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rig crash on 680 in the east bay. we're live with your workarounds. >> former president trump chooses his running mate, and he has some local connections. how jd vance went from a never trumper in the bay area to a potential republican vice president. >> then if you love wine and you are in the lgbtq community or you want to support the community, here is an event for you. details of the gay wine weekend happening right here in the bay area. don't rub this one in. >> you know, this is what i wanted to go to, but you have a wonderful wine. >> you have a wonderful event to attend. >> >> good morning. on this tuesda, july 16th. >> i'm going to start with a check of our forecast with our friend dru who is back with us. >> so you could just pop a bottle in your house and then just celebrate your own gay wine weekend. you know maybe not the same, but no, just because the words are in there doesn't mean it's the same thing i'm trying to give you. i'm trying to give you a half. we make this work outside this morning. we'll take you to sfo. we have cloudy skies along the coast right now.

patchy fog around the bay. shoreline, current sky conditions. as we look at the map, our farthest inland areas like concord, napa reporting clear skies. other areas. it's a mix of sun and clouds out there. temperatures right now pretty comfortable. mid 50s to the low 60s as we look around the bay shoreline. good morning hayward at 62. it's 60 in palo alto, 58 in livermore. it's a similar stories widen out the map. she parts of the north bay in the inland east bay. some of our cooler spots in our valleys like santa rosa starting out in the upper 40s. so today's a day with those temperatures for the middle of july are very pleasant inland. today, a few degrees below average, we'll have lots of sunshine. those daytime highs mainly in the low and mid 80s. later on today. cloud cover, patchy right now around the bay shoreline. that's what you see here. but we see sunshine pretty quickly later on this morning. and by 4 p.m. our daytime highs are in the low 70s with a light breeze out there along the coast. we do have overcast skies currently, but we'll get sunshine breaking out this afternoon and along the coast we'll have our highs in the low 60s. let's see how we're doing

with the drive times in a manner. this morning. >> good morning i drove you're just joining us here at 602. we have been tracking an issue over in alamo northbound 680. there has been a two big rig crash northbound 680 between livorna road and rutger road. you can see speeds are down to zero miles per hour because no one is moving. and the backup is to stone valley road here at this hour. this has been in place since about four this morning. 409 is when those two big rigs crashed. but one of them blocking the roadway because it became jackknifed. we also understand that there is a report of a light pole being hit and taken down, and with some of those wires exposed as well. so there's no estimated time of reopening, but it is going to impact the commute, especially as commute hours tick up. but again, northbound 680 in alamo, that's an issue. we do have. abc seven news reporter lena howland on scene with fresh eyes as the sun starts to rise up, rise up on the scene, lena. >> hey, amanda. we just got on scene a few minutes ago, and chp tells me that they are working

to get this cleaned up in about 20 minutes. take a look right here behind me. you can see a tow truck working to, get this tractor trailer up and out of the way. this is a jackknifed semi, and this does appear to be a crash involving two semi trucks blocking all northbound lanes of 680. now, this crash happened just after 4:00 this morning. you can see that jackknifed semi blocking all northbound 680 lanes. this happened in alamo at livorna road until crews can get this cleaned up, traffic is being diverted off the highway on livorna. danville boulevard is also being used as an alternate route. no injuries have been reported. the chp did tell us only a few minutes ago that they're expecting to have this cleaned up in about 20 minutes. the good news is we are seeing tow trucks doing that work to get this cleaned up this morning, and we are hearing that traffic is being backed up to stone valley road this morning. so you may want to take a

different route if you are planning to head this way to work this morning. for now, reporting live in alamo. lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. the republican national convention heads into day two today. so here's a live look in milwaukee, where delegates will gather later on. donald trump is officially the republican presidential nominee, the ap reports. nikki haley is likely to speak today. she was a last minute addition to the schedule today will focus on immigration and crime, with the theme make america safe. once again, let's show you what happened last night. trump paraded onto the floor and appeared emotional as he walked through his supporters. he joined his new running mate, j.d. vance, for the first time, a prerecorded speech from trump played for the crowd. >> whether you vote early absentee by mail or in person, we are going to protect the vot. that's the most important thing we have to do is protect the vote. >> many of the speeches yesterday focus on economic policies and claims that president biden has mishandled the economy. >> j.d. vance, just like current

