can you track your waze traffic using the abc7 news waze app at apple app and google play store. now a look at the golden gate bridge, it is foggy. but it looks clear and nothing to impede the commute coming from sausalito into san francisco. one of the cooler spots, today, i assume. mike? >> absolutely, at 80 degrees and cooler at the coast because of the cloud cover this morning and low-to-mid 70's. if you are headed to the coliseum the cubs are in town at first pitch at 7:05 with high clouds and sunshine and dropping to 68 by end of the day. the monsoon has kicked in and thunderstorms are over the sierra and mid-level moisture is keeping us warm this morning. we will be around 104 in sacramento and 111 inally coe and -- and 111 in chico. kristen and eric? >> a brushfire is under control near orinda park after breaking out near grisly peak boulevard. it burned two acres. >> pg&e is issuing an alert to conserve energy today in effect from noon to 7:00 p.m. with officials saying the hot weather is overtaxing the power grid. it could lead to blackouts if there is fire or the plant

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you can down led our waze traffic app to negotiate the freeways and be sure to follow us on twitter. >> breaking news in oakland from the grand lake district. police have confirmed to abc7 news that two employees of a wing stop were shot and killed inside the restaurant last night. this happened around the corner from the grand lake theater. abc7 news reporter is there. matt? >> in the past half hour the alameda county coroner arrived on the scene on lake park avenue at the restaurant. officers confirmed two employees were shot and killed inside the restaurant just before midnight. police are not releasing details and are investigating if it is a robbery. possibly there was another motive. this is in grand lake district. the warning went out three hours before the shooting from oakland police about an increase in armed robberies in the area andbly say they were increasing patrols. no word on possible suspects or arrests. we expect to talk to police shortly with the latest information right here. >> thank you, matt. >> we want to turn it over to leyla gulen in the traffic center to se

realtime traffic information on commute options and a place to down load the exclusive abc 7 news waze traffic app. >> and eric thomas and kristin zee on from 4:00 a.m. until 7:00, or longer if needed. >> heat wave, spencer has the forecast. >> it looks like the heat wave going to be with us for a while. several more days of triple digit heat. when we can expect relief in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thank you, spencer, vic lee reports on an accident involving a fire truck zpruk a firefighter facing criminal charge autos tonight abc 7 news follows up from the scene of the fire tragedy in arizona where 19 firefighters died. >>> welcome back here is a look at san francisco skyway. looks like traffic is packed like sardines but moving like a shrug. it's jammed making it into san francisco. along 101 if you're heading into san bruno. taillights moving faster but there is a slight improvement. sheer look at our producer driving on the lower deck of the bay bridge heading along eastbound. this is a 13 minute commute towards the maze. and once get together maze if travels ta

. >> just go to abc 7 news.com/waze to down load for free. >> to owe other news police are asking for your help finding this man, part of a group that viciously attacked a woman sunday morning in the castro district. the surveillance video may be hard to watch for some viewers, after the group robbed the woman this man kicked her in the head, knocking her unconscious, police believe the group was involved in several robberies and assaults after the pink saturday event last weekend. police describe suspects as five black males and one black female in late teens or early 20s. >> disgusting. >> a security guard faces two counts of murder facing from stemming deaths of two victims. police say the 21-year-old admitted to gunning down the two men, his family claim they ran into the freezer to escape from men they thought were going to hurt them. prosecutors say gurly shot the ploimys after the plomy -- employees went to see what was going on in the back of the restaurant. >> home video captured a deadly inferno in richmond. a husband and wife died after their garage burst into flames. the a

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realtime traffic information on commute options and a place to down load the exclusive abc 7 news waze traffic app. >> and eric thomas and kristin zee on from 4:00 a.m. until 7:00, or longer if needed. >> heat wave, spencer has the forecast. >> it looks likeee wave going to be with us for a while. several more days of triple digit heat. when we can expect relief in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thank you, spencer, vic lee reports on an accident involving a fire truck zpruk a firefighter facing criminal charge autos tonight abc 7 news follows up from the scene of the fire tragedy in arizona where 19 firefighters died. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster par

