thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. an early morning accident has sent several people to the hospital. all of them were under the age of 18. >> amy hollyfield has arrived on the scene. >> reporter: we just got here and i've got to show you this car it is still here. it is really mangled. six teenagers inside that car. basing -- it is facing the wrong way that road travels the other direction than that car is facing. it did hit a tree. all six inside were taken to the hospital and they are all under the age of 18. i asked the officers if they suspect speed or alcohol or drugs were factors? they say it is too early to say. they did point out this is a single vehicle accident, no indication that any other car was involved. this happened on island drive at robert davie, jr. here in alameda. this happened at about 1:45 this morning. a section of island drive is closed and it will be for a while. they are predicting until at least 10:00 this morning. the accident investigation team is on its way and has work to do. they are going to keep the section closed as they try to figure out why this happened. we will keep you posted throughout the morning on what that team finds and on the conditions of the teenagers working on getting those for you stay with us as we continue to follow this developing story. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. authorities in santa clara county are this morning investigating a tragedy that hit one of their own. the toddler son of a san jose police officer is dead apparently shot by accident in his own home in gilroy. terry mcsweeney is live at the gilroy police department. >> reporter: the investigation underway. the first comes to mind might it have been the police officer's revolver used, another gun, where was it? not a lot of information being given. we talked to an officer he did not have anything to add. this is from last night. the incident happened 5:00 last evening, 3-year-old boy shot. the child of a san jose police officer emergency crews came to the house here in gilroy try to save his life unable to do so. the family members were in the house at the time when the shooting happened. it did happen inside the house on the 7500 block of kentwood court. gilroy pd investigating the investigation continues into how he was shot. they are not saying who shot him or if it in fact was the san jose police officer's service revolver that killed him. we are not getting a lot of information. investigators look into the firearms and how they are stored in that house. again, a 3-year-old boy the son of a san jose police officer shot and killed at a house in gilroy last evening. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. in the south bay, five members of the same family are accused of neglecting residents of the care home they ran. they are all free on became the home operated without a state -- free on bail. the home operated without a state license. the residents were nonenglish speaking immigrants who were beaten animal newered and -- malnurished and forbidden from using toilet paper. 50 dogs wandered the home. >> the victims stayed in three or more in a bedroom. no bed, on the floor with mattresses. they bathed once a month before they were taken to the doctors. and it is pretty terrible. >> adult protective services has found other care arrangements for the victims. police are asking peep in the community to come forward if they have information -- >> jeeping news, horse racing industry mourning the loss of a jockey killed during a race yesterday at the alameda county fairgrounds. 33-year-old hooray herrera was thrown from his mount during the 8th and final race, 30 seconds into the race. this is video courtesy of the california authority of racing fairs. herrera's horse morito clipped heels with another horse and stumbled causing the jockey to fall. he was taken to the hospital with massive head injuries where he died less than two hours later. fair organizers say this is the first time a jockey has died at the track since 1975. the questions about possible perjury involving sworn testimony by san francisco mayor lee are intensifying. the examiner reports former supervisor contradict the story the mayor presented last week. lee testified that he never offered mirkarimi another job if he resigned and did not authorize a third party to do so. the supervisor says was asked by to tell mirkarimi an alternative job would be offered as a willingness to resign. saying he was acting on behalf of the mayor. mirkarimi's wife will testify on his be half in person -- on his behalf in person. mirkarimi's defense team told us lopez will testify before the ethics commission july 18th or 19th and a group of private donors will pay for her flight to san francisco. santa clara prosecutors will have to rethink his case after a jury acquitted a san francisco man of beating a priest on all felony counts. will lynch was smiling as he left the courthouse yesterday he was on trial accused of beating father jerry lindner two years ago. lynch says the priest raped him when he was a child. prosecutors say they have no doubt lynch was molested but say beating him was felony assault and vigilante justice was not the way to handle it. >> just punishment is delivered to our justice system -- is delivered through our justice system not through