vice president kamala harris, has bay area ties. he worked in san francisco for several years after graduating from yale, he was a venture capitalist for a firm owned by peter thiel, a former co-founder and early facebook investor. now, after his memoir came out in 2016, vance called himself a never trump guy in an interview with charlie rose. he later told abc news that he didn't see trump offering many solutions. he went on to apologize for those attacks on trump during a fox news interview in 2021, as he entered the race for senator john dennis, the chairman of the san francisco republican party says delegates are excited about vance as a promising choice. >> in my mind, he's the best on foreign policy. he's very skeptical of, you know, getting into conflicts. >> clearly, uh- trump wanted to bring in someone who didn't have much baggage and someone that he didn't personally attack during the primaries >> vance, his wife, usha vance,

joined him on stage at the republican national convention last night up until yesterday, she worked as a litigator in the san francisco and washington, dc offices of offices of munger, tolles and olson. they've been married for ten years and have three kids together. >> we're learning new details about the day of the assassination attempt on former president trump. according to the fbi, on the day of the trump rally, the suspected shooter bought 50 rounds of ammo, two ieds were found in his car and home, sources say thomas matthew crooks told his father he was going to the shooting range that day. that's when his father gave him the rifle to use in the attack, a motive remains unclear. in an exclusive interview with abc news, secret service director kimberly cheadle called the shooting unacceptable and is promising transparency in the investigation. >> we want to make sure that we examine everything from start to finish and if we need to change our practices, we will absolutely do that.

>> so the buck stops with you. >> the buck stops with me. i am the director of the secret service and i need to make sure that we are performing a review and that we are giving resources to our personnel as necessary. >> cheadle will appear on capitol hill on monday for a hearing on the assassination attempt. abc news has complete coverage of the assassination attempt on donald trump and the republican national convention. all week. you can tune in for live reports and expert analysi, starting every night at. right here on abc seven. >> new this morning, leaders of the democratic national committee are reportedly pushing to confirm president biden as the party's nominee by the end of the month. this is according to the new york times. president biden has been confirmed through a virtual roll call since may, but since his poor debate performance last month, some delegates are questioning if his campaign should continue. they are expected to start casting ballots as soon as monday. the process is set to last about a week. the democratic national convention is august 19th to the 22nd in chicago.

>> a hearing will continue today for a convicted killer, scott peterson, and his fight for freedom. peterson is serving life in prison for the murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. amanda, how is laci's mother responding to all this? >> reggie. in court yesterday, prosecutors read a victim impact statement from laci peterson's mother. and it read in part, when will this end? while talking about the pain of their loss and scott peterson's quote, relentless pursuit to leave prison, a judge is hearing arguments about evidence gathered during the original murder investigation. peterson was convicted in 2004 of killing laci and their unborn son, conner. he was sentenced to death, but that was later overturned and he was resentenced to life without parole. a new team of lawyers with the la innocence project took up peterson's case. a judge previously agreed a piece of duct tape found on laci's pants could be tested for dna. legal analyst stephen clark weighed in on this hearing. >> this case has been litigated throughout the court systems for

20 years, and nothing new has established anything other than scott peterson is guilty. and i think that's why the prosecution is starting to get very frustrated with the continuing of these appeals. the claims that the evidence wasn't turned over. >> both sides are making arguments for how the testing will be done and by whom. peterson's defense is arguing he is entitled to all of the prosecution's evidence, even if it wasn't presented during the original murder trial. prosecutors argued the defense is basing their case on what they call rumors and speculatio. court resumes at nine this morning. back to you. the desk. >> thanks, amanda. happening today. the public will have a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to the area around the west portal station in san francisco. sfmta has proposed a series of changes on the roads after a deadly crash earlier this year killed an entire family. after receiving public comment, the sfmta board could vote to approve the changes. if you want to give your input on

the plans, the meeting is today at 1 p.m. >> take a look at the accuweather forecast. we'll get you going this morning. as you can see, some cloud cover early on gives way to full sunshine and we warm gently over the next couple of hours. still in the 60s for the most part. by 11 a.m. so looking at our highs today versus average, you'll notice a lot of blue in the last column. that's the difference. the first column where we're going this afternoon, the middle column where we typically land. and you can see where a couple of degrees below average in most cities. so today is going to feel very pleasant for the middle of july with our warmest areas in the 70s and in the 80s. let's show you future weather that fog we have overhead. it does break down through the next couple of hours. even along the coast. we're going to see that cloud cover give way to sunshine later on this afternoon. we'll keep it comfortable inland in the upper 70s, lower 80s around the bay shoreline. we're mainly in the 60s and in the 70s. as we head into the afternoon, we'll see a high of 67. in the city, a pleasant 70 in oakland, 80 in

