good morning, everyone, it is 5 a.m. >> does it feel like summer to you yet? >> sure does. going to get better, we hear. >> first day of summer today, leyla gulen? >> it will get better, get better tomorrow. on sunday, the rain comes back, good morning. take a look at our live doppler 7 hd, clear conditions, a little bit of patchy clouds and fog to the south there, but for the

most part it is clear, do is going to be sunny today so, starting your day off, you want to maybe dress a little bit light, you're going to be needing really no sweats, but 60 degrees will get you out the door. 58 around the bay. 52 along the coast. warms up to 86 inland. 76 on the bay and 70 along the coast. great day and get cloudy in the evening hours. i will have more upon your accuweather seven-day forecast in a bit. right now you we have a major accident. this is going to be in oakland. along the nimitz, at 66th avenue. southbound. it's involving a couple cars and a big rig. slowing north and southbound. you do have one lane block, causing that spectator slowing, northbound toward alameda. now we head over toward san francisco, construction project lasts until 7 a.m. this morning. north bound 1 at lake street to the golden gate bridge, some bridge work being done out there. go outside see what is happening. gorgeous drive in walnut creek, concord to highway 24.

about a ten-minute drive. it is 5:01 now. new details on the labor troubles that you could shut down b.a.r.t. next week. two of b.a.r.t.'s biggest unions set to take a strike vote tuesdays before their contract expires. matt keller is live at fremont b.a.r.t. with more. >> reporter: that strike vote authorization is scheduled for next tuesday and if that happens, it could eventually lead to people head willing here to b.a.r.t. stations, like this one here in fremont, being forced to find another way to work in the morning. b.a.r.t. union workers were handing out leaf throats riders warning ofs a possible strike on july 1st if they don't receive pay increase and better production. current contract expires june 30th. b.a.r.t. says its trains and facilities need to be overhold and asking workers pay into their pensions and more for medical insurance.

>> in years past, always late last-minute negotiations and we all sweat it out and share e-mails and everything and then it all sorts itself out. so i haven't been worried yet. were r >> reporter: a mediator was brought in to help with negotiations. unions need to give 72 hours notice before they go on strike. b.a.r.t. hasn't seen a strike since 1997. live in fremont, matt keller, abc7 news. 5:03 now developing news out of massachusetts. abc news has learned this morning an arrest warrant has been issued for new england patriots player aaron hernandez. the 23-year-old patriots tight end has not been arrested yet, wanted on an obstruction of justice charge in connection with the murder of a 27-year-old semipro football player. sources tell abc news that police plan to go back to hernandez's home today with a new warrant on claims he destroyed his home security system. they say the player turned his

cell phone over to investigators after breaking it into pieces first. surveillance video reportedly shows hernandez this week with the victims just hours before he was killed. this morning, investigators trying to determine the cause of a muni bus crash in san francisco. the bus pushed a car nearly a block. it happened at may sonic avenue and oak street just before 6:30 last night a mune spokesperson says the drive over the car made an illegal turn in front of the bus. witnesses say the bus hit it and kept going a police say a passenger on the bus had to run to the front and help driver brake. the only injury was to the bus driver who was taken to the hospital with back pain. and 7 news reporter amy hollyfield, will have a live report with reaction from witnesses in the next half hour. >> 5:04 now. oakland police hope video of a brazen theft will lead them to the suspects. take a look. somebody ran to a union 76 gas station on park boulevard yesterday morning and stole an atm this is surveillance video

from the gas station. you can see the truck back into a bulletproof window three times before it was able to crash all the way through. then a man attached chain to the machine to pull it off the wall two men then lifted the heavy atm into the back of the trunk and drove off. this all took less than two minutes. the front of the store was destroyed. the store's owner tells abc 7 news he recently had the surveillance cameras repaired. federal agents need your help catching an accused mail fraud suspect who may be looking for a tech job in the bay area. u.s. marshals service says 38-year-old bruce lee marshall is wanted for mail fraud charges after he scammed $100,000 from a san francisco tech startup where he once worked. agents believe he is still in the bays area and is looking for work as a software engineer. a judge has issued an arrest warrant for melvin mallard of los angeles.