on negotiations, up-to-the-minute traffic maps commute options and you can download the exclusive waze app to help navigate the freeways. follow us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea for instant updates. >> fours with city college will appeal a decision to take arm the accreditation. angry students protests yesterday afternoon when they learned of the decision. the commission says the college has failed to address problems that were identified last year. pending appeal the accrued dangerous will end next july. the administration says classes will continue next year. a freak accident -- stated the family and friends of an east bay woman. annais rittenberg was killed when a tree fell where she worked at camp tawonga as a counselor outside of yosemite national park. four other staff members were injured when the tree fell. no campers were hurt. they were inside eating breakfast when it happened. her mother is trying to make sense of her daughter's death. >> this is the most terrible tragedy. she was a life sentence. why didn't the damn tree fall open saturday when no one was going to be at the cam

because of our abc7 news waze app they are reporting a your accident with the fire department on scene. can you track with the exclusive waze app by joining our group to share all of our traffic stories and information to get you going on the road. no word yet when this is going to cheer but you can use willow avenue. >> ahead, seven things to know before you go. >> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are seven things to know. one, breaking news, oakland police are investigating a shooting that left an 8-year-old girl dead, two children and a woman wounded. they are in stable condition. it happened at a home on wilson avenue at 11:15. his do not have suspected. >> two, oakland police want your help in identifying vandals caught on camera in violent protests after the george zimmerman verdict. police want to see any pictures or video you could have of other crimes being committed during the protests. >> there is a special session of the u.c. board of regents to confirm janet napolitano. the protest is planned outside the meeting at noon over her role in immigration poli

you can down led our exclusive abc7 news waze traffic app to help you negotiate the freeways and follow us on twitter@abcnews bay area for the latest on the bart talks when they resume. >> leyla gulen has been monitoring the drive. >> we are going to start off with the bay bridge where status quo at this hour is eight minutes to get away from the maze to san francisco. in the eastbound direction we have a project that will were what up at 6:00 a.m. and as you can see with the lanes being blocked it is causing a bottle mechanic and slow traffic coming from san francisco but it is changed and at top speed whether you head east of treasure island. in the east bay at 80 westbound at maze we are at top speed so a clear drive and 880 up to the maze is alonging clear at this 580 but it is not so clear on 580 at flynn road in the westbound direction at seven miles per hour, and 15 minutes gets you from tracy to dublin. we are 15 minutes from tracy to dublin for extra time at 46 minutes at 80 is the quick drive. mike nicco? >> thank you, leyla gulen, live doppler 7 hd showing the scattered sprin

our waze app shows this crash which is another overturned vehicle along the sue thole grade -- sunol grade it is cleared. there was a major accident an everdowned vehicle that is cleared. we are still down to 14 miles per hour and you can always track your traffic with the abc7 news exclusive waze app at apple app and google play. right now the metering lights are on the toll lazy and it is busy from emeryville to san francisco at ten minutes. >> happening today, the first national blood drive for gay men is a protest of a 1977 federal ban on blood donation from gay and bisexual men. today 52 cities are encouraging mobile vans will test you for h.i.v. and those with clean tests will take their paperwork inside to try to donate after they get turned away protesters land to send their h.i.v. test results to the f.d.a. to prove mayor blood was clean. the bay area doesn't have any cities taking part. los angeles is the closest. >> hybrids offering savings at the pump but do you really get the posted results of miles per gallon? a dad of a girl killed on asiana flight 214 reveals what is

for the latest traffic news, done load our exclusive waze app on your smartphone. go to abc7news.com/waze. >>> a santa rosa family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county is expanding the runways and that means moving a 73-year-old woman off the property she's owned 30 years. the family said the county is paying her a fraction of what the land is worth. reporter mark matthews has the story you will only see on abc7. >> reporter: the house is what the real estate agents call a tear-down. the land around it is beautiful. >> there's a bunch of vernan pools in there. >> this woman shows us the property her has been brought many years ago for just under 90 grand. the woman wanted us to talk to her daughter. she wanted us to talk to her daughter. >> she's better at this and the county is eating us bad and i don't want to mess things up. >> what napoli is talking about is the county seizing the property under the power of eminent domain to expand the airport runways. the county is offering her $135,000 for the 6.5 acres. but tax records show t

resources at abc7news.com with bart talks to more on commute options and downloading our exclusive waze traffic app to navigate the roads at covering daly city and los gatos and all the bay area. >> we have a picture over the dublin/pleasanton bart station with empty platforms. no trains are running. no train service on the entire bart system as a result of the first bart worker strike since 1997. bart will provide three weekday bus service into san francisco but you can imagine not many people can guilty on one bus. it will be tough for the bay area commute. if you normally take bart, take a.c. transit. good luck. the a.c. transit are not on strike. contract negotiations are continuing. at broadway and 20 county in downtown oakland. >> this is a story of two transportation services at 20th and broadway. you can see the bart station will be quiet until the strike ends. but the a.c. transit bus stop is busy, the first bus to san francisco is scheduled to leave at 5:33 and is expected to run a shuttle during peak hours to the temporary transbay terminal every three to five minutes. bus to

