decided she was not ready to have a baby and ended her pregnancy. planned parenthood gave her the space and opportunity to make the best decision for her. as she recounted to us, quote, you don't have to like someone's choice, but you don't get to take away their freedom to make it, end quote. the fight against trumpcare continues, but i'm going to do everything i can to protect women's health and their right to control their bodies, to control our bodies. i urge my colleagues to oppose any measure in trumpcare that takes women back to the days when our very gender was considered a preexisting

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. we'll turn to the heat wave. this is a live look outside right now. the worst of the hot weather is behind us. this morning, some places like right there lookg at some fog out there. >> yeah, mike nicco says much of the bay area will still see warm temperatures today. as katie shows us, south bay residents are making an extra effort to help those most vulnerable in the hot weather. >> i'm lucky today. >> homeless advocates set up shop at st. james park in san jose handing out cold water and snacks to anyone in need. >> just something so they can be okay to survive the heat that we've been having, and so we don't lose any more people to death from heat. >> at least two people have died from heat related illnesses in san jose this week. one a homeless person in a car. santa clara also had homeless in mind when officials decided to open county libraries to pets. >> matthew and his mom had been taking turns staying outside with their dog queen until now. >> it's great. it's very wonderful

live in menlo park, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> tiffany, thank you. our team at the live desk tracking this story for you. investigators right now looking into what caused a blast at the marine corps air station in san miramar, leaving two marines injured. it happened around 10:20 last night at the miramar air station. marines there part of a reserve unit based out of ft. worth, texas. they were working on an fa-18 hornet when the explosion happened. both marines severely burned, being treated at the hospital right now. at least one person is in critical condition. >>> san francisco pride 2017 is in the books and organizers are calling it a big success. an estimated million people turned out to celebrate. 200,000 of those marching in the parade. the message of love and peace flowed throughout the day but there was also a message against president trump's policies, including his proposed travel ban. they don't want lgbt refugees turned away by the u.s. government. >> they are suffering extreme persecution in the 34 african countries that criminalize th

. >> tiffany has us covered. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. thought yesterday was hot, prepare yourself because the extreme temperatures are going to continue today and tomorrow and that is something you need to keep in mind, especially if your compute commute takes you inland. of course we know triple digit temperatures aren't just uncomfortable. then can be down right dangerous, especially for the oldest and youngest among us. they warn that dehydration can include many symptom including muscle cramps and vomit pgt stay hydrate and resting in a shady spot are some of the best thipgds you can do if you're out working or playing in the sun. people have found other ways to beat the heat including splashing in fountains, snacking on ice cream or buying fans and air-conditioning untsz to stay cool. >> heat normally doesn't bother me but yesterday it took a toll on me. and now we're talking about possibly 105 by thursday. so i'm just trying to prep myself. >> heat can also aggravate other underlying conditions like hypertension and asthma, so this

hi, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning there, jessica. yes, this fireworks stand behind me and dozens others like it across dublin open at noon today. however, most bay area cities don't allow fireworks for fire prevention and safety reasons. we have video of people buying fireworks from last year. keep in mind if you legally buy fireworks in dublin but set them off in san francisco or oakland, you are actually breaking the law and could face a steep fine. even in dublin, fireworks are not allowed everywhere. there are several parks designated as fireworks zones for people who live in apartment or condo buildings where fireworks are prohibited. and this year it's riskier than ever to set off illegal fireworks. tnt fireworks launched an app called nail 'em to help people easily and anonymously report illegal fireworks in their community. take a photo or audio clip, time and location, and the report will be submitted to the appropriate authorities. safer and sane fireworks go on sale in a handful of cities like petaluma, pacifica, san bruno

tiffany wilson is live at san francisco city hall. good morning, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. yes, the barricades are already up, and now that it's light out, you can see they're starting to assemble the main stage behind me. if you plan on coming to the festival this weekend, one thing to keep in mind is the size of your bag. nothing larger than 18 x 18 is allowed inside. to give you perspective, this bag is about 16 x 16. this could get in. now, police say if your bag is too big, you simply have to leave it at home. there's no storage here onite for oversized bags. poli also say that anyone coming to the festival tomorrow and sunday should expect to be screened. they're urging everyone to stay with a group of friends when leaving the festival or leaving bars and clubs later at night. there will be extra uniformed and plain clothes patrols throughout the weekend to provide additional security, but they do want you to stay safe and stay in groups. pride goers are encouraged to tabling public transit if possible and ale

