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 out the door,

upper 50s as far as inland temperatures are concerned, 58 degrees by the way you 52 along the coast ramps up about 20 degrees by noontime and then another 10 degrees by 4 p.m. but it will start to cool off there, evening hours, another great day tomorrow, all changes on sunday. accuweather seven-day forecast in a minute. for now, it is a dump truck fire that is on surface streets in oakland, international boulevard, one-way traffic control is in effect, detours are in place. we take you back over to the bay bridge, eastbound side, anchorage, between anchorage and the metering lights, where we have some construction that is going to be taking place until 6 a.m. already starting to see the load of traffic, moving out of emeryville, westbound direction toward san francisco. outside we go, a beautiful shot of the maze. make your drive out of berkeley,

the bay bridge, top speeds out there, no crashes, katie? >> leyla, thank you. coming up on 6:02. developing news. no, we have breaking news from richmond right now. police are investigating a shooting that left a 30-year-old man dead. it happened around midnight on pullman avenue. police actually called out the s.w.a.t. team to search for the gunman and as a result, officers had to eadvantage wait an apartment complex. police did not find the gunman though yet and the search is ongoing. a reminder, get breaking news updates any time on twitter, follow us at abc7 news bay area. new details on the possible labor strike looming ahead for b.a.r.t. commuters. abc7 news reporter matter ask live at the fremont b.a.r.t. station with the new step workers are taking next week. matt? >> reporter: yeah, a strike authorization vote is scheduled for this tuesday. the people we spoke with here at the fremont b.a.r.t. station are split on whether or not they think a strike will really happen. now, b.a.r.t. union workers were handing out leaflets to riders

at stations warning of a possible strike on july 1st if they don't receive pay increase and better protection. the current contract expires june 30th. unions representing 945 train operators, station agents and workers will hold their strike aught lizization votes tuesday. one passenger is certain a strike will happen. >> i guess i have to drive. >> that costs a lot more for you, right? >> yeah. >> a how much more? >> a lot more. >> reporter: they are asking workers pay into their pensions and pay more for medical insurance a mediator was brought in this week to help with negotiations. unions have to give management 72 hours before they strike. b.a.r.t. hasn't seen a strike since 1997. reporting live in fremont, matt keller, abc7 news. >> matt, thank you. we have developing news this morning. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a muni bus crash in san francisco. the bus pushed the car nearly a

block. a muni spokesman says the driver of a car made an illegal u-turn right in front of the 43 masonic bus. witnesses say the bus kept going. police say a passenger on the bus actually to run to the front, help the driver stop the bus. it's just not clear why the passenger had to help. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have a live report in the next half hour. 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 that 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 victim just hours before he was killed. giants pitcher, barry zito is mourning you the loss of his father. the giant announced yesterday that joseph zito died at his home on wednesday in van nuys. he was 84 years old. barry zito often cited his father's influence in his life and his baseball career. barry zito has issued this statement. he says, "through his unprecedented dedication as a father, he instilled in me the faculties which have named me to handle all of life's challenges in a positive way. he will forever be in my heart. god bless my father and i know that one day, i will be reunited with he and my mother, roberta." zito is still scheduled to pitch tomorrow against the marlins. oakland video hopes brazen theft will lead them to the suspects. someone rammed into a gas station on park boulevard 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 a 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. >> now they have to get the money out of a machine. 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 bay area search is under way for a 20-year-old man suspected in a rash of knock knock burglaries in the peninsula a judge issued an arrest warrant for melvin bell regard in san francisco. bell regard is suspected in recent break-ins in san mateo,

hillsborough. in door knock burglaries, the thief knocks on the door to see if anyone is home. if someone answers, he makes up an excuse and leave. pg&e executive says utility customers may not see any notable change in their monthly bill, depending on how state regulators penalize the company over the deadly san bruno pipeline fire. the california public utilities commission is considering a proposal to fine pg&e with $2.25 billion for the 2010 blast and fire. the san francisco chronicle reports early says the utility wants some of the money it already spent on natural gas improvements to count toward that penalty. pleasanton-based ross stores has 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 warned the company that

thousands of sweatshirts and jackets with drawstrings at the waist could strangle the child. the agency says there were no reported injuries or deaths from the ross clothing sales. customers felt pressured to sign petitions or buy products. some were followed to their cars. rail his and other stores are part of this. after several yearser of cuts, san francisco is looking to add jobs and increase spending on new programs. among the proposal, whether the city should spend millions on hiv and aids treatment programs. 6:08 now.