san jose with full sunshine. we'll go to 77 in napa, 84 in concord, antioch, livermore and fairfield. coming in in the mid 80s. looking at the three day forecast, today is the coolest day of the week. we'll have warmer weather start to move in here tomorrow, thursday and especially into friday. by friday we're flirting with 100 degrees, but the weekend sees a cooldown coming our way. we'll see that seven day kumasi coming in about eight minutes. >> thank you drew. still to come, the california couple out tens of thousands of dollars in a surrogacy scam. the warning signs so you don't fall victim. then the new nets along the side of the golden gate bridge to help save lives. and several recent coyote sightings in san francisco have some pet owners on edge

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680. in concord. it happened sunday night. chp says one of the drivers of the multiple cars involved may have been under the influence. it started as a one car crash when a driver of a honda hit a barrier. that person got out of the vehicle and then was hit by two cars. that man died and investigators say he may have been driving under the influence. one of the other drivers had major injuries and was taken to the hospital. new developments. the only initial

survivor of the shooting of an alameda family has died. the one year old boy, police say, was shot by his father, passed away at the hospital and he is the fifth member of his family to die from the shooting that happened wednesday night. his father, shane killian, is charged with killing the child's mother. his six year old brother and his grandparents inside of their home. investigators have not shared a motive. coyotes are causing problems once again. they've grown accustomed to getting closer and now there are new warnings going out in public spaces. amanda. the most recent close encounters are raising concern kumasi concerns and closures. >> these closures come less than three weeks after a five year old girl was bitten by a coyote in san francisco's golden gate park, and now warning signs are going up in parks across the city after incidents involving dogs. you are looking at video of the first coyote pup we came across last night at saint mary's recreation center field in san francisco. recently, the

summer kids camp here was moved elsewhere and the field closed due to the high number of coyote sightings. >> the kids were relatively close to the tree line and also relatively close to the den. which are two things that should not happen near coyotes, and then from all accounts, it seems like this coyote kind of was, very stimulated by all the screaming and yelling and sort of playfulness of kids as they, as young kids are from what we're learning, it's a similar scene in the presidio's mountain lake park dog area, one that is now closed to dogs due to at least three dog and coyote incidents in recent weeks. >> no dogs or humans were injured there, but the concern over these animals is certainly heightening. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. family members who lost loved ones on the golden gate bridge gathered to commemorate the addition of a suicide barrier. kimberly renee gamboa held a photo of her son who jumped off the bridge in 2013. she fought to get a safety

net installed. the project was completed earlier this year. this net spans the entire length of the bridge on both sides. it is meant to deter suicide and save lives. >> it provides people a second chance. so if someone does fall into the net, we're able to rescue them. they're able to come back and really take advantage of a second chance in life. >> about 30 people die by suicide on the golden gate bridge. every year, this net extends 20ft over the water to catch people who jump. >> it's not just daylight saving that makes the days feel longer. new research is showing that climate change is actually having an impact on the length of our days. the national academy of sciences says that ice sheets melting at the earth's poles are redistributing the mass of the planet's surface. water from the ice is now moving toward the equator, slowing the rotation of the earth and resulting in milliseconds being added to every day. experts worry if that

increase continues, it will eventually impact how we measure time. >> i can't take it. >> and now i'm supposed to tell you about a gay wine weekend. transition pride month may be over, but the celebrations continue. thousands will be in sonoma county for the annual gay wine weekend this weekend. attendees will be tasting wine from local winemakers enjoying food and dancing. starting friday, winemakers will be serving dinners and there will be a vip party at vintners resort and santa rosa. the rest of the weekend is filled with parties. there's a wine auction. tickets are on sale now and they can be found on the event's website. just be careful of the global warming that is now making our days longer. >> milliseconds, milliseconds. >> but anyway, let's go to gay wine weekend. >> you know what? drink your cares away a millisecond more to party. >. >> there you go. you know spinning that spin on that. the spin it bit away. >> the weekend is looking

