good friday morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. going to be warm this weekend. that's right. live doppler shows clouds over in the north bay but we are looking at a fire weather watch for later on tonight and tomorrow for the mountains of the north bay highlighted here in red. that's because the winds switch from onshore to offshore component clear this morning, sunny and warmer throughout the afternoon more 90s today inland. it is just about 6:01.

bart is back on track this morning. there are still plenty of unanswered questions about what led to the huge fire that disrupted the commute across the bay. >> we have continuing coverage of the transbay turmoil this morning. terry mcsweeney is monitoring overnight track testing by bart. amy hollyfield has the latest on the fire investigation. we start with frances dinglasan in the traffic center. thanks. just got the latest from bart. now they are reporting no delays at all. the past few hours they've been reporting 5 to 10 minute delays due to emergency track maintenance that has been off and on. right now, no delays. that's the absolute latest. live shot of the bay bridge toll looking very normal friday light just back up for some of the cash paying lanes yesterday fastrak lanes were skipping through. if you happened to go through without fastrak not too late

to sign up and you can avoid that toll violation penalty. terry mcsweeney continues our live team coverage from the west oakland bart station. those repairs seem to be holding. >> reporter: they certainly do. i've been seeing things that i didn't see yesterday, bart trains rolling, rolling, rolling. early morning inspection that sealed the deal took place up there and that is where the damage was done and that is where the repairs were made. check this morning, they are holding up. take a look at crews doing the repair work on the damaged parts kept bart shutdown for 12, 13 hours yesterday it was a disaster, 100 people working nonstop to get those trains rolling. fire destroyed a number of insulators which hold up the third rail which was warped. also several hundred feet of communications cable damaged. i talked to a bart spokesman

and he says this morning it is all systems go. >> we were essentially testing whether the repairs that we made yesterday were still intact and whether everything was good to go for increased train speeds. everything looks good. the people who worked on it yesterday morning and early afternoon did an awesome job. >> reporter: by 5:15 last evening, 60 trains were rolling, normal for a thursday afternoon. after the early morning inspections it is going to stay normal all day long. that's the plan that's what it looks like right now. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 6:03 now. investors still looking for three people seen near the construction site before it burst into a fiery inferno. amy hollyfield continues our live team coverage with that part of the story. >> reporter: investigators tell me they don't know why someone would want to set this

building on fire. they think arson is a possibility in this case. the security guard who was hired to watch over this building says three young men were harassing him and tried to attack him right before the fire started. authorities say the fire spread so quickly it makes them wonder if some type of accelerant was used. fire officials brought in federal investigators from the alcohol tobacco and firearm bureau to help with the case. >> atf does investigate suspicious fires. one of the areas we look at is the complexity of the fire. the impact of property damage or loss of life. >> reporter: this was going to be an apartment building for low income seniors it was under construction the four story building was destroyed. this is the fire that burned the electrical system for the bart tracks, caused a tremendous amount of problems in the neighborhood burning

cars, melting street lamps, destroying construction equipment. officials are very interested to finding the three young men and see if they can help them crack this case. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the transbay turmoil. we'll go back to amy and terry in our next half hour. frances will have another check of your commute in a few minutes you can fan the latest on facebook and twitter plus abc7news.com. state legislature set to vote on budget today the constitutional deadline for lawmakers to approve a spending plan for the next fiscal year. democrats held hearings yesterday to pass the main bills despite ongoing disagreements with the governor over plans to make smaller welfare cuts to help balance a 15 billion dollar deficit. republican lawmakers in the minority boycotted a senate budget hearing complaining negotiations were held in

secret. lawmakers risk losing pay if they don't approve a budget by today's deadline. >> victory for kids and parents in oakland. board of education has voted to allow accident leer -- lazear's charter conversion to continue overturning a previous ruling to shut it done. -- shut it down. --. úf% check now on carlotta, that's tropical storm carlotta, which is expected to reach hurricane strength today right now off the southern coast of mexico with winds of 65 miles an hour, several mexican states and southern portion of guatemala could see up to a foot of rain. hurricane warning in effect for the mexican pacific coast. we'll check in with lisa argen for the weather. >> lisa is in for mike nicco this morning. she has some hot news for us. >> yeah, could you say that for sure.

