it will be hot inland. it looks like the bay and coast will stay where it has been. >>> 4:39 is the time. we want to get back to our big news. busy traffic day after bart announced it's going on strike. sal, is going to help us get around the bay area. how does it look? >> it looks good. you couldn't know it just by looking at the roads now. i want to go right to the roads where we have some 400,000 people trying to look for another way to get around. not everyone is going to drive. we are already seeing more crowded conditions than normal here on the east shore. it's not stop and go. but here it is 4:39. usually we're just doing our first traffic report around this time. we don't see nearly as many people. we will start seeing a ramp up here. at the bay bridge toll plaza you will see people show up. since this is just looking at it right now. it looks like it's getting crowded. when it does get crowded enough, the metering lights will go on. they usually go on at 6:00. today i have a feeling they will go o

tonight will will be another show for fans. after the as take on the chicago cubs the fans will be allow flood the outfield to watch the fireworks. lit start after the final out and first pitch is at 7:05. >> a chance to get out on the peeled and be like the big leaguers. in san francisco, big pyre works show, brace yourselves. 9:30 tonight sharp. video from last year. which was -- quite the sight to see. being told the best viewing always on pier 9. also on the embarcadero. >> here's another thing to add to your list. america's cup starts today. finally. opening ceremonies at 3:00. starts with a ribbon cutting at the gate of the all new america's cup park. located on the embarcadero. the sailors of the four teams will be introduced the racing fans of the new pavilion. the boats will go out in a the water in a parade led by the san francisco fire department boats. racing officially starts on sunday. >>> p you are planning on i am bibing tonight, taking in a few adult beverages, never drink and drive. aaa out there to help you o

it will stay cool through monday and then we will look for more sun sooner around the bay. that warms us up. in fact, significantly warmer the end of next week. >> looks good. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. abc7 news continues at 1:00 a.m. we hope you will join us then. "good morning america" "is next. have a date saturday! >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. a killing spree at an otherwise peaceful apartment complex in florida. hostages taken. people running for their lives. seven people dead. a neighborhood now on lockdown, swarmed with police. so, what happened to the gunman? >>> bi-coastal sex scandals. two politicians refusing to bow out. calls get louder for former congressman anthony weiner to quit new york's race for mayor because of his renewed sexting scandal. >> if i had conducted myself in the manner you conducted yours, my job would have been gone. >> and san diego's mayor says he'll get treatment for sexually harassing women. but he won't resign. >>> toddler on the brink. look at th.

500 will be eligible for covered california, 19 thousand 500 will be ineligible for coverage, those will be the undocumented residents or people who have other reasons not being subject to the mandate. eligibility does not equal an enrollment and people will have to actively enroll into health insurance to get the coverage they are entitled to, so of the 40 thousand 500 we think are eligible, about 25 thousand will access insurance. this is based on a 62.5% rate of retention that we currently experience in the healthy san francisco program, so we have anticipate hated our retention rate which is quite good for our program will translate into health insurance enrollment. this leaves about 15 thousand 500 who represent those who may be eligible but do not enroll in health insurance. and they might not enroll for any number of reasons, enrollment is complex, they may choose to pay the penalty rather than enroll in insurance, they may choose to pay the penalty rather than enroll in insurance, this group plus the 29% that are not already in sf path are the individuals we will have to foc

daily fiat macarthur will be $1.50. west oakland will be $5.50. will begin charging paid parking on thursday, august 1st in all ferry parking areas. that includes the downtown parking garage, which opened last year. it will cost $5 a day to park your car there. a monthly pass will cost $20. people will be on hand thursday to help drivers navigate the new parking fee machines. >>> this morning, we are learning more about the suspicious device that shut down the bay bridge during the afternoon commute. officials say the device turned out to be a gray pipe that did not pose a threat. a passer-by spotted the object near the trevor island off ramp and called 911. the bomb squad responded, shutting down all lanes of the bridge. >> it was something that looked very suspiciously like an explosive device. it was a very suspicious item. a gray cylinder. it looked, looked very suspicious. >> the closure caused traffic to back up for miles. the commute was especially sluggish because of the giants and a's ball games and the jay- z and justin timberlake concer

kron4's will tran has an update. >>will: least charter buses will take you for free. can only accommodate though only 20004000 passengers. i did have a chance to speak with the first man in line this morning he got up to out early simply because he cannot be late to work. >> i had no game plan because i was fortunate we offer the past two days to read it today is my first day dealing with this so i am sort of in the dark. i had to schedule ahead of time and make sure that i was no. 1 it today because as soon as i see other people i'm dropping out of the car and getting in line for whatever needs to happen. >>will: here at west oakland, 32 charter buses will run until 9:00 this morning but officials say it here well before 8:00 to make sure you can get one of these buses because it is first come first served. >>anny: thanks for that live report will. >>james: ac transit has also issued their trends base service. kron4's will tran is live at one of the most popular places to get on the bus. >>will: for many people, this is the last stop. we're here at the uptown transit