fantastic. if you're going anywhere in the bay it will be very pleasant. today is going to be the coolest day of the week. here's a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. partly cloudy conditions calm waters on the bay. if you're taking the ferry across this morning, it shouldn't be too bad. pleasant today with temperatures slightly below average, we'll get a warming trend over the next couple of days starting tomorrow, but nowhere near the intense heat we had at the start of the month. just a minor to moderate heat risk out there. and then the weekend is looking fantastic. lots of sunshine and mild weather so inland highs will go into the mid 80s with a lot of sunshine out there today around the bay shoreline. we have some of those clouds like you saw on the exploratorium camera moments ago, but it's a bright afternoon with highs in the upper 60s to the lower 70s quite cloudy right now along the coast, but we will get even brighter skies there with temperatures in the low 60s. so highs today. the microclimates will be in the 70s and 80s in the south bay 80, in san jose, 76, in sunnyvale along the peninsula, 71 for san mateo, 73, in palo alto. will keep in the

60s for pacifica and half moon bay. some clouds over the city right now, even close to the ocean today for the sunset, the richmond we will get sunshine. the marine layer retreats away from the coast this afternoon. we'll have temperatures in the 60s in the north bay. we have 70s and 80s in our warmest spots, 80 in san rafael, 79 in sonoma. the east bay right now has some cloud cover giving way to sunshine. close to 10 a.m. this morning, 70 in oakland, 78 castro valley, 74, in newark and then inland today. temperatures very comfortable, low and mid 80s for this time of the year with lots of sunshine out there overnight. tonight we'll have those clouds come back along the coast and spill around the bay shoreline. overnight lows will mainly be in the 50s now. tomorrow you'll feel warmer. weather starts to move in here. temperatures close, if not a bit above average. we'll continue that warming trend here on thursday, and then by friday you can see some of our warmest areas getting close to about 100 degrees. that's where we have our moderate heat risk. to finish out the week, here's the accuweather seven day forecast. coolest day of the week is today. that warming trend will move in here starting tomorrow, but by the weekend we do have

cooler weather moving in. expect morning clouds to afternoon sun both saturday and sunday. guys >> thanks, june. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. good morning ginger. >> hi reggie and kumasi. nice to be with you. so it's a tuesday here. we'll start with the latest on the story that we're all following donald trump at the republican national convention. in his first appearance since the assassination attempt, side by side there with his new running mate jd vance. this morning, we'll look at vance's path to the republican ticket, plus the latest on the investigation into that assassination attempt and our exclusive with the director of the secret service. meanwhile, president biden, back on the campaign trail. so we'll check in there, too. and a new study on kids screen time and mental health doctor darien sutton is here with screen time versus screen time. and then we have our series everyday greatness. checking in with a guy who knows a lot about realizing his dreams. alexis ohanian, the co-founder of reddit and serena williams's husband, sharing his secrets to being more innovative, productive and motivated for success. plus, it's prime day,

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milwaukee again. the republican national convention continues. a night after trump made his first public appearance since the assassination attempt. the reaction from night one. >> then a traffic alert for east bay drivers. a big rig crash is starting to clear near alamo, and one of our favorite local chefs celebrates a new gig with a record setting pizza party. >> good morning. welcome to tuesday, july 16th for a week. >> just don't forget where i'm going. >> what's what. >> i was going that way. and the director's like, nope, you're going the wrong way. you made it. glad you're here. i'm here. we made it and we're in store for a really nice afternoon. so temperatures very pleasant later on today, we'll take a live look at san rafael this morning, showing you bright conditions out there. but we do have cloud

cover out there. certainly along the coast and around the bay shoreline in spots. here's a look at current sky conditions. the farther area inland, like concord, even napa seeing sunny skies. but san jose right now, half moon bay, even oakland and san francisco dealing with the marine layer. so we'll get current temperatures out there right now we're in the mid 50s to the low 60s from santa clara 61. good morning, castro valley at 5759. that current temperature in san mateo widen out the picture. some of our cooler areas in the north bay starting out in the 40s, but most of us are in the mid 50s to the low 60s. today we're a little bit below average for daytime highs. it feels very nice for july inland, upper 70s, lower 80s for full sunshine this afternoon around the bay shoreline. we have a little bit of cloud cover like you're seeing right now. sunshine breaks out here pretty fast this morning and daytime highs very comfortable in the low 70s along the coast, though we do have overcast skies, but it will be bright this afternoon. little breezy with highs in the low 60s. let's check in with amanda. see those drive times? >> hi drew. a few trouble spots to get to here on your tuesday morning commute. you can see our

