you see gray out there. but it's not as extensive as it was yesterday. we can already see sunshine breaking through from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. here is a look at your planner. temperatures this same this morning, mid to upper 50s. the extra sunshine, just a little warmer at noon. away from the coast will be 71 to 77 from our bay and inland neighborhoods. that continues at 4:00, 78 to 88, close to average. 72 to 79 at 7:00. pretty quiet here but frances is tracking a new accident. a new crash -- i'm just pulling up the maps right now. this is in south san francisco, northbound 101 as you make yourn overturned pickup truck. so emergency crews are heading to the scene and this is going to cause traffic to slow down on northbound 101 as you make your way through south san francisco. depending on how long this is out here, you may want to consider 280 as an alternate drive. drive time westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 24 minutes. it's slow across the bay bridge with traffic backed up into the maze. >> thank you, frances. now to the latest in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> investigators are still trying to determine a motive. police say they have found a second gun in the gunman's car. it was the fbi says it's looking through the gunman's social media, emails and phone. the agency says it needs up to four more days to process the crime scene. today there are a few things going on in gilroy as that community continues to heal. two gatherings will offer support to those impacted. >> some of the survivors will also be returning to the festival grounds today. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live in gilroy this morning. jobina. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. some people will be taking their first steps towards normalcy, getting their cars back today. th they've been inside the crime scene since the deadly shooting, as investigators continue to comb through the crime scene here. here is what you need to know if you need to pick up your car. lease of the vehicle. t only two lots will be accessed today. the first is in the volunteer lot on west 10th street. the second is the park side lot south of miller avenue. police can get to the lots via police escort from 9:00 a.m. until 6:45 today. there will be two community meetings, one at community solutions and the other at children's services, both at 6:00 p.m. the goal is to provide emotional support and community connections for people impacted by the garlic festival shooting in any way. the community has been dedicated to helping the community heal. we talked to a 6-year-old about the shoeing. he was there and this is what he told us about the shooter. >> that guy, that guy is freakin mean. d.nuhe slot a lot of things. a >> reporter: really terrible that that child had to witness that. officials have not yet confirmed when the festival grounds will be open to the public. for now, live in gilroy, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. only on abc 7 we spoke to the parents of 25-year-old trevor irby, one of the three victims who thaft layer lives during the garlic festival. terry and tammy williams flew in yesterday to bring their son's body home. the family was told trevor was hit at close range, the shooter was behind him. tammy tells us they took the first flight to the bay area they could find to identify their son at the morgue. >> so i had to wait for them to come to me with a picture of my son in the morgue to ask if it was him. how could somebody do that to somebody who never hurt a single soul. >> trevor's parents say he will be buried next to his brother who died at the age of 1 and his grandfather who died a month ago. >> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the gilroy shooting. we're posting updates on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. in the east bay, prosecutors will present their rebuttal closing argument in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. after the jury may finally begin deliberations after four months of testimony. yesterday during closing arguments defense attorneys for derick almena and max harris says the defendants should be found not guilty because they had no idea the building was unsafe. happening today, governor gavin newsom will address wildfire preparedness in california. peak wildfire season begins next month and stretches to the fall. today the governor will tour fuel management project in the sierra foothills. newsom has been working to provide more firefighting resources. the state budget he signed last month invests about $1 billion in emergency preparedness. governor newsom has opened a potential political minefield with president trump, requiring candidates to release returns for the five most recent years to appear on the primary ballot. the move is aimed at president trump who has, of course, refused to release his returns. the counsel to the president says, quote, the state of california's attempt to circumvent the constitution will be answered in court. your voice, your vote. 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the science is cool. >> i feel like my face usually says it all. i don't know that you need to see the words coming out on the screen. >> exactly. >> i don't want people to know what's going o uhere. it's filtered by the time it comes out. there would be a lot of erases if what was out here got out here. >> and a lot of apologies. >> yeah, sadly. there's a dark side. let's take a look at what's going on with your weather. >> 56 degrees from the east bay hills camera. something looks just a little different from yesterday at this time. look at the sunrise. isn't it gorgeous. you see mt. diablo off in the distance. cofortable conditions continue today. cool with clouds. they'll be a little variable at night. a little more at the coast. less inland. heat is going to take flight this weekend. look at the cloud cover. look how quickly it retreats back to the coast. remember the last two days we had that cloud deck from about the richmond-san rafael bridge down to the san mateo bridge during the lunch hour. not going to happen this time. the breezes will be a little slower along the coast. so the clouds may be more clingy today. taking a look at the temperatures, 78 in milpitas, morgan hill at 86. on the peninsula, high 79 in redwood city. low in millbrae 72. mid to upper 60s downtown, south frscsausalito. 