in san jose and looking at 87 near the shark tank. in the upper 50s to low 60s through 7:00. we are 60s at the coast, 70s an the bay and 80s inland through noon into the afternoon hours. by 7:00, a comfortable evening with temperatures in the 60s until you get inland, 70s and 80s. it will be humid and stuffy and a chance of thunderstorms. interesting stuff. we are good. we have teammates helping each other. you are not going to appreciate this, happening in oakland right new on 880. first, we will look at 101 along the golden gate bridge we do have a pickup truck and they are waiting for a zipper truck to get going to expand southbound lanes. i will let you know. i want to take you to our us whichive waze app where we are tracking six miles per hour speed. why? because we had construction and it is wrapping up. it is causing quite a president el neck quite a battle so use san leandro a fire broke out at an abandoned building. firefighters conducted surround and dro
through the clouds over the bay and inland by noon and it is cloudy at the coast keep youing in the mid-to-upper 60s and low-to-mid 70s around the bay from noon to 4:00 and 80s inland. we will reach 90 but it will be secluded inland east bay neighborhood and we have the unusual air mass coming our way with humidity heat and a chance of thunderstorms. that is important to me. maybe essential. thank you for the essential weather. i want to get right to it we have a couple of problems and slow downs but this is not one of them. this is a look at 101 pushing to 580 from san rafael, quiet on this friday and you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is busy away from the macarthur maze and we have had our problems along 880 and we have two accidents in the works, southbound side headed out of hayward so i will tell you where coming up and another accident in martinez along highway 4 with details ahead. in the east bay we are following breaks news where a fire broke out in an ab
today we are learn you new detail of the accused killer, muhammad youssef abdulazeez described by friends an all american kid. they were in class when they saw the second train hit the world trade center in the 6th grade. he was as scare as the rest of us a sad day for everyone including muhammad youssef abdulazeez. he was a recent college graduate from affluent family and not on the f.b.i. radar. in washington for abc news. stay with abc for the latest the story, our coverage of the ten shooting continues now on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. san francisco sheriff mirkarimi is responding to a grievance from the deputies union calling the support of the sanctuary city dangerous to them and people in the city stemming from the shooting of we kate steinle at pier 14. our reporter is in san francisco. what is the response? yes, he is not worried at all. we met up with him downtown at the federal reserve building. he thinks the grievance is predictable. the deputy sheriff ass
a deadly plane crash on a remote mountain shares her harrowing 48-hour journey to rescue. i got this surge of will power. i m like, there is no way i can t die without hugging somebody again. her remarkable story in her own words today friday, july 17th, 2015. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on friday morning. matt is back on monday. we re prepared to get our country on this morning. absolutely. alan jackson, one of the biggest stars of all country music is going to be outside in concert today. 15 million albums over the course of his career. look at the fans out there on the plaza. he s amazing. we ll have more from him in a moment. we want to get to the top story. the deadly shooting rampage at two military facilities in chat chattanooga chattanooga, tennessee. authorities are pouring through the gunman s background. we have all of there
university of tennessee in chattanooga with a degree in electrical engineering. so authorities say he doesn t really fit the profile of a terrorist. but they are searching his car, his home to look for connections possibly with terrorist groups or perhaps to find out if he was the so- called lone wolf. reporting from chattanooga, tennessee, i m holly firfer, back to you. kpix 5 s ken bastida joins us from the newsroom with the president s response to the shooting. reporter: president obama called the shootings quote, heartbreaking and promised a full investigation led by the fbi, which is under way. we take all shootings very seriously. obviously when you have an attack on a u.s. military facility, then we have to make sure that we have all the information necessary to make an assessment in terms of how it took place. reporter: he expressed sympathy for the victims and families. as for the shooter the suspect, 24-year-old muhammad youssef abdulazeez, he is a naturaliz