good morning. 6 a.m.. big news coming up.

i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. right now a quick check on your weather. sun is up there is the spike of radiation showing up on doppler. clouds out there, no drizzle this morning. that could be different tomorrow morning. 50 in santa rosa now to 56 in san jose most of us in the 53 to 55° range increasing clouds along the coast and bay retreat back to the coast and disappear this afternoon there also mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, throw upper 70s around the bay shore, low to mid 80s inland. hope you enjoy the day. quite a few accidents this morning, new one just came in for san mateo, north 101 to 92 we'll get details, chp en route sounds like a bad accident in the tracy area head-on crash altamont pass road at grant line north of 580, 580 typical clothing westbound into the altamont pass and livermore bay bridge

toll minor back-up for the cash-paying lanes. developing news in san francisco. police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a young man in a neighborhood with a violent history near city college. terry mcsweeney is live at the police station. >> reporter: investigators went to ingleside to investigate this homicide not far from city college it happened shortly after midnight. take a look at pictures we have from the scene this is the same street where five bodies were found inside a home in march, you might remember that suspect in that case arrested that was a robbery gone bad. in this case, investigators don't have a lot to go on, just saying that someone called in 12:20 saying they heard gunshots, three shots, a pause and then five more. police arrived on the scene they find a man on the sidewalk attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. they do not have an id on the man they are releasing. he is a man in his 20s found

near niagara. the investigation in its preliminary stages, he they don't have anything along the lines of a motive and no suspects. again, one man found dead in the ingleside district of san francisco, two blocks away from where those five people were found dead inside the same house in march during a robbery that went wrong. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. :03. new this morning, antioch family homeless after a fire destroyed their home. fire officials say the blaze started in the garage of the house on blue jay drive late yesterday night it quickly spread to the attic. everybody inside, including four children, managed to get out unharmed. firefighters think the blaze was caused by the parked car in the garage. the owner of the home said she was having problems with the car when she bought it two weeks ago. sheriff ross mirkarimi

preparing to testify this evening before the ethics commission considering charges of official misconduct against him that could lead to him being removed from his job. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge admitting he bruised his wife's article. now tells the i-team he's ready to testify tonight. >> i am very much looking forward to this because i haven't had an opportunity in this kind of forum n this medium and taking the stage where i'm able to explain from the beginning and to where they want me to go, all the details that i think the world needs to hear. >> mirkarimi told us his lawyers will be raising new questions about his next door neighbor ivory madison, who called police and reported the incident. stay with abc7 news for complete coverage of the hearing. we'll be there as he testifies and faces questions from the commission. you can follow the latest on abc7news.com. the district attorney has call what may be its final

witness in the high profile priest beating case in san jose. will lynch is accused of beating father jerry lindner in 2010. lynch is expected to testify tomorrow. he claims he and his brother were raped by the former priest when they were children. there was a dramatic break in testimony yesterday when the judge abruptly cleared everyone from the courtroom except for the jury and the attorneys when the judge went back on the record he admonished spectators to say an -- to stay away from jurors. later this morning, two men who took part in a deadly jewelry store robbery in san ramon are expected to appear in court to enter their pleas. they are charged with murder for their involvement in the may 30th, robbery. their co-conspirator, was shot and killed by an employee at the gold in treasures jewelry store in self-defense. the surviving robbers are being charged under the provocative act doctrine where

defendants can be convicted for actions that provoke a killing even if they didn't do the killing themselves. residents in one peninsula city warned about mountain lions after a sighting near a popular park. police believe yesterday's report after adult mountain lion walking with her cub near stulsaft park is credible the park is popular with children. police say mountain lion sightings in the neighborhood are not rare, still urging residents to stay cautious while outdoors. county and state fire officials will be conducting a controlled burn in the south bay between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. today the will take place eight miles east of san jose off mount hamilton road. smoke could be ability in the sand jose area and south santa clara valley the will help protect the area from large fires control noxious weeds and enhance wildlife protection. 6:06. see the sunrising there in the east what a pretty picture

with the clouds, a sun sandwich let's say. >> yummy! let's see what the clouds will do to the temperatures. it will lower those temperatures a little still pleasant day to be out. good morning. here's live doppler, there's that radar spike once again in case you missed it. showing the sun is up right now dealing with a little wind, a little more than we had yesterday, just slight, eight miles per hour sfo, even just the slightest onshore wind will help drop our temperatures a little today baby make it a little more comfortable say if -- maybe maybe it a little more comfortable. here's mid 50s through 7:00, by noon in the -- near 70° range bay upper 70s inland low 60s at the coast then by 7:00, still warm near 80 inland mid

