we are here in union city to stay in touch with officers throughout the morning. fire department reports that a pit bull or a pit bull mix mauled a six-year-old boy on elizabeth way in union city. neighbors say the boy lives here at the home with his grandparents and several cousins. >> nice family. always real nice and played outside and having good time. really good kids. just really sad this had happened. >> neighbors say at least two pit bulls live there at home and animal control took one of dogs away. the police department has said they will be telling us more today. stay with abc7 news as we continue to follow this story. san jose police are asking for the public's help in fighting a

hit-and-run driver who killed a bicyclist. they found the victim near his bike yesterday afternoon on the taylor street overpass and highway 87, very close to downtown san jose. police believe a small section of bumper came off the car and analyzing for clues and investigators are looking to talk to witnesses and hope someone with information comes forward. we'll have more on the story with a live report from matt keller at the top of the hour. >> police in walnut creek are investigating an armed robbery at a motel. two people entered the facility and demanded money from the front desk. they are described as black men in their early 20s, both about six feet with thin builds. one was wearing a gray hooded sweat shirt and black and white gloves. for the third time in five weeks someone has been

attacked at a lookout in the east bay. it's the same area of grizzly peak boulevard where a man was shot and killed last month. two men robbed the couple saturday morning. they pistol whipped the man before taking off. robbers are still on the loose. on june 3rd a group of people attacked two people. a naked man accused of harassing bart passengers is expected to make a court appearance. the video shows the man terrorizing customers. they released him because of lack of evidence but these reinvestigated with the help of immigration officials. immigration officials say he is the u.s. on expired

visa. >> there has been a video released attacking a woman on a metro train. abc news got the video that happened on tuesday. they attacked the 67-year-old passenger and stole two purses she was carrying. this happened on the t-third street line in the bay view. suspects are believed to be 13-14 years old. >> developing news in vallejo where police are investigating a deadly drive-by shooting and a city's second fatal shooting in two days. it left a woman dead and three people wounded. shots were fired from the vehicle into a home on santa clara street just before 6:00 last night. sky 7 was over the scene as police investigated. witnesses say they heard several gunshots. investigators say all of the victims are adults who appear to have been targeted. they are trying to determine if the shooting was gang-related. >> the marin county board of supervisors is expected

to announce a new dress code to keep gang attire out. under the new rules, they can't wear gang colors or advertise any gang affiliation. the fair ruins through july 3rd through the 7th. >> bart is warning riders in case of a strike. they are sending out email emails telling them how to sign up for alerts. contract talks have not made progress and members may walk when the current contract expires june 30th. two sides are at odds over pay raises and pension and health care contributions. you can find a link for bart labor updates at our website at abc7news.com. chrysler faces a deadline to explain why it is refusing to recall more than 2.5 million old are jeep suvs. they asked chrysler earlier this month to recall 1993

to 2007 grand cherokees and liberties. run turd tank could spill gasoline as well as fire. 51 people have been killed in accidents involving the older jeeps. >> i think about my two kids. you know, god forbid if we get in an accident and accidents happened. >> chrysler publicly rejected a recall request saying the jeeps are safe and the government is creating a new standard for gas tank strength. >> at the g-8 summit the leaders of economic powers are declaring themselves dedicated to a political solution to syria's bloody civil war. they are wrapping up talks on trade but focusing on the situation in syria. obama and putin both agree

on the need to stop the violence and securing chemical weapons in that country. putin has negotiated for peace talks the russian president is only one that backs the assad regime. >> developing news, more evacuations have been ordered near yosemite national park where a wildfire is burning out of control. it has burned at least 1600 acres and still growing because of gusty winds and dry brush. fire is only 15% contained. so far no structures have burned and there is no word on a cause. fire officials expected full containment next week. >> hope the weather will be conducive to fire fighting. >> today it will be a little more agreeable as far as fire conditions are concerned. it will be the coolest day of the week and seeing temperatures topping out in the mid-70s across the bay area, mostly in the 60s and 50s. we take a look at live

doppler 7-hd. radar and sat light. we are seeing coastal drizzle and in the east bay but most of fog and low lying clouds making their way into the bay area. here look from the mount tam cam. you can see the light in the distance and clear skies as we look toward san francisco. current conditions we are looking at 54 degrees in san francisco. 57 in oakland. upper 50s for south bay. as we plan for a day planner for the next 12 hours this morning, we will see patchy low clouds coming in and temperatures going to be 58 degrees inland as we head into noon, those clouds will burn off and temperatures will increase and then we'll see a cool off on wednesday. right now, let's go to traffic where we have a serious accident. this will along 4 in the eastbound direction.