he is suspected in recent break-ins in san mateo, belmont and hillsborough. in a door knockburg rib, the thief knocks on the door to make sure no one is home. if someone answer he is the door, the crook makes up an excuse and leaves. 79-year-old paraglider is in serious condition this morning after he crashed into the side of a cliff near a daly city beach. the fire authority found the man north of muscle rock park yesterday. emergency crews say he hit the top of the cliff and went down shortly after 3 p.m. paramedics treated him on the scene before he was taken to the trauma unit at san francisco general hospital. slip remember is and employees who have 401(k) at counties will be keeping an eye on the stock market this morning to see if it will rebound from yesterday's big plunge. the dow jones index lost 354 points, wipe willing out six weeks of gains it came after fed chairman ben bernanke said the federal reserve could ease off its stimulus program later this year. mark nets asia and europe lost overnight.stimulus program late

year. mark nets asia and europe lost overnight. the california public utilitieses commission is carrying proposal to fine pg&e 2.25 billion for the 2010 blast and fire. the money would be spent improving the company's natural gas system. the san francisco chronicle reports that the utility wants some of the money it already spent on improvements to count toward the penalty. he says if the commission doesn't include the money, then customers may see their bills rise. >> 5:07, the first day of summer. the bay area is cooperating, leyla. >> it is for now. going to change. take a look at our future forecast here, a map showing you how this fog is going to be moving out for today and bringing in the warmer

temperatures. going to be seeing upper 80s for the inland areas. 60 along the coast, very comfortable, patchy clouds coming back later on this evening. we take a look at what this is all due to, because of low pressure coming in, bringing warmer temperatures today and tomorrow but followed by another area of low pressure that's going to bring in some rain, possibly sunday and also monday and tuesday as well. weather and also cooler temperatures, a live look from -- that is -- no, looks like may not a roof cam. look at our three-day forecast for today, warmer inland, 88 degrees. tomorrow 70 -- excuse me, sunday, 74. sunday, 68 inland, temperatures dropping across the bay area. more on the accuweather forecast coming up in a bit. we head back into oakland, where we have a serious crash, alongside 880.

chp out now. they are creating a traffic break, move cars out of lanes. two lanes blocked at 66th avenue, involving a big rig, look at the backup, bumper-to-bumper traffic there spectators slowing in the north bound direction. >> no word when it is going to clear but already starting to affect your morning commute. this project will be around 6 a.m., east bound 80 to 580 transition that transition will be closed, detours are in place, outside we go san mateo bridge, going to be a hazy drive out of hayward into faster city no accidents, moving along at top speeds. katie, eric? >> thanks. 5:09 now. ing look for a job, san jose may you can the place to be. the bloomberg business report is next. also, ross stores are hit with a big fine. what the government says they did that put children's safety in danger. talk about a romantic flight, the one-of-a-kind marriage proposal that had the bride-to-be in tears high in the sky. first, here's this morning's tech bit >> today's tech bites, video

comes to instagram, uses the popular photo app will now be able to record and share 15-second videos with the help of a new image stabilization technology. here's what insta graham's founder says about the new service u >> that just right moment between too short feels con strange and too long which takes too long to download over a mobile network. >> the new feature is available for ios and an dried users. volvo is taking the self-parking car to the next level, their new concept vehicle allows drivers to get out of the entrance of a parking lot and the car

a very good friday morning to you all. coming up on 5:13. how is this for a gorgeous shot? sunrise from our mount tam cam? definitely an eric pleaser this morning. it is a gorgeous view and you going to be a gorgeous day. leyla will have your forecast coming up. ross stores agreed to pay almost $4 million in fines for knowingly selling defective children's clothing. the consumer products safety commission says ross sold the clothes even after the agency warped the company that thousands of sweatshirts i and jackets withdraw strings if sold could strangle the child. the agency says there were no reported injuries or deaths from the ross clothing sales. should rear view cameras in new cars and trucks be mandatory? that debate continues. the obama administration is delaying implementing the regulations originally slated for 2011.