margins will go down and earnings will continue to go down.thing that he just said? >> first of all, i do not know how you care to rise strong. cheryl: i think $36 billion, that is the general estimate, i think thaa is pretty good. >> that is reasonable. not the growth that we solve. a lot of the commentary, customers don't like them, the phone companies don't like them, the reality is, though, there is still a market leader even if they had not had a new product in the market for nine months or so. cheryl: apple is the leader. samsung has to be globally. >> samsung spends a lot of time and money on lower margin products. apple likes being a leading provider of the high-end phones that they have come to be known for. first of all, for all of the issues that we are talking about , it does not seem like apple has lost a lot of share. people still love their iphones and ipods. i think what is going on is switching costs are high. you look at the notion of stickiness. if you look at customer satisfaction, higher than anyone else. >> right now you

and so this will come before, and it is before this body and it will be a similar measure that we will be doing at the board of supervisors based on the result of the vote today. >> campos? >> just a quick question, does that mean that the existing position would essentially be or become the executive officer position? >> that is the current configuration and we are not looking on bringing on, the current officer and the current will remain on as a consultant. >> and so i am very supportive of this. and i have always said that what we are very appreciative of the great work that miss miller has been doing, and that it is always, been odd to me, that the executive officer is an outside consultant for a government agency. i think that that makes sense for that role to be played by an in-house employee. and to me, respects is that is already happening in a way. and so i think that it is, it is sort of a common sense change, it does not really add anything to the budget. and so, thank you for doing that. i'm very supportive. >> thank you, commissioner campos. >> any other comments or quest

i will not let the situation define who i am i will define the situation."ro stands accused of kidnapping the women and holding them hostage in his house. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos for just $10.99, right now. he's also charged with aggravated murder related to the termination of one of their pregnancies. more charges are expected. >>james: we are back again. following the latest in to the investigational. federal and investigators are expected to return today to the wreckage of asiana flight to 14 at sfo. here is the latest. american and south korea and investigator to do both questioned the final two pilots of the crashed plane. among them, the pilot who was actually at the controls during the landing attempt. investigators interviewed the first pilots yesterday. also to be questioned today are the flight attendants. they would give investigators an account of everything there're that as they rememb

but now that they will be back at the table, that will be promising.nd that is if it happens, which would include making sure that there are buses, charter buses to help get the passengers, but it was not enough for them to handle all the commuters. reporting live from fremont, channel 2 news. >> all right, in the meantime the rectory car fire is still causing minor delays this morning. they sent a message saying that the morning commutes are between 5 to 10 minutes, heading towards fremont and san francisco. and also starting today, it will cost drivers more money to park at two of their parking lots in oakland. they are going up about 50 cents. the daily fee for them at the station will now be $1.50. the cost of parking to the west oakland station will be higher as the fee for parking at the last east bay stop before the view was not going up to $5.50. again all the latest information on the ongoing labor talks for bart. go to our website. ktvu.com, click on the bart updates tab. >>> time is 8:33. new this morning, san francisco police are investigat

>>gary: will be >>james: will be back in a minute.don't know what to say top stores that we're following on the tuesday, july 16th. >>darya:people are reacting this morning following another violent protest of the george zimmerman verdict. a live report on the clean up undeway for several businesses in downtown oakland. and we're keeping an eye on bay area weather and traffic this morning. expecting to see some changes in the forecast. first we need to deal with these hot spots. is it lighting up at all george? >>george: we will start here and mountain view 101 northbound at ellis. to lanes blocked. a cement truck and sadly this crash has been out here longer enough that the backup continues to grow on 85, 237 l 101 in the northbound direction. quickly show you are san jose camera so this is the guadalupe parkway. it is not stopped here yet but it could and the next few minutes . >>anny: we are starting out with a gray skies once again. body starts here in downtown san francisco so a lot of us will see the gray sky started out the day

starting tomorrow we will have a cooling trend and it will kick in to a cooling gear and we will haveand temperatures pop up by friday. >>> about nearly half a million pensioners are online and the largest public fun has a person's name, monthly grows pension, payment and some of that information is already part of the public record. >>> they are putting their weight bind a company and wants to put it are into the business soft war.  he is the second largest software person making the company public. >>> william lynch at mid--- admitted they failed in the tablet market. sales of the e-reader dropped 34% and his successor has not yet been named. >>> fighting crime, catching crooks with the snap of a shutter, they are opening a new app to help them fight crime with pictures. >>> reactions from airline passengers who are flying in and out of fso and seeing the wreckage just lying there in the runway. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come