the acts of one traumatized and troubled man with >> i think he's criminally insane i think he's a sociopath and a very dangerous person and needs to be put away. >> the jury also acquitted lynch on misdemeanor elder abuse. but could not agree on the charge of misdemeanor assault, leading to a mistrial on that count. it is unlikely prosecutors will want to retry him on that in an unusual move the state senate has approved a one-time bill temporarily freeing a death row prisoner would it allow so-called speed freak killer wesley shermantine to help search for the remains of his victims police believe there are dozens of them. searchers found hundreds of bone s in a well after shermantine drew a map for a bounty hunter who paid him $30,000. the family of a hayward man murdered in west oakland is asking the community to help find his killer. the 30-year-old had just left his mother's house early sunday morning when he was shot to death in his car on market street his devastated family gathered near the crime scene yesterday. they canvassed the neighborhood, handing out fliers asking for any information on the shooting. he was a married father of two on his way home from his job as an event planner when he was killed. >> the family of a man who face charges in connection with a shooting and accident on the lower deck of the bay bridge is denying he had a weapon. 29-year-old antonio robertson is on parole for human trafficking. investigators say erased his car past officers 1:30 yesterday morning and crashed east of yerba buena island. officers fired at the vehicle after the man flashed a weapon nobody was hit by the gun fire. the incident caused a massive traffic back up for hours on the lower deck of the span. san francisco police are investigating a frightening crash in the city and out of -- an out of control driver smashed through the front door of a restaurant last night then took off. you can see from the video the police tape around the roadside barbecue in richmond. nobody was hurt, the workers and customers were sent running. police are looking into a car found abandoned a block away to see if it connected to the crash. this morning an east san jose parish asking for help after thieves stole $25,000 worth of musical he equipment. ♪ ♪ -- >> the thieves stole the strums tuesday. the church's youth group use them every weekend. the pastor says the kids spent endless hours holding fundraisers to buy the instruments and hoping the community will help replace them. 5:10. looking outside or just driving in, kind of damp, drizzle this morning. >> not a lot, just a couple spots on the way in mike what is going on out there? >> we talked about patchy drizzle minimal this morning so far it is. we won't have slick streets for your commute but probably some flight arrival delays into sfo. the rest of us outside concord 15 mile per hour or less than 10 enough to bring clouds in and create a low ceiling that will cause some of those flight arrival delays. as far temperatures low to mid 50s through 7:00 noontime you can see very quick sunshine today, mid 50s at the coast upper 60s bay, mid 70s inland during lunch. may need a light jacket around the bay by 7:00, 65 there coast 57, inland 71 at 7:00. today pollen high amounts of tree, high grass, moderate mold and high ragweed. next three days warming trend on the way more sunshine and temperatures handling around the mid 60s at the coast where it is going to be most comfortable near 80 around the bay and near 90 inland. good morning frances. good morning. new injury crash in san francisco, north 101 near 280 left lane blocked one party is trapped and they are advising them to stay in their vehicle. breaking news in alameda, you just heard amy hollyfield arrive at the scene and you saw that mangled car. six teenagers in that one car, injuries where it crashed into a tree island drive is closed. right by the alameda golf course, closed south of robert davie, jr. hard bay parkway is an an alternate this -- harbor a.is an alternate. -- this is westbound 80 out of emeryville heading towards the bay bridge, 580880 light to the bay bridge toll. next, looking for answers the appeal oakland police are making of local merchants in search of the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run. >> warning about malware that can kick you off the internet monday. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... 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like to do your mike nicco imitation of coffee, coffee, coffee? >> nope. you did great. download the app, one-time thing. >> customers have voted that you do the best mike nicco. >> absolutely. and we are glad you are here because you are bringing nice weather. extended period of warmer weather you can head to the coast for relief. still not gonna do it. 5:18 looking down from tamalpais there, looks nice doesn't it? sun is going to come up in 20 minutes or so, set about 8:35. live doppler a little mist especially along the coast higher elevations as the marine layer clouds are thicker today that will allow the sun and the winds to mix them out faster as we head into the mid-morning hours. 