transportation secretary ray lahood says more research is needed. the auto industry says requiring cameras is too costly. the government says an average of 228 people are killed each year because of backover accidents, half of those deaths involve children under the able of 10. a bay area man pulled off the ultimate marriage proposal after a popular airline agreed to play along. adam from san francisco asked jetblue to play a proposal video for his girlfriend, taron, during aly if the from san francisco to long beach two days ago. the airline agreed and played a dam's video on all 150 tvs. once the video ended, as you seeker adam got down on a knee and proposed. then came the tears of joy. and a yes. you hear the cheering there from passengers and flight attendants. and they evenhanded out cake pops to celebrate. and the surprise continued once they landed. [ cheers and applause ] wow. he pulled out all the stops,

didn't he? greeted with champagne, cake and happy cheers from the jetblue staff. okay. now you got to make that marriage work. >> right. caught on tape. pretty original, i give him that. some economists say concern about the impact of rising interest rates may be premature. >> here's jane king with the morning's bloomberg business report. >> mortgage race is the been rising from historic lows in anticipation of the federal veer before to scale back stimulus measures there are some some com for thing words from economists today. some say even if rates rise you it won't hurt the housing market because home prices are still so low. real estate data company, trial ya, says mortgage rates would have to hit at least 10% for renting a home to become cheaper than buying. ft. on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is only 4% right now and you economists say other key rates for consumers, like those on credit cards and auto loans will stay very low at least a year. meantime, if you are looking for a job and want to be happy, you might to try one in san jose. the employment report card is

based on things like job prospects, job satisfaction, compensation and benefits. denver was at the bottom of the list. it's officially summer. ice cream shops have a new gametic to melt consumer hearts, nice, cold liquid nitrogen ice cream. the $10 billion ice cream industry has its eye on the growing trend, shops like the chain subzero that use liquid night? had nitrogen to make and freeze ice cream while it watches. subzero lets people choose their chill factor from soft to rock hard i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. 5:16. basketball fans, the second straight year the miami heat and king lebron james are kings of the nba. lebron lifted the heat over the spurs last night game seven of the nba finals. he scored 37 points, grabbed 12 rebounds. the game was tied until the heat pulled away in the final minute. tim duncan missed two opportunities to tie the game late in the fourth quarter, then lebron iced it with a 17-footer

here and the heat beat the spurs, 95-88. lebron was named mvp for the second consecutive finals. it's the heat's third championship in franchise history. and heat fans celebrated in the streets of miami after the game. some chanted and banged pots and pans into the early morning hours. the celebrations remained peaceful. the heat's victory parade will be held monday morning in downtown miami. a peninsula girl will be dining at the white house next month with first lady michelle obama. 12-year-old rose scott of menlo park was one of 754 winners in a nationwide recipe challenge to promote healthy lunches as part of the first lady's let's move initiative. rose and a guest will be attending the event on july 9th. this is video of the inaugural state luncheon last year. more than 13008 to 12-year-olds entered the contest, each submitting a recipe for a healthy entree, recipe or dessert. rose's entry was pork and tofu

lettuce cups. delicious. >> i know. now i'm hungry. >> hope she brurned up on her emily post before she goes to the white house. >> that's right. >> best behavior. >> what is this fork for? yes. meteorologist mike sneak skoal off today. leyla has the forecast. >> it is going to be warm, warm for the next couple of days. today is the first day of summer. all celebrating that. why don't we celebrate by taking a live look outside from our roof cam. this is toward treasure island, the bay bridge, i'm sure katie can appreciate this, just drink it in. it always goes down smooth. i think she knows what i'm referring to. it is a beautiful sight and going to be warm today, warmer than it was yesterday. we are going to be seeing some breezy conditions though, as we were seeing yesterday along our waters, coastal and bay waters, patchy clouds will return tonight and that's going to cool things down just a little bit. right now, looks like our wind speeds are pretty calm the most part but will start picking up once the is up rises and into the afternoon hours. so, there will be a small craft

advisory that will last until tomorrow evening. you're going to be chances of rain over sunday night into monday for much of the bay areaing but starting in the north bay. going to really bring us about an inch to an inch and a half of rain in some areas. our highs for today, 86 degrees in antioch, going to be our warmest temperatures in the area, 83, morgan hill, along the coast, 83 in santa cruz, half moon bay, 63, 73, san mateo, head farther into the north bay, 83 in napa. so, sunshine today. it is going to be a beautiful evening to go watch the giants take on the miami marlins. the game will start at 7:15 tonight and breezy as well. we will cool off to 59. our lows for tonight predominantly in the mid to lower 50s across the bay area that patchy cloud and fog coming back in.

