news. now at 6:00, developing news. a man is assaulted overnight inside a walnut creek condo. now the search is on for the attacker responsible. one person is dead after a crash on a san jose road overnight. ahead, leyla gulen will tell us whether this will impact the commute. and the cal bayer's new and improved stadium is open. but the issue of how the renovations will be paid for is still up in the air. good morning on this monday. thanks for joining us at 6:00, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. for you dads out there, hope you got everything you deserved, wanted, you know, whatever those two things are. let's check in with leyla gulen for the weather forecast. >> that's right. i don't know if you deserve this cooler weather, but i don't know, men tend to like cooler weather. the ladies, i think, like the hotter weather. i don't know. right now as we look at our live doppler 7-hd radar and satellite, we see clouds starting to creep in over the bay area. certainly fog along the coast, chances of drizzle. but here's a look at our -- our

day planner for the next 12 hours. 58 degrees, cool start to our day. we will see temperatures starting to warm up just a little bit around the bay. 56 to 64 degrees by noon. 74 will be your high at 4:00 p.m. with a cooldown, as the clouds come back again. so we are going to be seeing a little bit warmer temperatures, but cool again tomorrow. and then it starts to warm up as we start heading towards the end of the week. more on that with your accu weather seven-day forecast. but now let's take a look at our traffic, shall we? okay. we do have a report of a brush fire in the east bay, but we also have this, a stalled car southbound 101 along the golden gate bridge, just as you come around the curve. we are seeing plenty of fog rolling in over there, as well. so do proceed with caution, use your low beams, not your high beams. maybe slow down a little bit, because you never know when you can't see that far ahead of you. let's check out what's happening. this is your drive coming into central san rafael, 101, clear one there. as you make it down to 580,

certainly accident-free. as you continue down to the waldo tunnel. kristen, eric. >> leyla, thank you. 6:02 now. we begin with breaking news in south bay. one man dead, another taken to the hospital after a toyota crashed into a line of parked cars on foxworthy and hillsdale avenues. we're being told a 40-year-old passenger in the toyota died at the scene. the driver was taken to hospital with minor injuries. investigators say beer cans were found inside the vehicle. abc 7 news reporter matt keller will have a live update from the scene in the next half hour. developing news, walnut creek police canvassing a quiet residential neighborhood, looking for clues after a stunning attack inside a home overnight. somebody was viciously beaten. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy? >> reporter: kristen, we're at the police station where we're getting updates. the latest we have heard is that the investigation is very busy right now. but no arrests have been made. police have r looking for the person who beat this man,

happened around midnight. he was taken to the hospital and police tell me he is expected to be okay. it happened in his home in a condominium on oak road. this is near the b.a.r.t. station in walnut creek. police are being careful about what they say, because their investigation is so active right now. so they wouldn't specify if this is a home invasion. but they did tell me, it doesn't appear to be a random attack. they want the general public to know that people do not need to be overly concerned or worried about their safety right now. police say, though, they are actively following up on leads, so they tell us to keep checking back for updates. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you very much. an 11-year-old buy boy is recovering after being shot by an apparent drive-by shooting in oakland. several shots were fired into the boy's home on 7th street 5:00 yesterday morning. authorities say there were seven people in the home at the time.

the sleeping boy was hit in the shoulder when a bullet came through a wall. he and his brothers were all in bed at the time. the family says it's not the first time their house has been shot at. >> years ago, they shot through where my room was and shot through our windows. and then a few months ago, they shot threw up there, which almost hit my dad. we have an oxygen tank up there, so that could have blown up. >> police say they're not sure who was the intended target. they're still looking for the gunman. this morning, two fremont police officers are on routine administrative leave following a fatal shooting. investigators say just before 7:00 yesterday morning, a woman called police to alony street. she said her 53-year-old son was throwing around furniture and attacking a door with a knife. when police got there, they entered the home and the man confronted them. >> two of our officers ended up shooting the suspect. they proceeded to give medical aid, cpr. fremont fire responded.

