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thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze hot enough for you yesterday? >> oh yes. >> more warm temperatures maybe cooler for some. >> let's check in with mike. we have a break, right? >> a little starting today at the coast. good morning. you can see along the coast 63 half moon bay drop three to six degrees around the bay. san francisco 70 oakland 79, san mateo 78 everybody else low to mid 80s. 80s, 90s south bay same north bay valleys low to mid 90s in the east bay valleys. sea breeze will move in tomorrow and thursday. here's countries ten with news. we have -- developing news, fire investigators will be at the scene of a suspicious blaze that consumed a house last night. it lit up the sky with flames

shooting through the roof. one theory is whether scatters were in that vacant home. amy hollyfield is going to the scene right now gathering information. she is going to join us with the latest in a little bit. the all-clear has been given allowing residents to return to a residential hotel in north beach. columbus avenue reopened 2:00 this morning where the bomb squad was called yesterday where police found suspicious explosives. they went to the block after a resident who lives there suffered a psychiatric episode. she told police she fired a gunshot earlier in the day. officers found a bullet hole in the door and forced their way in. inside they found possible explosives. new analysis of crime data punches holes in the mayor's 100 block crime fighting plan.

last october the mayor proposed preemptive policing in the most dangerous 100 blocks loosely defined on a map. the chronicle reports a new study by urban strategies says quan's plan only covers 17% of homicides and shootings. it says police would have to focus on 1300 blocks in order to reduce violence. tonight homeless advocates voice opposition to berkeley mayor's proposed ban on sitting on city sidewalks. the mayor wants to add sitting to an existing ban of lying on sidewalks. a group will address the council voters could decide whether sitting should be allowed on sidewalks between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. in commercial districts. the mayor wants the measure on the november ballot. san francisco police sharing a clue in the death of

a man who just finished the beta breakers race a picture of the people who confronted 31-year-old stephen martin during an argument over a cell phone in golden gate park. investigators someone in the group wearing a 9ers jersey sucker punched him, martin fell, hit his head and died friday after being taken off life support. police want to question the woman in the orange tutu and sunglasses and the man in a 49ers jersey and the other man wearing a black cap. >> we know these gentlemen were part of the second group of people that had the confrontation with martin and his friends. if we can get photos of the assault. >> martin lived in santa clara. he owned a business in san jose consulting for homeowners associations. closing arguments set to begin in the roger clemens federal perjury trial. the pitcher is accused of lying when he told congress in 2008 that he never used

steroids. the government wrapped up its case yesterday. clemens did not take the stand. jurors will have a mountain of evidence. the trial lasted nine weeks. jurors heard testimony from 46 witnesses over 25 days. testimony resumes this morning in the child abuse trial of former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. jurors are expected to hear more testimony from men who cezanne dust ski abused them as children -- one of his accusers told jurors the former football coach treated him like a son in public. but when they were behind closed doors, i was another story. the man who is now 28-years-old was the first of the alleged victims to testify yesterday. sandusky has maintained his innocence. a chunk of ice fell out of the sky and through somebody's roof in fremont. federal aviation officials are trying to track down the plane it happened late sunday

afternoon. a man saw chunks of ice scattered around her frontyard then noticed other piece of roof tile among the debris and noticed damage to her roof. >> we were in the house and we heard big sound boom. our house shake. >> if it came at us it could like kill us maybe. >> ice builds on the skin of the plane and as the plan descend from -- descends into warmer temperatures the ice can melt and fall off the craft. >> the faa says the house is in the flight pattern of several planes and asking the airlines to check for possible water leaks in those planes. muni riders and commuters should prepare for delays today as work begins on a section of the new central subway line that will link caltrain station to chinatown. drivers should expect lane and

sporadic off-ramp closures off i-80. the 1.6 billion dollar project is getting underway even though the city has yet to receive 942 million dollars in federal funding. officials say they are confident the money will be approved this month. some of the best golfers in the world, including guys named tiger, phil and bubba will be out again this morning at the olympic club in san francisco. tiger woods will speak to the media 10:30 this morning. he will be asked about his ups and downs of the past couple of years and how he will approach this week as the favorite following his recent victory in ohio. 14-year-old is joining the field as the youngest golfer in history at the open. he's originally from china, already six feet tall and he became a first alternate after playing his qualifier in florida last week. he replaces casey who withdrew because of an injury. if you can make to the olympic club you can watch on