latest on negotiations, up-to-the-minute traffic maps and commute options and download our exclusive waze app to help navigate the freeways and be sure to follow us on twitter. you will have instant updates on bart. >> coming up, police are searching for a gunman who shot a bouncer at a north bay nightclub and what led to the shooting. >> still ahead, more on day three of the bart strike. this is a shot of the bay bridge toll plaza with crowded roadways expected this evening where the oakland a's >> a double homicide in an oakland restaurant and today we learn that the victims may have been a case of mistaken identity. it happened at the wingstop restaurant before closing. dick smith joins us from oakland. this is new information. >> it is. police say that everything happened quickly and this is very much an active investigation. they have been able to confirm that this was neither an attempted robbery or a planned event. today, a man is in custody and they are actively looking if a second suspect. police say this is very much an active investigation. technicians are still in the process

7 news it raised rates to keep spaces available for hourly parkers now don't forget our exclusive waze app to check on your commute. down load for free from google play. >> all lanes of interstate 80 through placer county have reopened. the fire broke out just north of sacramento. smoke blew across helping major visible problems. patrol closed the freeway down as a precaution. >> san francisco police are investigating the robbery skb brutal attack of a woman this past weekend that was captured on surveillance camera. before we do, it's disturbing. the victim on the ground, defenseless, then wham. one attacker kicks her in the face with so much force she is knocked unconscious, makes you sick to watch. these three robbers have been arrested police are searching for the man who kicked the victim. >> lucky to have that video. it's rare to see crimes occur in the video as well as a clear suspect description and image captured. >> at tacks took place on market and dolores street after the pink saturday event. police nort calling it a hate crime and are looking for possible victims. >> a pri

you can download our exclusive waze app to navigate the freeways. follow us on twitter@abcnews for updates. >> it will be another hot one today. >> shaping up that way, leyla gulen is here for meteorologist mike nicco, with a check on the holiday weather. >> i dressed appropriately. did you feel that bit of humidity in the air? it developed into some isolated showers over san mateo and parts of the east bay. as we hook from our camera, south toward san francisco, we still see a bit of the fog and low cloud layer still blanketing much of the region. i will have your seven-day forecast in a little bit with the triple digit numbers coming up inland. >> thank you, laying, the unusual weather could be dampening the fourth of july fest its but it is not dampening the patriotic spirit. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at the parade in danville where it got unexpectedly wet. >> happy fourth of july. the parade has wrapped up and folks are on way home. people expect to see floats and bands but the rain was a last minute entry and kind of a vice. bagpipe

including bart talks and more on commute options and from downloading our exclusive waze traffic app. you can get it all on one stop at >> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 4:13 on monday. we are on use of the bart station. good news in another transportation region, a.c. transit said their employees will not walk off. yet. abc7 news reporter is here with more on that. >> there are plans in place for the bart strike. as you can see at 20th and broadway, this is normally a no parking zone, a bus stop zone on fridays and saturday only until 1:00 o'clock a.m. but there 10 temporary sign, a tow away zone from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and now it is a bus loading zone and $283 fine for anyone parking here. across the street you can see where the bart entrance is here. it would normally be empty at this time of the day. during the weekday, that is. but it will be really busy at 20th. there will be a bunch of buses and shuttle services. the first bus is scheduled to leave at 5:33. a.c. transit will run a shuttle at the peak hour

latest on the talks, up-to-the-minute traffic maps and commute options and you can download abc7 news waze app to navigate the freeways and be sure to follow us on twitter@abcnews.com bay area. more than $1 million in settlements has been made for occupy protesters. the oakland tribune reports that the protesters were struck by bean bags or grenades fired by officers during occupy protests ok 25 and november 2nd in 2010. the city has agreed to perform or reform crowd control policy and allow the federal courts to oversee the compliance with a policy for the next seven years. >> oakland will dismiss all parking tickets issued during a one day strike of city workers on monday after announcing there will be no parking enforcement during the walkout but one reported to work and wrote citations. you did not have to contest it to is it dismissed. >> eve bay firefighters hoping the board of supervisors will reconsider the planned closure of a fire station in pittsburg on monday following a brushfire that overwhelmed them this week. east contra costa county crewed had a hard time maintaining the f