and subsequently declared the male deceased. >> two family members were injured by the man, but they are expected to live. happening today, state lawmakers will take up legislation to make limousines safer, intended to prevent deadly fires like this one on the san mateo bridge. five women were killed in the blaze after they became tripped. the law would require limos to have two rear exit doors in the passenger compartment. it would also require two windows that could be pushed out from the inside. a gas main break has been capped after a leak forced major evacuations in san francisco's south market neighborhood, including a crowded moscone center. the rupture happened near 4th and folsom streets around noon yesterday when a construction crew working nearby hit that six-inch gap line. several buildings and businesses in the area had to be evacuated, including the moscone center and the gardens. the leak was capped a few hours later.

crews are in the area working on a station for the central subway, but it's unclear if that's who hit the gas line. happening today, the controversial topic of retail firearm sales in los gatos will be heard in tonight's town council meeting. a hearing in february was packed. opponents of a new gun store that opened in december say a public review of the permit process for temp lar sports was not conducted, even though city officials weren't required to. supporters of the store say it opened legally and shouldn't be punished. tonight's hearing will consider an amendment to the permitting process for the sale of firearms, ammunition and other explosive devices. we have new details about a candlelight vigil held by members of occupy the farm in san francisco. >> because i want to sweat as i labor over the fort. i want to take the salt as i sweat. activists read a poem about the virtues of farming. last night's vigil was for the trees being removed for a building project at the former site of the heys valley community farm. activists tried to occupy the

site earlier this week, but police moved them out and occupiers would like the area preserved as an open space. bicycling accidents are up in san francisco. the "chronicle" reports a new civil grand jury report released this month found bicycling accidents are up 20% between 2009 and 2011. the increase comes as cycling gets more popular in the city. the report makes several recommendations to bring down the number of accidents. among them, better traffic enforcement the, better safety classes and more teamwork between the mayor, the board of supervisors and muni. if you plan on crossing any streets in the north bay this morning, make sure you use the crosswalk. santa rosa police and other agencies are crocking down on jaywalking. the "press democrat" reports officers will be on duty looking for jaywalkers. the highway patrol also taking part. the new effort will last until june 28th. direct for george lucas will

make a pitch today for a new art museum. he will present his idea. the "star wars" idea has a large collection of pop and classic art. lucas wants to display at the proposed lucas cultural art museum. it would include his collection, along with cultural and performance exhibits. lucas is willing to pay the $300 million construction cost for the museum. he would also spend $800 million on two endowments to run it. uc-berkeley is having problems selling seat licenses to pay for nearly half a billion dollars in debt for the renovation of memorial stadium. cal's new football stadium opened last september after undergoing seismic retrofitting and a major remodeling. uc officials say part of the money could come from nearly 3,000 seats they would sell to alums to keep it for up to 50 years at 40,000 to $250,000 each. but the "san francisco chronicle" reports only 1,800 seats have been sold so far.

>> let's hope the cal bears will make a strong showing next season. in the meantime, leyla gulen. we're talking baseball today. >> that's right, i know. good morning, everyone. our radar and satellite, we are seeing plenty of low clouds rolling in over the bay area. and here's a look at it, just a gorgeous shot. this is from our mt. tan cam. and you can see how that black yet just sllg insettling into t hills over the trees, a beautiful sight there. current temperature in san francisco, 52 degrees. oakland, looking at 55. up to 56 in mountain view. 50 along the coast in santa cruz. here is another gorgeous shot from our tower cam. and it's those puffy clouds there, cooling things down for today. we are going to be seeing 76 degrees inland, as our high. 66 at the bay. 54 along the coast. it will still be a little bit cool tomorrow, but temperatures start ramping up, though, as we get closer to the end of the week. you'll have your full forecast in a bit. but for now, we've got some traffic to get to. lots happening, i have to say.

we are starting to look at busier conditions. in hayward, this is where we do have a report of a car fire, southbound 880. this is right at marina boulevard, and it is blocking one lane. we have a couple of reports of it there, so we could see chp making its way over to that area. as we take it into san jose, this is where we have this other stalled car, southbound 880 at old bay shore highway. and that is blocking a lane starting to see a slow down there as you come up on to highway 101. and outside we go. here's a quick look. this is a gorgeous drive, right through walnut creek. and our 680 starting to load up a little bit, but sunshine. so we are going to be seeing some sunshine today. clouds will come back over the evening. but we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit. kristen and eric, over to you. >> leyla, thanks. 6:10 now. steve jobs' top-selling biography getting a makeover. we'll show the new cover featuring the late apple ceo. first, nelson mandela remains hospitalized in south africa this morning. the words of thanks now coming from his wife. and law enforcement agencies trying to get customer data from

apple. ahead, the cases investigators say they need to crack.

covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all bait area. this is abc 7 news. good monday morning, 6:13. what a gorgeous, live picture we have here from our exploratorium camera in san francisco. looking across the bay. just a little peek of sun. that's able to break through the

low clouds we have out there this morning. leyla gulen, doing double duty with weather and traffic will have the latest on when we will see the sun fully today and cool temperatures ahead coming up. new this morning, san jose based orchard supply hardware is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy and getting a new owner. several media reports say lowe's home improvement agreed to buy it for $205 million. orchard operates 91 stars up and down the west coast. lowe's plans on keeping the orchard name and operating the stores independently. however, the deal is still pending and another company with a higher bid could still come in and buy orchard. north korea is now saying they want to talk. after months of threatening to wage a nuclear war, north korea has done an about-face and says it's willing to talk with the u.s. if there are no preconditions. the u.s. says it's willing to have credible negotiations with the north, but that those talks must involve north korea's compliance with u.n. security

council resolutions. that ultimately result in the north giving up its nuclear program. new this morning, the wife of nelson mandela is thanking the public for their thoughts and good wishes as her husband remains hospitalized. mandela is now spending his tenth day in the hospital for a recurring lung infection. he remains in serious condition, but doctors said over the weekend they're seeing some improvement. in a new statement issued this morning, mandela's wife said in part, quote, so much love and generosity have come our way to lighten the burden of anxiety, bringing us love, comfort and hope. new this morning, apple revealing the number of security requests law enforcement agencies are making for its customer data. the cupertino company announced this morning, it's received between 4,000 and 5,000 requests for customer data in the last six months. microsoft and facebook both made similar announcements last week. in a statement released on its website, apple said the security requests included both federal, state and local law enforcement

agencies. the most common forms of requests came from police investigating robberies and missing persons. the paper back version of the best-selling biography of late apple founder steve jobs will come out this fall, and it will have a new cover. take a look. on the left, the original cover. which was released in 2011. on the right, the new cover obtained by all things digital. it's a photo of a much younger steve jobs, dating back to 1984. publisher simon and schuster haven't released sales figures but amazon.com says it was its best-selling book in 2011. tweet is now a real word when it comes to your activity online. the oxford english dictionary announced over the weekend, it's expanding the definition of the word "tweet" to include the posting of a message on twitter. tweet, of course, was already in the dictionary for its relation to bird calls. the expanded definition comes despite the oxford english dictionary stating a word needs

to be current for ten years before it can be included. twitter was launched in 2006, so not ten years. however, the number of times we use it in the language, well, maybe that should count. >> if you're tweeting this morning or getting tweets this morning about the weather, take a look out there. foggy start. >> yeah, sure is. and cooler. and it's going to be cooler yet tomorrow. >> super girl, doing weather and traffic. >> that's right, i know. i can't take too much credit. i have a wonderful producer, jerryd. he has been great and wonderful producer, ms. vanessa on traffic. so thank you so much to you two. now as we look at our live radar, we do see clear conditions, no big clouds there bringing in lots of moisture. but we are looking at low cloud layer. but for our highs today across the state, we're going to be generally in the upper 80s in sacramento. really in the bay area, mid to upper 70s. and as we start heading down to southern california, 79 degrees will be your high in los angeles. 107, nice and toasty, in palm

springs. our highs for today across the bay area, in gilroy and more gone hill, 80 degrees with sunny skies. 75 along the coast in santa c z cruz. up the peninsula, 6 degrees. 6 3 in mill bay. 67 in pacifica. the cloud cover sloweding shrouding the coast. 63 downtown in san francisco. in the north bay, 76 degrees in santa rosa. we'll warm up slightly as you move inward. east bay, 66 degrees in san leandro. 72 in hercules. and 70 in fremont. farther inland, 79 in fairfield, warms up to 80 in brentwood. 79 in livermore. and a quick look at our game day forecast, giants take on the padres at at&t park and game starts at 7:15. bring a sweater, cooler out there. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. but for now, let's see what