it's involving, on railroad avenue. the thing is all of our traffic moving in westbound direction so that is decent news as you make your drive to work. this is an accident and we have an excavation slowing, blocking a couple of lanes but looks like traffic is moving smoothly in castro valley that is shot of the oakland maze and no accidents. things are moving along at top speeds. an accused serial killer goes on trial in the bay area. next, his opening defense and the evidence preparation say that proves his he is guilty. >> another worker is attacked at napa state hospital. >> and nasa's newest

astronaut is from the bay area. first here is this morning's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, all eyes on ben bernanke as the meeting today with investors around the world if she should signal the end of super low interest rates. we expect to learn more today about why chrysler is refusing to recall 3 million jeeps over safety concerns. until now they provided a three page explaining the refusal. ford is going back to the basics when it comes to the car radio. after years of complaints about the touch screen system, ford says it will return a low-tech

4:41. testimony is expected to begin in a trial accused serial killer joseph naso. he is acting as his own attorney. he says he is not guilty of killing four women in the '70s and '90s. he told the jury, quote, i'm not the monster who killed these women. i didn't do that. i dated and dance and i don't kill people. he didn't sway some court observers. >> it's very far to get away with murder. they found dna and belongings in the house. it's not looking good. >> the prosecution put on a dlis display of evidence found in his home during a probation search that included photos of some of the victims who appear to be conscious or dead. the judge says the trial could last up to five months. meantime, the i-team has uncovered a possible fifth

victim. you can find the story at abc7news.com. yet another worker has been attacked at napa state hospital. this time a safety device because of past attacks may be the reason she is all right. here is more from napa. >> reporter: when medical workers arrive at napa state hospital the signs of first thing they see, pbs stands for personal distress alarm system. it's the same thing when she activated last night when she was attacked by a patient. the alarms sounded. >> other staff members responded immediately to the alarm. patient was arrested by hospital police without further incident. the nurse went to a hospital on her own. she was treated and released. >> it happens. >> the staffer who doesn't want his face on camera she

may have been saved by the pds device. >> you can call the police department. >> the alarms were launched last year after a nurse was strangled by a patient in 2010. since then in have been other attacks by violent patients. they demanded more improvements and more police officers have been hired. in napa, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> new out of colorado, a tornado. a small tornado touched down last night about two hours southeast of colorado springs. winds of up to 50 miles an hour slashed through the area leaving downed power poles in that part of the town. these photos just into the newsroom this morning are from one of the local fire departments. there were no injuries but

this morning the town is facing some minor flooding. northwest of there, the massive black forest fire has destroyed 500 homes. investigators think the fire was caused by a person either accidentally or intentionally. the fire is nearing full containment and some evacuees are being allowed back into their homes. two people were killed in the worst fire in colorado spate history. >> it was a long night for the san francisco giants and fans at soldout at&t park. giants lost to the san diego padres in a game that didn't end until nearly midnight. it was tied at 3 when a bunt put them ahead at 4-3. they walked in another run with the bases loaded made it 5-3.

>> i'm okay. >> let's see what the weather looks like. maybe we'll be better off there. >> maybe, if you like the cooler weather, it's going to be cooler today. it's going be coolest day of the week. then things will start to warm up toward the end of the week, friday being the first full day of summer. live doppler 7-hd radar. we are looking more clouds starting to roll in the bay area. coastal fog and areas of drizzle, as well. as we take a look, this is going to be the forecast for today. low clouds and a bit warmer tomorrow and normal by the end of the week. if you take a peek for the highs for today. topping out mid-70s and morgan hill. as we head into san jose, 71 degrees will be our high and 69 in redwood city. 56 along the coast.

not as windy as it was yesterday. 57 in the sunset district as we head into the north bay, 70 degrees in petaluma, 73 in calistoga and 74 in napa and 71 in vallejo. >> east bay 76 in oakland. we're going to be topping out at 69 degrees in hercules and inland valleys, warmest temperatures, 76 in brentwood. 72 in pleasanton. a little cooler side. accu-weather seven-day forecast. we do see a warmup come tomorrow. clouds later in the evening and in the early morning and then we're going to be seeing warmer conditions by the end of the week and over the weekend. let's see what is happening. we have a nasty crash into antioch along highway 4. this is now being moved over to leverage.