you can download the exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate the freeways. follow us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. the details are being sorted out over the deadly shootings of two restaurant employees at the wingstop before midnight on monday. law enfollow sources say two men wearing orange construction vests ordered food but ran to a freezer in the back of the restaurant because they felt threatened by a third party. two employees went to the freezer to see why they went back there and were shot by at least one of those men. police have one suspect in custody. they are working to get the other man to turn himself in. officers had increased patrols after a spike in crime in the area. police are meeting with merchants and neighbors to talk about the shooting and recent crimes. the meeting is held at lake shore avenue baptist church near the corner of lake shore avenue and mandela avenue at 8:30. >> last summer's fire at the chevron refinery is costing the city and the west contra costa school district millions in property tax revenue. the "contra costa times" r

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latest on nexts, up-to-the-minute traffic maps and commute options and download our exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate the freeways. be sure to physical us on twitter@abcnews for instant updates. >> the ceremony of the four teams in the america's cup will be held at the pavilion on the waterfront. the start of the quest for the oldest toast is in question when a jury meets to decide whether to uphold safety recommendations made by the america's cup regatta director requiring heavier wings on the rudders of the sailboat in the aftermath of a sailor dying on artemis in may. two of the teams are protesting the changes to rules governing the configuration. murray said the jury rules against the changes and it is up to the coast guard if they permanent the racing. the series will begin sunday afternoon. >> this morning, the san francisco police department is warning dog owners to be looking out for poisonous meatball after someone left them on the street. yesterday, police say a dog got really sick and had to be taken to the vet after eating one of the tainted meatballs. the dog owners and

you can down load our abc 7 news waze traffic app. >> and follow us on twitter for any breaking developments in this. >> plus our morn morning news team will be here from 4:00 a.m. until 7:00. >> coverage at bart resumes you'll meet some people taking advantage of this labor action and their businesses are booming tonight. >> first oppressive heat that lingers around the bay area and how people are coping with it. >> summer often means wedding bells, one of the keys to a long, happy weather. >> and sky 7 hd live now with the a's game about to get underway. many people who go to the games take bart. tonight they're having to carpool drive, get there anyway they can. it's crowded. >>> we'll be right back. traffic moving like a gas stro pod. painful somehow let turn to cell 7 now. we've got our prou proe duser right at battery skb washington trying to make it out of the financial district bumper to bumper. and where all of the hot spots are. >> a major mudslide at california -- nevada border, you can see traffic not moving at all here. officials say it's about the size of a football field no. w

you can down load our abc 7 news waze traffic app. >> and follow us on twitter for any breaking developments in this. >> plus our morn morning news team will be here from 4:00 a.m. until 7:00. >> coverage at bart resumes you'll meet some people taking advantage of this labor action and their businesses are booming tonight. >> first oppressive heat that lingers around the bay area and how people are coping with it. >> summer often means wedding bells, one of the keys to a long, happy weather. >> and sky 7 hd live now with the a's game about to get underway. many people who go to the games take bart. tonight they're having to carpool drive, get there anyway they can. it's crowded for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year

you can down load our abc 7 news waze app. and with sure to follow us on twitter. >> we need to move on. a family and members of a tight knit community trying to come to grip was a freak tragedy. a 21-year-old anaiis ritenberg was killed when a tree fell on a camp where she served as a counselor. it's a jewish camp near yosemite. >> touch a terrible accident. the victim's mother says her daughter loved nature, probably would have worked for "national geographic" one day. >> the a.cross the you can see a larger building behind that building is where it occurred. >> investigators show us where the accident happened at the camp. in a letter to parents the executive director says a tree suddenly fell outside of the dining hall on around 8:30 a.m. first responders quickly got to the scene because they thought the tree had fallen on the building where children were eating breakfast. turns out the tree hit a group of five adult staff members nearby, killing one, a 21-year-old anaiis ritenberg this, was her second year here at the cam

you can down load our waze ap p. >> city college of san francisco lost it's accreditation it could have a huge affect on thousands of students at the college. we've lost wayne's audio. >> stay tuned for that. we'll continue. >> a moment of silence today for the elite team of firefighters that died fighting that fire in arizona. >> colleagues of the 19 hot shot crew who's died there -- i believe we're still on the arizona fire story. colleagues caused to watch their vehicles towed away this morning. last night thousands turned out for a vigil. >> the soul survivor a lookout who warned his group today. more problems surrounding reopening of hoover school in burlingame. today, a judge ruled the city must stop tearing down trees on the summit drive campus. trees being removed to build a retaining wall. a judge issued an injunction to stop construction at least for the time being. >> michael finney will be answering your questions. >> first tip that keeps on giving. one man's random act of kindness becoming bigger than imagined and it's changing lives. >> you can see hazy skies high clouds m