70s around the bay mid 60s at the coast will cool quickly clouds returning to the coast by 7:00. 59 at the coast. not so good news, high grass, moderate or high mold high ragweed very high grass allergies are going to be a problem today cooler in the three day forecast, no rain in sight. another new accident this time in the dublin interchange area southbound 680 near 580. we'll keep you posted on that head-on collision in the tracy area altamont pass road at grant line road look out for lane closures. 580 alternate, westbound traffic slow 21 miles an hour. >> san mateo bridge looks good, chp is on route to an accident reported northbound 101 to eastbound 92 traffic looking good westbound, eastbound into

hayward no problems in marin county nice drive across the golden gate into san francisco quiet in the south bay. :09. next, google unveils its own tablet. will it be able to compete with the ipad? many families like to eat out a lot that can get expensive, right? michael finney has tips on saving money while dining out. 1ñ

google is in the fast and furious tablet mar morning with a homegrown product at a tech conference yesterday, google unveiled its made in the silicon valley nexus 7. seven inch screen starting price of $199 chief rival the kindle fire. apple ipad is larger and more expensive. nexus 7 operates on google's new jelly bean android operating system and will ship in july. americans spend 1.7 billion dollars in restaurants everyday. michael finney is here with tips on how to save money. >> reporter: good morning. dining out doesn't have to break the bank. consumer reports shows some of the best restaurant deals. one of the first things you can do is visit the restaurant's website.

chilly's has a $20 steak dinner -- chili's has a $20 steak dinner for two. >> you can join an e-club to learn about more deals. >> reporter: by joining california pizza kitchen's e-club you get $5 towards your next visit. consumer report said you do need to choose where you eat carefully, survey of almost 48,000 subscribers gave popular changes low marks for val will you, among them hard rock cafe, buffalo while wings grill and bar, joe's crab shack and hooters. another surefire way to save is eat out when others don't. there's more out there than an early bird special. >> reporter: at apple bees -- late night half price appetizer red lobster mondays and tuesday. >> if it is your birthday eat at a restaurant that offers

free desert. -- free dessert. >> reporter: an lodge with value, consumer report subscribers rated food, service, atmosphere among the lowest rated were friendly's and waffle house low marks for at more fear and any less. -- for atmosphere and cleanliness. >> there's no friendly's and waffle house around here. >> don't tell folks in the south that waffle house got low marks for anything because it is always crowded. >> it doesn't matter realism >> hungry for a little sun? we see clouds here as we look north towards mount tamalpais from sutro, nice river rapids, if you will of marine layer clouds rolling in they won't last long they will pull back to the by 10, 11:00 and will fade by 1, 2:00

in the afternoon, slight change in air mass as high pressure is getting cut, slightly cooler today. good news, doppler showing how dry it is and how marine layer clouds are not dropping drizzle which could be the case tomorrow morning along the coast. 61 antioch everybody else in the 50s, monterey bay less cloud cover cooler watsonville and gilroy 48 everybody else in the low to mid 50s mostly sunny afternoon, close to average mainly cloudy tonight, clouds will make a deeper push into the bay and inland areas and bring drizzle. slightly cooler into the weekend because of this sea breeze that is starting out today. as far as our 24 hour tell change or compared to average one degree cooler in oakland and san francisco, livermore and napa, two degrees cooler

than average. sunrise 5:51 will set at 8:36. south bay temperatures upper 70s near the bay water to low 80s deeper into the santa clara valley millbrae 72 mid to upper 70s peninsula low to mid 60s coast mid to upper 60s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito upper 70s to low 80s inland beaches about low to mid 60s with afternoon sunshine berkeley 69 low to mid 70s the rest of the east bay shore low to mid 80s into the east bay valleys morgan hill, gilroy and hollister mid to upper 70s most of the monterey bay, monterey 67. giants entertaining the first placed reds, clouds return during the game, 64 at 7:15 dropping to 58. negligible but may notice saturday the temperatures dropped four to six degrees then start to reverse that sunday, monday, into the holiday next week looks like

