>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, it is friday. thanks for joining us. >> enjoy the weather while you can this morning. later, it will be really hot. >> if you have outdoor activists, get it finished early this morning when it is still relatively cool and cloudy. you can see the clouds but no areas of organization.

86 in the north bay valley to 99 inland today, and 70 in san francisco and 85 headed south bay. it will be cloudy at times and a lot of sunshine at the coast and mid-to-upper 60's. now, a check of the commute. leyla gulen? >> we are starting off with a sig-alert, all because of a tree that fell in the roadway, southbound 680 at parish road, we have one lane blocked and it hit a big rig, and so we have the southbound ramp to 680 shut down. we are at top speeds but it will take a while to clear at 40' long, so, we will go outside and take a look at drive in san jose as you come away from 17, to see a few cars out there making the drive away from 17, and it is top speeds out there and accident-free. >> president obama is preparing to deliver a key speech from the heart of silicon valley this morning. he will refer specifically to what california will pay for health care under his signature law. abc7 news reporter is at the

fairmont where the president is waking up. >> less than four hours away until the president gives the speech at the fairmont hotel. this will be, of course be his first public comments after the two private fundraisers that took place last night. shear video of the motorcade coming to the fairmont hotel. this morning the president will talk about the affordable health care act and what it will mean for efforts and talk about efforts to implement the law in california and those that do not have access of insurance highlighting efforts to enroll latinos. people are glad he is using the time to focus on policy and not just fundraising. >> that is good. really good. so it doesn't seem like he is here just to raise money to let everyone else know he is here on other business, as well. >> he needs to get out and raise

money for his programs not just financially but for what he believe ms. and what he wants to bring to california. >> the affordable health care act will require most mens to have health insurance by january 1, or pay a fine. subsidies available in california being one of 17 states to set up an insurance exchange. there are mixed result. california says the costs are less than predicted and other states are saying insurance rates will skyrocket. when the president's speech is over he will head to southern california where he is scheduled to have a meeting with the president of china. >> thank you, matt, and after leaving san jose this morning, president obama will head for the fundraiser in santa monica and spend the rest of the weekend in palm springs meeting with the new chinese president and governor brown will be there to welcome the president at the palm springs airport when he arrived. tomorrow, the governor is scheduled to meet with the

president xi at ary sort in indian wells, the latest business exchange between the governor and the chinese officials in the past year and a half. in april, governor brown visited shanghai and beijing and met with several chinese leaders. last year, in february, the governor held meetings with xi when he existed california as, then, vice president of china. xi wrapped up a visit to mexico. >> developing news this morning for people would shop at nob hill foods advising customs to check their credit and debit card statements for unusual charges after a massive cyber attack on the computers. amy? >> the customers listen up, your personal information could be out there in the wrong hands. railey's said they have been hit by a huge cyber attack and cannot confirm that unauthorized access has been made but, still, they are investigating this.

they are encouraging customers to check their bank and credit card statements for unauthorized trances -- transactions. we know we are the target but we do not know if it was successful. be aware. >> i always check my statement because i am paranoid. >> they have contacted the f.b.i. but it is hope that no customers have been impacted. so far, the investigation has not turned up any victims. they do have customer service representatives ready to go to answer questions and they advise customers if you see anything suspicious report it immediate immediately. >> a san francisco muni bus driver is credited with quick thinking and saving a life after someone opened fire on the vehicle. the bus driver realized immediately a passenger was injured and drove right away to san francisco general hospital. the bus had two bullet holes in the rear left window. officers on the gang task force

say three men fired into the bus after 2:00 p.m. in portrero hill neighborhood. the 22-year-old victim was either hit by flying glass or grazed by bullets but will be okay. >> activist whose took over a farm site in san francisco are being hold to leave or face aarrest. the land is located in a stretch of a block to oakland street. the activists have been roasting plans to build apartments. the city was supporting the temporary use of the hand by the farm since 2010 but they left last month when the city moved forward with plans to develop the site. >> today is the first friday the month and that means oakland will hold their monthly street festival. the tradition may end soon if volunteers do not come up with the necessary funds. thousands of people come to the popular festival that takes up five blocks along telegraph avenue but the city will stop subsidizing the festival after pumping half a president into first fridays.