here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, we will warm up tomorrow. sunday, chances of rain overnight into monday and possibly tuesday as well before temperatures start to warm up wednesday and thursday. all right. we do have an accident in oakland and it is involving a dump truck and actually involving a big rig and also has a dump truck fire. so, first, we head to southbound 880, 66th avenue, still have two lanes blocked there, causing a bit of a backup and northbound slowing as well. we also have this carpool lane that is going to open in san jose. north around southbound 880, south bay freeway and 101. it won't be enforced until monday. if you are not carrying any more than one person in your car, you can use it on monday, it will have to be a a high-occupancy vehicle. take a look outside right now, this is going to be a gorgeous shot, san jose, 280 away from 17, accident free. you are in tip top shape. eric, katie? >> 520. ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. also, a mug that only an

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good morning, everybody, 5:23, the abc7 morning news a look at the golden gate bridge and the traffic streaming into san francisco from american county. a little bit of haze out there. but going to be a nice summer day. i said summer. the first day of.

leyla will tell you more, coming up. we are coming up on 5:24, whether you're just joining our heading out the door, here are seven things to know today. number one, officials are investigating a muni bus crash in san francisco. the bus pushed a car nearly a block before stopping. the bus driver was taken to the hospital. we will hear about who is being call adhere row from abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield in a few minutes. number two the unions representing b.a.r.t. train operators and station agents are planning to hold strike authorization votes on tuesday. their current labor contracts expire a week from sunday. b.a.r.t. workers handed out leaflet at several busy stations yesterday hoping to went support of riders. number, three the last known photos of actor james gandolfini before he died surfaced on the web overnight. the pictures show the "sopranos" star dining al fresco in rome, relaxing and enjoy willing the company of others. investors and employees who have 401(k) accounts will be keeping an eye on the stock market this morning to see if it rebounds from yesterday's big

plunge. the dow jones index lost 354 points, wiping out six weeks of gains. number five, united airlines is apologizing this morning for an embarrassing logistical foulup on a transatlantic flight. in the middle of the ten-hour trip from san francisco to london, the plane ran out of toilet paper. passengers were forced to use cocktail napkins. number six, a view from our sutro tower cam, you can see those little wispy clouds, they will burn off warmer today and tomorrow, for the first couple of days of summer, i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast that does have some rain. and here is number seven, a look from our bay bridge toll plaza, clear conditions, no accidents to report. a little bit of construction a big accident on the nimitz in oakland. details to follow. 5:25 now. david beckham remains a soccer superstar even in retirement. check out this mob scene in chain when beckham meant went to meet members of a university

soccer team t got ugly. ten people were injured when stampeding fans stormed the stadium gate. more than 1,000 people were on happened for the event, which was then canceled. beckham is on a seven-day promotional tour of china for a chinese soccer league. the abc7 news morning news continues at 5:30 with the day's top stories, including the new jobs report expected today and whether it will show golden state rebound when it comes to jobs. union city is mourning a 6-year-old after a

good morning, everyone, so glad you could be with us. at 5:28. >> those of you who stayed up late watching the nba finals

last night, okay to be groggy this morning. it was a great game. check in with leyla. what is the weather going to be like? >> okay to celebrate the heat as well. >> nyuk, nyuk, nyuk. >> the satellite and the coastal fog we have will cis disspate and low this afternoon, look at you out the door, about 58 inland, 58 around the bay, 52 along the coast, warms up by noon. those sunny skies, really clear. by 4 p.m., going to be hot inland. 86, 76 along the bay. 76 on the coast. traffic right now, i have good news. we have one crash that has cleared in oakland acre long the nimitz, southbound 880 at 66th avenue but a little slow to clear as far as the traffic is concerned. what we are starting off with is this, a dump truck fire, international boulevard and 29th avenue. that intersection could be blocked for a time.