49 right now santa rosa low to mid 50s everywhere else. monterey bay 49 watsonville, everybody else in the low to mid 50s. more sunshine, warmer this afternoon. warming trend starts today and lasts through next week. good news, it will will be comfortable tonight with clouds hanging around, especially the coast and into the bay you can see them now making an easterly push as we speak and will stop 8:00, account, by noon, at the latest, -- back to the coast by 10:30 or 11:00. after noon pockets of sunshine. 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s warmer than yesterday by three to six degrees. south bay up are 70s to low 80s most neighborhoods milpitas 76. low to mid 70s on the peninsula redwood city menlo park 75. low 60s along the coast daly city 60. downtown south san francisco mid 60s. 68 sausalito low 60s beaches mid to upper 70s north bay valleys low -- as you head into the east bay valleys probably won't need the air conditioner low to mid 80s for you. 65 monterey, sun and low to mid 70s for the rest of the bay. heading to the alameda fair temperatures top out in the low to mid 80s won't be as breezy as it was yesterday afternoon. there you go, look at the low to mid 60s along the coast where going to be comfortable the next several days as we head upper 70s to low 80s around the bay and low to mid 90s inland. here's frances. rollover crash in san francisco, chp has given us a better location northbound 280 approaching 101. we are picking up slowing in the area that's because chp is running traffic breaks to slow traffic down. the rollover crash is in the left lane they are running traffic breaks from geneva and ocean as you approach the scene, injuries reported. we'll keep you posted on the back-up right now northbound 280 heading into san francisco. also we are still following breaking news in alameda where you heard amy hollyfield will bring us another report, island drive closed near the golf course due to this six-person injury crash. live shot bay area freeways looking good across the golden gate bridge, a little fog there. no ma -- no other major problems. toll plaza looking like friday holiday light. 5:21. it was the birth that got a news flash in japan, pretty darn special and you can see why. why the entire nation is excited about the newest addition to a panda family. why right now may be the best tim in a long time to go in japan they are celebrating the zoo's first baby panda in 24 years. the seven-year-old gave birth yesterday the pride mom and her mate were brought from china before last year's devastating quake and tsunami. the baby panda's gender is not known yet and the cub has not been named. its name must be approved bye-bye shing as part of -- by beijing as part of the agreement. the mother and cub will be monitored around the clock both in good health. marine biologists say it is the chance of a lifetime to catch a glimpse of a rare mammal in monterey bay. blue whales like these are massing off the northern california coast. they are attracted by increasing amounts of fair favorite food. whale watchers report seeing dozens of blue wails and droves of humpbacks. sitings this close to shore are extremely rare. next, breaking news in alameda, six young people injured in a vehicle accident. we are live at the scene with the latest. also what we hope to learn today about the death of a jockey at the alameda county fair. minutes from the june jobs report. what it could mean for the presidential election, coming up. temperatures warmer today more 80s in the east bay valleys, more 70s in the south bay and up in the north bay to near 80 mid to upper 70s around most of the bay shore low to mid 60s along the coast where you will see more sun than yesterday. nothing compares to what is going on to our east 103 chicago, 100 did , 107 st. louis. phoenix hot and dry 105 portland 83 and seattle 78. airports across the lower 48, detroit, chicago, minneapolis, yellow that could be severe weather and delays there. i think there will be delays at sfo, they will let us know in a half hour. find out with our flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom. good morning i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. horse races will resume today at the alameda fair with heavy hearts after a jockey is thrown and killed. more with amy hollyfield. right now she is going to talk to us about that alameda car crashing into a tree with teenagers inside. >> reporter: i just got an update. the driver of the car is 15 suffering from life-threatening injuries. he's in critical condition. four of his passengers were 15-years-old and one of his passengers was 13. the accident investigation team has asked us to turn off our lights you can't see the car behind me. let's get to the video. the car is mangled, facing the wrong way, it hit a tree this happened at 1:45 this morning. an investigation team got here 30 minutes ago to try and fix out why this car crashed into a tree. i asked investigation -- i asked investigators if they suspect drugs, alcohol or speeding, they say it is too early to say. no other&w cars involved, obviously an inexperienced driver was at the wheel, unlicensed one he was only 15. this section will be closed for a while. as they investigate this crash and try to figure out what happened. do anticipate this area will be roped off until athlete 10:00 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. police in santa clara county are investigating the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy in what they say appears to be an the shooting happened inside the boy's home around 6:00 last night. the boy either accidentally shot himself with a handgun or was accidentally shot by a friend playing with the gun police confirm the boy was the son of a san jose police officer. terry mcsweeney will have a live report coming up. developing news this morning in just a few hours jockeys are expected to comment on the death of a fellow jockey killed during a race yesterday at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. 