summer-type warmth in the afternoons. chp just arrived at this head-on crash reported altamont pass at grant line road injuries as well you want to avoid that stretch lanes will probably be blocked westbound 580 slow at 22 miles per hour into livermore. north 101 san mateo at 92, earlier problem clearing to the shoulder, 60 miles an hour, no problem. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on just a few minutes ago, traffic starting to back up for the fastrak lanes be on the -- beyond the end of the parking lot still a good drive into san francisco. south bay these cars are moving northbound on 280 and that's 17 right across your screen and this is also fine through the san jose area, no accidents reported. north bay nice and quiet who are headlights moving southbound through san rafael down to the golden gate

bridge. 6:18. >> next, shedding the pounds. how southern cooking diva paula deen has learned to trim the fat and lose weight in the process.

good thursday morning.

6:22. live look on the embarcadero some of the financial district buildings as well gorgeous morning a few clouds mike says expect temperatures to be a little cooler today maybe the winds will kick up a little in the afternoon. all in all, pleasant. he will have temperatures in your neighborhood coming up. giants completed three game sweep of the dodgers at at&t park yesterday the time score 3-0. lincecum go the win his first since april 28th, a's win on the road in seattle beating mariners 2-1, two homers one bay cocoa crisp. major shake-up in morning television this morning the co-host of nbc's today show ann curry has just announced she leaving her post ending weeks of rumors and backstage negotiations for her exit. she took over the role last year when meredith very era stepped didn't. since then -- meredith viera

stepped down. since then ratings have dropped. curry will focus more on reporting stories around the world. tv host paula deen may need a new title after she reveals her new slim figure on "good morning america" later. dean has dropped 30 pounds in the past few months her dramatic weight loss comes after her type 2 diabetes diana diagnose was made public and she -- she has halfed self shows on the food network. at 7 a.m. she will talk about how she lost that much weight also at 7:00, the supreme court ruling on obamacare as some people call it may you conflict with that later on. abc7 news will have a special report when the supreme court rule something handed down. right now 6:24. still ahead, suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will finally today address misconduct allegations in front of the

ethics commission. a police warning for teenaged girls in walnut creek following a frightening confrontation. >> reporter: mandatory health insurance for every american. in minutes the u.s. supreme court could decide in if that is legal or not, potentially undoing president obama's affordable care act. high temperatures across the bay, 80s still inland, 70s around the bay, 60s along the coast into san francisco, sun everywhere by the afternoon. deadly heat possible today in chicago and st. louis when you factor in the humidity, phoenix 111 low to mid 70s seattle and portland mid 90s along the east coast some of that 100° weather is headed there the next couple of days. all major airports in the lower 48 and here running on time. metering lights on at the bay bridge toll back up just

beyond the end of the parking lot. stay with us.

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6:29. what a way to wake up to this gorgeous picture high above looking down at the bay area and some of the clouds very low, but few. all in all, it is going to be a gorgeous sunny day giving you reason to get out of bed this morning. >> let's check in with mike. i guess in some spots slightly lower temperatures. >> exactly. just a sea breeze returning minimal as you can see by the cloud cover, a little more extensive than yesterday. good news is not dropping drizzle now live doppler dry, tomorrow morning when it gets thicker, we could have a little for the morning commute. enjoy temperatures in the low to mid 50s now, 55 san francisco, 56 walnut creek and san jose vallejo 55. by the afternoon, 80s inland temperatures two to four degrees cooler than they were yesterday, 70s around the bay shore mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco. sounds like somebody is using our new alarm clock app.

we'll talk to kristen about that in a minute. here's frances with your traffic. >> you can hear mike's voice every morning on this special app! we'll head back to tracy, we have traffic spotters heading through this head-on crash now on altamont pass road at grant line road i would avoid that stretch. of course, westbound 580 is not a great alternate that is slow for you as well, 23 miles per hour as you head towards livermore. it is a nice ride across the san mateo bridge in morning no trouble westbound on the right. bay bridge toll, back-up hasn't grown much just right towards the end of the parking lot, still looks good golden gate. 6:31 half hour away from finding out the fate of president obama's affordable care act, also known to some as obamacare. the u.s. supreme court is poised to release its ruling on whether the measure is constitutional in all or par. katie marzullo is in the breaking news center.

