morning. while you were sleeping, waves of moisture are coming ashore. that will make for drizzle and slick streets during the morning commute. the macarthur maze shows it is wet with .07" in san francisco. inland neighborhoods it will be wettest during the morning commute with breaks in the clouds in the afternoon. sue? >> good morning, everyone, it is wet. slick roads. pooling water. it will be a treacherous drive. use extra caution. right now, no stalls or accidents. just overnight road work. we will go to the south bay with southbound 880 from 237 blocking lanes until 6:00 a.m. and elsewhere the eastbound 580 left lane at richmond and san rafael bridge until 5:00 this morning

and the approach westbound is jammed up to richmond. you can see rain on the golden gate bridge. no fog this morning but use extra caution. katie and eric? >> more rain is expected in the bay area. an unusual start to the summer. southbound 101 this morning from san rafael, wet weather in june is normally caused by fog and drizzle but it is really raining as if it were winter. the unusual wet weather changed the scenery for visitors on the bring bring, a tour grope braved a ride own an open air double decker bus and could not see much on the point but they said they were thrilled to be there. >> it is magnificent. i would have like to see

sunshine but... >> we get no rain in albuquerque so we get excited. >> umbrellas were at at mill valley little league but teams finished the all-star game and two other leagues were canceled because of downpours. >> happening today, bart's labour unions will hold a vote whether to authorize a strike as unions and the transit agency fail to reach any agreement. leaders filed a lawsuit against bart accusing the board of not negotiating in good faith. bart calls the lawsuit "a smokescreen," saying the unions are trying to cover up the fact they want a 33 percent pay raise. the transit information website has a new page on the possible bart strike with information for transportation options including. car pooling and biking to work. you can get the latest on

twitter. >> the decision from the united states supreme court on the ban on same-sex marriage could come this morning or any day this week before the justices break to summer. the high court did not issue rulings on either proposition 8 or the federal defense of marriage act yesterday. the justices have six more rulings to hand down before they conclude their term by the end of the week. abc7 news reporter will have more next half hour. when the rulings come down we will have coverage on the air and online. look for breaking news on twitter, facebook and the new use ayap where you can sign up for a text alert. we have extended coverage for you on the livewell network which is comcast 195 and 715. >> san francisco police are searching for the man who shot and killed another man at a bus stop. it happened at west point and middle point road yesterday

afternoon. a man and woman were shot. paramedics rushed both to the hospital but the man died. the woman suffered life-threatening injuries and bullets shattered the glass of the bus stop and hit an apartment building. no word on a description of the gunman other a motive. >> new details in an amber alert case from antioch. police arrested the father of the child, a 23-year-old father is in jail on charges of child endangerment and domestic violence for kidnapping his baby at gunpoint and firing at least one shot in the air before taking off. he dropped the 11-month-old girl off with a relative who was reunited with her mother. it was a big misunderstanding according to the family. >> a man filed a complaint against the police department in concord after an officer shot his elderly dog. police say the officers responded to a burglary call at the home of the man and the 13

-year-old mix dog growled and ran up to one of them, twice. he and the roommates say the officer opened fire on the dog. >> is it ever okay to shoot an elderly dog because you feel threatened? if you are scared of that maybe you don't have any business being a police officer. >> the dog survived but the recovery is questionable and they say the officer acted within bounds of the policy but the suspected burglar was just a door-to-door salesman. >> today, the board of supervisors in santa clara hear a proposal to raise the minimum wage. the minimum wage right now is $8 an hour. a new economic report for the county shows two people in a househomed of four need to earn $0 an hour to make ends meet.

san jose raised the minimum rage from $8 to $10 an hour. >> palo alto could be the latest to ban camping out in mobile homes on city streets. a committee will take up the issue tonight. the san jose mercury news reports officials have debate add ban on car camping for two years. if approved the city would take 60 days to spread the word before beginning enforcement. the palo alto would act only if complaints from residents. >> the united states is turning up the heat on russia this morning to arrest n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. russia's foreign minister is lashing out at washington, dc, calling america's demands "ungrounded and unacceptable." russia insists they have nothing to do with edward snowden or the travel plans. 309-year-old former n.s.a. contractor is believed hiding in now while he seeked asylum in several countries. he checked in but never got on

the flight to cuba. >> council woke made inappropriate decisions and interfered with city workers to get a teen center built and the "san francisco chronicle" reports the grand jury did not mention the official by name but says that the city failed to prevent the council member from the inappropriate action. three months ago the auditor accused the man of breaking the rules of the hiring process involved in the building of an academy. the man has denied any wrongdoing. >> mike nicco is back as the rain falls. >> what is this about? rain in the summer in san francisco? that is unusual. the jet stream is pushing a warm front our way and we are getting warm air ininvestigation rains, those hang around for hours at a time so we have been dealing with rain all during the overnight hours. the best radar returns are in the north b will show you up tod