beware you might want to take detours around that. again this is cleared. take a look at the backup, slow to recover, that might tack on a couple extra minutes to your commute. go outside right now, take a quick view of this gorgeous sight. the golden gate bridge, sausalito into san francisco, northbound not a problem. katie, eric? >> leyla, thank you. 5:30 now. developing news in san francisco. authorities investigating a dramatic muni bus crash could have been worse if not for a quick-thinking bus passenger. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live on may sonic avenue at the panhandle. amy? >> reporter: katie, it was quite a crash, the driver did get set to the hospital with back pain. look at the video. it just incredible to look at. check out the bus. it crushed that black car. police say the car tried to cut in front of the bus and ended up under t police are saying it was an illegal u-turn by that car right in front of that 43 may sonic bus that caused this.

witnesses say the driver of that black car, that volkswagen, was not hurt. >> surprised. he was like, i'm okay. i'm okay. probably shocked now, but he was in really good shape then, if there was a passenger, they would be dead now. >> sought bus and car here, amazed there's no fatalities from t just an amazing destruction of the vehicle. >> reporter: it happened last night about 6:30 on may sonic at oak. witnesses say the weirdest part was that the bus kept going. it seemed to be out of control, even after the crash. and a passenger had to run to the front of the bus and stop it for the driver. no one could figure out why he had to do that, but that bus crashed right into the panhandle. very lucky there weren't pedestrians walking through there on the panhandle and didn't get hit. it was the quick thinking of that passenger that people are now calling him a hero. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thanks.

5:31 now. new details this morning, the unions representing b.a.r.t. train operators and station agents are planning to hold a strike authorization vote on tuesday. their current labor contracts expire in nine days. b.a.r.t. employees handed out leaf threats in the front of several busy stations yesterday, hoping to went support of riders. health and pensions costs, on-the-job safety and raises remain the top issues at the bargaining table. abc7 news reporter matt keller will have more in a live report coming up in the next half hour. oakland police blocked off streets last night, the san pablo gateway district for a couple of thundershowers search for a robbery suspect. an abc7 news photographer shot this video of officers detaining a man at martin luther king junior way and 19th street around 7 last night. police have not said if he was the suspect that they were looking for. san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the south of market area. police found a man shot several times on sixth street between howard around nat toma before ten last night.

police evidence markers on the sidewalk show that numerous rounds were fired during the shooting. a 4-year-old girl is recovering after fall outing of the a second story window of a home in england. it happened on 23rd avenue near international boulevard yesterday afternoon. the girl was knocked unconscious. a good samaritan jumped a fence and held her until paramedics arrived. she is expected to be okay. police are still investigating how the girl fell. a union city family is struggling to come to terms with the loss of a 6-year-old child. he died monday when the family dog attacked him. the family wanted to tell abc7 news reporter vic lee about what happened to 6-year-old nephi selu. he just graduated from kindergarten last week. monday, as he was playing in the backyard with his cousins, they say nephi had been riding the dog like a horse when it suddenly threw him down and bit him on the head. relatives say it is especially hard to understand since the boy and the pitbull were best of friends. the boy's uncle, a san mateo police officer, says he bought

the dog two years ago. >> brought the dog into our home as a pet to help protect life and to help watch over. by no means did we know it was going to take life. >> vic says the family wants to send a message that their child was precious and no matter how much a pet becomes a member of the family, they are still animals and they can be unpredictable. this morning, monterey county spca is expected to ask the district attorney to file charges in a case of animal neglect. the agency rescued 17 animals covered in scabies and fleas and suffering from malnourishment. they were taken from a woman who claimed to run a rescue group. she was selling her animals at petsmart and petco in monterrey. two people who bought dogs from her contracted scabies. this case might be connected to 61 other dogs rescued from an animal shelter in squaw valley. the spca is concerned about