that's also with our fire danger increasing truth the weekend. right now doppler shows a few higher clouds to the north between cloverdale and santa rosa. we have a fire weather watch that will go into effect later this evening until tomorrow in the mountains of the north bay, higher elevations here, highlighted in red and above 1,000 feet the winds will be gusty north to northeast so the offshore winds returning for the first part of your weekend. numbers in the 50s right now in oakland good morning 46 half moon bay little cool with a few patches of fog along the san mateo coast 49 los gatos low 60s antioch 51 livermore cool to head out we will be looking a big warm up today bigger tomorrow, hot and dry tomorrow with warm conditions 70s at our coast high fire danger remember to take care when you are riding your bike, even the diablo range temperatures in the 90s today near 100 tomorrow and it is

all due to this high pressure building north of us that is going to shift our winds and we are going to be talking about relief at the coast for the u.s. open, 60s there. good morning. can't repeat this enough this morning, bart reporting no delays there have been minor delays due to track maintenance. it is looking good so we are off to a better start. there is a delay at the bay bridge toll, only for the cash paying lanes. if you didn't sign up for fastrak you might want to do so that's looking good now. live shot of the maze, hopefully -- you might have gotten caught up in some of those delays yesterday, hourlong delays even two hours by the time you got to the metering lights at the bay bridge toll westbound looking good. there was an earlier stall on the san mateo bridge eastbound it did turn out to be a crash one of our traffic spotters

reported sometime ago we haven't picked up slowing across the san mateo bridge dumbarton bridge looking good as well still fine across the bay bridge. good to hear the words good and fine. still ahead, the good cause bringing together politics and entertainment in washington, d.c.. first, animated blockbuster turns into real life. we'll take you inside carsland california adventure as it gets ready to open to the public today.ir

>> good morning. welcome back. 6:13. you're looking live from the embarcadero over the bay bridge hazy this morning but at least traffic is flowing. which is more than we could say for yesterday. good friday morning. >> good and traffic in the same sentence sounds good. microsoft could be getting ready to make a billion dollar purchase for a san francisco-based company. microsoft could pay more than a billion dollars for yammer develops social networks for other companies. neither yammer or microsoftt/dy ever commenting. analysts say microsoft may ñ its office software. this morning people are lining up for the opening of

carsland at disney's california adventure. look at this, live pictures above the amusement park. boy, the crowds are there. the attraction is based on the disney pixar film created in emeryville. don sanchez is at california adventure and has more on what visitors can expect. >> reporter: new world of cars by the disney people. everything you have seen in the blockbuster becomes real. in the middle of radiator spring along route 66. the experience is breath taking. authentic reproduction of pixar's version of the southwest desert those are the radiator spring racers and i'm going for a ride. we are racing another car headed to the finish line with twists and turns and surprises along the way. >> inspired by the movie cars -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this was a media

preview day the ride was jammed. carslands is 12 acre centerpiece of the 101 billion dollar expansion. >> this is i think a great example of how pixar and disney come together to create such magic. >> the first time that we have created one land entirely around one story it has allowed us to ly create this immerse sieve, rich -- detailed story -- telling. >> reporter: baena vista street is the new entryway and harkens back to 1923 when walt miss any -- walt disney arrived with no money. [ inaudible ]

disney is the parent company of abc7. time for a check of weather. lisa argen is in for mike nicco this morning. >> here i am. >> voila! . news about the weekend? >> warmer weather offshore winds today and triple digit heat in the east bay valleys tomorrow. the air quality not the greatest when we have a strong dome of high pressure building over the area that's what has been happening. yesterday you may have noticed haze. right now live doppler we have low clouds around santa rosa and a few patches of clouds around the san mateo coast and high clouds here as well. we have high fire danger, fire weather for north bay mountains this afternoon through the evening into saturday morning because winds

will get gusty, humidity will drop and temperatures are going to soar today. tomorrow the hottest day. 46 half moon bay, 54 oakland, 50 fremont. sunny skies at the beaches today, the olympic club for u.s. open in the 50s to low 60s. it should be a pretty nice day there. breezy winds, 70 in the city, 76 across the bay and oakland low 90s here, 82 on the peninsula, 85 san jose. right now cloudy along the central coast rapid warm-up today, 89 gilroy, 87 morgan hill, 63 monterey. oakland for the a's game tonight starting out in the 60s dropping through the 60s as they take on the days. warmest day triple digit heat tomorrow, 70s at the shoreline, mid 90s, cooler father's day sea breeze kicks in. monday, tuesday comfortable, 60s beach, mid and upper 80s