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 1300 8- 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. >> making my stomach growl. bring them by. a taste test. >> great idea. first day of summer. >> a beautiful day for a picnic, you want to take that delicious meal outside. for today, as we wear on through the afternoon hours, going to be seeing temperatures warming up just a bit, still looking at patchy clouds along the coast making its way inland.

the 60 degrees along the coast, 70 around the bay. 80, seeing upper 80 degrees in the inland areas. right now though, as we take a look at what's happening, it is all due to this, a trough of low pressure pushing its way to the east with this jetstream, being replaced by this ridge of high pressure coming in and bringing warmer conditions, but just behind it is this other low bringing in cooler temperatures, although we are going to be warmer today and tomorrow, sunday, a possible chance of some showers and rain on monday and tuesday as well. here's a live look from our roof, there it is, bay bridge, beautiful sight indeed. next few days what we will be seeing, 88 inland for tomorrow, a chance of rain on sunday, cooling off and cooling off again on monday. 68 degrees only in the inland areas, 66 around the bay, 56 along the coast. start to change t will start to warm up a little bit. all right, now as we head back over to our roadways, traffic is looking pretty decent. seeing a lot of green on this map. we have had a few accidents.

cleared quickly though, 280 at black mountain this accident cleared. not the exception as you make your drive out of san bruno. head to san jose, north around southbound 880, between the south bay freeway and 101, we have a carpool lane going to open tomorrow and will be able to use it even though you are a solo driver but will be enforced starting monday. make sure you have a partner to take that drive on 880. outside we go, see what's happen, san mateo bridge, a nice clear drive, haze already starting to burn off out there katie, eric. >> thank you, 6:11. the faa makes a decision when you can and can't use el t electronic devices during a flight. new video shows payouts on the streets of brazil. the emergency action the country's president is making today as anti-government protests continue. dow takes a dive. how too much good news l

good morning, everyone, thanks forjoinjoiningic. 6:14. you can see haze there burning off, already is beautiful first day of summer shaping up. new video from brazil shows chaos in the streets as thousands of protesters continue

anti-government demonstration. this video into our newsroom overnight shows some of the clashes between protesters and police just hours ago. you can see the police using tear gas. brazil's president is holding emergency cabinet meetings today. not all the demonstrations are violent though. thousands of people peacefully marched last night as well. this all comes one week after a smaller demonstration about an increase in bus and subway fares. happening today, trading will get under way on wall street in just about 15 minutes. this is one day after the dow's worst day of the year. it sent 401(k) accounts plunging. investors getting rid of stocks and bonds sent the dow falling nearly 354 points. abc's devon da wiper join us live from washington, d.c. to explain what's behind this wall street shakeup. good morning, devon. >> reporter: hey, good morning, katie. after that huge selloff yesterday, u.s. stock futures rose overnight. experts are telling us to get used to these ups and downs. it's shaping up to be a volatile

summer on wall street. it's been a turbulent week for american 401(k)s and it's not over yet. overnight, markets in europe and asia bounced back from heavy losses, one day after wall street saw its worst day all year. >> it's like a perfect storm out there this week. >> reporter: investors say the storm is, in part, because of some good news about the economy. last month, employers added 175,000 new jobs with unemployment expected to fall below 7% next year. existing home sales are also picking up, posting their best month in 3 1/2 years. but recovery from recession mean he is the federal reserve could pull back on its stimulus pro, which has pumped billions into the system to help drive growth. >> our economy is getting better and now it's time for us to see how we can do it on our own. >> reporter: potential shift by the fed has shaken some investors who feared the economy is not as strong as it seems. some also worry record low interest rates could disappear.