other animals the woman sold and that woman is nowhere to be found. a 36-year-old convicted sex offender is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of raping a 60-year-old woman in the laundry room of a mill valley apartment complex on sunday. our media partner, the marin independent journal, reports leroy anthony clark could face 50 years to life in prison if convicted. a judge raised his bail yesterday to $1 million. clark was arrested tuesday after the victim identified him by looking through a series of photos. after more than a year, the search headquarters for missing morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar, has been relocated. the volunteer search center is set up at central high school in morgan hill, two miles from its original location at burnett elementary. volunteers have searched more than 1500 square miles since the 15-year-old disappeared in march of last year. 22-year-old angelina garcia torres is in custody on murder charges but has not entered a plea. he is due back in court next thursday. governor brown would fight

governor brown would fight a federal appeals court order that would put more california inmates on the streets. a three-judge panel reaffirmed yesterday the state has to release nearly 10,000 prison inmates by the end of the year to reduce overcrowding. the state has already freed 40,000 inmates to comply with the previous court order. the governor says releasing any more inmates will decrease public safety. the judges say they will cite governor brown with attempt of court if he doesn't release inmates immediately. modest growth in may with the unemployment rates remaining at 9%. experts forecast the state will have added between 17,000 and 20,000 jobs last month. economists say the bay area job market is still growing but that growth is slowing down. residents served by the sanitary district between san ramon and martinez will see an 18% increase in their sewer

rates the next two years. the "contra costa times" reports single family homeowners pay about $371 a year that will go up by $34 each of the next two years until it reaches $439. the district says it approved the increase last night to meet rising employee pension costs. san francisco's midmarket neighborhood is getting its first full-service grocery store. the 22,000-square-foot market will be in the twitter building on market street. the store will be operated by san francisco-based small foods, which already owns a market and a cafe on second street. it will feature foods from local producers. an opening date has not yet been announced. it is 5:37. time to check get a check of the weather with leyla gulen. >> nice and warm today. also going to be seeing breezy conditions but for today into tomorrow, we are going to be looking at pretty warm conditions. 60 degrees along the coast, 70s farther in and 80 degrees inland. and that warming will be due to this high pressure that's coming in just behind this low

jetstream that's moving everything out, all that cooler weather to the east. and so that is where we are going to be seeing some nice, beautiful conditions over the next couple of dates. but it's going to be followed by this other trough of low pressure that's coming in that's going to be bringing us some rain over the latter part of the weekend and into monday and tuesday as well. so, bottle this. take a look at that. that is from our mount tam cam. next three days, warmer inland, 88 degrees will be your high tomorrow, 78 around the bay. 62 along the coast, that chance of showers sunday night into monday and monday, we will see a steep cool down, 68 degrees will be your high inland. 66 around the bay, 56 along the coast. i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. for now, we do have some traffic to get to a crash on the nimitz is clear bud we also have a dump truck fire around also have this. it's a crash eastbound 580 at lake shore avenue and it's off to the shoulder but enough to cause a little bit of spectators in the east bound direction. westbound moving slowly, make

its way through oakland and piedmont. this crash, northbound 880 at high street just occurred. that is blocking one lane, trying to get everything moved to the shoulder. we see a little bit of slowing as you make the approach to the accident. everything is looking clear. outside, a peek what is happen, the maze, make your drive out of berkeley westbound, taillights up to 580. things moving along swiftly, eastbound traffic not too bad either. eric, katie? >> thank you. 5:39. some bay area dog openers are hoping their pet's looks will get them top prize, not for good looks, mind you. this is the 25th annual world's ugliest dog contest and it gets under way today at sonoma marin county fair in peta lumme ma. the contest at 6:00 tonight. the winner will be announced an hour later. this year's program includes a red carpet walk for the fashionable contestant. besides worldwide acclaim, the winner gets 1500 dollars, the trophy, a photo session, vip

treatment at a luxury hotel and a catered dinner for the dog and the proud owner. >> i hope this isn't rude to say but those dogs weren't that ugly, you know? >> well, that's nice. but it will also keep you from getting $1500. the uglier the better. >> ugly. get out your ugly stick. 5:40. imagine being on a non-stop flight from san francisco to london only to learn the airline forgot to pack one important lavatory item. how passengers managed toism pro-adviser. daddy loves you. >> and the unforgettable moment when a boy who was