we will see pretty warm conditions. in fact we are forecasting the mid-90s. >> we have been watching traffic due to worsroad work. here's a quick look at your bay bridge. the metering lights have not yet been activated. >> >> following developing news out oakland this morning were two suspects were arrested after a high-speed chase. kron4 will tran is live from oakland with more. >> i have just learned that the man and woman, we are not sure if they were firing shots at someone but the oakland police department came behind the stolen car. no one was injured. this driver tried to make a hard right turn and loss control. he slumped to this fire hydrant. both of the suspects had to be taken to the hospital. about five minutes ago they are being booked at this time. there are no names released at this time. >> east bay mud and crews are still working to cap a gas line that ruptured after construction crews struck the line. kron4 mike pelton is live from alamo with more. >> the road is now fully open. crews to tell me that o

we will be listening more and jo ling kent will interrupt the she hears anything more.he stock getting a nice pop. for-profit education stocks are really skyrocketing. let's check in with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the story. >> reporter: and we have a big reason why. when you get a thumbs-up from someone that follows our industry, that really gives you a nice boost which is exactly what we are seeing with the stock today. up nearly 23%. the receiving initial accreditation from the west association of schools and colleges. this is a body that has authorized colleges and universities. that's a big deal. that's why you see the stock popping in this manner. and also, barrington research which raised its rating to an outperform to a market performer but to some extent they have moved. obviously this gives it a big mover today. three should note that this is not a large cap stock. under a billion dollars, but certainly one that is written a look at. liz: well you were talking, nicole, we punched back up to douse session highs which is

the temperatures will warm down. san francisco will be coming in at 63 degrees.t least i do want to focus on the north bay. take a look at napa and sonoma. we are talking low 80s. we will continue with this pattern of low temperatures as we head into tomorrow. by sunday will be in the upper 80s. >> the time is 5:47 a.m.. >> we are looking at a pretty good ride on the san mateo bridge. there was an accident and it was some concern that it would affect ride but thankfully it has not. here is a look at the bay bridge. the westbound ride is backing up a bit in the cash lanes. we are not looking at any incidents or problems on the upper deck. the golden gate bridge 1 01 southbound is mos smooth. there's no fault on the decks. >> we will update the drive time on the shore freeway. it is said to minute drive time 14 to 50 minutes. we are tracking the drive on interstate 680 walnut creek through san ramon down to the dublin interchange. it is still just 60 minutes. heavy traffic is not as bad as we have say. we have picked up a little bit of slowing on 1 01 and i do not

they can mitigate the damage but they will have to hustle. i think they will.ilot but from the faa perspective i think the timing would trouble me because i would say this is too much, too soon. it is one thing with the 737 but the 787 with this many issues in the six month time frame that has to give pause to cfa a. >> it is not just the number of issues it has but it is the severity. the battery issue, if it is. we don't know that but we have been extremely lucky because all of these incidents have occurred on the ground. right now i would imagine this ceo from boeing having a chat that says you have some time but not much. cheryl: this is the main international airport in london. ethiopian airlines jet, the queen of sheba. we just got a statement from boeing saying that they're on the ground and already have personnel. there was a fire on board that started 4:30 p.m. london line -- excuse me london time. no crew was on board and emergencies who services and the fire is extinguished know on the plane but tom sullivan, as so many questions as the investigation

if they are willing to do that. and said that and on record as a good faith effort there, in terms of enforcebility in being a violation of a condition approval we don't know if there are building code issues with the work here and so we will let the parties. >> we can't basically put in conditions of things that we can't afford. >> may i comment? >> i didn't mean to imply that we definitely didn't want a ten foot fence in my presentation i mean to imply that i thought there was a better solution, better mitigate the noise and be aesthetically more pleasing. i understand the neighbor who does not want a ten foot fence, there is no reason for us not to have a ten foot fence if that is the best noise mitigation that is offered and so we would very much like to have a ten foot fence if that is the best that can be done. >> i guess the other thing was the dark it would be and did you have an id about another kind of ten foot fence. i am confused. >> the slot in the garden area with the current play area. and then put in

they will all be there. it will be a town hall on health. i will say this. i want to thank sheila jackson- , robin kelly,is corrine brown for being with us sittingbeing -- and here. i thank you all for being here. and his childhood story, on august 28 he asked us if we would commit to a day of nonviolence in the city chicago and across the nation. you are preaching to the choir. we know the answer to that western. in leaving us in a celebration if you will cut may to that day and to every date would you please stand up. let's have a safe evening. god bless the city of chicago. god bless the united states of america. thank you so much. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> the senate gaveled an earlier to continue work on the transportation departments. they are also debating the nomination of james cone me to be next rector of the fbi. follow the senate live on c- span2. the house returns tomorrow. on the edge in debt, funding the transportation and housing department and a bipar