inland. summer is wednesday and that's when we are warming up and holding the low 90s inland through thursday. tgif, friday light, bart reporting no delays, intermittent minor delays, 5 to 10 minutes right now they are fine. about -- bay bridge toll, fastrak starting to back up a little. it has own been backed up to the end of the parking lot, no big trouble there south bay a couple minor accidents southbound 101, one recorded near the capital expressway minor crash no slowing. there was heavy traffic momentarily a while ago northbound through san jose this crash now another traffic spotter a few minutes ago said it is already on the shoulder. looking good through the south bay now. there is slowing in some of the usual spots, including

westbound 580 out of the altamont pass, 34 miles an hour and heavy traffic for commuters heading into livermore and into pleasanton. at this point, nothing major. for a change. :19. it is happening tonight right here on abc 7 historic daredevil across niagara falls. she is a former presidential candidate and u.s. secretary of state. he's an oscar winning actor the cause bringing hillary clinton and ben affleck tcal drive for discs. those are your "techbytes." i'm rob nelson.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good friday morning. let me say this again good friday morning to you. live shot of 680 walnut creek area north main taillights heading southbound do you remember yesterday morning how backed up it was because of the problems on bart? this morning, flowing freely. >> i'm sure most people want to forget yesterday look forward to tomorrow. checking baseball scores. a's completed sweep in colorado beating rockies 8-2. they host the padres tonight. giants unable to sweep their series against astros.

unlikely pair came together in washington, d.c. for a good cause. secretary of state hillary clinton spoke, you expect to see her in washington. conference aimed at bringing down child mortality rates around the world. she then introduced ben affleck. he has founded his own charity to help bring down mortality rates. clinton called affleck her good friend and praised his charity work. affleck called clinton a tough act to follow. daredevil history in the making as tightrope walker nick wallenda takes a stroll across niagara falls on abc tonight the first daredevil in decades to get a permit for such a stun. he will face gusting winds, blinding mist and 200 foot drop into the falls if he fails. >> i've trained for the worst case i'm more than prepared. this is not just an act of

physical dexterity it is an act of mental dexter >> abc is wearing wallenda's walk across the falls 8:00 tonight. get more in a preview coming up on "good morning america" after our newscast at 7 a.m.. >> he's caring that 40 pound beam to help balance himself. >> makes my stomach turn just thinking about it. >> continuing coverage on the transbay turmoil. bart tested the tracks overnight to make sure service can run safely this morning. we are live with results as well as the investigation into the fire that started this whole mess. new this morning from san jose early wake-up call for people in an apartment complex after a gas leak scare. good morning. waking to no flight delays in the northeast, a few out of dallas, showers and thunderstorms in the nation's mid section you and back home, a few high clouds but we're in for a warm-up locally. temperatures in the 70s by big sur, breezy at

half moon bay today, numbers in the 60s, that's is all changing hotter weather on the way tomorrow. for more weather -- information check out flight tracker abc7news.com. bart reporting no delays, great news this morning, so far! bay bridge toll just a minor wait. more news, weather and traffic

good morning it is friday june 15th, 6:30 in the morning beautiful view of ocean beach and san francisco normally foggy overcast area but the sun is shining even there the sun is shining on the commute this morning because bart is back in business transbay thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. sunny skies in more ways than one i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >> lisa argen is in for mike nicco. more about the forecast now. >> he was at a graduation forecast last night and we have a few forecasts for you today in concord hot for the high school graduation 7:00 tonight temperatures will be in the 90s so prepare for a pretty warm afternoon there we'll look for temperatures in

the low 80s around fremont 3:00 for american high and elsewhere around the bay we are warming up today self it in city, 76 oakland, 85 san jose. look for the a's game tonight to feature sun, breezy conditions starting out with that numbers in the 60s and sunset near 8:30. bart again reporting no delays. minor intermittent delays earlier this morning due to emergency track maintenance you might see a little of that today, so far no delays reported. bay bridge ptolemy tearing lights on backed to the end of the parking lot, -- great news for folks who have to head across the bay heading to the u.s. open today. live shot of the maze traffic flowing well in all directions. as you just heard frances mention the friday morning commute is off to a much

smoother start than yesterday. we have continuing live team coverage of the transbay turmoil this morning. amy hollyfield standing by with the ongoing investigation into the fire that started it. let's begin with terry mcsweeney live at the west oakland bart station with more on the overnight inspections. >> reporter: beautiful sights out here this morning that would be bart trains running full trains, full speed, everything back to normal inspectors were up there until early this morning taking a look at the equipment damage yesterday by the fire and they looked and said everything that was happening yesterday to get the commute going again everything is)&e8p holding repas are good and the commute is looking super. take a look at folks who did the repairs yesterday, 100 people working nonstop and trying to undo the damage that had bart shutdown through the transbay tube for 12, 13 hours fire at a structure next to