traffic is doing. and i can tell you, it's starting to get quite busy. in fact, we do see a couple accidents and is a couple car fires, as well. as we head over to highway 4, this is where we're seeing most of our traffic. bumper-to-bumper conditions out of antioch. jumps up to 46 into pittsburgh. and then on your way into concord. as we take a look at our mass transit, cal train, b.a.r.t., muni on time. a live look outside, here we go, a gorgeous shot, our bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on, but what's not so gorgeous, all this traffic. it's going to be at least a ten-minute drive out of oakland and to the bay bridge toll plaza. kristen, eric? >> leyla, thank you. it's 6:19. president obama starting his day overseas as he faces a growing backlash at home. the new international trip for the president and the just released poll causing worry inside the west wing. first, the bizarre tale of a world leader and claims he stole

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good morning on this monday. 6:22. a live look at some of the downtown san francisco buildings as scene from our rooftop camera.

the sun is going to come out. in fact, we already see blue skies behind the thin veil of low clouds we have out there. we'll check in with leyla gulen on your cool weather today and get the traffic from her, as well. wow. two of them, leyla and leyla. let's check in with josh elliot with what's coming up on "good morning america" in a half hour. >> good monday morning to you both, to all of you there in the bay area, as well. and coming up here, lots to get to, including continuing your coverage of that deadly wildfire in colorado, now the largest in the state's history. this morning, agents from the atf on their way to investigate. the question they're asking, was this fire started on purpose? we are live from the scene. that and much more next, right here on "good morning america". directors george lucas and steven spielberg say the movie industry is in danger, believe it or not. they believe block busters are too expensive to make without charging more money at the box office. >> going to the movies is going to cost you 50 bucks, maybe 100,

maybe 150. >> there is going to be an implosion where three or four or half dozen of these mega budgeted movies are going to go crashing into the ground. >> well, their prediction may already be coming true. there are now $50 mega tickets being offered for the upcoming movie "world war z." the tickets will get you into the movie two days early, plus they'll come with a digital download when the movie is released on video. a pair of 3-d glasses, movie poster and small popcorn. mega tickets are being offered at a handful of theatres across the country. 6:24 now. 25-year-old contestant from connecticut is the country's newest miss usa. erin brady was crowned the winner last night in las vegas. she was given the title after answering a question about the supreme court's recent decision to uphold widespread dna tests for people who are arrested for major crimes. brady said she agreed with the decision, along with getting a new york apartment for a year,

brady will travel the world, raising awareness for breast and ovarian cancers. russian president vladimir putin has responded to a super bowl ring controversy during an awards speech last week. new england patriots' owner robert kraft said in 2005 when he showed putin the ring, the russian leader said, quote, i can kill someone with this ring. and then walked off with it. putin is denying that he stole the ring. he says it was a gift. a spokesman for kraft released a statement saying the storing is just an anecdote and not to be taken too seriously. a wild video of a florida teenager hitching a ride on the back of a 30-foot whale shark is sparking controversy. this risky stunt has become an online sensation. 19-year-old chris kras says he spotted the whale shark off the gulf of mexico. whale sharks are considered to be the genital giants of the sea. he jumped into the water, grabbed on to the fin and held on for about nine seconds. biologists say the incident could have a potentially negative health impact on the

fish. we have an abc 7 news smart phony app to keep you on top of the breaking news, weather and traffic. you can use it to watch newscasts and get breaking news live on the go. you'll also be able to watch live, breaking news. we have the san jose fatal accident story there. we also have a section for stories you want to share on facebook and twitter, too. so to download, just go to abc7news.com/apps. for all the details, remember, if it you are our current app, you'll need to download the new one. the old one will soon be going away. again, the website, abc7news.com/apps. and it is still free. 6:26 now. pacifica parents are paying closer attention to their children this morning. >> ahead at 6:30, the attempted abduction over the weekend, and what we know about this suspect. i'm matt keller live in south san jose, where an investigation into a fatal accident continues here on foxworthy avenue. i'll let you know what charges the driver is facing this morning.

