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good morning. 4:30 a.m. on this monday. >> welcome back. it takes a while to adjust. >> i know. thank you for being with us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a police shooting in hayward last night. more about that story in a little bit. we wanted to share good news regarding gas prices as you begin your weeklong commute. they are down when you expect them to go up. amy hollyfield joins us from emeryville with more. >> reporter: how good does this look? we chose emeryville we thought would you like to see this nice to look at. gas less than $4 a gallon at that regular level, $3.89. the 76 station in emeryville on powell street. this is a good spot. it varies around the bay area. here's video we took in san francisco, a little higher,

more than $4. prices have come down. average of 15 cents over the past two weeks. the burg survey puts the price of a gallon2 of regular at $3.48. cheapest in jackson, mississippi, $3.03. the most expensive, no surprise, san francisco, $4.95. the cheapest in california is in sacramento there is one concern, hurricane debby. she could change things. nine platforms in the gulf of mexico and one drilling rig have been evacuated because of the storm. those are only responsible for 2% of the u.s. production that is not expected to have a huge impact. if the storm grows that could change something to key your eye on. for now, good news to report. fueling up will not be so painful right now. experts are attributing this to a softening global economy that has cut demand for oil

and other commodities is the 11th week of decline the peak was april, nice timing for enough you who are planning to drive to your summer vacation spot. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. time 4:33. the alameda county sheriff's office investigating a police shooting in hayward last night. officers shot and wounded a suspect on the sidewalk. the shooting happened in front of a check cashing store. the business is not involved. the sheriff's office handling the investigation not releasing information about what led up to the shooting at 10:00 last night. we'll bring more information as soon as we are able to get. california highway patrol officer came out of this crash with minor injuries. his patrol car crashed on southbound 280 in san francisco, at 10:00 last night. no word on what caused the crash. it took rescuers half an hour to free the chp officer.

he was taken to the hospital complaining of back pain. >> man accused in april's shooting rampage and massacre at "cus university is due in court this -- at cus university is due in court. after the shooting spree police say he drove a car belonging to one of the victims to a safeway in alameda where he confessed. geo had been a nursing student at cus he was upset about not getting a refund. police looking for information on a man missing for nearly a week. family members have not heard from 22-year-old evan flannary since he left to meet a stranger he contacted on a social media phone site last tuesday evening. he was last seen wearing blue jeans, grey hooded sweatshirt.

if you know anything call police. motorcyclist recovering after trying to get away from the chp. they tried to pull him over this is in san francisco, after police say he went through a red light. officers state 58-year-old drove on to southbound highway 101, lost control and crashed at the off-ramp: he broke his arm. officials say he will be charged with wreckless driving and evading an officer. >> 49ers and santa clara facing new hurdle in building a stadium. the county has cut 30 million dollars out of the stadium project. the county property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead. new changes in redevelopment funding give counties total control over the way the money is . county leaders are hoping the 49ers will absorb the loss. 9er officials are resraog the

decision. time to check in on your workweek weather. i was kind of a cool weekend. >> it was, which was perfect for the contra costa county food bank fundraiser in vallejo yesterday. i was there lots of nice folks were there and donated money, great cause. >> shout out to all of them out there >> indeed, although those people were nice enough to drop by and say hi. >> good morning, live doppler, we are looking a little in the way of low clouds to north and west of us, quiet out there, starting out with mainly clear conditions. a few patches of fog at our coast numbers cool, 46 santa rosa good morning half moon bay 46 for you, 54 in san carlos as well as san francisco. over the weekend we had pesky upper level low to the north and west once again here it sits beginning to move on out as it does today then we'll warm up we need to get on the back side of it. between now and then we have

that onshore flow generous breeze around the bay and temperatures cooler than average. 64 in the city, 58 oakland, 73 concord san jose monterey bay mid 70s in morgan hill. very mild inland cool grab the jacket. modest warming tomorrow, mid 80s through the middle of the week very little change, comfortable and finally summer like midweek and weekend. good morning. happy monday! so far traffic is flowing smoothly, cooperating this is east shore freeway past golden gate fields into berkeley and emeryville and macarthur maze headlights there all moving at the limit once you get into the bay bridge toll no metering lights, light, upper deck nice and smooth headed into san francisco. a little problem construction-wise coming from south san jose 101 northbound ramp to highway 85 continues to be closed for another 20

minutes. alameda county fair 680 and burnell expect delays during the fair hours. that will kickoff later today. also, giant-dodgers this afternoon at at&t in san francisco expect delays game time 7:15. 4:38. still ahead, george lucas donating one of his marin county properties for a good cause. two students are severely burned during a school trip. why the law prevented their mother from doing anything about it. colorful crowds filled the streets this past weekend for the largest pride event in the nation. os