espn thursday and friday at 9:00 in the morning and 2:00 in the afternoon. a lot of commute impact with the u.s. open, apple developers' conference continuing and that muni work found that out the hard way yesterday. >> it is embarrassing because i listened to frances all morning then what did i do drive right in front of the mosconey where the developers are hanging out. good morning. live doppler spinning around several right now showing good weather waiting for you when you step out. albeit, a little stuffy in some areas with 50s and 60s storm track to the north starting to see a little curve in the winds that's going to develop a slight sea breeze as that cold front passes north slightly cool area long the coast and more clouds today than questioned. a few gathering right now through the 7:00 hour we'll still be in the 50s and 60s

lunch, hot in-- inland, 88 fairfield, mid to upper 70s around the bay and upper 50s to near 60 along the coast into san francisco, 4:00, low to mid 60s, half moon bay, san francisco, mid 70s to around 80 in the bay, upper 80s to low 90s inland by 7:00, starts cooling quickly tonight even clouds developing, here's the sea breeze upper 50s, half moon bay. mid 70s to low 80s inland by 7:00. quick cool down from the mid 90s. high amounts of tree, grass and ragweed, mold moderate. breezy afternoon sun wednesday temperatures dropping thursday slowly rebound friday back above average. good morning. we are checking out the ride on westbound 80. big back-up yesterday before 5

and 5:30. this is westbound 80 past powell, heading towards the maze. the closure doesn't go all the way into the maze on to the connection ramps. but lanes are blocked traffic slow through this area. we'll keep you posted on the back-up. it is supposed to be cleared this morning at 5. hopefully, we won't see too much of a delay. this is westbound 80 continuing towards the bay bridge. the connection ramps to 580 and 880, all open. we'll check out the bay bridge toll, light of course right now. there's a giants' game this evening 7:15, expect heavy traffic for that. extra traffic 280 between candlestick and the olympic park for extra traffic heading through the area right now flowing well, no problems on 280 and 101. of course, great way to get there is mass transit. no delays reported for bart. get off at the colma station for shuttles to the u.s. open.

ace, caltrain and muni looking good. if you want to check out city street delays you can use the waze app to get around . alameda county supervisors break a deadlock over a new member. the person picked to replace nad lockyer. neighbors say they are a nuisance. the plan to tone down the party on party buses. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes,

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fire investigators will be at the scene of a suspicious blaze that consumed a house last night. amy hollyfield is live in the 400 block of h street in martinez. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at the house it is still standing boarded up window. it looks good this morning considering what it looked like last night. check out this video fire was reaching 20 to 30 feet in the air last night this started 11:35 on h street in martinez. firefighters have their suspicions about this fire. this home has been foreclosed on and there had been reports of problems with squatters. there's no power at the house. arson investigators will be out here later this morning to try and figure out what happened. it appears the fire starred in the attic. fires opened up -- started in the attic. firefighters opened up the roof and the fire started roaring. they got it knocked down without major problems, no one

was hurt they didn't find anyone here at the time. now the question becomes how did an empty house with no power catch on fire? the arson team will be out here later this morning to try and figure that out. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. thanks. 4:45. party buses have become such a concern in san francisco that members of the community met last night to discuss what can be done about the rowdy crowds? here's one example of a party bus that roams through the streets of san francisco they can hold dozens of people and most drink alcohol. drivers park and unload on this two block stretch which is popular for bar-hopping. >> of course large crowds. heavily intoxicated. and the clubs are turning them away, not letting them in so they get rowdy and fights ensue. police are called and we witness this almost on a weekly basis.

>> a bilk drafted by assembly -- a bilk drafted by assembly hill will require people 21. former union city councilman is taking over the seat of nadia lockyer. the board broke a deadlock and voted him in unanimously yesterday. voters will decide in november who should fill out the final two years of her term. she resigned after a scandal. a member of president obama's cabinet is off the job this morning. the latest on the investigation into the car accident involving the commerce secretary. >> gentleman judge rules that a decision ingo did have something to do with the death of a -- baby.

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the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. all in a no-touch design. check out all the sunshine mid 60s along the coast, 70 san francisco, upper 70s to low 80s bay shore upper 80s to mid 90s inland across the lower 48 cool spot seattle and portland boston in the mid to upper 60s 70 around new york, 76 chicago mid 80s to low 90s

the rest of the country 107 phoenix with all the wet weather heading into northeast no delays yet severe weather possible in dallas today at home we don't have delays here but delays could develop in the east so use our flight tracker abc7news.com. this morning commerce secretary john bryson is on a leave of absence after suffering an apparent seizure and getting into three traffic accidents in california. the 68-year-old will undergo tests. he struck one car twice saturday near los angeles. minutes later he rammed into another vehicle. bryson was found unconscious in his own car. a government official says bryson has limited recall of what happened. at this point, investigators don't believe drugs or alcohol played a role. devastating forest fires continue to burn out of control this morning in colorado and new mexico. evacuated homeowners aren't