it costs about $20,000 a month which includes money for security, street closings and permit fees. the oakland tribune reports the organizers have been reluctant to charge vendors and businesses that benefit from the event have not rallied to pitch in. >> this could be a chart cut back in the number of races in the challenger series leading up to the america's cup. according to the "san francisco chronicle", the artemis team may not be ready to sell the new 72' catamaran in time for the challenger series which will begin july 7. the 72' catamaran capsized last month killing a crew member. on tuesday, artemis returns for the first time since the accident practicing in its 45' catamaran. >> if you can get out on the bay today or tomorrow, wouldn't that be a nice way to beat the heat if. >> a great way. mike? >> it is cooler at the water but there is a small craft advisory for both the san francisco and

into the delta communities with the wents getting gusty the. >> check out the temperatures, in the mid-to-upper 50's and half moon bay at 50 and santa rosa at 52 and san francisco is 53 and oakland is 56 and san jose is 54 along with concord. we will look at what will happen today, the next 12 hours, not as cloudy in all areas starting out gray, though, for most us, and inland valleys are not to cloudy. look how quickly we jump to the mid-80's inland and mid-50's at the coast by 4:00 we are in the mid-90's inland and 80 away the bay and 65 at the coast and warm to mild at 7:00 and 86 inland and 70 around the bay but you need a coat at the coast and 58. today's extreme the high at half moon bay is 62 which is the low if livermore. the high today in live more? it is 97 degrees! what a summer spread, 35 degrees from the coast inland. hot tomorrow but a drop in temperatures on sunday and still

warm inland but cooler-than-average temperatures by monday. leyla gulen? >> mostly construction. you have one sig-alert. we have this roth that will were what up at 6:00 this morning, southbound 101 between 380 downtown to sfo we have two lanes blocked and that will last until 6:00 a.m., and we have a sig-alert blocking one lane in the southbound direction on 680 at parish and the drive time traffic headed out of tracy to dublin is under half an hour, 101 coming down from san francisco to sfo despite the construction we are still at 12 minutes and 85, coming up northbound from highway 101 to cupertino is 17 minutes. at maze, that is the 80 westbound and you can see the traffic is starting to fund knell into the bay bridge and everything is moving nicely. you are in good shape. eastbound and not too bad. >> leyla gulen thank you,

wal-mart is on the defensive this morning about the wages it pays the workers. a trio of bang -- bank robbers hit again. >> prince philip is in the hospital and could be facing

>> covering santa clara, and san francisco and the east bay, and a look at the embarcadero, and across the bay, just a few clouds. not very much this morning. we will give way to a warm, warm day with a real hot day ahead tomorrow. our meteorologist, mike nicco, has a lot more on the heat wave coming up. >> san francisco police believe that three bay area bank robbers wanted by the f.b.i. have struck again. the f.b.i. is offering a reward for the arrests and they hope someone will recognize the men in these photos and give them a call. authorities believe the same masked men are responsible for a bank robbery in san francisco's park side neighborhood yesterday saying another bank was held up by three men armed with guns with masks and hoodies, the fourth bay robbery in the area since april. >> this morning, city leaders in philadelphia are trying to figure out why complaints of demolition work at the site where a four story building clapped were not followed up on weeks before the disaster.

the building toppled on an adjacent store killing six people and injuring 14 others. city officials say a routine inspection found no violations at the property before demolition began. a lawsuit filed already yesterday seeks financial damages on behalf of a woman who was buried in rubble but survived. >> the condition of a dying ten-year-old pennsylvania girl in need of a lung transplant is worsening. safer sear is -- sarah murnaghas in a philadelphia hospital and the judge has an unusual order of playing her on the adult waiting list which is usually reserve for patients over the age of 12. younger children are on a separate list. the adult list has more donors. the family of a second child in need of a transplant has file suit to get their son on the adult waiting list and the 11 year old also has cystic fibrosis and is in the same hospital as sarah murnaghan. >> queen elizabeth's husband is