already, mortgage rates have climbed above 4% for the first time in a year. market watchers say the volatile week is a sign of coming deterrence with the new reality. >> once we get through that period, i think we are going to realize that we are going to be okay and things will get back to normal. >> reporter: now, financial advisers say the best advice for average investors not to panic, to stick it out. they note that overall, the dow is still up 10% this year. live in washington, i'm devon dwyer for abc7 news. >> def continue, thank you. stay with the and 7 morning news. at 6:30, we will bring you the opening bell live from the new york stock exchange and at 6:45, we will go to bloomberg's jane king to see how the dow is doing this morning. new this morning, the faa is likely to relax those rules for all those gadgets take aboard the plane. today's edition of the "wall street journal" reports the faa will allow passengers to use some types of personal electronic devices at low altitudes, likely including when

planes are take off and landing. however, cell phone calls are expected to remain offlimits. the faa likely will make a formal decision once an advisory panel delivers a study on in-flight gadget use and that's not expected until september. 6:18. leyla grewen, weather and traffic. sounds like decent on both fronts. >> going to be nice today. yes. going to want to remember it all going to change on sunday. >> yikes. >> i know. i know. i'm sorry. radar, satellite, it looks like coastal fog and clouds starting to burn off, moving out of the area, see some of these patchy puffs out there making their way across the bay area, all start to dissipate soon enough. we take a look at what today is going to bring us, into the afternoon. so you can see how it's all starting to move out and then it's going to be replaced by this next area of low pressure. and that is what is going to be bringing in some rain into the area. into the north bay, look at

green splotches, that is all rain, see an inch to an inch and a half in the north bay, maybe half an inch around san francisco. also, looks like winds are pretty calm in most places, sfo, 6 miles per hour, half moon bay, 3 miles per hour, later on today, experiencing high winds on local waters and just like yesterday, about 30-mile-an-hour winds, in fact. so small craft advisory in effect until this evening, 78 in san jose, high today, lots of sunshine in morgan hill and gilroy, 75 in milpitas, 76 in sunnyvale, 83 in santa cruz, great day to be in santa cruz. 77 in redwood city, 60 in pacifica. lots of sunshine. 63 in the sun set district, almost 70 degrees, downtown san francisco. the north bay, looks like temperatures will be reaching the upper 70s to the low 80s. the east bay though, we are staying at a mild 72 degrees in berkeley, 78 degrees in oakland and as we push inland toward the inland valleys, that's where we

are going to be seeing our highest temperatures, 87, brentwood, 86 in antioch. the giants are going to be taking on the miami marlins tonight at 7:15, at&t park. breezy there tonight, 64 to get us going. 59 degrees, slight drop in temperatures, overnight lows in the low to middle 50s across the bay area, coastal fog, patchy clouds coming in. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. rain coming in on sunday, monday into tuesday, temperatures dropping but climbing back up again, later tuesday into wednesday and thursday. all right. let's see what's happening out on the roads, traffic to talk about. so far, pretty friday-like as far as congestion is concerned. accidents here and there. lanes along the northbound 17, santa cruz mountains at the summit, could cause extra slowing, make your drive into that area, eastbound 80 to 580, the transition shutdown due to a project. metering lights turned on on the bay bridge, causing backup into

emeryville. go outside now and take a peek at what is happening, walnut creek, ten minutes to get you from highway 4 down to the 24 junction a little bit more traffic but it is still moving. katie? >> leyla, thank you. 6:21. we are learning new details this morning on the death of actor james gandolfini. ahead at 6:30, what's happening told in italy and the new images showing the actor hours before his death. but coming up first, a mile-high proposal you just have to see. how passengers became part of how passengers became part of i've discovered gold. [ female announcer ] the gold standard in anti-aging. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give 10 years back to the look of skin. now for maximum results, the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum to create retinol correxion® max. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines and deep wrinkles than professional treatments. roc® retinol correxion max. nothing's better than gold.

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for the second straight year, the nba champions are the miami heat. of course, led by lebron james. lebron led the heat over the spurs in game seven of the nba finals. he scored 37 points. he grabbed 12 rebounds. this game was tight until the final minutes when miami pulled away. tim duncan missed two opportunities to triallate in the fourth. 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 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 a flight from san francisco to long beach two days ago. the airline agreed and played a video on all 150 tvs. once the video ended, as you see, 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 even handed out cake pops to celebrate. and the surprise continued once they landed. [ cheers and applause ] if you love duncan doughnut bus hate they are not here in california, that is about to change. the ceo of the company tells forbes that the california is on