happy first day of summer to you you 5:43. the movie "fruitvale station" about oscar grant's last day opens in the bay area in a few weeks. last night, a special screening was held at the grand lake near the oakland. movie focuses on grant's life leading up to his fatal shoot willing. the 22-year-old was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer on new year's day four years ago. 27-year-old ryan cooler wrote and directed the movie. he stays is based on public records and interviews with

grant's family and friends. input from the police was never considered. >> platform and the officer is a very small part of the project. you know, the majority of the film is about this man's life. >> cooler insists the movie does not glorify oscar grant, just tries to humanize him. "fruitville station" opens in the bay area, new york and los angeles july 12th and nationwide two weeks later. united airlines is apologizing this morning for an embarrassing snafu on a transatlantic flight. in the middle of this ten-hour trip from san francisco to london, the plane ran out of bathroom tissue. united airlines issued statement saying -- #

>> you want to get to where you're going and people have connecting flights and alternative plans and, you know, they provided a solution. >> if i'm paying for a ticket, that's probably includes the price of toilet paper i would think. >> the toilet paper debacle comes as united recently ranked last in an airline quality survey. the company claims this merger with part of continental airlines was a part of the factor. these are some of the best pictures you will see all year. this morning, a 3-year-old is hearing for the first time since he was born thanks to an auditory brain stem implant. take a minute and watch his astonished reaction when he first heard his dad's voice. >> hi, grayson. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy -- >> he heard. >> can you hear daddy? >> wow. wow. every time you see it, it has the same impact. grayson was born without the auditory nerves that carry sound from the inner ear to the brain.

doctors put that implant in place, which is usually only used in adults whose nerves have been damaged. doctors are confident grayson will eventually hear and speak like any other child. amazing. >> incredible so happy for them. those are the best first words to hear, too. >> daddy loves you? >> yeah. 5:46. leyla in charge of weather and traffic. >> indeed. oh, i have the best news, first day of summer. so i couldn't be happier myself. we do have lovely conditions that are awaiting us for this afternoon. looks like that coastal fog burning off. we do have a little bit of a layer of haze across the bay area but that's going to burn off this afternoon. here is look from our lake tahoe cam. what a sight. about 71 degrees going to be your high for today. if you're making your trip thought for the weekend, you're going to enjoy it going to be really beautiful what we are going to be seeing is a little bit of a breezy condition across the bay area. right now, mostly calm in many area, seeing gusts up to 10 miles per hour in fairfield, 6

miles an hour at sfo, calm allowing the coast at the moment. that is all going to change later on we do have a small craft advisory for our local waters and going to be seeing at least up to about 30-mile-an-hour winds. so you might want to just ditch the sailboat over the weekend, at least for the next couple of days. here's what the cloud cover is going to be doing for the bay area, so, coming back in on sunday and you then it's going to bring this rain. take a look at this. it is going to bring about an inch to an inch and a half possibly in some areas, maybe about a quarter of an inch in san francisco. and then it will start to clear but then chances again for some rain monday into tuesday. lee we look at our high for today across the bay area, 83, morgan hill, sunshine, 76, sunnyvale along the peninsula, 77 in redwood city. half moon bay in the low 60s, 60 degrees in pacifica. 68 in san francisco, nice and sunny. it warms up in north bay, 84, calistoga, 83, napa.

oakland, 73 degrees. 72 -- excuse me ex78 in oakland, 73, san leandro. we make that push inland, seeing the highest temperatures for today, 86 degrees in fairfield. now, your full accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. for now, look at traffic and see what is happening out on the roads. we do have a couple of things to talk about. we have one crash involving two big rigs. this is along the nimitz, almost the same area as we had an earlier accident, northbound 80, by 880 at high street. blocking one lane, chp making its way out there, hopefully, everything will get moved off the freeway. we have this, construction, east and west 880, anchorage to the metereri metering lights. also have a project wrapping up, actually the opening of the hov lanes, carpool lanes, north and southbound 880, 237, 101, that