33-year-old hooray herrera was thrown during the 8th race this video courtesy of the california authority of racing fairs. his horse morito, clipped heels with another horse tumbled, causing the jockey to fall he was taken to the hospital and died less than two hours after. fair organizers say this is the first time a jockey has died at the track since 1975. prosecutors have filed charges against five members of the same family accusing them of neglecting residents of the care home they ran. four of the suspects here, all free on bail. san jose police say the home operated without a state license. investigators say the 12 residents of the home were dependent, nonenglish speaking asian immigrants who were beaten, malnurished and forbidden from using toilet paper. police found the home covered with animal feces from nearly 50 dogs that want tered the home. >> this type of 0 -- offense is tragic you are taking advantage of the most vulnerable segment of our community, people who cannot take care of themselves and then you subject them to such with squalor and just deplorable conditions and take advantage of them. >> adult protective services has found other care arpbgments for the victims. -- arrangements for the victims. sfo reporting someone shining a liaise near the cockpits of commercial aircraft two happened between 10:19 and 10:25 last night as each plane made its approach to the airport. the laser strikes came from the vicinity of palo alto pointed at a virgin airlines flight from chicago and united express flight from calgary. no arrests, no one was hurt. those lasers are dangerous if they are pointed into the eyes of the pilot it could blind him or her. the fbi and faa are investigating. today the state senate will decide whether to appropriate nearly five million dollars -- five billion dollars in voter approved bonds for california's high speed rail. yesterday the state assembly approve the legislation which would get the first segment started and modernize existing systems the it expected to be a more contentious vote in the state senate some democrats are planning to vote no because other programs such as social services had been cut. moments ago the labor department released june jobs report employers added 80,000 jobs last month, slightly below expectations. the unemployment rate remained at 8.2%. california's unemployment rate is 10.9%. we'll see how investor are reacting coming up in our 6:00 hour >> lawyers will begin pleading the city of stockton's bankruptcy case in federal court today. the central valley city of 300,000 filed for chapter 9 protection last week after failing to reap a deal with creditors on a 26 million dollar deficit. stockton officials want the judge to approve a 2013 budget that allows the city to default on payments cut employee wages and stop paying for retiree health insurance. one creditor says it we will fight the bankruptcy. antioch officials will consider reopening city offices fridays. antioch's fiscal situation has improved slightly and some city lawmakers want to end friday furloughs that started three years ago to satisfy money. the city manager says the council plans to discuss the possibility of increasing weekly hours forlies back to 40, later this summer. >> staffing shortages will close san carlos fire station 1/3 of the time over the next couple of months. the city's deputy fire keefe sent a memo saying occasionally closing the station is a short term solution until six entry level firefighters are hired. 5:36. a lot going on. we start with the current conditions. good morning. live doppler showing how it is mainly dry and comfortable temperature 51 cloverdale and r to 52 in inverness and belmont, -- vacaville, vallejo, walnut creek pleasanton 50 four. san jose 55°. dry air that's what this orange signifies high pressure off to the east counter clock wise flow pulling the -- i see a warming trend that begins today that could get hot especially inland over the weekend into next week i am for now, mostly cloudy through 7:00, in the 50s, notice how quickly the sun breaks through the clouds by noon back to the coast we still have 50s there, 60s around the bay and 70s inland. as far as 4:00, a lot of sunshine developing along the coast low to mid 60s there san francisco and oakland. 70s for the rest of the bay, 70s and 80s into our valleys. 