the radar but it won't be trying to lure you in on traditional baked goods alone. the company plans on pushing its coffee and healthier offerings. among them, gluten-free muffins and donuts. dunkin' donuts stays won't be here in california until 2015. we have a new abc7 news smartphone app to keep you on top of the latest breaking news, weather and traffic. it's really easy to navigate and even easier to download. just go to abc7 news.com/apps for all the details and remember, if you have our current app, you will need to download the new one because the old one will be going away soon. i had to remind my sister about

that the other day. won't it update? >> no you have to update it. ahead at 6:30, we talk to the stars of the film chronicling the late oscar grant. what they want the movie to achieve. a muni bus driver was hurt in a crash. up next, you

welcome back to the abc7 morning news. it is 6:30. you hear the applause there live at the new york stock exchange. the opening bell ringing just seconds ago. trading now resuming following yesterday's massive 354-point plunge. what will today bring? that's the big question. stay with abc7 morning news at 6:45. we will go live to bloomberg's jane king who is live at the new york stock exchange, hopefully with some answers for us. >> yes, indeed. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze this morning. leyla grewen is in with the forecast. >> we have tacky fog and clouds

burning off, disabate willing today. 71 your high for today, pleasant conditions, just to get you out the door. the clouds will burn off by this afternoon, warming up to 78 degrees inland. then 70 around the bay. 58 along the coast. by 4 p.m., sunshine will dominate, 86 inland, 76 along the bay and 60 degrees on the coast. it will start to cool down a little bit overnight with those clouds and fog rolling back in again. i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast which does have some rain in it coming up in just a little bit. we do have a serious accident. this is going to be in hayward, along southbound 880 right at tennyson, involving possibly four cars blocking two lanes, we will take a look at that it is causing some major bumper-to-bumper traffic, right up to the san mateo bridge, give yourself a few extra minutes, so

far, every egg in the friday area is lights. everything running on time now, outside we go. see what it looks like, a nice drive in san jose. sunshine, julian off-ramp make it to the tank. no crashes to report out there. eric, chris -- katie. eric and katie? >> thank you very much. 6:32 now. we begin with developing news from san francisco where a noonic muni passenger is being call adhere row for quick thinking after a bus driver lost control of the vehicle, endangering everyone around. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with more. amy? >> reporter: the bus driver was brought here to the hospital with back pain. the people who witnessed it say they were shocked that no one else was hurt.

police say the car tried to cut in front of the bus and ended up under it. police are saying it was an illegal u-turn by that car right in front of that 43 masonic bus that caused this. witnesses say the driver of that black car, that volkswagen, was not hurt. >> halfway through the crash, i was thinking, oh, my god, it's not going to stop. we quickly ran away. it was a narrow miss at that point. >> i felt bad for some of the bicyclists who had their bikes pinned between the cars and the bus on there. they got them back and didn't seem that much worse for wear. a 16-year-old is dead following a shooting in broad daylight. happened on wednesday on virginia avenue. our media part earthquake in the mercury news, reports the 16-year-old victim died yesterday after noon. he has been identified as manuel

erz put. a of san jose. he is now the city's 25th homicide victim of 2013. after more than a year, the search headquarters for missing morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar is 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 an tall lean garcia torres is in custody on murder charges but has not entered a plea. he is due back in court next thursday. a union city family is struggling to come to terms with the loss of 56-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, 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 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 lee 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. 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 theater in oakland. the movie focuses on grant's life leading up to his fatal shooting. 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 says it 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. 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 dinner and 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 comey as head the fbi. he was the number two official at the justice department under president george w. bush. he will replace robert mueller, the former u.s. attorney in san francisco, who is retiring in september. b.a.r.t. employees move closer to a strike. nascar is getting ready for its bay area return and that could cause delays if you plan on being in the north bay this weekend. a live look outside from our hd roof cam. you can see the skies are blue. traffic and

welcome back. it is 6:40. taking a look now at our warmer day today and also into tomorrow but we will have some clouds coming back in over the weekend. as we head into this afternoon though, we will still see patchy clouds along the coast, 68 along the coast, 70 around the bay. 80s in the inland areas, you. we look out, what a gorgeous sight indeed, hazy, air quality, rag weed, acting up a bit, you do need the sunscreen, it is going to be very sunny out there