is going to happen tomorrow and you will be able to use those carpool lanes even though your going to be the solo driver, that's just until monday. then it will be in full force. here is a look in walnut creek, 680, highway 24. looks like traffic is starting to build. don't forget, just about an hour, i will be revealing the last winner of $700 in shell gas, a big thank you to everyone who likes abc7 news on facebook and entered the shell gas card give away. i will announce today's winner coming up around 6:45. katie, eric? >> leyla, thanks. 5:49 now. the autopsy star for "sopranos" star james gandolfini took place overnight. official cause of his death could take a month. those results are expected to confirm the 51-year-old actor died of a heart attack. he passed away wednesday while on vacation with his family in italy. photos taken the day before he died were released and snapped

by an american tourist, show him enjoying din and i company. they were taken less than 24 hours before he died. president obama will formally announce something that washington has suspected for weeks. the white house says the president will nominate former attorney general jim comby as head the fbi. he was the number two official at the justice department under president george w. bush. he will replace robert muller, the former u.s. attorney here in san francisco who is retiring in september. and a move to end the battle over the morning after pill. what it now means for women of all ages. and coming up in our 6:00 hour, the new decision from

filmmaker george lucas brought a bit of hollywood to downtown san enselmo. a park features statues of yoda and indiana jones. the iconic characters from george lucas' movies were unveiled at a special ceremony yesterday at imagination park. lucas lives in san enselmo. he donated the land and paid for the park plans. >> lived here for 40 years and had a building here and it was

very hard to lease it. and so we just said why don't we do something for the town and give it a center so there's a place for kids to come and be and people to sit around on sunday afternoons. >> lucas says yoda and indiana jones have special significance because the movies and characters were created in san enselm>> lived here for 40 year

because the movies and enselmenselmo. >> i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a bit. right now, see what's happening out on the roadways, we head right back over to the east bay in oakland. we have this crash involving a dump truck fire and international boulevard, 29th avenue. it is blocking lanes, one-way traffic control is in effect. so there may be some detours in that spot where drivers to make their way around it. southbound 280 at black mountain, another crash out here. that hasn't been causing delays as of yet, if it do hop onto 101 instead. sfo moving along on top speeds, move aside, take what is happening into san raffaele. southbound 101, taillights up to 580. crashes to report, you're in good shape out there. katie, eric. >> thank you. 5:55.

the morning after pill will now be available over the counter. the food and drug administration has approved unrestricted sales of plan b one step. until now, women had to prove to a pharmacist they were 17 years old or older to get the emergency contraceptive. the obama administration was against lifting age restrictions but gave in after several losses in court. google is admitting that using those off-the-wall brain teasers to quiz potential hires were useless. the company says questions such as how many golf balls will fit into a school bus served primarily to make the interviewer feel smart. google says it will standardize the interview so job candidates can be assessed consistently. it takes half a million golf balls to fill the average school bus. it's the 14th annual take your dog to work day in the bay area. where's our dog? we have no dogs. if you work for a dog-friendly company, you are encouraged to bring your four-legged friend

with you today. pet sitters international came up with the idea way back in 1999 to promote pet adoption. since then, dogs have become a common presence in many workplaces. nearly one in five companies in the u.s. now allow pets and studies show dogs are a great way to increase creativity, team work and help reduce stress at the office. i feel better already. just seeing picture of a dog. >> the virtual dog. >> i will take what i can get. 5:57. next at 6, the change the faa could be making when it comes to all those popular electronic gadget wes take with us on flights. but coming up first, we are live with the new step b.a.r.t. employees are taking as a possible work stoppage looms ahead. and giants' pitcher barry zito is mourning the passing of his father this morning. ahead, the tribute he is now sharing with his fans.

now at 6:00, b.a.r.t. workers are a step closer to a possible strike. ahead what we have now learned they have planned as contentious contract negotiations continue. an out-of-control bus hits a car in san francisco but it doesn't stop there. ahead, the hero who finally brought the bus to a halt. after its worst day of the year, the dow is set to open in 30 minutes. so, what's behind the big decline and can it bounce back? good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us on this friday, the first day of summer, i'm eric thomas. >> all good things, right? it is 6 a.m. i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. hand you over to leyla. >> first day of summer, live doppler 7 hd radar satellite. we have some coastal fog. in fact, show you a live picture from our sutro tower cam, out looking toward the ocean, you can see how the wispy clouds are coming in, will burn off by this afternoon, going to be seeing those temperatures coming up. 7 a.m., get you