. >> for latest traffic conditions you can down load our waze app for your smart phone. >> despite the fact trains are rolling there is no final agreement between bart and unions in another possible strike is still a potential development for the future. >> they're taking a break for the weekend. unions tell me they're going to meet with mediateors next week i'm told that two sides did make small progress but they have no agreement on the big issues that are namely pay and benefits. may look like things are back to normal but it's clear from both manment and two unions that there is still a lot of work to do. >> we're all working towards trying to get train service back up on monday. just became clear we're going need several days to get a deal in place. that fact is in many ways a large indicator of how far apart they are. >> we're try with the hopes the district will come to the table fully ingauged to work out this contract. >> unions want pay increases of 4.5% per year for three years and bart still offering 2% annually for four years. >> by have a lot of work to do. we stand toget

you'll find latest status on talks and you can down load our waze traffic app. you'll find it on abc 7 news.com. >> chevron agreed to pay a $190,000 fine for air quality violations. the management district announced an agreement with chevron to cover 19 violations like flaring and releases occurring from 2012 to 2012 but not any from major explosion in the fire in august that shut down part of the refinery. >> cindy chavez is acted back to elected office. chavez captured 55% of the vote to win yesterday's runnoff election for board of supervisors, replacing disgraced former supervisor george shirawoa junior. >> garage rates going up in san francisco. the rate increase for residential buildings takes affect tomorrow. foremost households going from $27.91 to $34.08. if a household switches to a smaller bin, motley rate will drop to $24.68. decrease is incentive to gutierrez dents to recycle and compost. >> a bay area little league team is claiming the championship to cheer. >> matt keller has more on a team that is hoping to go all the way. >> pressure, what press

. >> we have information there from the latest on bart talks as well as help down loading our waze traffic app to help you negotiate freeway autos it's about one, it's there in one spot for you. so just go to abc 7 news.com. >> another top story is a brush fire that is threatening several homes. 150 acres charred by the flames starting around 1:30 and quickly spread. flaichls forced authorities to shut down kerker pass road in both directions. this is about 50% contained. temperatures topped 100 degrees this weekend leaving the brush more dry and brittle. >> state officials issued a flex alert. >> they're asking people to reduce energy use because of anticipated high demand. >> yes. spencer? >> approaching the peak of heelting and temperatures are peaking. take a look at sunny skies coast to inland. here is a look at high temperatures so far. above 100 all over inland north bay and east bay. 103 in fairfield. 101 down south. and 80s and 90s near the bay. 107 in redding. 113 in palm springs. death valley 126 degrees today. excessive heat advisory in effect until wednesday evening at 7:00. h

for the latest, download or latest waze app. download it for free or from google play. a san francisco police want to find a man involved that robbery and brutal attack of a woman over the weekend. the assault was captured on surveillance. video showing the victim already on the ground. one of the attackers walks back to her and kicks her in the face with such force she drops unconscious. three have been arrested but they are still searching still searching for the man that kicked the woman. >> it's very rare to see crimes occur in a video and description that is captured. >> it took place on sunday morning right after the pink saturday event. police are looking for more possible victims of the robbers. >>> an autopsy is scheduled to determine how a campbell pakistan couple died in the utah wilderness. they were found thursday near a popular wave trail. the wave is mesmerizing sandstone with arizona. they were hiking in the wave in 106 degrees wednesday. they believe they died because of excessive heat. >> three people remain hospitalized following the 4th of july firew

for the latest download our latest waze app. >>> a santa rosa family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county is extending the runways at the airport and that means taking a 37-year-old woman off her property. and family says they are paying her just a fraction of what the land is worth. >> the house is called a tear down but the land around it is beautiful. >> there are vernal pools around there. >> she bought it just under $90,000. >> she is upset. >> what she is talking about the county is seizing her property under eminent domain to expand runways. the county is offering her $1735,000 for six and a half acres. it's assessed at $406,000. >> it's been emotional rollercoaster. our government should be protecting us and they are not. they are kind of taking our property. >> the family's attorney says the constitution guarantees a jury to decide but eminent domain, tax records can't be shown to the jury. >> they will never hear in my opinion is the biggest injustice in the case so far. >> the county's attorneys office says the airport manager would be speaking