and a live look from our mt. tan cam, speaking of miss usa. looks like our hills below are crowned with some low-lying clouds. i'll have your full accuweather seven-day forecast and a look at your live doppler 7-hd

live, from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news". good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. leyla is there and leyla is here. >> thank you, eric. good morning, everyone. right now as we take a live look from our mt. tan cam, a beautiful sight, but certainly cloudy. you can see the transamerican pyramid popping up out of the clouds. we'll see that low cloud layer cooling things off today and tomorrow, as well. temperatures in san francisco, 51 degrees. don't want to leave home without a sweater. 55 in oakland. 56 in mt. view. san jose, we are going to be in the mid 50s there. santa cruz, looking at 50 degrees, right along the coast. and it will be chilly. but our high for today, we are going to be seeing upper, mid

60s along the peninsula. 80 degrees in morgan hill. as we push inland to the central valley, 79 degrees in antioch, 79 in livermore and north bay. 76 in santa rosa. our accuweather seven-day forecast, a bit of a roller coaster between today and friday. and that's when that will be our first full day of summer and certainly hot over the weekend. more coming up in a little bit. as we look at our traffic, we have a couple things going on. right now as we take you into fremont, this is where we do have a report of a crash. southbound along the nimitz at fremont boulevard blocking one lane. so far, doesn't appear to be affecting traffic at this hour. hopefully chp can get that cleared out. take a look at this, southbound along 101 at washington street, a crash out there. and blocking the lane. and that is now causing bumper to bumper traffic to highway 116. so watch out for that. you might want to give yourself a flew extra minutes before you head out. let's go outside and take a live look. that is your berkeley drive

westbound along 80. 36-minute drive coming from highway 4. so very busy conditions as you make it towards the maze. kristen, eric? >> leyla, thanks. breaking news, san jose investigators on the scene of an early-morning car crash that resulted in the death of a man and sent the driver to the hospital. matt keller is live at the scene. matt? >> reporter: yeah, we still have an active police investigation here on foxworthy avenue. the road closed at hillsdale avenue where i'm standing now. behind me, you can see the cars involved in this accident. now i was just told by police, the 18-year-old driver of the toyota avalon will be arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. he was taken to the hospital with relatively minor injuries. his passenger in the car was killed. here's video from when we first arrived on the scene at about 3:30 this morning. police believe the driver was speeding on pearl avenue and lost control of his car where the road changes to foxweather avenue and crashed into parked

cars. firefighters will had to tear off the roof of the car. he died at the scene. neighbors say they see a lot of cars speeding from capital expressway. >> they speed around the corners through the road, red lights. >> reporter: seeing something like this, is it surprising? >> not really. >> reporter: police say they found beer cans in the vehicle. officers also say the men were wearing uniforms and believe they were coming home from work. back out here live, foxworthy avenue will remain closed until the investigation is complete. we're also waiting for the coroner to arrive on the scene to remove the body. reporting live here in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. 6:33 now. pacifica police looking for a man who tried to abduct a 10-year-old girl in broad daylight. police say the man approached the girl near beach boulevard and santa rosa avenue yesterday afternoon. he tried to grab her, but she punched him and got away. the man was last scene on santa rosa avenue. here's a sketch of what he looks

like. he's described as a white man, 30 to 40 years old, about 6 feet tall, with a stocky build and brown hair. dive teams will resume their search this morning for a man who jumped off a kayak. it happened yesterday afternoon. authorities say the 30-year-old man was kayaking with his sister when he decided to swim to shore and jumped into the water. authorities say he began having difficulty swimming and went under. dive times from the alameda county sheriff's department and alameda county fire department searched the water for three hours until it got dark. happening now, at least 500 homes have been evacuated from a wildfire burning near yosemite. it broke out yesterday afternoon in mare posa county and spread quickly, fueled by steady winds and dry grass. cal fire says 1,000 acres have already burned. evacuations are under way for the jersey dale and clarks valley areas. opening statements set in the trial of an accused bay area serial killer.