the tracks damaged insulators, damaged the third rail that was warped, hundreds of feet of communications cable damaged. this morning, bart made it official, inspectors took a look everything looking good. >> for the morning commute business as usual all trains are expected to be on schedule it should be like this never happened, although it is a vivid reminder of what life is like without bart across the bay. >> reporter: that fire burned, started 2:00 yesterday morning by 5:15, 60 trains were rolling, normal for a thursday afternoon. again, everything expected to be normal this morning. trains are rolling full speed, full load no restrictions it is going to be a pleasant friday commute-wise. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> the bearer of good news, thank you. 6:33. the cause of the fire that led to the bart shutdown remains

unknown. amy hollyfield joins us live with the leads investigators are following. >> reporter: local investigators have asked federal investigators to help them on this case. the feds can't get in yet, this building has been red tagged officials say it isn't safe. agents from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms will be here to take a closer look and see if someone intentionally set this fire. officials think that is a possibility for two reasons. one, because the fire spread so quickly. and secondly, because the security guard who was here reported seeing three young men here before the fire he says they were harassing him. investigators want to find those men and they want help from federal officials. >> the scene is currently red tagged by a structural engineer. until the engineer says it is safe to work atf will be on

scene. will assess the scene and examine and determine what type of resources are needed to work this investigation. >> reporter: this building caught fire yesterday at 2:15 in the morning this was going to be an apartment complex for low income seniors it was under construction. the fire destroyed it. the superintendent the project manager told me he's devastated that this happened and he has no idea why anyone would want to burn down this building. he says it was going to be an asset to this west oakland neighborhood. fire officials want to find the three young men. they are looking for help from the community. they are asking for anyone with any information to please come forward and talk to them. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the transbay turmoil. frances will have another check of your commute. you can find the latest on facebook and twitter pages.

plus abc7news.com. just about 6:36 now. new this morning from san jose, evacuation now ended and shelter in place order has been lived following a gas leak at an apartment building the leak was caused by a car accident 1:30 this morning a driver ran into a bank of gas meters at an apartment building. pg&e crews had to dig into the ground to shut off the gas. >> from napa, firefighter suffered minor injuries battling a commercial building fire early today. it started around 1 a.m. on jefferson at the pueblo plaza downtown. six businesses located there. it took firefighters an hour to get the flames under control. investigators trying to determine what started that fire. alameda county superior court judge remains in jail this morning, accused of stealing more than a millions from his elderly neighbor over 13 years. officers searched judge seeman's berkeley hills home last night. the case involves his

97-year-old who died two years ago. documents filed in court accuse see man of taking over her finances, home, investment accounts and safe deposit boxes after her husband died in 1999. >> he's a top-notch, stand-up guy. he contributes to the community. >> you think these allegations are true? >> sounds surprising to me. >> court documents say seeman invested 1.4 million dollars in 40 local properties and did not report it on his taxes. 6:37. let's take a look at forecast for today, the weekend and dress for warm weather, let's put it that way >> that's right. good morning, a little cool as you head out doppler showing higher clouds up to the north around santa rosa and the visibility is good, haze in the atmosphere because higher pressure sinking down on the atmosphere allowing for some

of the particulate matter to be compressed allowing for that not quite clear look. fire weather watch in effect for later today in the north bay mountains into saturday morning that's due to the rapid warm up, gusty offshore winds and the warm temperatures. today, look for numbers in the 50s, then 60s and 70s by noon. 80s about 1:00. in east bay valleys. know lineties inland valleys for highs, y at our coast, 60s there should be pleasant. the winds are going -- going to switch from onshore to offshore component by the afternoon that's why the fire weather watch goes into effect with lower relative humidity as the atmosphere dries out and temperatures warm up. a's -- 80s today 60s to start out. numbers near 100 inland, cooler father's day. good morning. we just got word from chp that

there's a new crash reported in the north bay jamison canyon near highway 29. with the waze traffic maps, we are seeing a little slowing 38 miles per hour on jamison canyon towards napa westbound highway 12. we'll keep you posted on this no injuries and just property damage looks like this will clear quickly. we'll let you know. the great news this morning is that bart reporting no delays. there have been intermittent minor delays due to track maintenance. everything is looking good right now that's great news for commuters. other mass transit systems reporting no delays. a lot of folks heading to the u.s. open if you are driving park at candlestick if you are taking bart get off at the colma station, live shot bay bridge toll, metering lights on backed up just beyond the end of the parking lot.