and these will also be there.chp has a reminder they will be strong if i enforcing new hours. >>> the business group bay area council estimates $73 million a day has been lost in productivity and they estimate how many workers cross county lines and each day they determined how many workers lost about two hours of productivity sitting in heavy traffic. >>> and they are proving to be double for bay area commuters. we have that story coming up at 655. for the very latest information on the commute and bart strike including what you need to know about alternate routes and services you can go to the home page and click on the bart strike tab. . >> reporter: in talking with police here this morning, they say surveillance video will be instrumental in helping to solve this crime and i want to point out, there is a camera here at lake park avenue and that should help police identify the people involved. at least two people came in and one of them opened fire on two employees and one was shot to death. just about an hour

other beverages will be up and food will be a little bit softer.alking about there is if you look at our performance outside of the u.s. come in the beverage volumes year-to-date international erupt 5%. outperforming the competition. the beverage business is really doing quite strongly. we are developing an emergency markets business as well. the revenue is up 11 and marketer of 14. what you're talking about is a north american challenge and we're working through that successfully right now. cheryl: we are seeing more positive numbers come from the middle east and africa. i know that you and coca-cola, your competitor are battling. home?ou trying to fix it here at >> yes, i think that is exactly right. one of the things is invest in the portfolio. we feel that the portfolio is inotropic spot. disposing of six consecutive quarter, which is a long-term guidance. what you see happening is beverages reinforcing snacks and snacks reinforcing beverages and we do feel like the portfolio is just working terrifically well. that combined with productivity in

they will not make enough money and it will take jobs away. >> exactly. mr. roy, i want to touch on the point you are making on workers. i have had employers tell me they are decreasing the number of full-time to part-time workers because of this law. 322,000 increase in part-time workers to 8.2 million in june. can you describe consequences happening in the real world, bringing about increasing part- time workers and how destructive that is to jobs? >> we have heard talk about what the right thing to do is or what employers do if they care. we have not heard a lot about what the incentives are. they are clear. it is to structure part-time workers so they do not have to offer coverage to part-time workers. >> thank you. >> thank you. i want to mention. we have two chambers in our area. about 2000 each. 90% are 50 employees or less. i was very active with them. 137,000 businesses. in that chamber. 93% or less, 50 employees or less. the number one issue in the last 13 years or 15 years, the number one issue is the rising cost of healthcare. in our area, we

kron four's will tran is live at the oakland zoo with more, will?er: james, she was treated immediately so she should be falling. if you are taking your family to the oakland zoo the bat just happened to come here so the however, this is similar this is not the actual ballot. she was treated immediately and she is expected to be--5fin in the process of taking this come that bit her that she said that something is wrong after that bat bit her. this is the third case of petty that with rabies in the east the the third case of a bat with rabies. >> there are probably other bath but just like other wild animals, they are really not court to come after you it is of course advisable for you to avoid bats. >> reporter: be careful because this precursor was available to the volunteer during the day when she was bit. she should have known and now she does know. and they are afraid that there could be a colony living near the overpass, of 580. make sure, to be aware of your surroundings. >> today marks two weeks since toddler daphne webb was reported missing

so you will get to see her next time and she will be here and i won't and you will get to know her for the next 18, 20 years. >> okay. >> that concludes my report. >> all right. >> any public comment on the report? >> we go to the consent calendar. >> 9. >> accept work performed by par electrical contractors, inc., for contract no. hh-961e transmission lines 5/6 repair to optical ground wire,for a total contract amount of not-to-exceed $30,000; approve modification no. 1 (final), for a time extension of 287 consecutive calendar days for a total contract duration of 407 consecutive calendar days; and authorize final payment to the contractor. >> all right, is there any public comment on this one item in the consent calendar? >> is there any member that wish to remove it for further consideration? >> i will move the item. >> all right, commissioner moran moves the itment >> seconded by caen. >> aye. >> opposed? motion carries. >> item ten, regular business. >> thal locations of the existing appropriation in the amount of $40 million. approve the reallocation of existing appropriation, in

they willhoose two players. we have created a character that looks a lot like alicia and another character that looks like mackenna. they will be playing against each other in a game of tennis. all right. all they do is simply stand facing the television. you will push a. hit ok. hit a. hit a and b together. here we go. single game start. alicia will be serving. mackenna will be receiving the surf. we will see what happens. by using her head, she is able to serve. nice shot. mackenna gets the first point. watch how alicia turns her head to control the swinging of the racket. interesting stuff. she is serving again. mackenna hits out of bounds. you are tied. very well done. here comes another serve. boom. great serve. good enough. alicia scores another point just by turning her head. good try, mackenna, but you did not get anything. tie ball game. a great return by mackenna. alicia could not quite get to that one. she swung too late. 30-30. nice work. 40-30. one more point and alicia wins the ga