in a hospital undergoing explore story surgery. doctors will look into what is causing his stomach pains. the pal has says the operation was premapped. -- was pre-planned. he attend add service to mark the 60th anniversary of the core rowmation and was hospitalized last summer after recurrence of a bladder infection. he turned 92 on monday. >> it is national doughnut day and now the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, jazz music and earth tones as doughnut chain tries to get people hang out longer and spend more and today is national doughnut day originally established to honor women who serve doughnuts to soldiers in world war i. and general motors offering free maintenance for to years after purchase eyeing hundreds of

millions to make through customer reten. wal-mart workers will protest in arkansas pushing for higher wages. a report says their low wages hurt the economy by forcing some workers on to public assistance. wal-mart calls the report flawed and motivated by politics. investors eyeing the big may jobs report from the labor department trying to figure how the numbers impact the stimulus that has been boosting the economy. stocks closed higher as investors bet the party would continue. that is from the new york stock exchange and the bloomberg business report. >> new this morning, the airlines are cashing in on the extra fees they charge to the tune of $27 billion last year. a report says that is double the amount the airlines earned on fees in 2009, and the money comes from charges on baggage, priority boarding, upgraded seating and other programs. the biggest winner? united, which collected more

than $5.3 billion in extra fees and programs. >> napster is protesting reports he damned the environment at his wedding and was fined $2.5 million. it is claimed he ruined the land for a dance floor and build bridges and artificial lakes without the proper permits. he says the restructuring of the redwood city forest was an act of love and claims conservation is a huge part of his life and does admit to spending $4.5 million to prepare the site. >> on this "spare the air" friday and the heat is headed our way. >> going to be pain. a lot of money to stay comfortable. the back half of the week, we will make you happy with cooler weather. now, everyone, good morning, to you as we come up on 5:18. live doppler 7 hd on the east coast if you are wondering what

was happening to andrea, there you go, moving just to the north of savannah, headed to hilton head and right now it is raining all the way from savannah toward maine as the system is coming in from alaska, the two systems may join and bring heavy rain to the mid-atlantic and northeast over the next 24 to 48 hours and the best chance tornadoes right now is outer banks of north carolina and points inward as you head toward raleigh. back at home, 2.5 miles visibility in santa rosa and three in half moon bay and everyone else is unlimited. we have clouds that are hanging lower than yesterday, but we can barely see the top of the bay bridge as we look from our roof camera but it is going to be hot today and tomorrow and we do have the possibility of poor air quality both days, dramatic drop in temperatures, mound and monday. we will focus in on today and what will happen this afternoon, we are going to jump in the low

90's around los gatos and morgan hill and around the rest of the santa clara valley in the mid-to-upper 80's and cupertino at 87. we will be 83 in redwood and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast today. daly city is 65. near 70 downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. north bay beaches in the mid-60's and inland at 20 to 25 degrees warmer with mid-80's to low 90's. along the east bay shore 78 in oakland, 84 in castro valley and fremont, and inland, this is where the warmest temperatures are and the most dangerous temperatures the next couple of days, mid-90's to near 100 degrees. tonight, good news, we will pull back, though, into the 50's and 60's in many areas and partly cloudy around the bay to mostly cloudy at the coat. you want the dramatic drop in temperatures? here is the seven-day forecast: sunday we drop about four degrees at the coast, to about

16 degrees inland and we drop another two degrees at the coast to eight degrees monday and it looks like that is the cool of the day in the forecast. have a great day. leyla gulen? >>guest: good morning,en, at 5:20 we will take a drive at san mateo on 280, you see a construction project starting at skyline boulevard with the transition from eastbound 92 to northbound 280 it will be closed until 7:00 a.m. this morning. the drive time track from antioch to concord, the volume is building but still under 20 minutes in the westbound direction. 101 southbound from petaluma to 580 that is 20 minutes and 280 southbound to san jose, that is 19 minutes. as we make it over to san rafael, into central san rafael, 101, the tail lights are moving nicely with no accidents to report and construction has