good morning. 4:40 on this monday. hope you had a great weekend. looking at bay bridge you can

see it is mostly clear maybe just a little a few clouds around cool once again today meteorologist lisa argen has a possible warm-up for us she will check out temperatures coming up. right now this story in tacoma, washington two kids were severely sunburned during a school field trip because the teachers were not allowed to put sunscreen on them. the 11-year-old and 9-year-old were so badly burned their mother rushed help to the hospital. they aren't just fair skinned zoe has a form of albinism. most schools do not allow sunscreen without a doctor's note. >> i can't see any justification for any school to tell a child they are not allowed to sunscreen. >> i think it is really -- >> really dumb. >> only state that allows sunscreen in school without a doctor's note is california.

filmmaker george lucas is donating one of his properties to a worthy cause. he's giving away a vacant building. the building will be demolished and turned into a park with bronze statues of indiana jones and yoda. the timeline for finishing the project will depend on how long the planning process takes. hundreds of thousands hit streets for gay pride across the u.s. over the weekend. in san francisco revelers celebrated the 42nd anniversary in a very colorful way. sergio quintana was in the midst of the largest celebration. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the numbers aren't in yet, organizers say they expected about a million people to participate in this year's san francisco pride. among them revelers displaying hallmarks of the event plenty of skin and lots of colors.

of course, music lots and lots of music. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the parade has changed a bit. it started as an act of defiance. now an event where people bring kids. for some marching in the parade there's still a push for their families to be fully recognized by the government. >> we legally got married in south africa four years ago. it is interesting we can get legally mary in the land of apartheid something we cannot do in the land of the free. >> reporter: his partner is from the united states they are with a group called out for immigration. >> federal recognition so same-sex couples with sponsor their nonamerican spouses to keep families together. >> reporter: some couples are at risk of being separated by deportation. droves of people pour into this year's pridefest for a

sunny day of strolling and striking a pose the lgbt community has lots of progress to be proud off but some are pushing for more. >> we want to remember that we have more work to do. >> reporter: as for marriage equal any california prop 8 which passed in 2008, effectively barring same-sex marriage in california, continues to make its way through the federal appeals court process. i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. coming up, egypt's new government starts to take shape. raging wildfires burning out of control in colorado. tourists destin nations are being threatened. --

good monday morning. two main zones of severe weather today. tropical storm debby a swath

of moisture into florida and severe storms in the northwest delays now laguardia and newark. locally we are clear little in the waive low clouds and fog. hot weather in -- texas northeast soggy and cool as well as florida today if you need more travel information you can check out our website that will give you details on flight delays. in egypt an aide to the nation's new president-elect says islamic mohammed morsi has moved into the office once occupied by ousted leader hosni mubarak. sunday more -- morsi was declared winner. the 60-year-old muslim-backed candidate arrived today for official meetings. he now faces a struggle for power with the country's still dominant military rulers. he said forming national coalition government and

widely representative presidential team was a priority. colorado has eight wildfires burning 248 homes destroyed thousands more threatened, 57 homes added yesterday to the devastating fire burning near fort collins. the high park fire 45% contained. new wildfire burning near colorado springs broke out saturday forcing the evacuation of 11,000 residents. >> what do we take in case our house burns down? it is hard. >> the situation is so volatile, what is so concerning about the waldo canyon fire is the number of homes at risk. >> yesterday half the evacuees were told they could return home. a week before the 4th of july fireworks and open camp fires are banned statewide. tropical storm debby is leashing soaking rain this morning along the gulf coast from florida to mississippi. one person has been killed by the storm whipping up 60

mile per hour winds and 25 tornadoes. that money wradly has the latest. >> reporter: even -- even before it makes landfall, debby is caution a mess across the gulf, tropical storm warnings remain in effect, the storm churning in the gulf of mexico has brought fierce winds and heavy rains, giving gulf coast residents a taste what is to come. >> just a big boom! >> reporter: wind whipped rain sent a tree crashing into a home. >> i'm glad none of my boys were in the front room, there's branches in that room. >> reporter: in cheerwater, florida residents rushed to safety on beaches worry about high tides. >> we got a foot and a half or so. higher than normal. >> reporter: in original beach, alabama waves swept away one man. >> currents were bulling him so far west couldn't get there in time. >> reporter: several tornadoes have been reported in south florida. this video captured one over the weekend oil companies