that it will burn off. temperatures will -- not much of a change.the 50s for many compared to last week when we were in the 70s. with that fog bank there, it's tough to warm up that much. a little breezy to windy, especially out to the window. afternoon highs do warm up away from the coast. but closer to it. you will find a lot of 60s and 70s. inland, 80s to 90s. these are close to seasonal average. slight warmup on tuesday. it looks like we settle in on friday and then a slight warmup for inland temperatures on the weekend. dave and tori? >> thank you. >>> more delays expected today for passengers at sfo. >> i'm getting home wednesday at 5:00 a.m. >> more on what you should expect if you are heading out to the airport. >>> and the ntsb investigation into the crash is moving fooshed. later today, investigators plan to sit down and interview the pilot of the flight. what they hope to learn from the crew. >> reporter: three people will undergo surgery today from the crash according to doctors here. more when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> welcome back

adam: gene sperling will join us this hour. why that will boost the economy and cut the deficit. adam: we are guessing that lou dobbs has a little to say about this. adam: walmart is threatening to walk. possibly canceling plans to build in the nations capital. lori: let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. market turning down here as we wait for the feds minute release. even if it were to post again today and be higher than yesterday, it is another record-setting day. we are watching oil which is a key story today. i am watching hewlett-packard very closely. this was a real ladder last year. the analysts are doing 180s as well. citigroup now put a buy rating on hewlett-packard. this comes on the heels of green yesterday. this is why they are turning around. adam: thank you very much. breaking news. crude oil. phil flynn of price futures group is in the trading pits of this cme. >> i would call it a stunning drop in supplies. not only do you have the heating of tensions in the middle east and you have surging demand in the united states. everybody thought in americ

the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficu

nations engaged in the t approximatpp will be engaged and they will only be allowed to join from the 23rd when it gets all the necessary approval. a special session will be provided so japanese delegates can catch up on current topics. they will send 100 delegates and they they aim to fully understand so japan's position is reflected in the these records are being made available for the first time. that's the latest in business for this hour. i will leave you with a check on markets. >>> people in japan are nine days away from a vote that could alter their landscape. abe and his ruling liberal democrats are campaigning hard for support trying to consolidate their power. abe and the ldp control the lower house, but hold the majority of sits in the upper chamber. that created division where legislation can be tricky. in the days leading up to when japan decides, they will be looking at the issues and hearing from voters about what matters to them. candidates from the nine parties are running in the election. the groups qualified for political party status. they include long established

will he go to the muslim brotherhood? will he go out on the streets?>> no one knows what's going to happen. of course, the opponents of morsi are very happy in tahrir square but there are many supporters of the brotherhood who will now be veryng and nobody knows whether there will be clashes or not tonight. the decisive question is this -- will the military be able to form a transitional government with some muslim brothers being included? or will they refuse in a cooperation? in that case, egypt is really going to embrace quite a few problems because you cannot exclude half of the population from and political participation. >> as you know, the way that egypt goes, the arab world follows. this is the first arab spring country going back to the old ways. what repercussions will this have for the region? >> it's a very divisive question indeed. egypt is the cultural and political center of the arab world. it will have repercussions in other parts of the arab world. should this experiment in democracy fail, should the muslim brothers go underground, ther

we will catch up. it will all be done. we will have to see. there is still a lot to do. this was a huge undertaking. things are happening, but a lot has to happen -- a lot of computers have to be able to talk to each other. that is the big thing. there is a phrase, no wrong door, where it everybody signs -- they have to be corrected directed to the right thing. if you are eligible for a subsidy, you have to be signed up for a subsidy. the insurance company has to be able to coordinate with the irs what your income is to figure out how much your subsidy is. a lot of people are concerned about whether these computers are really going to be able to talk to each other. host: did that policy come from the fear that it is so hard to get people to come and take a look at these things? guest: that is supposed to be a way to help consumers. no matter where you show up, you will be directed to the correct place. host: let's go to emily from somerville, west virginia on our republican line. caller: hello. is, how willion the networks for these exchanges thestablished, and how will

>> at 10:00, inland will be in the sunshine and 11:00 around the bay and we will get pockets of sun at the coast. around san francisco, from forest hill at 51 to downtown at 55 degrees and most of us right around the 53 to 54 degrees. same at richmond at 55. american canyon, though, correct, union city, palo alto, all 57. belmont around 55 degrees and 51 at petaluma. that is the cooler area. pittsburg is warmer at 59. next 12 hours, clouds are thinner but they out there and we have low-to-upper 50's and by noon, 80 inland and 66 around the bay and the coast so you will need a coat and 60 at 4:00 in our coastal communities and 78 around the bay and 90 inland and everyone should be pleasant to cool as you head to the coast dug the knowledge -- to the coast during the evening. on monday low clouds in the morning and high clouds in the afternoon and a few degrees cooler than today. >> in alameda, amy has been reporting a shooting that is shutting down lanes and streets. high street will be shut down until noon between lincoln and central avenue. use a detour around that. this is shut down,