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>> whether you are just joining us or headed outdoor seven things to know. one, president obama wraps up the two day trip to the bay area delivering an address on the affordable health care plan at the fairmont hotel in san jose following two fundraisers. abc7 news reporter will have a report at 5:30. not leaders the open debate on white house-backed legislation that creates a chance at citizenship for those in the country unlawfully. the measure is drafted by bipartisan group of eight senators and approved last month by the judiciary committee. >> three, if you shop locally check your bank statement, a northern california company is warning customers after being

hit by a cyber attack. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have more on that story at the top of the hour. >> south bay doughnut shop is testing the foie gras ban giving away 100 dough not balls filled with foie gras on national doughnut day. california banned the sale of the delicacy a year ago after the abc7 news i-team exposed how ducks are force-feed and geese, too, to fatten their liver. >> lay low officials are investigating a spike in water pressure that caused three simultaneous water main breaks yesterday afternoon. many lost water service if several hours. >> six, the heat is on, hard to believe when you look at the picket of the low clouds hanging around and i will show you where it could approach triple digit and where the poor air quality is today and tomorrow. >> seven, a sig-alert on 680, i will give you the details on how to get around that and a brushfire is reported this petaluma, more on that coming

up. >> gamblers who prefer laptops to blackjack tables could get a boost from washington, peter king introduced legislation that would fully regulate online gambling. right now, it is in a gray zone after the feds cracked down on online pocker in 201 while the justice department made it legal if the states allowed it. right now i is permitted only in nevada, new jersey, and delaware. >> justin bieber has signed up for a flight on the space plane that richard branson wants to use to send people to the edge of outer space that goes up 68 miles and passengers can experience zero gravity, and he tweeted he wants to shoot a music video during the flight and branson wants to launch the first flight by the end of the year prices starting at $250,000, a drop in the bucket who has pulled in $55 million in just the past year. >> that is like you or i buying

a bus pass. >> the abc7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories including the former disgraced santa clara supervisor who will learn his fate today and how much time george shirakawa could spend in prison. >> president obama is weighing up in california but not everyone is celebrating the visit with protesters greeting the commander in chief outside a fundraiser and wha

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> friday! we like the sound of that at 5:29. >> we like the sound of the words, the song, maybe not. 5:29. mike has the forecast.

>> mike can sing, that would be acoy. >> you will sing "heat wave." >> i will not either sing "the heat is on." raw car -- radar and satellite shows low clouds over-the-top of the bay bridge and isn't that cool? it is three dimensional in high def in addition. it will go behind the forecast so we will focus on that, hot inland from mid-80's in the north bay valley to near 100 in the east bay valley, 85 headed to the south bay and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast. now a check of commute with leyla gulen. >> good morning, mike. we have a sig-alert in effect with volume building southbound along 680 parish road on-ramp to southbound 680 is closed and the far right lane because of a tree that fell into the lanes and a big rig crashed into it.

in marin county, northbound 101 at petaluma, a report of a brushfire. on the waze app i will show you our drive from tracy to the altamont pass. we have reports that there is moderate traffic. you can traffic your own traffic at apple app and google play and san jose, 280 away from 17, a few extra cars but moving well. >> if a couple of hours, president obama will step up to the hike phone in the south bay to deliver a major policy speech on the affordable health care plan, the last act on the two day trip to the bay area. abc7 news reporter matt keller is at the fairmont hotel in san jose. >> the president stayed here overnight and security is tight. officers are blocking off streets, to south market street, all vehicles are not allowed. rebound spent last night at two fundraisers at portrero valley,

and guests paid $32,000 to attend the dinner and chat about education and president obama's desire for democrats to control conditioning. democrats welcomed the president at a reception at the palo alto home of a founder of flip board. >> it is about education, talked about the challenges in congress, trying to get things through, about compromise, and, course, keeping optimistic about america and the dream. >> a lot of people line the road to get a look at the president as the motorcade drove by ending up in san jose at 9:30, and he is staying at the fairmont hotel. president obama will make a speech this morning on the affordable health care act and he is scheduled to leave from moffett field at 9:30 this morning. >> right now the state department is taking a new look at the environmental impact of

the controversial keystone xl pipeline project. last night 350 demonstrators in the bay area protested the plan at one of president obama's fundraisers. >> protesters gathered a few blocks from the mccue home in palo alto urging the president not to approve the controversial pipeline designed to carry petroleum extracted from the tar sands this canada south to refineries near the gum. -- near the gulf of mexico. supporters say it brings 42,000 jobs to the united states but a state department study projects it would only add 35 permanent jobs. after leaving san jose president obama will hold for a fundraiser in santa monica and spend the rest of the weekend in palm springs meeting with the new chinese president. >> it is 5:33. all eyes are on santa clara county george when george