79 in vallejo, 79 in sonoma. we'll hang out in the mid 80s to upper 80s in the east bay valleys. my accuweather seven-day forecast, low to upper 50s again tomorrow morning. pretty much the same pattern for our temperatures tomorrow. then they start to take off slowly friday and you'll really start to feel them as we head through the weekend. have a good one. here is francis. tracking this problem on the peninsula for drivers on northbound 101. overturned pickup truck is on its side. a live shot from a caltrans camera, northbound 101 north of 380. it's going to be out there for a while with injuries reported, guard rail damage as well. i'll show yo what it's dng toed. traffic on the rtou ea just past sfo the fact you may want to consider 280 as an alternate moving at 70 miles an hour as you avoid the northbound 101 trance. b.a.r.t. reporting no delays, a.c.e. looking good. caltrains reporting no problems. a live shot of the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic on the right. slowing out of hayward. all the usual slow and go traffic through the east bay as well. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. look who it is. rob marciano live from new york city with a look at what's on the show. >> you fanning yourself? >> i hear you guys are in the 70s. i'm breaking a sweat here. my forehead is all shiny. i assume you have a village of makeup artists around you, reggie. >> standing in the wings right now. >> abc spares no expense here for us in san francisco. it's just like what you have. >> when you're that talented, you've got to take care of the talent. >> it takes a village. >> i'm sitting here alone sweating. coming up on gma, we're breaking down the night of the democratic debates. ten candidates fighting to stay thbimoand what to expect when j biden and kamala harris face off tonight. also, e-cigarette alert. the new study raising concerns about specific flavors and your lungs. and fresh off that stunning finale, bachelorette hannah is here live in times square after breaking it off with jed, opening the door for tyler. we'll ask her all about it. plus dwayne "the rock" johnson here live. i'm tired from watching "the bachelorette" last night. >> i'm trying to bring reginald into this camp, it is bachelor/bachelorette nation. he refuses. he wants nothing to do with it. >> here is the thing, reginald. it's kind of like the nba, i tune in towards the playoffs. you can just catch the last few episodes, that's when all the real good next season. there will be another one. >> good. whew. there's always hope, rob. keep fanning yourself and have a good rest of your hot morning there. >> just a little blot. >> rob is having a hot girl summer. historic san francisco health clinic closed its doors. what that means for patients. the future of the royal family so this is how it's you are gonna say: you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! then she goes: and save even more with this deal, too! mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. ben, 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next generation. he says he feels it's important to preserve nature for future children. he says, quote, two maximum, but i've always thought this place is borrowed. we should be able to leave something dor the next generation. next at 6:30, called the new college admissions scandal. wealthy parents giving up legal guardianship of their kids so they can cash in on financial aid. tell us what you think about this by going to abc7news.com/vote. also dropping news, police find newborn twins abandoned next to a dumpster in mourning. residents in gilroy coming together to remember the lives lost on sunday. the new information being revealed about the victims and the investigation. >> reporter: fairfield police want to know why twin newborns were left abandoned on the ground next to a dumpster. the story coming up. heated debate. ten democrats take the stage in detroit, the top contenders, the moments that matter. the new health warning out about vaping and the investigation being launched into san francisco e-cigarette maker juul. >> plus how you can get some free guacamole in chipotle. >> it's not extra? >> not if you get it a certain way. good morning on this wednesday, july 31st. >> always in for guac: so healthy. if you put it on top of a mexican pizza, it negates the mexican pizza. >> or if i eat a half bag of tortilla chips? >> done. >> always a negative to it. let's show you what's going on outside. here is a look at the cloud cover. we're gray on live doppler 7, not in very many areas because the sea breeze is relaxing. a lot of our neighborhoods have no breeze at all. that's going to be one of the differences compared to yesterday. the lack of cloud cover early in the morning, so faster sunshine and not as strong a cool breeze coming off the bay. look at these temperatures, pretty much the same this morning, mid 50s out there. look by noon, already warmer than it was yesterday in many neighborhoods. 71 to 79. pretty close to average, 78 to 88. our bay and inland neighborhoods at 4:00, low to upper 70s. nice evening at 7:00. frances has been following issues this morning. what do you have? south san francisco on north 101 just past 380, this pickup truck which was on its side has now been uprited. you can see the tow truck in front of it. fire crews at the scene. emergency crews there. the two right lanes have been blocked for some time. it's causing delays on north 101. traffic jammed from south bruno avenue towards south airport. also took out guard rails. not sure how long the two right lanes will be blocked. traffic is heavy. you may want to consider 280 as an alternate, moving a lot better at this point. new crash westbound 24 approaching pleasant hill, and traffic has been slow this morning southbound 680 to westbound 24 because of an earlier accident. >> thank you, frances. developing news in fairfield regarding the heartbreaking discovery of newborn babies found next to a dumpster. >> sadly one of those babies did not survive. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in fairfield with more information about the woman police say is the mother. amy. >> reporter: hi natasha. police found the mother about a five-minute walk away from where they found the babies. the newborns were found on the waisn pittm to a dumpsterehind when the officer arrived, he found the babies and jumped into action. >> both infants appeared to be in distress. the officer started lifesaving efforts with one of the infants and turned the care over to the fire department. that infant was subsequently transported to a local hospital. unfortunately the other infant was already deceased and died here on scene. there was nothing the officer or fire personnel could do. >> reporter: the baby who survived is in stable condition and the mom was taken to the hospital for treatment. keep in mind, california allows parents to safely hand over their babies within 72 hours of birth without any consequences. you can do that as fire stations and emergency rooms. live in hollyfield, abc 7 news. as part of abc 7's take action campaign, we have resources available if you are in crisis. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. now to the gilroy garlic festival shooting. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive for sunday's shooting. >> the fbi revealing it will need four more days to process the crime scene. meanwhile the community is just starting the healing process. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson live in gilroy with how the community is coming together. jobina. >> reporter: natasha and reggie, some small steps forward from this tragedy will be taken today. cars have been trapped inside the crime scene since this diddley shooting on sunday. people will be escorted by police starting at 9:00 this morning to two parking lots only to pick up their vehicles. cars will be able to leave that area, but nothing else will be able to go from there. the first thing you need to know, there are just two lots here, volunteer lot on west 10th street and the second lot is the park side lot south of miller avenue. investigators want to make it clear access will not be granted to other parking lots or to the park itself, and that only vehicles will be released. for some, getting their cars back is the start of creating a snse of norm mall see. the community is committed to >> it's very hard, very hard. i wish that no one would ever have to suffer the pain of what a small town shooting like that would feel like. >> the last place you expect it. >> reporter: tonight at 6:00 there will be two community meetings in gilroy, one at community solutions and the other at children services. the goal is to provide emotional support and community connections for people impacted by the garlic festival shooting. live in gilroy, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. in the south bay, the family of the 13-year-old girl killed % at the festival is opening up about the teen. >> we think it's important that the community knows who keyla is and how important she is for us. >> keyla salazar's family was at ace empower academy last night where a month ago they celebrated her eighth grade graduation. now the family is in mourning. >> a desperate wish it never happen. >> she was our motivation. and we're in pain that we lost her. >> families share thatinonvince her parents to buy her a puppy for her 14th birth day this sunday. the first victim identified was 6-year-old stephen romero from san jose. >> one of his cousins fought back tears as he talked about the loss. >> this isn't right, especially for such a little boy to pass away like this. does this -- does this really have to happen for the whole world to know that gun violence is very bad? >> two separate gofundme accounts for the romero family have now raised more than $148,000. the investigation into the shooting is uncovering new details about the gunman. the chronicle reports federal agents found reading material on white supremacy and radical islam on the shooter's home. they found and a gas mask of the police say the suspect planned the attack and apparently acted alone. photos and video from surveillance video show him shopping at several stores the day before the shooting police found the shotgun inn car during the search. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the gilroy shooting. we've posting updates at abc7news.com and on our abc 7 news app. we'll send push alerts when police hold their news conference. today is the deadline a federal judge imposed on pg&e to file a response to an article published by the "wall street journal." earlier reports say that pg&e declined to repair and replace documents show 49 metal towers that carry the line need to be fully replaced. pg&e delayed upgrading the lines ranking them as low risk pectiop new at 6:00, impossible foods is ramping up production of the plant-based burgers. the redwood city startup is partnering with osi quadruple production by the end of the year. osi is best known as an original supplier to mcdonald's. the demand for impossible burgers has increased now that burger king and white castle are selling the burger. here is the question for you. do you think it's okay for wealthy parents to give up legal guardianship of their kids so they can get financial aid? you can vote right now. go to abc7news.com/vote. the full story on this legal loophole coming up next. night one of the second democratic debate largely focused on how far left is too far left. i'm trevor ault. i'll have a recoup and a look ahead. new area of a bay area father arriving in rome as his son faces murder charges. abc 7 i-team reporter dan noyes is there. looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange up about 77 points right now. the decision today that could have an impact on trading coming up next.recast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi everybody. we'll start with neighborhood temperatures. in the east bay valleys we have mid to upper 50s. you get up on mt. 7 degrees. 