lisa argen will let us know if that will keep temperatures cooler today.bc7 news this morning will be ri >> here is a live look now from our abc7 news roof cam. we have some fog and low clouds out there this morning, especially here in the city of san francisco. that leads to cooler, mild temperatures today. the super-heated housing market may be showing signs of a cool down. multiple bids aren't coming in as fast as a few weeks ago, nor or overbids. business and technology reporter david louie tells us about a sunnyvale house that could be a reflection of a changing market. >> this three-bedroom, two bathroom house in sunnyvale went on the market five days ago. as recently as a few weeks ago multiple offers would have come in even before the first open house. but the real estate agent said it's taking a bits longer. >> in this market it's taking a little bit longer for buyers to make a decision. probably ten days to two weeks before we start to see offers. >> they tell us buyers are moving slow are because of a number of recent developments. interest rate

we will use advertising, more advertising. we will expand our market.i: how sensitive is the company to lumber prices? >> i think lumber prices being down does not hurt them. right now, i think because lumber prices have come down so sharply, it may not hurt them. adam: what we start to see some of these prices go up? charles: on average, six months -- in other words, i think it will spark more demand. i see a win-win. you will see demand for more building. as they become even more confident, and you know, they get real confident real fast. charles: they really seem to be extraordinarily focused on the retail side of the business. it has been a phenomenal story. a lot of people always feel like they are chasing and they do not buy a stock because of that. lori: i know that you like that thesis. from one stock to many stocks. let's get an update on the broader market with nicole petallides. nicole: let's take a look at netflix. stocks have been to the downside. it seems good. however, it did not surpass or even meet wall street expectations. with that, y

the space will be used for additional parking, landscaping and walking paths. >>> were fogging will take place in the battle against the west nile virus. more news impacting silicon valley and the court ruling on apps you may find. >>> well, stock market mixed in afternoon trading minutes after the federal policy meeting show many fed leaders show the job market improvement would have to be sustained before the central bank pulls away the support for the economy. live look at the big board, the dow is down 18. nasdaq up 12. s&p down one. >>> apple and amazon ended the lawsuit over the right to use the title app store clearing the way for both companies to use the name. the case was dismissed by a judge in oakland at the request of both companies. apple filed the trademark lawsuit in march 2011 accusing amazon of misusing the app store name to solicit developers from mobile software download service. >>> new smoke shops wanting to open in antiyak have to wait until may of 2014. city leaders extended the moratorium on new permits and licenses. some residents say smoke shops increase crime

and those teams will have to be run by ntsb group chairman and they will have people from the faa and all the other parties i said on them. and those teams will work independently, each day, and at the end of each day, they will have a progress meeting with the group chairman and they will share what the team did or didn't do and what they plan on doing. and this is how the investigation is run and the facts will start to come out. and two days, five days, two weeks, five weeks, they will be finished with it. >> and frank, we have been hearing all day about that glide slope that the pilots did not have that was broken. can you tell us how important that will be in the investigation? is that something that they will be focusing on first? >> well, i would not think so. because i heard when i was listening before, someone said the weather was 10 mile visibility and so forth. i'm sure the pilot was on a visual approach. the glide slope is most important when the weather is bad and he has to good on full instruments. but it will be investigated though. >> talk to us, frank, about the black

will also be found a status so it won't be a cold war it will be a series of hot wars if not outright direct confrontation between these two powers ok dan the not a very optimistic future what do you think the proposition is china is the same military strength of the united states go ahead well i would disagree with something you said in your introduction which is that the united states is a unilateral power today i think we live today in a world of multilateral power i think we're in a kind of pre-one nine hundred fourteen moment where you have several great powers certainly the united states is that has been the dominant superpower but if you look right now at any place in the world you can see for example that russia can be a check to u.s. power in one place. in other areas and what about iran states what about iraq that's very unilateralist. well i don't think so at all i think that we're seeing that there are other powers in the region that are i mean look at the whole you can't just look at a lone you have one of the movies left who is limited in iraq everybody little child ever

they will announce when they will reopen the runway which has been safe.ent plane was forced to land after the plane started having mechanical problems. the pilot told the control tower that there was something wrong with the high interest do you recall i can -- hydraulic system. >>> so far only 1 out of 20 bodies have been identified. it is very difficult, there is fire and even water can destroy dna. the 30 people missing, george zimmerman is accused in the death of trayvon martin. the defense rested its case yesterday and they requested to dismiss the case. the neighborhood watch volunteer said he shot and killed trayvon martin in self- defense. >> is it your decision to not testify in this case? >> yes your honor. >> are you making that choice freely and voluntarily? >> yes, your honor. >> they are preparing for didn't tracings. >> with two federal agencies started yesterday morning. they say the schools are not being shut down and no students or faculty are in any danger. they could not say if they were related to any problems. they were accused of fu