shirakawa is sentenced after leaving office in disgrace pleading guilty to 12 counts including five felonies including pudgery. the prosecution is seeking a one year jail sentence and he will be arraigned open a new felony charge saying he sent out illegal campaign flyers to help his former aide win a san jose city council seat in 2010. >> police in clayton say they will search the middle school today after a threatening message was written in a gill's bathroom. officials alerted parents about the message. they do not believe it is credible but better safe than sorry. they want to ensure the school is safe with extra police presence. >> the uproar over the government getting verizon phone records has grown. there are new reports that acts are tapping into the servers of leading internet companies.

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has details. >> data from verizon customers seemed like small potatoes now we are talking about online tracking. the "washington post" citing classified documents reports that the national security agency has direct access to the system of nine internet giants including microsoft, yahoo, google, facebook, pal talk, aol, skype, youtube, and at people. the n.s.a. can collect search history, e-mails, file transfers and chats but in statements, five of the companies deny any willing of this, microsoft, apple, facebook, google, and yahoo. the director of national intelligence says it is part of a classified program called prism started under president bush and renewed by congress. a whistleblower leaked the information because he felt it was a massive invasion of privacy. >> this guy feels very strongly

the powers of the surveillance state have grown too great. >> the obama administration says this is legal and the government is targeting non-u.s. citizens outside of the united states. also, the director of national intelligence says there are numerous inaccuracies about prism in the newspaper report. >> moments ago the labor department released the latest jobs report and the unemployment rate increased to 7.6 percent last month up .1 percent from april, 175,000 jobs were created, and investors will watch how this affects the stock which rebounded yesterday, with the dow climbing back over 15000 with a report from the new york stock exchange at 6:45. a south bay doughnut shop is celebrate be national bonus day by testing california's foie

gras band giving away 100 dough not balls filled with foie gras at stores in campbell and san jose calling it the foie gras bomb. california banned the sale of the delicacy nearly a year ago after the i-team exposed how ducks and geese are force-fed to fatten their police officers but there is nothing in the law about giving it away. a spokesman for the humane society says this makes a mockery of anticruelty law. >> water damage could keep oakland police headquarters closed until monday. the fix from the water location is more complicated than first thought and the drying out process on the third flew has left behind a lingering chemical smell and anyone who needs police services should go to the substation on 73rd avenue at macarthur

mcarthur. >> and everyone, good morning, low 50's around the san francisco area from 50 in forest hill to everyone else around 52, and now we will talk about the rest of our neighbor, at 52 in richmond, tell moment -- belmont at 55 55. 70 in san francisco to then in livermore and 51 in san francisco tonight and 62 in live more. next 12 hours, we are going from 49 to 53 with clouds in many areas and the inland valley not as cloudy. 55 to 83 by 4:00, and 65 at the coast to 95 inland, and it will be mild at the coast coast to cool 58 to warm inland at 7:00 and 86. the next three days, hot tomorrow, with possibility of poor air quality and look at the

drop in temperature sunday and monday we are talking ten to 25 degrees. >> we will take you to san jose right now and the drive is look clear but we are starting to see a few extra cars on the road. if you are travel along the nimitz in the southbound direction, 43 miles per hour is the top speed, 101 as you come up to the san jose airport, and 60 miles per hour so you are seeing clear conditions, not much traffic to speak of, friday light and we have a construction project that will be in affect until 6:00 a.m. and southbound 101, two lanes are blocked from 380 tofor so give yourself a few extra minutes and a short flight from san francisco to the airport. walnut creek down to highway 24, seven minutes from highway 4 with no accidents. we are tracking a sig-alert. >> water gushes from three watermains in the bay area community all at once.

necessary, why it happened and the huge clean up job it created. >> super hero creations, the special delivery a group of pay area volunteers is making today to help young victimses of8taú s