79-year-old joseph naso is charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. their bodies were found along rural roads in yuba, marin and contra costa counties. naso is representing himself. the trial could last until mid november. he faces the death penalty if convicted of the murders. the u.s. supreme court could decide on two major cases involving gay rights this morning. one is california's same-sex marriage ban, prop 8, that was struck down by a federal judge. if the supreme court upholds that decision, same-sex marriage could begin again in california. the other decision is on a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act. it's a federal law that defines marriage as being only between a man and a woman. it's 6:35 now. oakland police headquarters will open to the public again at 8:00 this morning, about an hour and a half from now to repair damage caused by a plumbing problem. it started with a leaking toilet on the third floor on june 4th.

water dripped down on to the other two floors, and the building was closed for clean-up. it reopened, but it had to be closed again friday to finish the repairs. new this morning, president obama in northern ireland for a meeting of world leaders at the annual g-8 summit. this is new video of mr. obama arriving in belfast this morning. just about an hour ago, he made a speech on the sustained peace in the region between catholics and protestants. he's headed to a resort for a working dinner with other leaders. he is expected to push for consensus in syria. the trip will include a meeting with russian president, vladimir putin. a just-released poll shows president obama's approval rating has fallen eight points in one month. the new cnn and orc international survey shows only 45% of americans now approve of the president's job performance, down from 53% one month ago. 54% of americans now disapprove of the president's performance, and for the first time in his

presidency, half of the public now says mr. obama is not honest and trustworthy. this, of course, comes as the white house deals with a series of controversies, including the nsa surveillance program, the irs targeting of tea party groups and the september attack in benghazi. it is 6:37 now. up next, the overnight assault inside a condo leading to an all-out surge in contra costa county. come up first, where children in the east bay can go today to get a free meal. a live look outside from our high-definition rooftop camera toward san francisco. you see the downtown buildings and you see the low clouds and fog. leyla gulen will have your forecast and

welcome back. 6:40. as we look at our live doppler 7-hd radar satellite, we are seeing clouds rolling in, already starting to see plenty of low clouds coming in over the coast and into the bay area. as we take a look at our day planner, we are going to be seeing a slight warmup today, but very cool temperatures. cooler than normal. and we are going to continue to see cooler temperatures tomorrow. but for today, a high of about 74 degrees, around noon. 80 degrees inland at 4:00 p.m. topping out in the mid 70s in the bay and upper 50s along the coast. more on your accuweather seven-day forecast in a bit but

now traffic and plenty of slowing to show for it. as we take you right into -- out of oakland towards hayward southbound along 880 at marina boulevard, a car fire blocking a lane. look at you will of the traffic it has caused. bumper to bumper in the southbound direction. northbound side, we do have spectator slowing out there, as well. 28 miles per hour is going to be your top speed. as we head over to the altamont pass, that drive also slowing down tremendously. 30 miles per hour. and you can see slight creep-up, but a slow one as you make it into livermore and pleasanton. let's go take a quick, live look, your drive along 87, more cars out there but still appears to be top speeds. kristen, eric? >> leyla, thank you very much. 6:41 now. oakland is kicking off its free summer lunch program for children. every summer, the city offers more than 100 locations where kids 18 and under can get a free meal. the meals are being offered at schools, libraries and community centers. some 20,000 oakland kids are eligible. the program officials say the

free meals keep many of the city's children from going hungry while school is out. >> very exciting. straight ahead, leyla will reveal the newest winner of our abc 7 shell gas card give-away. and trading under way on wall street. the dow is up 145 points. we'll check in with bloomberg's jane king at the new york stock exchange and find out what's powering this rally. first, a man found beaten inside his walnut creek condo overnight. ahead, live with what pol

covering walnut creek, burlingate and the bay area. 6:45. developing news, walnut creek canvassing a residential neighborhood looking for clues after a man was attacked inside a home overnight. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live inside walnut creek. amy? >> reporter: kristen, still no arrest, even though police have spent the last few hours chasing leads. they say this is an active investigation so they're being careful with the information they're releasing right now. look at the video. it is apparent, a man was beaten overnight. and police tell me he was taken to the hospital, but he is expected to be okay. this happened at a condo complex near the b.a.r.t. station in walnut creek on oak road. i asked police if this was a home invasion. they didn't want to it specify, but did tell me it doesn't