overall map showing several colors reflecting the slowdowns. we'll take you straight to alamo first, where we've been tracking that big rig crash involving two big rigs on northbound 680 between livorna road and rutger road, you can see speeds are still down to zero because they are getting ready to reopen that roadway. if you want to avoid that altogether, exit off el cerro boulevard and take danville boulevard and then a few other issues. sunol southbound 680 before highway 84, there's a four vehicle crash there, slowing speeds down to about six miles per hour. there's a 20 minute delay. the backup is to sunol boulevard and then lastly to fairfield. westbound 80 at suisun valley road. a crash involving a big rig is blocking the middle lanes. there backup is to the scales with a 25 minute delay. speeds there nine miles per hour. let's get back to reggie. >> amanda. thank you. breaking news in the east bay. emergency crews are working to clear a crash on 680 in alamo. this involves two big rigs, one of them jackknifed. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at the scene, so lena, how's it look right now?

>> hey, reggie, things are a much different story right now compared to 30 minutes ago when you last checked in with us. chp is preparing to reopen six 8-80 in any minute now. you can see here behind me, crews were able to clear that jackknifed semi, and they were able to move it safely over to the shoulder. i want to go now to some video of what things looked like earlier this morning. this crash happened just after 4:00 this morning. there was a jackknife semi blocking all northbound lanes of 680. this is happening in alamo near livorna road up until crews got here, people were being diverted off the highway at livorna danville boulevard has also been used as an alternate route. the good news here is that no injuries were reported and chp is working to get this reopened any minute now. now, as we mentioned, this has been causing a major traffic delay for drivers here in the east bay since about 4:00 this

morning. but chp is working to get this reopened any minute now. for now. reporting live in alamo. lena howland abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. happening today. it is day two of the republican national convention in milwaukee with the focus on immigration and crime. and today we are expected to hear from nikki haley, who is a late and potentially surprising inclusion to this festival of republicans. >> last night, former president trump made his first public appearance since the assassination attempt. he also named ohio senator jd vance as his running mate. abc news reporter perry russom is in milwaukee with the celebration at the convention. donald j. >> trump, former president trump's first public appearance since the assassination attempt days ago. >> the man is tough. >> trump walking into the republican national convention monday night. now the party's official nominee, a bandage covering his right ear right by his side, his newly named running mate, ohio senator jd

vance. >> he knows what it's like to live in poverty, forgotten by washington politicians. >> the 39 year old former marine and venture capitalist rose to national fame with his memoir, hillbilly elegy. vance was once a trump critic, calling him america's hitler. >> i don't hide from that. i was certainly skeptical of donald trump in 2016. but president trump was a great president, and he changed my mind. i think he changed the minds of a lot of americans. >> president biden on vance's nomination. >> he's a clone of trump on the issues, a clone of trump on the issue last weekend's assassination attempt becoming a rallying cry for republicans. >> on saturday, the devil came to pennsylvania holding a rifle. but an american lion got back up on his feet and he roared. >> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says an independent review of saturday's shooting will start in days.

abc's pierre thomas with an exclusive interview with secret service director kimberly cheeto, who is most responsible for this happening. >> what i would say is that the secret service is responsible for the protection of the former president. >> so the buck stops with you, the buck stops with me, you plan to stay on? absolutely. >> i do plan to stay on. sources confirmed the shooter bought hundreds of rounds of ammunition in the days and weeks ahead of the attack. >> and sources say on the day of the attack, he told his father he was going to the shooting range, and that's how he got that gun. perry russom, abc new, milwaukee. >> abc news has complete coverage of the republican national convention. all this week. tune in for live reports and expert analysis, starting each weeknight at 7 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> new this morning, president biden is ready to propose capping national rent increases at 5. that plan, expected to be announced today while the president is in las vegas. under this plan, landlords who raise annual rents more than 5% would no longer be able to take a tax write off on property

depreciation over the next two years, according to the washington post. it would only apply to landlords who own 50 or more units. >> turning to the race for san francisco mayor. all week long, abc seven will be interviewing the major candidates running to lead the city. yesterday, daniel lowry shared his vision for a safer city. >> we need a fully staffed police department, a sheriff's department and a 911 dispatch office. we also need to make sure that we get our police out of the business of being our homeless outreach workers and our mental health counselors. i want a trained clinicians going out onto the street and working with people that are in mental health crisis or in the throes of addiction, bringing those people into 24 over seven crisis centers and making sure that we get them the help that they need. >> we'll have full interviews with the candidates for san francisco mayor, all week on abc seven news at three. today we'll be hearing from current mayor london breed. tomorrow, mark farrell, supervisor safai joining us on thursday and then