. >> for latest traffic conditions you can down load our waze app for your smart phone. >> despite the fact trains are rolling there is no final agreement between bart and unions in another possible strike is still a potential development for the future. >> they're taking a break for the weekend. unions tell me they're going to meet with mediateors next week i'm told that two sides did make small progress but they have no agreement on the big issues that are namely pay and benefits. may look like things are back to normal but it's clear from both manment and two unions that there is still a lot of work to do. >> we're all working towards trying to get train service back up on monday. just became clear we're going need several days to get a deal in place. that fact is in many ways a large indicator of how far apart they are. >> we're try with the hopes the district will come to the table fully ingauged to work out this contract. >> unions want pay increases of 4.5% per year for three years and bart still offering 2% annually for four years. >> by have a lot of work to do. we stand toget

our coverage of the bart strike conditions with the latest with commute options on waze and a quick lookight now of our cell seven technology camera that shows you traveling updates and this is 580 westbound at the emeryville curve where dick has been telling us it is inching ever so slowly to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> as we look right now we have a crash that is westbound 80 with bumper-to-bumper traffic and a sig-alert blocking one lane right now and we are jammed packed coming out of vallejo with all the days ahead. eric and kristen in. >> with live doppler 7 hd it is quiet. we are look at the quiet conditions, thankfully, because if it was raining like it was this time last month, we will not even go there. let's talk about emeryville, beautiful sunrise this morning. we are going to be eight to 20 degrees warmer-than-average so the excessive heat advisory continues for the coast and the bayshore lines and the north bay and interior bay and it has been extended until at least 7:00 on wednesday. from mount tamalpais this morning you can see thin haze with high clouds roaming in tod

abc7news.com from the latest on bart talks to more on commute options and downloading our exclusive waze traffic app to negotiate the freeways it is >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area, this is abc7 news. many of the cities affected by the bart strike that happened this morning, 5:14, and a.c. transit says their employees will not walk off. yet. abc7 news reporter is in oa matt? >> a few have shown up for the s to san francisco. four people on the and a.c. transit avoided 9 strike for now. the couple lowsest toe couple closest on the bench woke up an hour early to make sure they could catch a bus to san francisco. another bart rider said she did not realize she would have to take the bus until she woke up. >> how inconvenient? >> extremely. >> did you wake up early? >> i would have if i remembered. i forgot. >> a.c. transit is expected to run a shuttle to the temporary terminal with buses every three to five minutes. the bart entrance is quiet. we are expecting more riders to head to the bus stops on 20th. >> and katie marzullo is at the transbay terminal in s

you can track your traffic with the abc7 news exclusive waze app at apple app and google play.utside, the san jose drive shows 280 away from 17 showing a few extra cars and everyone is running supportly. kristen and eric? >> now the crash of asiana flight 214, this morning the families of the two young girl whose died are in the bay area. ntsb chairwoman is revealing to abc7 news what is next in their investigation. we have coverage with amy hollyfield speaks to the ntsb spokesman but now over to burlingame and matt. ought families of the victims arrived last night. they are inside the crown plaza hotel in burlingame. because of that, security is tight. this area has been declared a federal zone. hotel employees brought out huge umbrellas to shield the families from the media when they arrived last night. parents did not speak with reporters and were taken by bus from the tarmac at sfo. we hear new accounts about what it was like inside the airline flight when it crashed. 15-year-old described how she got out of the plane. >> everything stopped. i realized i was alib. i, looked

we have a waze app but it is pleasurey with the cars pushed to the showers and storms and the damage is done: solid red out here is bringing the miles per hour down to 21 with delays away from highway four so slow out there and the drive from highway four to the maze is at half an hour and from antioch to hercules it is 43 minutes and 87 northbound from 85 to the san jose airport is under ten minutes, a quieter area. here is a drive at san jose 280 away from 17, a few extra cars but moving along well. >> we continue to tall breaking news in san francisco where police stand off is underway after an early morning shooting sent a man to the hospital. police are surrounding a small apartment building between 22nd and 23rd streets and speaking to the suspect in spanish. the victim told the officers the man would shot him lives in the building and happened at 4:30 this morning. the victim is in stable condition and everyone else is out of the building with no word on a possible motive. >> developing news from oakland, where several businesses are cloning up again after another fight of vio