i will be brief. i think you'll be received well here despite the two introducers you have beside you that i do appreciate the time and the candor in our office and i want to thank you for being willing to serve in this way and i think you know our massacre to the u.n. is one of the most important diplomatic posts that we have. you have daily contact with leaders from all around the world and therefore are may be out there amongst the people around the world more than anybody else. and they can be a critical component of our diplomatic efforts. wewe are the largest contributor to the u.n.. i think you know that and i hope one of the things he will pursue and i know you are very policy oriented and i appreciate that but i hope you're also going to pursue reforms and a much better way for not only the u.s. taxpayer but for the world. all too often i think you know this, the u.n. acts as the voice were bad actors to fight find criticism and i hope that you will, i think you will actually but i hope you w

will run 90 minutes.oute 10 will run 30 minutes, but will have a new schedule to make stops. this comes in part because of the traffic congestion in the southern part of the country. >>> they're allowing for a second bridge to be built. by the tend of 2014, that stretch of highway 24 will have two more lanes. it's under budget and ahead of schedule. >>> hundreds of sat scores invalidated. >>> a kid tortured and abused. person who is responsible. >>> it's looking great in both directions on this morning. as are on the road and giants will be playing tonight. >>> well, as we've been telling you happening now rallies, nationwide to protest the acquittal of neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman. one of the biggest demonstrations right now is in miami, the father of trayvon martin is in miami to take part in the rallies. again what you're looking at right now, just one of hundreds taking place today. there are rallies planned in the bay area for this national day of action and ktvu's alex savage will hav

we will see what the challenges are that kennedy will be facing.e rise in demand for energy. robert bryce will tell us why critics nicole will not be an answer for the u.s. twentieth century fox rolls out the wolverine in an attempt to break a string of box office flops for other studios over the last several weeks. connell: there you go. let's go to nicole once again. we will jolt the shares of starbucks today. >> reporter: pretty amazing. the best performer on the s&p 500 on monday when you're seeing a lot of selling. they came out with the quarterly numbers and raise their full-year profit forecast. they have roughly 19,000 cafes around the world. when you go round the world starbucks is doing well at home and abroad. they have had obviously rapid expansion plans which has helped them to remain competitive against some of the other guys such as mcdonald's and panera. the stock is up almost seven and a half% oday. in addition to the fact that they have had a great presence and expansion, they have also been expanding what they offer including buy

they're willing to pay. it's not a matter of free use of the public right-of-way, and without those -- requiring those specialized privileges they're welcome today to come and use the city streets. they just would have to abide by parking regulations which i think frankly doesn't really work with their business model, so i don't think it was appropriate to include in this pilot because it's a different thing, but the reason why we're not bringing to you at this point a pilot with regard to them is a few reasons. one as far as we know it's not independent research to validate the benefits that result from traditional sharing would result with one way car sharing. one could argue intuitively that one way sharing could increase auto use. i think they make strong compelling arguments like traditional car sharing it would decrease auto use, auto ownership but we don't know that and we felt before we grant special privilegeos the public right-of-way we would like to see more independent evidence that it would achi

they will open in each of them will have opening remarks and then i will ask them questions.dent of the new conservative think tank in washington. he is a political strategist who is to my view one of his most important the congressman is serving as the director of the congressional budget office in an interesting time after the tax cuts were passed. the last round of the bush tax cuts. heat played a very important role. that is another example of a profile in courage at that point. emmanuelle pastore is professor of sociology and american studies at the university of southern california. it is also the director of the environmental and regional program. most importantly, he is the codirector for the thank center of the immigrant studies and we have a couple of reports that bring that to light today about important of citizenship. antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and part of defining america, a campaign that speaks to elevate the immigration conversation and he is another individual who is well worth listening to. he publicly shared his life story of bein

we will have clouds, and threatd for showers, thunderstorms will be back later today. however, it's not going to bego raining for you for the morning commute, and much of the day should be just fine.fine. 77 in reagan national. 77 at dulles, bwi marshall 73, and we're off to a warm start. plenty of clouds in forecast, fo kind of a partly sunny day and look being back to the north and west, toward ohio, see thee shower and thunderstorm activity, it's what we call a short wave and as that piece of energy reaches our region we will likely see showers and thunderstorms pop up by mid-to late afternoon. upper 80s today, wait until you see the 87, very mild temperatures for mid-july on the seven day. nice day there, tuck. >>> let's go to the morninging commute. julie. >> reporter: we're off to a slow start. overnight construction off to a slow pace. 395, coming across the inbound 14 street bridge. this is called a dwight squeeze, trying to -- dwigh tight squeez, coming to the pentagon, stay ton the left as you continue to go acrogoss the southeast freewayus right now with lit

i will never give up on you.ny of these cases family members believe the police have not done nearly enough. the relatives just fall off the grid. case in point, charlene price. this is her nephew and niece. >> wouldn't listen. july 2, 1997. >> reporter: 16 years ago. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: do you feel everything to be done to fine her has been done? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: the police defend their work over the years but acknowledge the problem is very serious. the mayors of cleveland and east cleveland do, too. >> in the cities combined there are far too many people missing. >> that was gary tuchman reporting. by the way, gary tuchman is inside that cleveland courtroom. he is going to listen firsthand to the proceedings today and, of course, we are keeping an eye on exactly whether ariel castro enters the courtroom and we are awaiting to see if he accepts a plea deal. if he decides to plead guilty to all of these 977 charges against him. >>> let's move on and take you to brazil. to the poorest people.