appear to be a random attack. they want the general public to know, people don't need to be concerned about their safety. but police are busy right now following up on leads, trying to find the person responsible for this beating. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. new this morning, britain's prince phillip recuperating at windsor castle. the prince walked out of a london hospital this morning. he smiled and thanked the staff for their care. the 92-year-old duke of edinboro was admitted 11 days to go to undergo exploratory surgery on his abdomen. in recent days, his wife, queen elizabe elizabeth, and other family members have paid visits. the duke is in good condition and good spirits. 6:46 now. we saw a rally starting on wall street this morning. can they keep it up? >> let's check in with jane king, live at the new york stock exchange with the numbers. hi, jane. >> hi. good morning. the volatility continues here. we had a volatile last week, and

then what's happening this morning. we'll get to the numbers in a second but a recall from general motors, kind of an expanded recall, actually. on a bunch of suvs, including the chevy trail blazer, gmc envoy, 2006 and 2007 model years. and potential fires associated with the driver's door module and the fact that the fire can happen when the car isn't running. initially, the recall was just for vehicles in 20 so-called snow belt states and the district of columbia. but now a gm and ntsa, california owners, those in nonsnow belt states as well warning owners not to park the suvs inside until they're fixed. bank of america facing new accusations. homeowners are suing, claiming the bank gave employees bonuses that would prevent the homeowners were getting government-backed modifications, refinancing, by switching their home into for closure, instead. the bank denies this. they say they have held more loans under the h.a.m.p.

modification programs than any other bank. the dow s&p nasdaq all starting off in the green. and take a look. the dow up 173 points. so we have more than made up those losses we had on friday. the bloomberg silicon valley index at the moment also trading higher. something that could make some jay-z fans happy. the album "holy grail" will be free for the first million android phone owners who download an app for the album. jay-z is teaming with samsung and released a commercial during the nba finals last night. live at the new york stock exchange, jane king, bloomberg news. now 6:48. we have a few clouds out there, probably not enough to cause any airport delays. >> no, no delays. i have to say, a bit of a blanket of low clouds starting to creep in over the coast and into some bay areas. hopefully for father's day, may have gotten a giants scarf or sweater.

you'll need that for the game tonight. our radar, we to see pretty clear conditions, no dense clouds causing rainfall be , certainly, but drizzle along the coast. that's why we are going to be seeing some cooler temperatures, as well. so 75 degrees in santa cruz. 74 in san jose for our highs today, mainly in the low 60s along the peninsula and mid to upper 70s north bay as you start pushing inland, seeing about 79 degrees as your high. now as we take a look at that game-day forecast, night game, giants taking on the padres. 7:15 is going to be the first pitch. and we do see temperatures really about 62 degrees, 57 will be our low, so do pack that sweater. and now as we take a peek right now at our overnight lows, the clouds will subside. we do have that area of low pressure bringing in the clouds over the daytime. and then they will start to subside over the afternoon and coming right back again overnight. so we are going to be topping out in the mid 50s for most areas across the bay. and 53 degrees will be your high -- excuse me, your low in

san francisco. 56 in palo alto. a5 in concord. as we head into the north bay, 53 degrees in napa. and right now as we take a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast, the roller coaster of temperatures, 80 degrees for today is your high inland. as we take a look at that temperature starting to dip down again tomorrow, but back up again, you're going to be in the low to mid 70s through the end of the week. first day of summer is on friday. so that is definitely something to look forward to. but 90 to 92 degrees over saturday and sunday. and this is going to be inland, of course, lower 60's along the coast. as we take a look at your traffic, stuff going on out here. we do have this car fire, a crash at petaluma boulevard blocking one lane, bumper to bumper traffic. we hear there is at least more than 90-minute delay as you come up to highway 116. you want to give yourself plenty of extra time. get out the door. as we head over to your drive

time traffic 101 to 580, indeed more than an hour and a half to get to 580. antioch, 280, southbound to san jose a 23-minute drive. so clear and accident-free. golden gate bridge now, a quick look. that's a gorgeous shot there. and it seems to -- have subsided that fog we were seeing earlier. so it is starting to burn off a little bit. but it will be back tonight. all right. let's take a look right now. it's time to announce today's winner of abc's 7 shell gas card give-away. is everybody ready? elizabeth m from morgan hill, you have won $700 in free gas cards from shell, just by liking abc 7 news on facebook. we still have four winners to go. so you still have a chance to get in on the action. all you have to do is click the like button on our facebook page and fill out the entry form. we'll announce another winner tomorrow morning. right here on abc 7 morning news. congratulations! all right.