you can download our abc7 news waze app to navigate the freeways and be sure to follow us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea for instant updates. >> oakland police are sorting out the details surrounding the deadly shooting of two restaurant employees in the grand lake district at wingstop on monday. law enforcement say two men wearing orange construction vests ordered food and then ran to the back of the restaurant because they felt possibly threatened. two employees went back there and were shot by the men. one suspect is if custody and they are, working to get the other man to turn himself in. officers increased patrols after a speak in crime in the area. >> police are meeting with merchants and neighbors this morning to talk about shooting and recent crimes in the area. the meeting will be held at the lake shore avenue baptist church at lake shore avenue and mandana boulevard. >> this morning, pg&e crews are still working to restore power to 88 customers in the south bay, and 9,500 customers lost electricity during the hottest part of the day yesterday and crews have worked to fix the prob

for the latest traffic conditions you can download our exclusive waze app on your smartphone. download it from free from apple's app store or google play. >> in developing news in san francisco, san francisco police want to find a man involved in a robbery in a brutal attack of a women. we saw it captured on surveillance video. before we show this, we want to warn you the video is disturbing. the video shows the victim is already on the ground. one of the attackers walks back and connection her in the face with such force three drops unconscious. three robbers were arrested. police are still searching for the man who kicked the woman. >> extremely lucky to have the video. it's rare to see crimes actually occur in the video, as well as a clear suspect description and image captured. >> it occurred right after the pink saturday event. people are not calling it a hate crime. they are also looking for more possible victims of the robbers. >>> an autopsy is scheduled to determine how a campbell couple died in the utah wilderness. the body of the 70-year-old man and 69-year-old wife

for the latest traffic news, download our waze app. >>> a santa rosa family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county is expandth runways and that means moving a 73-year-old woman off the property she's owned 30 years. the family said the county is paying her a fraction of what the land is worth. this is a story you will only see on abc7. >> the house is what real estate agents call a tear-down. the land around it is beautiful. >> there's a bunch of vernan pools in there. >> this woman shows us the property her has been brought many years ago. she wanted us to talk to her daughter. >> she's better at this and the county is eating us bad and i don't want to mess things up. >> what napoli is talking about is the county seizing the property under the power of eminent domain to expand the airport runways. the airport is offering her $136,000 for the 6.5 acres. but the property is assessed at $406,000. >> it's been an emotional roller coaster. our government should be protecting us, and they aren't. they are just trying to take our property, steal it, essentially.

you can download our exclusive waze app on our smartphone. download it from free from apple's app store or google play. >>> police want to find a man involved in a robbery in a brutal attack of a women. before we show this, we want to warn you the video is disturbing. the victim is already on the ground. one of course attackers walks back and connection her in the face with such force three drops unconscious. three robbers were arrested. police are still searching for the man who kicked the woman. >> extremely lucky to have the video. it's rare to see crimes actually occur in the video, as well as a clear suspect dedescription and image captured. >> it occurred right after the pink saturday event. people are not calling it a hate crime. they are also looking for more possible victims of the robbers. >>> an autopsy is scheduled to determine how a campbell couple died in the utah wilderness. the body of the 70-year-old man and 69-year-old wife were found near the popular wave trail. it's multi-colored sandstone on the southern border with arizo

you can download our exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate the freeway. >> in other news this morning, uc berkeley police are watching for a man who impersonated a campus safety expert, walked the student home and proposition on her. show refused and he left this is a sketch of the suspect, described as 6', 200 pounds with a blond goatee and we have a picture of an official uniform. yellow or blue. escorts have a university-issued i.d. badge with a link to the photos at abc7 news.com. >> the i-team has learned a napa restaurant is in big trouble for continuing to senator foie gras. the restaurant said they were serving the food as a protest against the ban but a superior court judge ruled the illegal sale is not protected under freedom of speech. a series of abc7 news reports in 2003 exposed how ducks force-fed for foie gras leading to the passage of the bill banning the food. >> two big name attorneys will be battling in the lawsuit san jose has filed against major league baseball. the san jose mercury news reports we the prosecutor in the iran contra scandal will defend the leg. hos