coming up on 6:40. trading underway on wall street. could youtube start charging for access? >> live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead many first a live look at the big board dow up just about 43 points. >> the presidential motorcade appears outside the home of a famous hollywood actress the glitzy fundraiser bringing big cash to president obama's reelection campaign. aerial assault for firefighters as they try to get control of a massive wildfire.

good friday morning. waking up to clear conditions, a few patches of fog at our coast six mile visibility half moon bay big warm-up today we are talking breezy along the coast, winds onshore today but by the afternoon offshore atmosphere dries out and high fire danger for the mountains of the north bay later tonight. 97 sacramento increasing fire danger over the weekend, 73 los angeles with the chance of thunderstorms in the sierra nevada, mid 70s tahoe, 89 in yosemite. all-out air assault continues today in colorado as firefighters try to get control of a stubborn wildfire.

52,000 acres have burned the fire is only 10 to 5 between% -- 10 to 15% contained. 13,000 fire personnel are battling the flames. some setting back burns to slow the fire. sports now. strong show by tiger woods keeps him+k on the prowl at the u.s. open. the second round starts in a few hours he will tee off at 1:18 this afternoon he had a good read on this perfect birdie putt on the fifth hole yesterday he finished one par. 14-year-old andy is in danger of missing the cut 9 under par, leader michael thompson with a three-shot lead. tiger is tied for second with several other golfers. mickelson is 10 shots off the pace at 6 over par. >> let's check in with george stephanopoulos for what is coming up on

"good morning america" in 15 minutes. picture recognized by stepmother reveals his identity new questions about his story. details about the mystery boy the world is wondering about. is house hunters a hoax? inside the reality tv hit. did it mislead millions of fans? all coming up on gma. president obama will mark gay pride month today with a special reception at the white house. today's event after he recently announced his support for same-sex. in new york city last night the -- for same-sex marriage. in new york city the president and the first lady attended a high priced fundraiser at the home of jessica -- of sara jessica partner. san francisco's ethics commission will begin

misconduct hearings against ross mirkarimi the sheriff of san francisco tuesday part of mayor lee's effort to remove the suspended sheriff from office. the chronicle reports legal bills are starting to mount and will cause taxpayers in the six-figure range the city attorney's office says the current cost is confidential because the case is ongoing. in 2007 the city's legal fees into fraud allegations against former supervisor cost taxpayers $380,000. mirkarimi was suspended after he pleaded guilty to a miss miss in a domestic violence case involving his wife. -- later this morning, occupy protesters planning a rally and march in oakland against evictions of homeowners facing foreclosure one day after a report commissioned by the city was released about how the police responded to occupy protesters who tried to reoccupy frank ogawa plaza last october. the report says the response was flaw by inadequate

staffing, insufficient planning and lack of standing of crowd management. it many of the policing methods outdated. chief jordan says he's working to improve police tactics. >> these are things we can't do overnight long range changes that i intend to implement just not something we are going to do right away. >> city officials say the panel made 68 findings and recommendations, 21% are completed, 53% underway. the report was outlineed by the frazier group made up of people with a background in law enforcement. 6:48 this is father's day weekend. the economy has some dads spending less time being fathers and could youtube begin charging for access? >> jane king joins you -- joins us live from the new york stock exchange. you know how watching video on youtube is free, that may be about to change,

youtube is exploring selling subscriptions to access some of is video that means cable channels with smaller audiences -- greece votes on whether to accept open-ended austerity measures sunday the outcome could determine whether greece stays in the euro. investors are betting the world center batches will turn on the liquidity that might result from elections. with all that, here's how we look the dow positive about 50 points or so, s&p nasdaq in the green bloomberg index trading higher. father's day sunday, the stress of the economy taking a toll on dads. survey says most -- more than a third of working dads are bringing work home up from 2008, job uncertainty has fewer dads than four years ago

willing to take a pay cut to spend more quality time at home. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king eric happy father's day. >> thank you develop jane. same to your husband. -- >> happy father's day from me as well and lisa. >> although i'm not their father despite the age difference. good morning. nice out there now, a little hazy, we are looking atv rbñ rapid warm-up offshore flow in fact high fire danger increases especially in the north bay mountains later tonight into tomorrow, bridge there a little hazy and that's due to a high pressure ridge pushing down on the atmosphere. excuse me. live doppler shows a little at lots of sunshine and wind throw will change and that