>> reporter: like you said, just about 30 minutes, the face of health care in america could change dramatic -- until the supreme court announces ruling it is speculation. several scenarios the high court could strike down the entire law plenty would applaud that as i new poll finds only a third of americans have a favorable opinion of the law. two, the justices could uphold the in thing, 50 million uninsureed american would be the winners covered starting in 2014, but high health care costs would still be an issue. or three, the court could strike down parts of the law like the require that every american have health insurance. dean john -- dean johnson thinks that is the way it going to go. >> what is likely to happen is the most controversial provision of obamacare the individual mandate is going to be struck down. the less clear question is whether if the individual mandate goes, does the entire

legislation go? i think probably it will. >> reporter: because he says, the mandate is so intertwined with the rest of the bill and the mandate is the funding mechanism the affordable care act is president obama's defining achievement. speaker boehner says if the court doesn't strike down the entire bill house republicans will move to repeal what is left of it. stay with abc news this morning, special report immediately following this morning's ruling which we expect in half an hour. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi finally gets his chance today to explain why he should keep his job when he tests before the ethics commission. mirkarimi spoke with the i-team. amy hollyfield is live at city hall. >> reporter: good morning. mirkarimi says he hasn't had opportunity in this kind of forum to tell his story from the beginning. he does tell the i-team

exclusively, that he's ready to go. mirkarimi did publicly admit that he did bruise his wife's arm during an argument on new year's eve. he did plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge in the domestic violence case. but, he says, he should be able to keep his job. the ethics commission will make a recommendation on whether he should remain sheriff. i-team asked him in an exclusive interview what he would do if he lost his job? >> well, i'll get back to you on what plan b or plan c is. but i was elected by the people of san francisco. i'm determined to fulfill what i was elected to do. >> reporter: his wife eliana lopez issued a written statement to the commission earlier this week defending her husband. she is in venezuela visiting family. she also lashes out at ivory madison the next door neighbor who called police about

possible violence between mirkarimi and his wife. lopez said she told madison not to involve police. madison's attorney tells us she has no comment. mirkarimi is expected to testify today. tomorrow mayor ed lee is scheduled to testify. he is the one who suspended the sheriff and accused him of official misconduct. he does not want him to stay as the city's sheriff. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. stay with abc7 news for complete coverage of the mirkarimi hearing we'll be there as he tests and faces questions. you can follow the latest developments on abc7news.com. walnut creek police looking for a man who exposed himself to a teenaged girl and may have intended to do more. police are hoping this sketch will help them track the man who flashed a 14-year-old girl on june 18th, along the iron horse trail popular area.

it is located near the walnut creek intermediate school the girl was walking on the trail when the man began talking to her. >> he offered her cigarettes and drugs, she could scared turned around started to head back home he followed her to her apartment. that's when the man closed himself the girl ran inside to get away. the suspect is described as about 40-years-old, heavyset with a spanish act isn't wearing an original safety vest like those worn by construction workers. oakland raider darius bay scheduled in court today to face drunk driving charges he pleaded not guilty through his attorney at a hearing last month. heyward-bey was stopped on the lower deck of the bay bridge april 7th, 2 a.m., highway patrol says he was speeding and weaving in his lane and was arrested after failing a sobriety test. oakland school board voted last night to spare the special education program from

cuts the board restored 1.7 million dollars in cuts to the program budget it will allow the department to maintain current staffing levels the board also voted to place a 475 million dollar bond measure on the november ballot, if 55% of voters approve, the money will be used to replace aging facilities and upgrade technology at schools. power outage in millbrae right now. this is effecting 1297 customers a lot of people, pg&e crews on the way. frances has more details. right now i know we want to check in with mike. how does the weather look? >> a little different behind you guys this morning than i was yesterday morning a few more clouds past the golden gate bridge towards the east bay sea breeze going to bring down temperatures. doppler, you saw nothing going on as far as wet weather, no delays at sfo, san jose nor

oakland, visibilities around unlimited, except for vertically when you look up horizontally, we are doing good. most of us in the 50s, patchy clouds around the bay shore mostly cloudy at the coast clouds back to the coast by noon 60s there a few 70s around the bay shore definitely upper 70s inland. by 4:00, total sunshine along the coast, temperatures in the mid 60s for half moon bay, san francisco, upper 60s, oakland, san rafael everybody else in the 70s, by 7:00, the sea breeze returns early tonight, and that means mid upper 50s coast, may need a light jacket after 7:00 temperatures everywhere will fall into the 60s. high amount of tree, mold, ragweed and very high grass. the hold also came up today. slight -- the mold also came up today. slight cooling trend over the

next couple of days. back to millbrae, kristen was telling us about the power outage this due to downed power lines on el camino real, lanes could be blocked and with the power outage affecting customers around 1300 customers until 8:45 this morning we'll have a lot of streetlight out so extra traffic and you need to treat those as a four-way stop heading through the area. busy thoroughfare el camino real. 101 looking good. also with the waze traffic app we had traffic spotters drive-by this head on coll they reported as a major accident. -- look out for lanes to be blocked. westbound 580 through the altamont pass still slow at around 29 miles an hour. we'll check the bay bridge again, toll plaza still end of the parking lot, that's about it.