60s and 70s 7:00, probably need a coat around the bay light jacket, low to mid 60s there mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco flirting with 90s saturday through monday inland upper 70s to near 80 around the bay. mid 60s at the coast. here's frances. back to san francisco, rollover crash northbound 280 approaching 101 blocking the left lane, three people injured, possibly, chp running traffic breaks approaching the scene. in addition to that, we have a traffic spotter report he have heavy traffic at the scene in the southbound direction keep that in mind heading on 280. you heard amy hollyfield, island drive closed now robert davie, jr. until 10:00 this morning, due to the accident involving six teenagers and that solo car crash you need to find detours around that. freeway traffic still looking good, 880 fine through oakland 580 good through san leandro. at the bay bridge toll, kind of friday no problem s there heading to the lower deck of the bay bridge, south bay commute this is northbound 280 for headlights highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains, it is quiet elsewhere. 5:39. next, lawyers for convicted wife killer scott peterson head back to court. why they say he deserves a new trial. >> the lifeguard fired for saving a drowning man is offered his job back. we'll tell you what he told the company that can here you go little man. 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[ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. the abc7 sleep train dream campaign for every new like we get on the face back page this summer a dollar will go to help bay area foster kids in need. so far you've helped us raise more than $1,000, simply by clicking like. go to facebook.com/abc7news your like could change a life. scott peterson is peeling the guilty verdict and death sentence he received for the murder of his pregnant wife laci and their unborn child. he was sentenced in march of 2005. his attorney filed the appeal with the state supreme court yesterday. he argues the trial should have been moved from san mateo county after 95% of the prospective jurors said they had been exposed to publicity about the case. peterson who lived in modesto, claims the overwhelming publicity, incorrect court rulings and over mistakes deprived him of a fair trial. a mother being held on child abuse charges after putting something unusual in her 2-year-old's sippy cup. witnesses say a mother in arizona poured beer in her son's cup and the boy drank some of it. they called police who determined the liquid was consistent with beer. the boy checked out unharmed at the hospital and now in his father's care. officers say the mother admits to having given him beer she says because he kept reaching for the pitcher. florida lifeguard fired after leaving his post to rescue a swimmer is being offered his job back. tommy lopez was let go a few days ago he broke a company rule by leaving his section of the beach. the 21-year-old says the man was droning -- drowning outside the zone his company was hired to what the head of the company says firing lopez was wrong. what will he do? >> i humbly declined the invitation to get my job back. another chapter in my life closed i'm going to continue to get my schooling finished and get on with my career. >> the man lopez helped in the recovery is getting better. the lifeguard company is being forced to train new lifeguards on the beach because the group that quit in protest of lopez's firing is also refusing to go back to work now. wall street is waiting for investor reaction to the just released june jobs report. we have the bloomberg business report straight ahead. what a bay area congresswoman want as automaker to tell owners of a popular suv about a potentially dangerous condition. >> why we may be suffering the impact of a deadly heatwave gripping half the country. welcome back. low to mid 60s along the coast san francisco low to mid 70s around the bay 80s east bay valleys during the afternoon. live doppler 7 hd across the state rather quiet now monsoon flow moved east the heat coming back palm springs 104, fresno 100, low to mid 90s the rest of the central valley today. sierra sunshine over tahoe and temperatures 7 to 83 this weekend, low to mid 90s around yosemite, southern california morning clouds giving way to afternoon sun near 80 l.a., low 70s in san diego. 5:48 now. two members of congress calling on maker of popular suv to educate owners about a potentially dangerous condition. many jeep owners call it a death wobble. i-team investigation earlier this year revealed more than 600 complains to federal highway safety officials about the condition mostly on jeep wranglers. in a letter a congresswoman and representative henry waxman are calling for an outreach campaign notifying of risk and providing possible solutions. chrysler says its vehicles meteor exceed every -- meet or exceed every safety standard. on the campaign trail, president obama completes his bus tour in ohio and pennsylvania today. the president has been on the attack pelting his likely republican opponent mitt romney. mr. obama will return to the white house today to design legislation paying for highway construction and keeping college loans from doubling then off to camp david. mitt romney will be completing his new england vacation today, tomorrow his campaign with republican party officials will go on a voter blitz for what they call super saturday mobilizing volunteers in swing states. >> if it hasn't been bad enough it could be more miserable for residents of the midwest and east coast. record setting heat could be compounded by widespread power outages from damaging storms. record highs in the midwest are buckling roads and damaging kr07s. illinois corn farmers say they need rain in the next two weeks or stan to lose much of their crop experts say that could raise prices at the supermarket peanut butter, soda and beef use corn as a key ingredient that is corn syrup in the place of sugar. hot and humid there, here this morning, low clouds and a little damp. >> a little mist mainly higher elevations. 