let's take a look at traffic, accident hayward, southbound 880, just past 92, right near tennyson. involving at least vehicles one of which is overturned, two lanes remain blocked. this backup, solid red bumper to bumper traffic, drive takes you across the san mateo bridge, give yourself extra time this morning. a gorgeous shot in berkeley, coming down westbound highway 80, away from highway 4. going to be about 30 minutes to get you down to the main. so traffic building a little bit. but it is accident free. katie? >> sounds good, leyla. thank you. 6:41 now, expect traffic delays on highway 101 this weekend. the 25th annual toyota save mart 350 returns to the sonoma raceway. video from last year's race, this year's event gets under way today with practice runs at 7 a.m. there will also be a ceremony today to rename the winner's circle. this year's grand marshal will be nascar hall of famer darren

waltrip. then on sunday, the big race. gates open at 6 a.m. prerace ceremonies get under way at 10:15. the air show's at 10:50, then the race begins at noon. gates close at 10. again, ex-spengt heavy traffic on sunday. 6:42. it's the final day of our abc7 big show gas give away. i can let you know now, you did not win. >> thank you. >> leyla grewulen will announcer last winner coming up. we will go live to jane king at the stock exchange. details on a b.a.r.t.

6:45 this friday morning. new details on the possible b.a.r.t. strike looming ahead for bay area commuters. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller joins us live from fremont with the new step employees are getting ready to take next week. matt? >> reporter: we learned overnight some union workers are scheduled to take a strike authorization vote on tuesday and that could lead to stations shutting down, like this one here in fremont, when the current contract expires june 30th. now, b.a.r.t. union workers were handing out leaflets to riders warning of a possible strike on

july 1st if they don't receive pay increases and better protection. b.a.r.t. says the traipse and facilities need to be overhauled and asking workers pay into their pensions and more for medical insurance. unions representing 948 train operators, station agents and works will hold their strike authorization votes tuesday. one passenger we spoke with this morning is certain a deal will get done. >> i don't think it will happen. >> why not? >> too many people ride it i think they will figure something out. >> reporter: a mediator was brought in this week to help with the negotiations. unions have to give management 72 hours before they strike. b.a.r.t. hasn't seen a strike since 1997. many of the people we spoke with here at the fremont b.a.r.t. station say if there is a strike, they will just drive to work. matt keller, abc7 news. >> matt, thanks a lot. happening today, the latest california jobs report will be released. economy iists expect it to show moderate growth in may with the unemployment rate remaining at

9%. experts forecast the same 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. billionaire larry ellison buying another airline. >> things are a bit more smoothly on wall street today following that big 354-point plunge yesterday. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. jane? >> that was painful yesterday. show you the numbers here in just a second, but he already owns a hawaiian aland of lanai and island air and now larry ellison is picking up a hawaiian airline called go from mesa airline. mesa the chief executive at or rack.. shares of the company this morning, they are trading lower. oracle came out with the the second straight quarter of lousy sales numbers. the higher open this morning, going to be a while before we make up those losses from the past couple of days but we are trying. the dow at the moment 6774.

the bloomberg silicon valley index is actually down about 1%. so you can see the oracle news weighing on it. now, who doesn't like to sleep in on sundays? "usa today" shows westin hotels among the growing number of chains letting travelers check out much later than 11 a.m. the paper says the hotels are less busy on sunday and guests a lot of times need some time to recover from the weekend. another automaker getting in on the self-driving car thing, talking about volvo. unveiling a concept car that drops you off at the door and then goes and finds a parking space. how awesome is that? the telegraph says production is still a ways off, mass production and the car does need senators in the road to operate. the volvo has autonomous steering by the end of next year. i'm jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> 6:48 now. this morning, a 3-year-old boy is hearing the first time since he was born thanks to an

auditory brain 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? >> almost too much. grayson was born without the auditory nerves that carry sound from the inner ear to the brain. doctors gave him the implant which is usually only used in adults whose nerves have been damaged. doctors are confident grayson will hear and speak like any other child. >> great. fascinating. >> i know. angel. >> 6:49 now. speaking of angels, would be angelic out there today? >> that was a good transition, eric? >> hey, i saw your halo the other day. >> i thought you were going to say she looked like an angel. >> she look had a halo the other day. >> i'm wearing while. >> cue summer. >> and sleeveless. perfect day to go sleeveless. look from our sutro tower cam, a