westbound 80 a little crowded near gilman and university, still flowing well to the maze. 6:40. trading underway on wall street. we'll have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. the dow is down triple digits, 105. governor brown beats midnight deadline and signs new state budget. a lot hinges on was in november. looking into outer space. an stross -- how astronomers plan to map the un

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back. 6:44 on this thursday a lot of sunshine an hour later than we had it yesterday 80s inland 70s around the bay 60s in the coast into san francisco good news live doppler 7 hd over the last three hours showing dry conditions across california. let's look at high temperatures low 90s around sacramento, chico, 93 yosemite, 97 fresno. palm springs 110. l.a. 82. 71 san diego. sierra sunshine, high clouds, 74 in tahoe. we know that the supreme court decision on

president obama's healthcare will be coming down very soon just after 7:00. right now let's see what is coming up on "good morning america". a firefight out west soaring temperatures and gusting winds fueling this ferocious fire our team son the frontlines. >> missing million mayor police try to find young father of four his wife and mother battling over his fortune. inside the mysterious case, next on gma. good morning. eric holder could become the first sitting attorney general ever to be held in contempt of congress. the house plans to vote today on a contempt resolution after holder refused to turnover certain documents related to the botched gun tracking operation known as fast and furious. the resolution would allow the house to got to court to force holder to turn those documents over. president obama has invoked executive privilege saying they've turned over several

thousand documents. the state has a new budget this morning, signed by governor brown last night before midnight deadline. democrats passed 21 bills on a majority vote satisfying the governor's demand for deeper cuts to close hey 15 billion dollar deficit. the budget -- includes welfare and social service cuts also relies on voters approving the proposed tax hikes on the november ballot. that initiative would raise sales tax and boost income taxes on people who make more than a quarter million dollars a year. coming up next week, how much do you think you will spend in 4th of july? >> i was thinking $100. ellen joins us live from the new york stock exchange. where do i stand. >> $100 you going do a fast food restaurant? i think kristen you in the ballpark. good morning. before we get there, problems at jpmorgan chase could be

bigger than previously thought. the internal estimates indicate the bank may lose nine billion dollars in what is proven to be a risky trade gone bad. bank's previous estimate said two billion dollars and could grow shares of the bank under pressure. report showing weekly jobless claims rising not helping, stocks lower across the board today. bloomberg index is lower as well. yes, you cannot not talk about the 4th of july without mentioning money and fireworks, flags and food 212 million pounds worth of fireworks last year census bureau says manufacturers sold more than 300 million dollars in 2009. the average adults having a cookout on the 4th of july spent more than $61 last year if you are wondering the most when you look at different

components, charcoal and hamburger meat. live at the new york stock exchange, bloomberg news. you big spender. >> i know. because i get the sparklers. those are legal, right? >> we didn't hear a thing. >> i think about getting the sparklers i get the kids hats. >> sparkling forecast that's what she was thinking about. >> we kind of have that. >> clouds making a late push a sign it is going to be a little cooler today very insignificant in most areas you may notice cooling trend starts today by the time it deepens into saturday, they will quickly rebound warm summer weather for the holiday next week. looking northbound this morning, actually off to -- yeah, there you go from vollmer peak off to the northwest as you can season coming up. live doppler rather quiet outside showing how clear of a

morning it is and how you don't have to worry about drizzle which may not be the case tomorrow morning. 48 in santa rosa, 61 antioch, in the middle there you see san jose 56, oakland 57 concord san francisco 55 upper 40s gilroy and watsonville, low to mid 50s for santa cruz, monterey and salinas. mostly cloudy tonight, coastal drizzle, slightly cooler highs into the weekend. san francisco 67 again, minimal around oakland and san jose two degrees cooler. santa rosa five degrees cooler than yesterday. we lose 20 seconds of sunlight today. watch out if you are spending time out in the sun this afternoon. 69 berkeley low to mid 70s east bay shore. mid to upper 70s on the peninsula, millbrae 72, low to mid 60s along the coast to mid