kristen, eric. >> leyla, thank you very much. 6:51 now. breaking news. this is northern oakland township in michigan. what you're looking at is a field in which the fbi and local police plan to begin digging, looking for the body of jimmy hoffa. this is just the latest of numerous hoffa reports that he was buried here or buried there. in fact, recently in september they dug up a driveway in -- at someone's home, looking for signs of him. hoffa disappeared in 1975, always reports that organized crime had something to do with it. but we'll let you know what the results of this latest search is coming up. and an enduring mystery. ahead, seven things to know before you go

good morning on this monday. 6:53. a live look from our mt. tam camera. looking down at some of the clouds that sit over us this

morning. we'll get one final check with leyla on today's weather forecast, coming up. as we get ready to hand things off to "good morning america," seven things to know before you go. number one, breaking news. san jose police say an 18-year-old driver of a toyota will be arrested on suspicion of dui and vehicular manslaughter after a fatal crash this morning. his passenger was killed after the toyota they were in crashed into a line of parked cars. police say they found beer cans in the car. number two, pacifica police looking for a man who tried to abduct a 10-year-old girl. police say the man in this sketch tried to grab her near beach boulevard yesterday afternoon. he is described as a white man, 30 to 40 years old, about 6 feet, with a stocky build and brown hair. number three, developing news out of walnut creek this morning where police are investigating a man who was attacked inside his condo near oak and jones roads. the man was taken to the hospital, but should be okay. no word yet on suspects or a motive in the attack. number four, uc berkeley

having problems selling seats to pay for its memorial stadium renovation. the school is nearly half a billion dollars in debt. uc officials countsed on selling the premium seats, 3,000, at a price of 40 to $250,000 each. but only about 18,000 seats have been sold so far. number five, a few minutes from now, the supreme court could decide on two major cases involving gay rights this morning. one is california's same-sex marriage ban, prop 8, struck down by a federal judge. the other is a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act, which prevents married gay couples from receiving federal benefits. and number 6, our day planner for the next 12 hours, a cool start to this morning. we are going to be seeing temperatures warming up just a little bit into the mid 70s inland, 60s bethe bay, and mid 50s along the coast. mostly sunny by the afternoon, and then those clouds will start rolling in, once again. and let's take a look now at our traffic, number seven. that's the bay bridge toll

plaza, the cloud cover there is cause a dreary drive. however, it is pretty packed as you make that commute out of oakland and into san francisco. and we do have a couple of accidents. one is in hayward, as you make the drive in the southbound direction. right as you come up on highway 238. and it is causing quite a bit of slowing, certainly very busy there as you make it over the amou amount altamont pass. washington avenue, and there's southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard, another accident causing major delays, up to highway 116. if i didn't know better, i would say you had been doing weather and traffic this morning. >> yes. that was not my twin. that was me. >> okay. leyla, thank you very much. the abc 7 morning news continues in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america." >> we're always on abc7.com. and waiting for possible supreme court decisions on prop 8 and doma. if they come down, we'll bring it to you

good morning, america. breaking overnight, brand-new spy games revealed right out of a hollywood thriller. the u.s. and britain eavesdropping on world leaders even hacking the e-mails of the russian president as president obama arrives in northern ireland for high-level talks today. developing now, brand-new hot spots as more blazes break out in the west. hundreds evacuated overnight as thousands battle to return to their homes in colorado. look at this frightening image. one home standing in the disaster zone. caught on tape, a desperate scramble as this duck boat suddenly sinks right in the middle of a tour. 31 people on board. the boat taking on water so fast, passengers dive overboard to save their lives. and one wild ride, the unbelievable moment this teenager jumped on the back of a giant shark and h