after they reported which means it's okay to own tiffany.ony in new york. >> caller: new york loves you, jim, and two thumbs up for your staff. i'm wondering about nasdaq. >> this company is doing very, very well, it's a data company. marty in colorado. >> caller: boo-yah from brooklyn, new york. >> go to my bar, san miguel. >> caller: i want to know what you think of ocular therapeutics, ocl? >> i don't know ocular therapeutics. i'll have to get back to you. ben in illinois. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm wondering about mazor robotics. >> the television authorities rated the company, it's down 10 points, the company has not indicated what's wrong and doesn't seem to know and now that the authorities haven't told us, i'm reluctant to say don't worry about it because we don't know what the cause of the investigation is. and they have to come back on and tell us and we welcome them back on our show. let's go to lori in illinois. >> caller: my question is now everything is going great for disney, except for espn, do you think the

tiffany wilson has the story from sfo. >> reporter: lobster pot hot. that's how one passenger described phoenix today. >> it was insane. it was like stepping into an oven. >> reporter: he flew to phoenix for his college orientation. his flight home was grounded because of the heat. >> my flight got cancelled. i had to someday overnight in order to make it back here. >> reporter: phoenix resident was on the same flight to sfo. he's a retired commercial pilot. >> i was a pilot when it reached 122 in phoenix. the asphalt was so hot that the airplanes was sinking into it. >> reporter: that was 20 years ago. he says the runways aren't the problem, it's the lift. >> the hotter the air gets, thinner it is. >> reporter: some of the smaller aircraft are certified to operate up to 118 degrees. that's why flights from regional airports into sky harbor int international was cancelled today. phoenix is expected to hit 120 this afternoon. so far no flights from san francisco to phoenix has been cancelled. that's because the larger jet vs a higher operating temperatu

. >> tiffany haddish is the breakout star of this movie.e way, the day i was there, will smith was hanging out, watching jada work. >> jada is his better half. george clooney is in awe of his wife, and matthew mcconaughey is another member of the lucky husband's club because camila alves is a super star many her own right. >> i have a wife that says, go do your work. i got your back. >> my husband, we're best friends. >> they just celebrated their wedding anniversary. how do they keep the love hot? matthew's got a great sense of humor. >> your wife gets more and more beautiful. >> it's the company she's keeping. the kids. >> reporter: camilla's not just a gorgeous date. he's a working mom, an organic food line, yummy spoonfuls. he admits she suffered from mom guilt. >> you have to find time for the kids, time for yourself. toif figure out a way. >> we three general itically blessed little once, what would they say if one day they wanted to take on hollywood? >> we support they will in whatever they do. it's their journey, we are here to sup

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> we have sunny skies.ur days will be sunny for the next four days ahead. tonight's lows will be mainly in the mid-50s. tomorrow look for sunny skies not only over the bay and inland but much of the coastline. highs will range from 60 at the coast to upper 60s. take a look at events going on this weekend. marin county fair will continue through the fourth of july. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow up in marin county you'll see sunny skies. high temperatures in the upper 70s in the area of the fair and drop down to san francisco where this weekend we have the filmore jazz festival. sunny both days. high temperatures will climb into the mid-60s. great weather for some street music and great jazz. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have mainly sunny skies all the way through the seven-day forecast. the warmest days over the next four, over the weekend will be sunday and monday. high temperatures get up to 90 degrees or higher. notice the fourth of july temperatures drop a few degrees. l it will sti

. >> at 48 she models for tiffany and calvin klien. graced nearly a thousand covers and cemented her icon status in george michael's "freedom". >> was it fun being a super model of the 80s, 90s and beyond. >> i'd like if i said no, so much of it i'm like ew, but i can't escape it the job itself is not that stimulating. >> so 13 years later is here in tanzania pounding the pavement where down a dirt road we see her life's mission in action. s. >> is she dreaming? >> we're at the maternity ward, where 500 babies were delivered here last year alone thanks in part to christie's foundation. >> every time i have come it has grown exuponen marshally. grown exponentially. i'd would have like to give birth here. >> today she's here on her tenth trip. >> look at that. >> we see how the grant of fame is put to use. >> i see so this is a gift from every mother counts. there's soap. the pad. this is for the mother to carry the baby. >> it's very, very cool all these women for $2.25 they get the whole program, ultrasounds, lab works, they couldn't h

and then, tiffany says she felt something on her right arm. >> it didn't hurt.mething. i turned casually to see what i bumped into. and when i turned, i w >> reporter: within moments, tiffany says the crystal-clear bahamian waters turned murky with her own blood. but surprisingly, she felt no pain. >> i remember thinking, this is not tend for me. i'm not going to die here. he's not going to take my life. >> reporter: as she screamed for help, her husband jumped? . >> i seen her and half of her arm was gone. i figured it was a chashg. only thing in my mind was to save her. >> reporter: together, they made it back to the boat. >> i'm surprised it's not following us. >> reporter: the mother of three, with a bleed that could cause death in minutes. gave her husband directions that may have saved her life. >> i was calm. and i told him, go get something. get a towel. i have to wrap it up. >> for her to be able to keep, you know, her calm during that whole time, i' anything like it. i closed my eyes and began to pray hard core prayers. >> remarkably, tiffany made it t