and upper 60s downtown south san francisco and sausalito upper 70s to near 80 north bay valleys, mid to upper 60s monterey and carmel mid to upper 70s for the rest of the monterey bay low to mid 80s inland. giants shutting out dodgers first place reds in town 7:15 first pitch 64 clouds return temperatures drop to 58 heading over to pleasanton alameda county fair, rick springfield is there today, what song comes to mind? >> jesse's girl! >> i knew she was gonna sing it, i just knew it. [ laughing ] >> we've worked together how long now, six years. awesome, good job kristen. seven day forecast, we have temperatures a couple degrees cooler tomorrow and again saturday you can see the rebound of those temperatures back into where we should be levels for monday through wednesday the beginning of july. have a great day.

are you going to sing? >> jesse girl -- [ laughing ] >> i can't sing. i am actually sinning up for singing lessons maybe after that i just wanted to take you back to millbrae we've been talking downed power lines on el camino real at ludeman lane southbound blocked from millwood drive. if you can, hop over to broadway as an alternate, one northbound lane maybe blocked. with this streetlight out you have to treat that as a four-way stop when you come up to those. 01 and 280 still fine. -- altamont pass area still a head-on collision altamont pass road at grant line road out floor a while westbound 580 slow into livermore. san mateo bridge still looks good, there was some problems reported across the golden gate bridge southbound

some debris traffic flowing well into san francisco. >> that was great frances, you shouldn't be self-conscious. we are excited to announce that abc7 news has launched the only local alarm clock app where you can wake to the latest news, weather and traffic on your iphone or -- our free app is designed to wake you up with customized alarm tones with our weather team, including mike nicco. [ beeping ] >> for more and more people alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone. now, abc7 news can get you out of bed and on your wait a minute >> good morning sunshine. you know what they say about an early bird! >> there is no need to search for the news that happened while with you were sleeping. with the alarm clock app local news, weather and traffic all are in one place customize the app to start your day with a special wake-up call from the weather team.

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>> get your alarm clock app for free at appear app store. reminder, united to -- need the app open and active on your phone for the alarm to work. >> somebody by that -- somebody buy that man a cup of joe. later a foundation cop ed of former astronauts and -- comprised of former astronauts and nasa employees will team up with the academy of sciences in san francisco to build the device to help astronomers create the first ever map of the solar system and follow paths of asteroids the foundation is led by a former astronaut who briefly lived at the international space station. here are five things to know before you go: number one, a few minutes from now the u.s. supreme court is expected to announce the decision it has made three months ago on the fate of the new health care law. you are looking at a live picture outside the court,

everyone is waiting. abc news will have a special report when it happens. that decision could affect millions of americans without health care coverage. the insurance industry. and the november elections. number two, suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is getting ready to testify this evening before the ethics commission that is considering charges of official misconduct against him. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge admitting he bruised his wife's arm. >> number three, antioch family homeless after a fire destroyed their home. fire officials say the blaze started in the garage of the home late last night. fires believe the fire was caused by the parked car in the garage. >> number four, redwood city police warning residents near the stulsaft park to be careful after a mountain lion sighting yesterday they are not rare in the neighborhood urging residents to be cautious. number five, giants on top of the nl west this morning, yay, after a three game sweep

of the dodgers yesterday it is the first time this season we've been leading the division, tied out tonight they host the reds for a four game series. final check of your forecast. see the way he blocked the play not having shin guards. that was nice. good morning. live doppler 7-hd dry outside no flight delays into any of our airports mid to upper 50s now. more clouds through the 7:00 hour, back to the coast by noon. by being 4, all of us sunny 63 along the coast. >> final check, bay bridge toll hasn't been that badly backed up just to the end of the parking lot metering lights still on a lot of the usual delays the one spot that is going to be extra slow this morning might catch you by surprise is in millbrae, there's downed power lines on el camino real millwood drive closed now or el camino closed

between millwood and ludeman lane look fourth that traveling throughout area, -- look out for that. traveling through the area, we have traffic spotters you have to be -- to treat those at four-way stops. supreme court's decision on health care should be coming down in a few minutes you want to stay tuned. abc news will have a special report when it happens. also get the latest on twitter at