>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back on friday morning. in that pa, florida, there is a school bus that flipped. you can see the bus is upside down resting on its roof. two students, along with the driver, were on board. the two boys crawled from the bus. they reported okay. the female bus driver was taken away on a stretcher and one boy says the accident was caused by another vehicle that ran a red light and slammed into the bus. >> senate leaders will debate today white house legislation to create a path to citizenship for those in the country unlawfully and take steps to secure borders against futile legal immigration. the bipartisan measure was approved last month by the judiciary committee and the republican controlled house voted yesterday to resume the deportation hundreds of thousands of immigrants who came to the united states illegally, a largely symbolic move to block

implementation of president obama's executive order to stop deporting so-called dream act individuals. >> three charter schools in oakland which rank among the top in the nation will remain open after a judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the school district from closing the school. the american indian model schools can now re-open on june 20 for the summer session. in march the oakland unified school direct revoked the chart are because of alleged financial improprieties. the decision was called a "temporary set back." the administration has appealed to the board of education to try to reverse the district decision. the alameda county board is expected to take up the appeal in a few weeks. >> the city of vallejo is trying to determine why the water pressure suddenly spiked causing three simultaneous water main breaks leaving many without water for hours. a huge flow of water erupted from vallejo around 4:00 p.m. yesterday and the city water official said that the break was

caused by a spike in pressure at a treatment plant in north vallejo which did not just cause one water main to break but a break left a sinkhole and a third break left close to 20 homes with little to no water. >> it is inconvenient not to have water but it would be helpful if they told us that it was off. we didn't know we had no water physical we didn't have any. >> crews worked well into the night to fix the main is water could be restored to residents. >> a bay area group is leaving today for tornado-damaged moore, oak oh, with inspired gifts. volunteers have turned fabric into super hero capes and will hand out 250 to pre-school and kindergarten students who survived the tornado that it willed 24. the organization started making

the cape four years ago for autistic kids saying the capes empower the children to battle adversity. this is heroism going on there, already. >> of course, something to that, it looks super, feels super... >> here is an example, right now, look super, feel super. >> what about look hot, feel hot >> "hot" as in temperature. >> maybe a little hot later today if i stay in the sun too long like you may and get sun burned. remember, high u.v. index today. also, poor air quality so you do not want to be outside too much. the worse air quality is in the east bay valley in the santa clara valley so we are under a "spare the air" day. live doppler 7 hd is quiet, but we have excessive cloud cover around the bay and to the coast and we will have winds, west wind at 15- to 25-knots and san francisco and through the delta communities from noon until 9:00 so if you are thing of going over to the bay shore watch out,

it will be breezy with white caps from the golden gate bridge to angel island. at the coast we will have rough waves, 6' to 8' waves and 10' to 12' breakers possible and dangerous rip currents on the south-facing beaches. check it out, trying to get us dialed in a beautiful shot, and all the color, the spectrum from orange, pinks, yellows, trying to get some red in there and i am just going to stay out of this picture. hottest today and tomorrow. poor air quality is likely, and a dramatic drop on sunday and monday. the 24 hour temperature shows san francisco eight togethers warmer. oakland, nine. conquer -- concord is ten to 13 degrees cooler. this afternoon, 88 in san jose.

mid-to-upper 80's for most of the santa clara valley. mid-to-upper 70's from millbrae and redwood city south, mid-80's. mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and nearly 70 downtown and south san francisco. 72 if sausalito. mid-80's to low 90's in the north bay valley, and over to the east bay shore, mid-to-upper 70's for most areas around berkeley, oakland and san leandro and a last stop, mid-90's to near 100 in the east bay valley. now, take this forecast, you can cut and paste and put it into tomorrow but look at the drop if temperatures, sunday and monday, monday is the coolest in the forecast, but, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, temperatures become to average if not warmer. have a great day and enjoy the work. >> we had a fire reported off 101 in petaluma and that is all gone and it is out. we are not seeing delays in the area as you come down through san rafael to the city, you are fought sighing a tough drive at all. it is friday lite across the bay