face going to bring our temperatures up significantly. with the critical fire weather in the north bay mountains it goes without saying that the diablo range too with breezy winds will be critical fire weather increasing fire dangers, temperatures climb to the triple digits tomorrow, 50 fremont, 46 half moon bay. looking at temperatures rising today, tomorrow, hottest day saturday, warm at coast 70s beaches if you don't like the heat nice escape could be anywhere from ocean beach half moon bay, we will be looking at this little warm-up, because of this ridge of high pressure that night noses into the north of us that creates that offshore flow. today starting out with onshore component if you are headed to the tournament, u.s. open, breezy, more sunshine today the rest of the bay area the central valley, sierra nevada warming up. keep that in mind if you are

headed out for much of the weekend, father's day weekend. 86 -- 82 milpitas on the peninsula, 75 san mateo, 61 pacifica, summer like conditions. 70 downtown san francisco in the north bay here's what we'll see big time warm up with numbers in the 80s and 90s near east bay 76 in oakland game tonight 60s. unfortunately, a few hot spots, major problem in the north bay westbound 12 jamison canyon approaching highway 29 there is an accident first they reported just property damage, chp say it is blocking the roadway, traffic spotters just a few minutes ago reported a complete standstill approaching the scene backed up, seven miles an hour, almost backed up to i-80 where we reported someone reported 10 minutes ago complete standstill in the area as i click on one of these traffic

spotters they are moving less than 10 miles an hour. american canyon a possible alternate. l slow westbound 80 -- also slow westbound 80 through richmond accident reported a while ago traffic moving slowly about 25 miles an hour in fact, heavy traffic now starting to back up towards hilltop on westbound 80 that one looks like a slow spot. earlier accident north 101 in san jose, on the shoulder, you see the yellow that's where traffic is a little slow under the speed limit from alum rock or up towards 87. the bay bridge toll minor back up beyond the end of the parking lot. 6:53. the cost of a bart ticket is going up. starting july 1st, fares increase 1.4% an extra nickel or dime for most trips. the board approved the increase yesterday. bay area entrepreneur elon

musk will deliver the commencement at the california institute of technology today. he's the founder of spacex the privately funded start-up made history may 31st, when it launched an unmanned capsule to the international space station that carried supplies. the 40-year-old musk is expected to talk about innovation to the graduates. as we get ready to hand things off to "good morning america" here are five things to know before you go. number one, bart says it is all systems go for trains traveling through west oakland bart station. overnight inspections were done on the section damaged by the fire, no delays are being reported. >> number two, the state legislature set to vote on a budget by today's constitutional deadline. there are disagreements with the governor on how to trim a 15 billion dollar deficit. they risk losing pay if they

do not approve a plan by today's deadline. >> number three, second round of the u.s. open begins in a few minutes. tiger woods tees it up at 1:18 this afternoon after a strong start he's tied for second, three strokes behind the leader thompson. number four, daredevil nick wall linda is making preparation -- nick wall linda is making preparations to walk across niagara falls tonight. number five, in two hours carsland opens in anaheim this is a live look at the people lined up to be among the first visitors inside the new attraction is based on the disney-pixar film created in emeryville, cars. don sanchez will have a live report midnight, disney is the parent company of abc7. looks like a beautiful day for it here.

last check of weather. we are looking at fire weather watch for the mountains of the north bay tonight as winds pick up and it going to get warm around here, especially today and tomorrow. today pleasant. 70 san francisco, 75 san mateo, 85 san jose, 91 concord, nine fin three antioch winds switch to offshore component this afternoon 89 gilroy, 63 monterey heating it up tomorrow cooling effect for father's day. here's a shot i hope you will enjoy bay bridge toll is backed up metering lights are on, but only just beyond the end of the parking lot to west grand. hot spot this morning westbound jamison canyon road complete standstill from westbound 80 fairfield cordelia junction to highway 29 where this accident is blocking lanes westbound 80 slow through richmond because of an earlier crash heavy

there, north 101 brake lights in san jose past 880 because of an earlier crash. to quote terry mcsweeney, things are "rolling, rolling, rolling" on . >> rawhide. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> we'll be back with a local >> we'll be back with a local update 7:24. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

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