supervisor aaron peskin on friday. >> an update from the abc7 news i-team, one of two bay area men convicted of killing an italian police officer, will be released from prison. an italian court has approved house arrest for 23 year old gabriel natale. your he's been in prison in italy since 2019 and will now be allowed to serve out the rest of his 11 year sentence at his grandmother's home near rome. he and his friend, 24 year old finnegan elder, were on vacation when they were confronted by plain clothes officers after a failed drug deal, elder stabbed the officer to death, both initially received life sentences. the sentences were reduced because the officers failed to properly identify themselves. natalie hjorth's family texted the i-team quote, we are delighted with the outcome. we look forward to welcoming gabriel back to his family home soon. abc7 news i-team reporter dan noise produced an award winning documentary about the case. it's called 32 seconds a deadly night in rome. it's available on

demand on the abc seven bay area app, as well as on our abc7 bay area youtube page. >> california wastewater is reaching very high levels for covid for the first time since last winter. that was already the case for the bay area, but now we're seeing more cases across the state. this is the fifth summer we've seen a spike in covid, but the main difference is we have better ways to combat it. everyone will be asked to get a new vaccine in the fall. >> that doesn't really apply for people who are 65 and older, or people at higher risk. those people should get the current vaccine now and then in the fall, they can go ahead and get another dose of the new vaccine. >> health experts say vaccines remain the most powerful tool to prevent serious illness. remember to wash your hands, especially before you eat, and consider masking in crowds. >> three bay area cities are getting millions of dollars to expand internet access. the cpuc awarded the funds last week, and amanda is going to tell us how this will help underserved communities. >> yeah, reggie, the hope is the expansion will help underserved

residents by giving them more options for internet. san francisco, oakland and fremont will get a combined $32 million. fremont will get $7.6 million to expand access to the largest underserved population, at nearly 6900 residents, the city says enhancing internet will promote digital equity and support local economic growth. oakland will get about $14 million for west oakland downtown fruitvale and east oakland. about 3500 residents in those neighborhoods are considered low income. mayor shang tao calls this a significant milestone toward a more connected city, and san francisco will get $10 million for 5800 residents in the bayview chinatown and the tenderloin. the city is also proposing free internet to residents in affordable housing, single room occupancy hotels and small disadvantaged businesses. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. still to come, thousands of pinterest accounts may have been compromised. the data leak we learned about overnight.

the surveillance video of a break in at the spca in the east bay. one worker says this isn't the first time it's happened, but first, here's drew. >> yeah, let's take you outside at 641. we'll show you the sky today. we do have a mix of sun and clouds out there as we greet you on this tuesday, we'll find bright skies by about 10:11 a.m. as our fog goes away. and those temperatures, though very gradual to warm up today, is going to be a day where temperatures are actually a few degrees below average. so you look at the first column, this is where we'll land this afternoon. the second column, our typical highs for july. you could see most areas a few degrees below average. so today not only the coolest day of the week, but also very pleasant. this afternoon with our warmest areas in the 70s and in the 80s. here's future weather showing you that cloud cover overhead breaks down pretty fast this morning. we do expect sunshine even along the coast today. it's pretty thin marine layer, meaning it won't take too much time for it to burn off. then this afternoon you can see 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline, mid 80s and our warmest spots inland. so today

is very comfortable. 70 for a high in oakland, 73 in palo alto. we'll go to 67 in the city with sunny skies this afternoon, 78 in santa rosa, 85 in antioch, 80. the high in san jose. so the three day forecast, we'll show you today below average. but then warmer weather starts to move in here. by thursday. we're flirting with about 100 degrees inland. it's even warmer here on friday before we see a very nice weekend on the way. we'll show

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here. with what information is at risk this morning? >> yeah. kumasi. we're learning 6 million records have reportedly been exposed, including email addresses, usernames, user ids and ip addresses. a user on a forum called leak base shared the information. they said they don't know who obtained it, but shared a file with 1.6gb of user information. they said it was just a small part of what they found and warned. the full database includes 60 million rows of data. hackers can use the information for potential phishing attacks, identity theft and unauthorized account access. we did reach out to pinterest for a comment earlier this morning. we'll let you know when we hear back. back to you. >> thanks, amanda. police are