48% of the country some kind of drought now. it doesn't -- it does include news but we are norm fully a drought. everybody could use rain clouds cascading over the east bay hills, i always love this picture looks like a waterfall reminds me of niagara falls we must move on mount diablo in the distance off to the east live doppler 7 hd, most of us dry this morning, you can see on live doppler, hardly any moisture falling. temperatures, still 49 santa rosa 58 antioch followed bay 57 in san jose most of us in the low to mid 50s 49 watsonville, low to mid 50s the rest of the monterey bay and inland. warmer today, warming trend through next week good news tonight clouds and comfortable conditions. the houses will be able to cool off overnight. today two degrees warmer in fremont and santa rosa, three in oakland san francisco four concord and san jose biggest jump more inland neighborhoods, six degrees warmer throw upper 80s from dublin to brentwood east bay valleys east bay shore low to mid 70s except berkeley 68, 76 milpitas cool spot, low to mid 70s peninsula today low 60s along the coast downtown south san francisco mid 60s to 67 in sausalito, 68, 76 san rafael upper 70s through the north bay valleys, low 60s at beaches low to mid 60s monterey and carmel. low to mid 80s inland. alameda county fair on this friday the fair opens 8:00, 58, warm 86 at 4:00, head on over to san francisco this weekend, between jackson and eddie street on phil more the -- length is the jazz festival, partly cloudy, looks like low to mid 90s inland for saturday through thursday upper 70s to low 80s around the bay low to mid 60s at the coast. hope you have a great weekend. in san francisco they've issued a "sig alert" for this overturn crash that means it is going to be out there at least may have hour, northbound 280 near 101. the left lane is blocked to three people injured and looks like traffic is slowing on northbound 280 approaching that intersection. north 101 completely fine, unaffected. if you are traveling southbound there's minor slowing at the scene because the accident is in the left lane and so it is a little bit of a causing distraction for drivers in the opposite direction. you heard amy hollyfield in alameda with this accident involving six teenagers, solo car crash the driver with life-threatening injuries. island drive still closed at robert davie, jr. drive until 10:00 this morning near the golf course. new injury crash just reported in the milpitas area north 680 on the calaveras off-ramp the car crashed into a light pole the pole blocking lanes on the off-ramp. 5:54. the labor department just released june jobs report third straight month of weak hiring little good news, average earnings went up six cents to $23.50 an hour. here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. good morning investors looking at the report from the labor department it came in a little worse than expected only 80,000 jobs added, according to the labor department during june. unemployment rate held steady at 8.2%, still showing a struggling job market especially for high school and college students that graduated in may. if you are looking for a job, transportation and warehousing is the top growth sector in orlando, detroit and indianapolis seeing the most rapid growth in online job listings. stocks fell yesterday over disappointment over europe. sources telling bloomberg foxconn is working with amazon on developing a phone. amazon trying to buy patents for wireless technology to defend against possible patent infringement. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. survey of companies that make the best uses of social media is giving top marks to subway and target. a study polled 600 american consumers and found target performed better than wal-mart and costco while subway beat mcdonald's and 7-eleven. the study shows consumers expect up-to-date offers and fast responses from retailers. 20% of us use our mobile devices to contact companies by social media, while we are shopping in their stores. three east bay police departments are turning thumbs down on plain to buy an armored vehicle. they say the vehicles -- not the best choice for a you have setting. the vehicle costs about $169,000. activists complain the armored vehicle could be used to put down peaceful protests. debate over whether spanking is okay is reignited this morning in the wake of the nation's largest presbyterian church taking a new stan. general assembly -- new stand. the general assembly passed a resolution calling for answer to corporal punishment in homes, schools and child care facilities. opponents argue the resolution steps on parental prerogatives. next, breaking news from alameda, overnight car crash sends six teenagers to the hospital, the youngest is 13. amy hollyfield is live with the investigation now underway. later, the 4th of july fireworks show that went bust. how organizers want to make it up to the stiff -- to the city of san diego. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, 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