petaluma and that is on the north side of town we have the best radar return from 101 up to the north that is where the darker green is at bodega avenue and along one 60 back over to this area is our best radar run. maybe pounding on the roadways especially in the north bay. that is how it looks in downtown san francisco right now with the drizzle. it will be wet everywhere with temperatures hanging in the 60's and by noon it will be damp but we will have a tapering in the intensity and coverage and it will become scattered. 60's at the coast and low-to-mid 70's inland. >> we have wet roads and slick conditions with pooling and hydroplaning could be an issue this morning. slower peeds and extra caution and if you use your windshield

wipers, use your headlights. from antioch to concord, it is looking good. road work in the san ramon area northbound 680 between crow canyon road and the valley, in the lanes until 5:00. at the bay bridge you can see the toll plaza is wet. this is no backup. >> now it is an offer a bay area home seller hopes is to good to resist, the four wheel extra he is offering a buyer at no extra charge. >> the six figure price tag the governor is putting to cut the number of inmates in california prison. >> daring attack in afghanistan is raising no concerns about security in the nation's capitol but first america's money report. >> topping america's money, eyes are on wall street, the wild ride for stocks ended with the

dow down a full percent point with some overseas markets following but the futures are up. smithfield food dropped paula deen as a spokesman after a court deposition revealed she admitted to using a racial slur years ago. >> a new poll finds 70 percent of workers are disengaged from their jobs are outright hate them. only 30 percent honestly enjoy their jobs and their bosses. this is because of

>> governor brown is asking lawmakers for $450 million to send thousands of inmates out of state moving inmates out of overcrowded prisons. the request follows a federal appeals court order to reduce the prison population by 10,000 inmates by the end of the year.

40,000 inmates have been released. he has appealed to the supreme court calling court order "unnecessary." he says releasing more inmates endangers public safety. >> a federal judge has ordered two california prisons to relocate more than 3,000 inmates because they are at risk of contracting valley fever. medical experts call the outbreak at the state prison a public health emergency, a potentially deadly airborne fungus. at least four people have died from the disease at the two prisons. the state has 90 days to relocate the high help risk inmates. >> san francisco woman will be honored today for helping to put an end to a scam targeting the asian community. police say susan wong led them to four people accused in a jewelry blessing scam, when they told victims they would receive a blessing in return for handing over their belongings. she almost fell victim in october but got suspicious and

led authorities right to the culprits. the suspects were found guilty on grand theft charges last month. >> an unusual listing in san jose, the seller of a san jose home is offering the winning bidder a brand new tesla. >> the house in san jose's willow glenn has it all, four bedrooms, three budgets, all the modern amenities but it is also drawing buzz because whoever buys the house get as brand new tesla. the agent is getting lots of calls. >> is it true there is a tesla with the house? i want to see that house. >> the buyers do not need the tesla, this has been completely renovated with latest features and located in the best neighborhood. >> the seller is on a mission to promote green living, a heart

transplant survivor committed to doing good work and the fourth home he has renovated throwing in electric car made sense. >> this is giving me an opportunity to get my word out. let's do homes with solar panels and cars. >> you can pick the color of the new car, a repaid, three year lease worth $40,000. when it is ready, all the homeowner has to do is plug it in. the garage is equipped with a charging station ready to go. office are expected any day. the house is listed at $1.325 million has been on the market for just over a week. >> the unusually wet weather we are getting in the bay area is hitting the sierra foothills, a welcome sight along interstate 80. the showers turned to a steady drizzle then a steady rain in the higher elevations.

it has been very drive above sacramento with a high fire danger. it will lower the fire danger for a few days but not enough to soak into the grass when the warming trend returns. >> pleatologist mike nicco is here. we need you, buddy. >> there is a lot going on. it is not enough to make things green just temporarily put out the fire danger. we can always use wet weather but could use more around san francisco and oakland and concord and south where we have the lightest amount. some places north of mill valley in the hills have received over 1" of rain so far. the best radar return is to the north. headed off to the east is where we still have storms and those are going to continue heading off that way. we will keep an eye on the flight arrival delays here and, also, headed over to the east coast today if you are taking off any time soon.