raced to get workers off rigs and platforms in the gulf, suspending 8% of production. in louisiana, memories of katrina have officials scrambling to shore up levees. >> we don't expect it to be a major storm it is sitting out there gaining strength and we need to prepare for the worst and mope for the best itch >> reporter: debby could still be a hurricane -- the latest path keeps her as a tropical storm making landfall wednesday night in the florida panhandle. tahman bradley, abc news. lisa argen is here! >> checking to see how many more days of rain they might have? >> looks like certainly by wednesday things are going to clear out, a couple more taste and they've had flooding there unfortunately, probe -- couple more days and they've had flooding there. back home nice and clear nothing to speak off in the waive low clouds and fog. the sun official -- in the way

of low clouds and fog. plenty of sunshine, the big question when are we going to warm up? it is summer, doppler not feeling much like it the past couple of days it has been comfortable inland you can see radar sweep on top of mount st. helene that not drizzle in fact, here's a -- here's another look at debby all the heavy rain moving up from the south into jacksonville, much of georgia looking at rough weather nearly stationary winds 50 miles an hour, monday, tuesday, perhaps wednesday we'll look at things beginning to clear out there temperatures back home, cool clear skies 46 half moon bay, good morning santa rosa 46 for you with mid 50s from san carlos and antioch. low pressure couple hundred miles north and west of us allowed for us to continue

with the unseasonably cool weather, breeze in the afternoon and temperatures held down as much as 10 and 12° from where we should be for mid june. you can see it here it will later on today begin to lift out as it does, high pressure going to build back that will bring a return to more typical bay area weather for june, low clouds and fog will be returning trade off warmer numbers by as much as 10° inland another 24 to 48 hours coastal clouds reforming tonight more sun and warmer tomorrow. 77 sacramento, temperatures around the bay today once again on the cool side 72 santa clara, 73 san jose, 68 in menlo park. breezy, san francisco, low 60s along the coast with 64 downtown in the north bay, 70 in novato, in our east bay numbers ranging from mid 60s

in hayward, 70 in fremont over the hills, you may be like this weather, if you do another pleasant afternoon with 73 in pleasanton, alameda county fair, nice looking day there 74 watsonville and a look ahead warm-up by four to five degrees tomorrow especially inland a few degrees of warming around the bay back into the mid 80s wednesday and thursday, holding steady there. good morning. wanted to take you to 80 eastbound direction at powell street. left lane blocked with an . eastbound noncommute direction. you may find slowing westbound past -- past the scene eastbound 80 at powell. smooth 680 walnut creek to the 24 junction, 24 westbound moving well to the caldecott tunnel. 880 oakland new lanes old northbound using southbound direction there are signs posted, new situation there

new pattern you may want to slow down through that area. 101 for a few more minutes ramp to 85 closed due to construction. giants-dodgers at 7:15 this afternoon you can expect traffic around the embarcadero and the 280 extension coming into at&t park. getting word of an accident on 880 fremont boulevard off-ramp, i'll update that in a couple of minutes. 4:54. the concord farmer's market once again open thanks to a community effort. lots of customers looking for fresh fruit and vegetables crowded the market yesterday. the city shutdown the market a few weeks ago because it didn't have proper approval. community activists sprang into action, petitions were signed and the market was back in business. >> this represents a major step forward for the community and it shows the power of local activities and people

involved in their community. >> the farmers market at concord high will be open every sunday from 10 to 2. new disney princess on the box office throne. ♪ ♪ >> disney pixar princess. "brave" took over the top spot at the box office this weekend it took in nearly 67 million dollars. disney owns abc7. rounding out the top five madagascar 3, the movie abraham lincoln, prometheus was number four and snow white wrapped it up. new york elementary school choir that became famous with their cover version of pop songs posted on youtube has done it again. this time they sang adele.

listen to this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's one and only by adele it has been a little over a decade that the chorus teacher has been inspiring students. now they are the focus of a new documentary. >> a lot of these kids feel like they are not really succeeding in other areas. then they go to this place where they can totally be them says. ♪ ♪ -- >> people can't get enough. ps 22 chorus received more than 46 million views on youtube. talk about glee. >> i can see it now all parent s want to transfer their kids to that school.

>> if you can sing. >> you go then develop the perfect pitch. >> let's hope so. unless you are like me then you go there -- >> don't believe him he's fine. next, it is a big week for the nation's highest court. supreme court justices are expected to make a historic ruling on president obama's health care overhaul. a bear cub -- that's not. >> imagine it. >> imagine the bear cub in the supreme court -- no. how this bear cub got into a garage in lake tahoe and who came to the animal's rescue. >> it is doing gymnastics. >> it is.