there will be access to this child but it will be controlled because, you know, this child will be growingonic goldfish bowl with a whole world will be watching it. so, you know, it has to be controlled i'm afraid. martha: you know, it seems in the last few years that the pr machine of the royal family has improved its game in a very big way. do you expect that to come into play here as well? >> well, absolutely. i mean they have got professional press offices. this is all after diana died. they got proper press officers in, experienced press officers. proactive press officers, not reactive and they make things happen. that's the beauty of it. they're aware that the whole world wants to see this child but they have to do it gradually. this child is not a performing puppet. it's a baby and, you know, there will be access to the christening for a pool photographers and the world will see those pictures and of course, if they go next year to a big tour overseas which we think is going to be australia and new zealand, then william will go with them, with a new baby, william will take his new b

we will not see as much fog and we will be a little bit warmer.here is a look at her satellite and radar picture. the visibility is not that low. we are looking at generally cloudy conditions. the temperatures nationwide are going to be hot in phoenix at 105. mid-70s for chicago. the highs for where we are will be below average. san francisco will probably the same as the weekend at 61 degrees. >> mid-70s for redwood city. heading to the south bay the temperatures are still average but pretty comfortable. 73 degrees for san jose and lower 70's for mountain view. heading over to the east the sea breeze is keeping things on the cool site for berkeley as 61 degrees. oakland is coming in at 65 degrees. fremont is coming in at 70. >> heading farther east the temperatures are going to be cool. we are a few degrees cooler than yesterday. your average high will be upper 80s for danville. maybe a few that we can squeeze out for the afternoon. the north bay, we are generally talk about 70's. 69 degrees for san rafael. >> your 7 their round the bay shows a l

we will continue to try and get you that video. the story will be continued on abc7 news. we will get now to the six flight attendant story. >> they are back home in south korea this morning where they are being hails as heroes. many got their composure -- rather, lost their composure when they landed at seoul after a draining 12 hour flight. the cabin manager described conflicting emotions. >> i have kids at home. i wanted to come to korea so much. i am hear we are here. my heart breaks thing of colleagues and patients at the hospital. >> seven flight attendants were injured and the others evacuated 300 including one who carries a passenger on her back. five flight attendants are still hospitalized and one was released on wednesday night. >> i have e-mails from people wanting to help. go to abc7news.com to find out more of a blood drive being hosted on monday to help the passengers and crewed injured in the crash and remennish the bay area blood supply at use a.com . >> stay with abc7 news if continuing coverage of the crash at sfo. you can keep on top of the developments

time trials will be held an hour later. it will start at pier 4 and continue to the marina green. thousands turned out for the opening ceremonies. but the event is not without controversy. two teams are protesting what they call unfair changes to the rules in the wake of a deadly training accident. >> the closer we get to the races, the more the teams are getting nervous. what we are seeing is typical of the america's cup just prior to the racing starts. >> organizers say the race will go on though and international jerry hear the complaints about the is -- held a one-day strike on monday. they say they've had their pay cut 25% in the last five years. police, fire, and other emergency workers are not involved in this contract dispute. >>> time is 4:37. let's go to sal. you have been a very busy person this week. tgif to you. >> thank you, brian. i think a lot of people still have this day off. wii how the roots of 80 westbound. and the bay bridge traffic is still looking very light. you have heard the news just in case you are just joining us. bart has halted the strike. they will

>> they will do what they will do. is nothing...we can put pressure on all the parties involved but still they have to make it their close and the unfortunate part is everyone else is going to have to pay the price, whatever it is. >> the union is asking for 23 percent raise over three years and bart is offering an 8 percent raise over four years and their talks are confidential but we do not they will talk about the outside issues, other issues, that are on the table but tomorrow they plan to talk about the big one, salaries at the negotiating table tomorrow. >> thank you, amy, h and million is -- h&m is going to start online shopping. and chipolte is going to have vegetable and vegan menus. >> also, amazon makes investments in the warehouses so that means more jobs with more than 5,000 full time jobs in 17 united states warehouses including two in california, patterson and san bernardino. seasonal workers will be added for customer service. they have been opening warehouses to get the products closer to consumers. as