area. we have had a report of a stalled car on the westbound side of the bay bridge and that has been pushed off the greater. now, as we take the drive to hair, we have this report of a crash along southbound nimitz at highway 92 involving a bus and a prius and the prius is resting in one of the left-hand lanes with bus on the shoulder and we have curiosity slowing as you make the drive to 92. the rest of the drive on to the san mateo bridge, you are in good explain and we have this construction project, eastbound 92 to northbound 280 away from skyline boulevard we will see that transition shut down until 6:00. to make consider commute more bearable we are giving away shell gift cards to seven lucky winners over seven days and each winner gets $700 of free gas, a big thank you to all of our facebook fans like abc7 news on the facebook, and a chance to win. $700 in free gas could be yours. if you are a fan you still need

to enter to win on facebook starting june 13, we will announce one winner a day. enter now at facebook.com abc7news. >> in downtown san francisco this week, there will be plenty of street work starting this evening until tomorrow evening. a gun debate of a different kind, in hair, why city leaders want children to get involved in a gun swap. that story is coming up. >> still have an old iphone? apple could make you an office. after 6:00 the most popular cars on the road has a major redesign, the problem toyota hopes the new car will solve. all those

>> you want to upgrade your eye phone as a discount, apple has a new trade in program. bloomberg business report says the cupertino-based company will allow iphone owners to trade in the old ones with no details yet on how much credit they get. this could boost sales for the iphone 5. apple is teaming with bright star which runs other company phone trade onin -- trade-in

phone ins. >> it is national doughnut day. this morning, maybe bay area doughnut shops are giving away free treats to mark the day. it is not exactly a federal day but plenty of stores including krispy kreme are giving away free doughnuts and the salvation army established this last century to raise funds during the great depression to serve meals and doughnuts to soldier in world war i. bay area salvation army volunteers in honor of the day will deliver doughnuts to many of our first responders. actually, they were serving doughnuts to soldiers in world war i which is where they got the word "dough boy from." >> hate to be a kill joy, it is a "spare the air" day. >> "dough boy" used to be

positive. >> until the word pillsbury was in front of it. >> it is spare pair day, -- "spare the air" day. high pressure over the state but clouds along the coast and monterey is 67 and san diego is 67. 110 in palm springs and 104 to 1308 through the central valley, 88 degrees in tahoe and warmer near 90 tomorrow in tahoe! thunderstorms are possible on sunday. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> in the area of the fairmont hotel in san jose where rebound is staying, this is where we will see the closures so know that market street and first street between san fernando and san carlos street will be shut down until 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, and as we take you right back over to hayward we have this accident southbound

nimitz as you approach highway 92 involving a bus and a car and we are starting to see heavy bumper to bumper slowing and the san mateo bridge, it is loading up with all that cloud cover out there, so it is hazy into foster city but no accidents to report. >> the city of hayward is taking guns off the streets, not the real ones, the toy guns. the elementary school is holding a toy gun exchange tomorrow. if kids turn in the play weapons they get a book and a chance to win a bicycle. police will teach about gun safety. the toy guns desensitize kids to the danger of real guns according to the principal. but advocates saying this is just a normal part of growing up. >> a health agency defending the use of photo shop images to make children appear obese. the before image on the left and on the right, though, the same image photo shop by the first five california, the girl looks

more puffy, which says the image is intended to show parents real life consequences of what sugar can do to children's lives. critics call the disportion outrageous. >> next at 6:00, president obama is waking up in the bay area and we have the busy morning ahead before he leaves for southern california. >> man and a woman are behind bars after his say they went on a rural crime spree in napa county. >> later, knack bars let us eat on the go but which taste the best? consumer

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, hours after the presidential motorcade rolls through the south bay, he is now getting ready for major policy speech this morning. >> it is more than just phone

calls, we are learning this morning the n.s.a. sweeping surveillance program including popular websites you visit. >> customers who shop at a popular grocery chain are warned, your information could be at risk. >> this is a busy friday at 6:00. >> and you may be hot under the collar about the grocery chain. >> but mother nature will get you hot under the collar, too the. >> usually you go grocery shopping to get away from the heat. >> good morning, everyonings radar satellite on live doppler 7 hd, this are clouds but they will erase today and lead to rapid warming, though mist, this drizzle, no reports of that. the planner for the bay, the next 12 hours, low clouds and a strong sunshine pushing us into the mid-70's by noon and near 80 by 4:00, and this evening, dress for temperatures around 70, inland we are off to a great start and