investigating a break in caught on camera at the east bay spca in oakland. surveillance footage captured sunday morning shows a blue hatchback ram into the back gate of the building. the crash knocked the gate off the track, clearing the way for someone to hotwire the spca's largest transport vehicle. the shelter's vp of operations says this isn't the first time they've been targeted. >> our large transport van has now been stolen twice. we have had our gate damaged and rammed in two times, so we've had to repair that. we also are frequently, victims of graffiti. >> the stainless steel extra galvanized gate was just installed in november and cost the organization more than $54,000. the van itself is another $90,000 loss, and look at all the graffiti. she just mentioned it, but it costs them a lot of money. $15,000 to repaint. oh man, how frustrating. people are remembering an up and coming rapper shot and killed outside an oakland beauty store. you can

see there are vases of flowers under photos of tan de god. the shooting happened saturday evening at the grand opening of glamor, beauty supply and telegraph avenue. she was there for a promotional appearance. witnesses say they heard yelling inside the store. a fight outside the store, then shots fired. the gunman ran away. at last check. there have been no arrests. police are asking for the public's help with videos or photos that could help in the investigation. >> elon musk has confirmed tesla's robotaxi is not going to be unveiled. this summer. after all, he said in a post on x cities, he. he said on x that the event to reveal this fully autonomous robotaxi is being delayed. he said he requested that what he thinks is, quote, an important design change to the front and extra time allows us to show off a few other things. the unveiling was set for august the 8th. now it's been pushed back to october, but an exact date has not been set. a bill aimed at protecting the privacy of transgender students

in california is now law. yesterday, governor newsom signed the measure banning school policies that force teachers to out trans students to their parents. the bill was introduced in may after at least a dozen school districts in california enacted rules requiring teachers to notify parents if a student wanted to use different pronouns. some of those policies have been challenged. the chronicle reports. none of them were being enforced. >> now it's your morning money report. macy's has rejected a buyout offer from private investors, is moving forward with a strategy to turn around its struggling business on its own. arkhouse management and brigade capital management have been trying to buy macy's since december. they wanted to separate its online and in-store operations with the buy off. off the buyout off the table, macy's is planning to refocus its plan to continue closing underperforming stores and invest in its luxury brands bloomingdale's and bluemercury. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange as

trading gets underway, you can see we're up about 330 points. >> princess cruises now holds a new guinness world record and it is thanks in part to tony's pizza in san francisco. >> hungry guests devoured more than 60,000 slices on friday, and that made it a record for the largest pizza party at multiple venues. it happened aboard its fleet of love boats. tony's pizza used more than 6,500 pounds of dough, nearly 1,400 pounds of pepperoni and more than 2,300 pounds of cheese. the team at princess says it will be serving tony's pizza at some of its destinations. the new pizzas feature sausage, hot honey, agave pesto and fresh goat cheese. >> dum, >> that hot honey always gets me every time. >> me too, i love it. >> yeah, i'll try the hot, honey. >> yeah, they have it other places too. and there's something about it. >> yeah, you put it on everything. >> oh, you just put it on

whatever pizza you got correct. >> yeah. or whatever. yeah, yeah. fried chicken. >> you can put it on everything. >> you have the heat and you have the sweet. >. >> you never try. >> oh i think you would really like it. >> get it. >> it's not a trademark thing. >> you just drizzle it on anything you want. you make it hot. i thought it was like a pizza, like a type of specific pizza. >> but this is just you just put it on everything. sauce. >> yeah. yeah. >> so. well just now i'm starving. >> great. uh- 650 this morning. we'll take you to the golden gate bridge, where we have our morning marine layer overhead. here's a look at how your day plays out. the clouds don't stick around too long this morning for most of us where we have that sky where it's cloudy, we see sunshine close to about 9:10 a.m. this morning. the afternoon is fully bright. it's mild, but you notice temperatures very pleasant inland in the mid 80s. bay shoreline in the 70s along the coast will stay in the 60s, so highs in the microclimates start in the south bay. today is the coolest day of the week, but it's very comfortable. 78 in santa clara, 85 in gilroy will go to 76 in cupertino along the