61 in oakland. that's about it as far as the 60s. low 50s santa rosa, 51. i want to talk about your commute really quickly. driving today, there's a lot less fog out there, less cloud cover in general. you'll need the sunglasses a little quicker. cool this morning but then warm if you're heading back home, especially inland on mass trance sit. calmer breezes on the bay. no small craft advisory. peninsula, a lot of sunshine early todaying, tatodaying, tatg the afternoon hours. nice 71 at 7:00. for the south bay, quite a spread. 30 degrees today from 57 at 7:00 to nearly 87 at 3:00. 79 at 7:00 this evening. east bay valleys, a big spread. 60 at 7:00 this morning. upper 80s at 3:00, down to 80 at 7:00. just about everwarmer than it w. but the real heat, if you've been with us all week is still in the weekend forecast. i'll have that coming up. look who is here. it's frances, good morning. we have our very own traffic hot spot. live caltrans camera northbound 101 just north of 380. this is in south san francisco. we had a pickup truck on its side. the two right lanes, lanes five and six have been blocked with emergency crews there. the truck has been uprighted. you can see the tow truck at t scenewell. i'm hoping they'll clear this up. north 101 is heavy from sfo to the scene. you may want to consider 280. no delays at this point. but also drive times, it's saying it's adding about an eight-minute delay on this stretch. that could improve hopefully if they clear this accident. also a slow ride to the bay bridge toll plaza. traf maze, as you can see, on westbound 80 there. also slow on westbound 24 because of an (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your 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the coast. 87 in yosemite today. 80 in tahoe. as we head into the weekend, we'll warm into the low to mid 80s. a quick look at flossie and erick. they both increased overnight while we were sleeping. than bfully, erick will skirt the hawaiian islands. dangerous rip currents are possible. there will be heavy rain. but flooding looks like it will be a minimum. your voice, your vote. senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden go head-to-head tonight. they are among the ten candidates expected on stage for night two of the second democratic primary debate. abc news reporter trevor ault has the highlights from the first night. >> reporter: the big question they were essentially debating last night is how far left is too far left? all the candidates talked about how critical it is to beat president trump in 2020. there are stark differences in what they think gi on. r deb highlighting the internal struggle for the direction of the party with moderate candidates challenging progressive leaders. >> it is with bad policies like medicare for all, free everything and impossible promises that will turn off independent voters and get trump re-elected. >> reporter: senators else and bernie sanders both with similar agendas and the highest numbers of the candidates on stage, not backing away from their ambitious ideas. >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble running for president of the united states just to talk about what we can't do and shouldn't o the debate, health care, particularly senator sanders' medicare for all plan. >> for senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that, bernie. >> i do know it. i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: amidst all the sparring, the candidates never strayed far from the central idea, the importance of getting president trump out of office. >> we are as divided and polarized as a country as we have ever been. right now we have a president who uses fear to try to drive us further apart. >> the thing you will be remembered for is whether in this moment with this president you found the courage to stand up to him or you continue to put party over country. >> reporter: so your two headliners tonight are candidates that already clashed in the first debate, california senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden. biden is the front-runner right now. interestingly enough, he was not mentioned at all in first debate last night. in detroit, trevor ault, abc 7 news. back to you. fact checkers hard at work during the debate. go to abc7news.c thab 7 n iop o b of those italy. here is that new video from the last hour showing the father of 19-year-old finn elder arriving at the airport. he is the man in the dark brown shirt. the i-team's dan noyes was there for that arrival. as we've been reporting, italian police say elder and natale-hjorth stabbed an officer 11 times following what they say was a drug deal. you can follow dan on twitter for the latest developments. we'll have his reports throughout the week on abc 7 news, abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. connecticut's attorney general will launch an investigation into san francisco-based juul. this comes the day after the release of a new study. it found that ingredients in e-cigarettes can cause inflammation. researchers at yale looked at eight vaping liquids for juul e-cigarettes, when heated they create acetyls. it can cause throat irritation and in extreme cases damage the lungs. juul says the study is flawed and creates, quote, a measurement of ex-pose your that would never be found in the real would. apple has confirmed when its new credit card will launch. >> they'll begin accepting applications in august. during an earnings call yesterday ceo tim cook said thousands of apple employees have been using the card as part of a beta test, including your friend? >> my friend who likes to throw it on the table and making that loud noise. a live look at the new york stock exchange as treading