gorgeous sight indeed, nice view of the golden gate bridge toward marin county. you can see a couple of wispy clouds, going to burn off this afternoon, clear skies, really what's in motion right now, trough of low pressure move to the east. all replaced by the ridge of high pressure bringing in warmer days over today and tomorrow. right behind it is the other strengthening trough of low pressure that will bring us a possibility of some rain for the latter part of the weekend and the early part of next week. our highs for today, however, going to be a beautiful mid-70s in most areas inland, upper 80s, but 83 in santa cruz r i would say that that is a beach day. 76 in palo alto, 73, san mateo, 63, half moon bay, 68, almost 70, in san francisco. in marin county, take a look at that 84 in santa rosa, we head into napa, vallejo, upper 70s, lower 80s, just going to be

gorgeous. tonight, you might want to pack a light sweat if you're going to be seek the giants taking on the miami marlins at 7:15. that's going to be about a 64-degree start. breezy conditions, seeing fairly clear skies but then some clouds will start to roll in once again. in fact, a look at our overnight low. you can see with that cloud cover is just sitting off to the coast there, but it will start to inch its way inland a little bit, leaving us with patchy fog and patchy low clouds but we are going to be resting in the mid to lower 50s for our overnight lows. chilly start to this morning as well. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. so, for today, seeing 86, inland, 76 around the bay, 60 along the coast. warms up a couple degrees by saturday. sunday, steep drop, 74 degrees, 70 by the bay and 58 along the coast. cools down more on sunday and monday, ramps up tuesday and wednesday. talk about traffic, we have a sigg alert right now.

take our drive into the east bay, hayward, southbound 880 at tennyson. told but this accident a little while ago involving four cars, one of which is overturned two lanes remain blocked. so they have issued -- chp issued a sigg alert, around for at least half an hour. that is causing some slowing. so, if you do need to make it over to the san mateo bridge, give yourself a few extra minutes, castro valley, not affected. 238, top speeds, take to the altamonte pass, highway 4, antioch, 10 miles per hour, does jump up to 25 miles per hour. some areas experiencing some friday lights. golden gate bridge, a great drive ought of sausalito, san francisco. northbound traffic moving at top speeds. time to announce the final winner of the abc7 big shell gas card give away. matthew sea from san jose, you have won $700 in free gas cards from shell by just liking abc7 news on facebook.

think to everyone who entered and don't forget to check us out any time on facebook at facebook.com/abc7 news. >> all right, leyla, thanks. congratulations to all those winners out there. >> yep. ahead, seven things to know before you go.

6:54, the abc 7 morning news. we are breaking out this shot for you from our -- show you the golden gate bridge and the beauty that is just the city of san francisco. it is amazing. more news for you coming up. as we get ready to hand things off to "good morning, america," here are seven things to know before you go. number one, breaking news in richmond. police are searching for a gunman after a fatal shooting at an apartment complex on pullman avenue this morning. paramedics were unable to save a man in his 30s who was found just after 12:30 a.m. >> number two officials are investigating a muni bus crash

in san francisco. the bus pushed a car nearly a block before stopping at masonic avenue and oak street last night. the bus driver was taken to the hospital. 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. the dow jones index lost 354 points, wiping out six weeks of gains. for the second straight year, the nba champions are the miami heat. of course, led by lebron james. lebron led the heat over the spurs in game seven of the nba finals. "good morning, america" talks with the big three, lebron, dwyane wade and chris bosh at 7 a.m. number of six, speaking of heat, happy first day of summer,

chilly to get you going, mostly sunshine for today, warming up by noontime, 78 inland. 70 by the bay. coast -- coastal temperatures, 58 degrees, really ramped up by 4 p.m. with another chance of some cloud cover over the evening. chance of rain over the weekend. and number seven, taking a look right now at your berkeley drive westbound 80, it is moving well, albeit, a little early at this hour. we do have a sigg alert a bit farther to the south, hayward, 880, southbound side at tennyson, two lanes blocked involving one overturned vehicle and three other cars. >> leyla, thank you. abc7 news continues now online, facebook, twitter, on all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. >> we will be back here in about 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic are during "good morning, america." >> injoy your first day of summer, have great weekend. and remember, we are here at abc7 news watching for news all the time for you. take care. see you later. good morning, america.

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