peninsula, 78 in redwood city today, 73 palo alto, los altos at 75 san mateo at 71. with a light breeze this afternoon, we have clouds right now along the coast, but even half moon bay and pacifica will get that sunshine across the city today. we'll stay in the 60s. it's cloudy right now, and even the western portion of the city. the sunset. the richmond will get some sunshine this afternoon that breaks out closer to about noon today in the north bay. will be in the 70s and 80s for daytime highs. 80 in san rafael, 78 in santa rosa, 77 in napa. but cool for sausalito along the water at 65 degrees in the east bay. bright later on today 70 in oakland, 75 union city will go to 73. in hercules and inland, a few degrees below average for this time of the year. low and mid 80s for daytime highs with full sunshine overnight. tonight we'll have those clouds reappear along the coast. we'll have some patchy fog around the bay shoreline and we'll have overnight lows in the 50s. tomorrow we'll have a little bit of a warming trend, nothing intense. you will just notice some warmer air moving in that

continues over the next couple of days. by thursday we're well into the 90s inland by friday. friday is the hottest day of the week, but it's only a minor to moderate heat risk because inland will have some spots flirting with 100 degrees in the afternoon. but it's short lived. the accuweather seven day forecast shows you a nice weekend on the way. we'll track that warming trend starting tomorrow, but you notice cooler air arrives for saturday and sunday. we'll have morning clouds afternoon sunshine both days this weekend before warmer weather moves in again early next week. reggie >> thanks, drew. a restaurant in florida is offering a special dining experience for people who have dementia. the idea is to help people with memory issues have a more comfortable dining experience with the people who care for them, so this includes taking people to areas where there's less noise and the music is off, and the person will have their back to the door so that their visuals are more focused on their loved one. >> going out to eat is just a tradition in the united states. it's something that's normal. it makes you feel normal. when you're able to do that, and when

you're in a safe environment. >> and so far, five central florida restaurants have signed up to provide dementia friendly dining this morning. >> social media is replaying a national anthem performance from last night's home run derby. >> but it's not because they like it or the land of the and the home of the brave >> you know who i appreciate? who do you appreciate? >> the people who clapped at the end o in support you? yeah, we all have moments. >> uh- four time grammy nominated singer and songwriter ingrid andress has just really been dragged on social media after this, she was struggling and critics flooded her social media account with memes reacting to this song.

>> now, the comments on her instagram are disabled. there's no response from her about the backlash. i mean, people writing articles, people sharing clips, that's a lot for somebody to go through. >> it doesn't even look like she was ready to sing the song, does she? it looks like she went into it not confident. >> well, believe in yourself. >> like at the end when her head goes up. >> is that i just nailed it. or is it? please save me. >> it's over. >> i made it through. i did not quit. >> okay. >> and believe in yourself. >> well, don't believe in yourself too much if you don't, who else will? is believing in yourself too much? >> what got us here? you know what i'm saying? you know the ego can play tricks. >> up next, seven things you need to know today.

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been nominated for president by the republican party. he appeared emotional last night with a bandage on his ear, mouthing the words thank you to the crowd. >> number two, donald trump named ohio senator jd vance his running mate. vance has deep ties to the bay area's tech industry. his wife worked for a local law firm until yesterday. >> number three coyote warning signs have gone up across several parks in san francisco. it comes after a number of recent incidents, including one where a young child was attacked

by a coyote in san francisco's botanical garden. >> number four amazon has kicked off its prime day sale. we're helping you out this year. you can see what deals are trending and how you can save by going to abc7 news.com/shop. >> and number five, get ready for the coolest day of the week. but temperatures very pleasant this afternoon when we talk about july we have morning clouds out there breaking for sunshine. close to 9:10 a.m. this morning we see our warmest areas inland in the mid 80s. that's slightly below average. will be in the 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline later today. >> number six traffic through alamo is slowly recovering. in the last 15 minutes, crews reopened northbound 680 at livorna road after a big rig crash involving two semis shut down. the road after four this morning. one of those trucks was jackknifed and had to be removed. expect residual delays as the right lane remains close. >> number seven the tony award winning musical hamilton coming back to san francisco for a limited six week engagement. it's going to be at the orpheum

theater from november 20th 7th to january 5th. the tickets go on sale monday morning at ten. >> we have the greatest hits this year because later this summer we have wicked. and then not far after that, hamilton i like it. >> yeah. and i was like, not one to believe in the hype. i was like, i'll see it and see if i like it. it really is incredible. it is. it's incredible. i've seen it three times. >> four times what? i'm not sure. it's not four times. i've seen it a lot. >> oh, wow. >> well, you know, my friend was hamilton. >> so very true, very true. and it's on disney plus if you want to watch that that way. >> yeah. but you got to see it in person. are you going to >> george: good morning america. donald trump makes his first public appearance since the assassination attempt side by side with his new running mate.