gets under way this morning. we're up 65 points right now. investors will be keeping a close eye on the federal reserve today. it's expected to announce a cut to the benchmark interest to help raise economic trailblazers yurs from trade wars and a global economic slowdown. >> here is your lunch plan. chipotle is offering free gawk in honor of national avocado day. there's a catch.chipotle's app . >> if i don't have to pay extra for the guac. >> now to a story some are calling the next college admissions scandal. do you think it's okay for wealthy parents to give up legal guardianship of their kids so the kids are eligible for financial aid. >> go right now to abc7news.com/vote. you don't have to sign up for anything. cast your vote and we'll be taking a look at it. we're asking this morning because the education department and several universities are investigating this new scheme. it allows children of wealthy parents to qualify for financial aid and avoid paying out-of-pocket for college. the "wall street journal" and propublica illinois uncovered dozens of cases in suburb chicago of this happening. some of the implicated families lived in million dollar homes. this legal hoop loophole is raising questions about fairness in the college admissions process. >> it's first come, first served. if there are students who are taking these monies who don't need it, they are really taking it away from families who are in great need. >> one mother whosedmte giving up guardianship of her 17-year-old because she already spent $600,000 sending their other kid to college. >> i would like to hear someone justify that morally to someone. sure, it may be legal, but how is that a good moral choice. >> it's hard because there isn't an unlimited amount of financial aid. it does take it away from another person. you can see the results, 18% of you say, hey, fair game. this legal loophole is fair. >> okay. >> just dropped to 17. >> because of e dowo 16oit. >> work on that. i'm going to talk about the weather. then we'll come back to you. see how that happens. 6:53 on a wednesday morning. here is a look at sfo. 58 degrees under a partly sky. it will be cool again tonight. the clouds will vary, thicker at theest co-less inland. it will be warm to hot from our bay and inland neighborhoods. we had a push-pull between the area of high pressure and area of low pressure on either side of us. we're stuck in the middle. yesterday we had a sea breeze that brought us cooler than average temperatures. that low is gone. the high pressure is exerting a little more influence today. that is why we're seeing a little warmer weather. it's that simple. just that little bit of a maneuver of two things that are thousands of miles away from us. 78 in milpitas, low to mid 80s for most of the south bay. 72 in millbrae, on the high side, redwood city down to los altos down to 79. 66 to 69 70s around vallejo. 80s in the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s. oakland a little cooler at 72. let's check out our normally hot spots. we'll stay in the holding pattern tomorrow. a little warmer on friday. then it's going to be warmer than average with 80s and 90s away from the coast saturday all the way through tuesday. have a good day. here is frances. good news for commuters heading on north 101 through south san francisco, the earlier crash with the pickup on its side has been cleared. here is a live shot of north 101 past 380. all the emergency crews are gone. all six lanes are open. i'm expecting traffic tmpve ry q maps. there's still slowing on north 101 from sfo. so some residual delays. 280 always has been a great alternate this morning. here is a live shot of the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic is slow here westbound 92 from 880 towards 101. the southbound 880 stretch also a bit sluggish as you make your way from 238 down to mowery in fremont. good way to go, mass transit, b.a.r.t., caltrain a so this 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bay area teens accused of killing a police officer has arrived in italy. this is new video of 19-year-old finn elder's father arriving at the airport. elder and an 18-year-old are accused of fatally stabbing an officer. night two of the democratic debates takes place tonight. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders were among the candidates who took part in last it in's debate. number five, the sun popped up about 45 minutes ago. temperatures holding mainly in the mid 50s through 7:00, 8:00. will jump up 80 to near 90 with more sunshine today. number six, we had a few injury accidents. here is a look at 680 in walnut creek where there was an earlier injury crash. it has been cleared but residual delays hea fmthboun 242. number seven, be proud if you have a mixed breed dog. today is national mutt day according to the website, a pet expert created it to raise awareness about mixed breeds in shelters just waiting to find a new home. >> i apparently the most common breed found in other muts german shepherd followed by labrador retriever and chow chows. >> okay, yeah. i think mixed breeds are the cutest. they often have really healthy lives. >> and great personalities. >> they do. >> or bad personalities like my dog woodstock. >> he loves your husband. >> like father like son. >> gma starts right now. good morning, america.overn detroit. we've got the moments that matter. fight night. ten democrats going head-to-head battling to break out of the pack and go after president trump and those top contenders, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> i do know it. i wrote the damn bill. [ applause ] now the stage set for another heated showdown. joe biden and kamala harris facing off just hours from now. flash flooding frenzy. rescues in the south and now 30 million across the northeast. from d.c. to philly and new york in the path of severe weather. drinking and flying. the delta pilot arrested overnight about to fly a jet from minnesota to san diego accused of being intoxicated.

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