here is a look what is going on while you were sleeping, the remain is get closer and closer and the warm front is a boundary lifting the moisture if a more gradual nature than the cold front so we have a steady rain with the warm front. that pushes through during the morning hours and in the afternoon hours we will have a cold front that will switch over from a steady rain to scattered showers as we head beyond the lunch hour. today is the last day for wet weather as the storm frank is finally going to retreat to the north starting tomorrow. at 7:00, everyone is getting some type of wet weather whether it is light rain in the dark green or drizzle in the lighter green. through the morning you can see the best chance continues to spread all across the the bay area. the moisture is tapering. the energy associated with the system moves away and you have scattered showers in the evening. drizzle is possible overnight. best chance of anything being

light and steady is just to the north of santa rosa north of cloverdale and a clearing trend from east and south to west and north. that is the warmer weather moving in also for tomorrow. by the evening hours everything will be pretty much cleared out. it looks like we will get another .1" possible or more maybe in the north bay. the seven-day forecast shows we nearly 10 to 20 degrees warmer from the coast inland by thursday, friday, saturday and it will be hot this weekend. >> it could be a messy commute. pooling water on the ground. it was literally coming down pretty for with the rain. use extra caution. the green on the map is how the weather is affecting the drive.

speaking of which the drive from the central valley is looking good to the dublin/pleasanton. in san ramon southbound 880, in milpitas from 237, looking good and san rafael, southbound 101 beyond the civic center everything is moving lightly. it is heavy rain here. we have reports of a hose north 101 at paradise across the lanes. katie and eric? >> in afghanistan, gunfire in a series of explosions rocked the most secure area of the capital this morning. government officials say a taliban suicide attack targeted the presidential palace happening in a fortified area of the city that includes the embassy. officials say militants with false paper and military-style uniforms opened fire on security personnel and another taliban fighters detonated a car bomb.

three guards and all eight attackers were killed. >> nelson mandela remains in critical condition after being taken to the hospital two weeks ago with a recurring lung infection. officials announced the condition has deteriorated and now is critical. he was yaleed for 27 years under a pay hide -- under apartheid but then became the first black president of south africa. >> and discards that bart will use to keep trains from rattling when they pass each other. >> the injury among teen could be much more com

>> it is 4:52 on tuesday morning and you are looking at san francisco's embarcadero, the bay bridge, and it is a wet. it will rain all morning. be careful as you drive to

worker. enjoy it because it will not be here all week. mike says summer by the end of the week. >> sounds good. bart has a plan to reduce vibration from passing trains to people would live near the warm springs extension in fremont lining it with 130,000 recycled tires. crews will pack that shredded tires in a fabric barrier and put it under the tracks running five miles from fremont station to the warm springs station in south fremont. it is expected to open in 2015. >> take extra change if you are headed to starbucks, they raising prices 1 percent on coffees, express owes, and lattes and teas. prices are the same for and coffees and they will also post calorie counts for beverage and

food items. >> you already have to take out a second mortgage to by a cup of coffee. mike has the forecast. >> coffee could be good at the game it will be chilly with a lingering chance of moisture as the reds take on the a's at 7:05. 66 and dropping down to 62. as far as the wet weather it will go as far south as monterey and it will probably not make it to fresno but a bit of light rain in sacramento and some rain in tahoe and afternoon sun in san diego and los angeles and low-to-mid 70's. >> welcome back from vacation, mike, we have wet weather to greet you and wet roads. there is pooling and flooding and slick and soily spinouts. watch the roads. we have road work in san bruno

area 280 eastbound northbound 101 with the connection closed until 5:00 this morning with road work. also, northbound 680 between crow canyon and the valley, it is wet. katie and eric? >> thank you. california is confused and possibly taking legal action against internet currency company bit coin foundation. the state department of financial institutions has sent a letter to bit coin warning the company to cease and desist operating in california. they are based in washington, dc. it is a digital form of currency to use to buy games and virtual products. the business could be illegal in california. >> a stanford university study says low income minority students get the most help from charter schools and

outperforming piers in traditional classrooms. a study shows low income black students made above average gains equal to 36 additional days of learning in math, and the hispanics showed the same gain. charter school students surpass those in traditional public schools in reading and keeping pace in math compared to four years ago. >> teens say they suffer from traumatic brain injuries because of sports, drugs and alcohol. 9,000 teens in canada anonymously answered a questionnaire, and 20 percent said they had a brain injury that either left them unconscious for five minutes or required they spend the night at the hospital. more than half of those injuries were because of sports. teens would drank alcohol or smoked marijuana had higher odds of getting hurt. >> the federal government has a public education blitz to help people understand the new affordable health care act which is targeting people between the ages of 18 and 35 whose participation in new online

health insurance exchanges is seen as vital to the program. along with the publicity there are telephone hotlines and a website both helping explain what you were eligible for and how to get health insurance. we have a link on our website at abc7news.com. >> next at 5:00 a.m., we are following breaking news in san francisco where three people have been shot. we have new details from the police from the scene.

>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> if san francisco, several people have been shot in the bayview district. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is on the scene. now the latest. >> well, we have technical problems and we will come back to that story and now our other big story of the morning, the unusual rainfall for june. mike nicco is back the we left things interesting for you. >> it is interesting. sue do you want to tell us about the map? wait, we have the radar now. here is radar