first it was reported at railroad avenue now it's closer to leverage. this is where we have all lanes blocked due to a crash involving a motorcycle. the approach in the westbound direction, there are few speculators. >> all and all green conditions and traffic moving at top speed. here a peek of the bay bridge toll plaza and we see traffic moving smoothly out of oakland and coming into san francisco. this morning the f.b.i. will resume digging in a michigan field for the remains of legendary union boss jimmy hoffa. it's about 25 miles north of detroit. they started yesterday on a tip that reputed mob boss vanished outside detroit in the summer of 197. a he had served the

president of the teamsters. some speculate mob leaders disappeared hoffa from retaking the helm of the union. >> women could try out for some of the military's most elite operations in 2017. to become army rangers in two years and navy seals the year after but they would have to meet the same standards as men. other combat units would also be open to both sexes in a couple of years. plans have been objected by defense secretary chuck hagel. >> nasa has chosen four men and four women to train to be astronauts out of 6,000 applicants and one of them is from the bay area. nicole is from penngrove from sonoma county. she is graduate from stanford. she and others chosen could take place to an as

destroyed and mars. late salary ride was also a stanford graduate. >> outs with the old, shark tank prepares for it's new that names. >> and the mother of all homes. >> and airlines get a

live look at golden gate bridge traffic. a little fog and low clouds. we'll check in with layla and find out what the weather forecast looks like. >> what are you doing tonight? >> probably watching game 6 of the n.b.a. finals. >> like a lot of other people. san antonio spurs will

capture their fifth title, to see they do. of our coverage begins at 5:30 on abc7. that will be followed by after the game with our special guest warriors general manager bob myers. >> this morning, hp pavilion are gone from the san jose sharks. crews took down the sign yesterday. it will be renamed the sap center. they will pay the sharks $1.6 million for the naming rights. sharks fans, it's still going to be itself known as the tank. >> san francisco's bodean bakery is asking bicycles to the new location in that city. it made sour dough famous is the taste of that that

originated from san francisco and baked in the bed. it will be transported to the new location at montgomery village today. first hundred cyclists will be joined at 9:30 will receive $20 bow dean gift certificates. that is what makes that unique flavor of san francisco. >> i didn't know that. i know it tastes darn good. here is a look at the weather. >> amazing a little history in every single loaf. >> as you take a look at exploratorium cam, the sun is starting to rise. cooler temperatures today. about three degree difference from yesterday and san francisco. our highest difference is going to be in santa rosa, 9 degrees cooler. you want to pack a sweater today. it will start to warm up later this week. here are our highs for our state. take a look at that.

possible showers in northern california. through eureka and chico. there will be a light cool down. let's go to traffic and seeing what is happening out there. one serious crash in antioch that we're keeping our eye on. lots of construction projects and this one is going to extend until about 6:30. westbound at 580 where we're seeing one lane blocked. so far the drive into dublin into pleasanton, top speeds. skyline boulevard, northbound 280, that construction is going to last until 6:00. 280 at 17 is wide open. nearly 400 workers at lawrence livermore lab is resigned in exchange for severance packages. it's part of a voluntary program because of federal budget cuts likely to come

next year. the lab is tried to avoid involuntary layoffs. they are trying to cut 200 employees. they are offering a week's pay for every year worked up to 26 weeks. >> a new report suggests that america needs smaller numbers of better trained teachers. national council on teacher quality surveyed more than a thousand education programs at u.s. colleges and universities and issued a scathing review. they found that the programs graduate almost three times more education majors than needed and fewer of them are prepared to handle a classroom. as the summer travel sciences begins, u.s. travelers are a little more happier with the airlines. satisfaction index went from 66 to 69% and second straight year of improvement. overall satisfaction with the industry is still

pretty low. among the worst industries. jet blue performed the best with satisfaction rising to 83% and southwest climbed to 81. they atribute to it lower fees. a new government survey out this morning says the percentage of smokers in the u.s. dropped to 18% in 2012. makes's smoking rate has been falling for decades but stalled about 20% in recent years. smoking is the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the u.s. cdc launched a anti-smoking cane last year and they think it's partly responsible for the drop in smokers. >> a bicycle rider is hit and killed on the south bay street. the one critical clue this morning that police hope will lead them to the driver. >> also the east bay city councilmember facing a lawsuit by his own city. why federal lawmakers want him to clean up his act. >> new leak,000 morning in

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good tuesday morning. 5:00 a.m. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. look who is miss cool this morning. >> and other mornings. >> thank you, eric. i'm always cool. i'm going bottle that. take a look at the fog and some low clouds trying to make their way over the bay area. we aren't seeing any rainfall but some drizzle in certain areas. we do have