sure what is going to be left of their homes when they go back. >> reporter: overnight, the vicious wildfire burning in the colorado mountains north of denver, grew to 41,000 acres. the flames racing towards home at 400 feet per minute. smoke so vast stretching into wyoming and nebraska. this morning firefighters hoping to report progress after officials said last night the blaze was zero percent contained. >> they were able to make progress on the southwest corner they've established an anchor point. >> knowing that we may not have much at the end of this is pretty daunting. >> reporter: in new mexico, similar story. firefighters battling out of control blazes, fanned by winds and drought. 435 square miles of forest have burned more than 1,000 people evacuated over the weekend. less than half of the fire has been contained. tahman bradley, abc news.

looks like our high fire danger has subsided after the past couple of days. mike is checking his doppler and computers to see what is going on with the winds. a lot of events today make sure i have everything loaded. fire danger low. the red flag warning expired 8:00 yesterday. winds pick up this afternoon maybe that would increase the fire danger it will be a cooler and wetter wind off the ocean the sea breeze will come back this afternoon. you can see san francisco there in the background sausalito, clear outside right now. in fact, live doppler showing a clear sky out there. no clouds to be found yet until you get to around monterey. those are going to move up our way shortly. signifying that the sea breeze is coming back to a few neighborhoods today.

half moon bay 48, mid to upper 50s around the bay shore south bay into the north bay slightly cooler than yesterday concord and antioch mid 60s right now house may not have cooled didn't overnight if you had the windows open. low to mid 50s monterey bay and inland. we start with the u.s. open practice rounds again today mainly 7:00 to 3:00 when most of the players play you can get there until 6:00 and hang around until 7, 52 warming up to 61°. winds much different than yesterday around the west 15 to 25 at the olympic club this afternoon. highs over the east bay warmest today low to mid 90s along the east bay shore 76 berkeley upper 70s to low 80s for everybody else in the south bay today mid to upper 80s to los gatos around 90°. millbrae 76, san mateo 78 everybody else low 80s.

low to mid 60s along the coast near 70 downtown and south san francisco, three to eight degrees cooler than yesterday. low to mid 60s north bay coast, 74 sausalito. monterey bay in carmelo to mid 60s, mid to upper 70s, sandusky watsonville, 90s inland. 100 fresno, 108 palm springs, 96 sacramento, 20° drop in the mountains 76 tahoe. giants playing at home tonight 7:15 first pitch, breezy and 65 dropping to a chilly 57°. you can see the cooling sea breeze moves inland temperatures drop six degrees tomorrow. couple more degrees of cooling across the board thursday, warmer than average weather comes back friday especially hot away from the coast for the father's day holiday weekend. good morning.

i wanted to show you live shot of the maze traffic heading towards the maze all roadwork westbound 80 cleared. lanes blocked in my last report from powell out towards there and you see everything is gone, all lanes open, traffic flowing. no big back-up like the one we saw yesterday. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. basically, a good ride everywhere this is southbound 680 near north main it continues to move nicely towards highway 24 and down through the san ramon valley and sanol grey. north bay -- headlights southbound past lucas valley exit that looks fine to the golden gate bridge. roadwork in novato, detours around the closure westbound 37 to 101 scheduled until 6:00 this morning. one more stop south bay everything is okay. northbound for headlights on 280 underneath highway 17. there's roadwork on highway 17 at the summit scheduled until

6:00. stunning reversalled if in a murder mystery that plagued australia for 30 years. a coroner has ruled that a wild dog, a dingo caused the death of a baby. she was just two months old when she disappeared during a family vacation. the coroner told the court the baby was attacked and taken by a dingo. the mother had been sentenced to life in jail for her daughter's mur. the conviction has been overturned. legal standoff is -- brewing between florida and the obama administration over a voter . florida has gone to court to demand the right to check names of registered voters against an immigration database kept by the department of homeland security. the administration says the move violates federal law. the justice department plans to ask a federal court to block florida from removing potential nonu.s. citizens from the voter roles. officials say they spotted errors and want the issue

cleared before they take action. new research raising questions about statins the best selling and most widely prescribed drugs on the market. new report finds those who take statins are more likely to experience side effects such as decreased energy, fatigue upon exertion or both compared to those given a see -- placebo. 4:57. we continue to follow developing news in the east bay suspicious overnight fire guts a foreclosed home. the latest on the investigation, next. democrats scramble to pass a state budget before friday's deadline. the threat to their own paychecks that is forcing them to take fast action. lay-offs and station closures homeowners want to know who will keep their homes cl