tomorrow, we are sure everyone will be much cooler. right now, no moisture out there, still, and visibility is unlimited and even along the coast. we will look from our roof camera and you can see the flags not moving much on ferry building this morning and by the afternoon, the breeze will pick up so look at the coast in san francisco and you can see the biggest drop at 74 to 80, and around the bay we will be 84 to 93 in the south bay and the not bay is around 86 to 96 in the east bay valley and high clouds and sunshine today. as we take you interest san francisco we have a street closure because of an accident and amy hollyfield is on the scene right now and will bring us more details but market street is currently closed at 15th after a big rig crashed into a funeral home. that is going to be blocked off until further notice while police continue the investigation. >> in san jose 101 is clear. 280 is not affected. we had early construction so we

have red there. 85 is move along at top speeds. a look outside coming in from marin to san francisco, southbound traffic is quiet. breaking overnight in san francisco, the big rig struck jackknifed at market at 12:30 crashing into a funeral home and bursting into flames. you can see flaming truck in this youtube video. the fire was brought under control if an hour. it scorned the outside of sullivan's funeral home on market. the crash did not damage the interior of the building. that is hard to believe when you see the video. the driver and a passenger suffered only minor injuries. more breaking news in los angeles where firefighters are dealing with a big spill off off when 50,000s of crude oil leaked at midnight near the zoo and is

said to be knee-deep in some places. oil was spewing 30' into the air before it was shut off from a remote location. the leak is affecting businesses including a nightclub in the area. a young woman is in custody this morning after a stunning attack on a little girl at a wal-mart store in the south bay. matt keller has the latest from the wal-mart store. >> the four year old girl is recovering from the brutal attack that took place inside the wal-mart. she was shopping with her dad and an 18-year-old woman hit her with a crow because allegedly. this is the suspect, maria garate, a transient, and for no reason she carried a crowbar into the store and hit the girl in the head. the child's father fought back when when she tried to hit her again. >> parent's worst night fair, he jumped in, tries to stop it, he

is struck but is able to ultimately stop the attack. a store employee said that suspect yelled that the child deserved it and the family did not know maria garate. she was arrested and booked into jail on mission of assault with a deadly weapon. may recall this is the same wal-mart involved in this wild scene a year ago with surveillance video capturing a man driving the car through the front of the store in man of last year and ran into a beer display and jumped from the car swinging a metal bar. an employees and three shopers were injured before he was tackled and tied up until the police arrived. he has been charged with attempted murder. more developing news from southern california, crews are battling nine fires that charred thousands of acres. the biggest concern this morning is an active 700-acre fire binning -- burning in san

marcos. skein is zero. residents in 21,000 homes have been asked to evacuate with the naval weapons station at camp pendleton. in carlsbad, eight homes have been destroyed and is 50 percent contained. early damage estimates are standing at $22.5 million. our reporter will have the latest in the next half hour. as mike has been telling us we will see slightly cooler temperatures but it will still be hot in some places. veterinarians say the hot weather is tough open pets especially those with breathing problems. dog owners should take pets for walks or runs notice morning arrest at night when it is cooler. they say remember that asphalt and concrete are hot on their paws and make sure your pets have lots of drinking water. cities all over the bay area have opened cooling centers to beat the heat.

residents were talking and eating near the air conditioning vents and others took advantage to exercise inside. many coming centers are staying open into the evening. we have a lit all of the cooling haves in the bay area open at abc7 news.com. >> parking is a challenge at ocean beef, the main parking lot is off limits so crews can set up for bay to breakers with the parking lot the usual set up place for the finish line. tow away zones are in affect until monday. officials warn that cars will be towed if they get complaints from race organizers. >> attorneys for raymond "shrimp boy" chow are challenging a request by federal prosecution to limit the release of information in the corruption case against him. senator yee and two dozen others. in the request filed, the government says evidence collected during the investigation could reveal the

identities of the undercover agents in the case and endanger witnesses and possibly reveal ongoing investigations. we raymond "shrimp boy" chow lawyers say it is a dig order that limits hair -- their client's attempt to defend him self. >> a mountain view police officer has been arrested for child pornography. he was arrested on tuesday while on duty and booked into santa clara county jail. he posted bond yesterday afternoon. detectives say they found important on a laptop at his san jose home. for for seven years he has been a patrol officer and a sketch artist. officers found porn on the roommate's laptop. that person was arrested. >> the oakland police department is warning residents of robberies after seeing an increase with burglars entering

hopes through unlocked homes. in man places the residents are hope. keep your doors and windows locked at all time and keep the exterior well lit and report suspicious persons or vehicle. >> president obamas heads to new york to on the natural september 11th museum dedicating with survivors and families of the victim and first responders. we are live in new york with that story. good morning, eric. behind that reflecting pool, 10,000 artifacts, 500 hours of video, a remarkable tribute to the day that changed everything. at ground zero one of the largest memorial museums in the world is opening, the 9/11 memorial museum, a journey back to a day america will never forget.

clocks and wants frozen in time and a mangled fire truck and the uniforms warn by the first responders. >> emotional. >> the museum doesn't just house artifacts it is an artifact. that is the bedrock of the world trade center, the steel beams, the survivors stairs the route used by hundreds. running down the stair to safety was a lifeline. lacks and screens show how 9/11 unfolded minute-by-minute and a sacred plaid filled with trip you'ds to those killed in new york and at the pentagon and in pennsylvania. >> this is where you can come to understand 9/11 for the lives of those who were killed and the lives of those who rushed here to help. >> before the public sees it on wednesday, the survives, families of victims, and first responders take tours. >> folks who are deeply part of the history that museum shares will be our first guests.

the individuals are the ones whose voices tell the history. >> this is a project that had construction issues and fierce argues over the $700 million budget and the tributes to the victims but in the end it happened and the dedication is later this morning. the president of the united states will be here and families of the victims. thank you. we will have a special report when president obama dedicates the museum along with survivors, rescuers and victim families anded to happen some time after 7:00 our time. we have the heat but, mike, i feel like last night was easier to get the cool air. >> goods because it is warm outside. i am glad to know that was the case for you and hopefully for you, too. if you headed to the beach we have the beach has arrest, that is the onlying to concern ourselves with outside of

lingering heat. i don't think we will have any records unlike yesterday. southern swells and rip currents and big shore breaks is how it looks from the east bay, notice how clean the air looks this morning, and we do not, repeat, do not, do not have a "spare the air" today. everyone will have moderate amounts of ozone. that is another sign that things are changing. 45 to 65 a big spread from 45 in santa rosa to 65 in san francisco and by noon we will have the high clouds more prevalent in the sky and the day planner showing 72 at the coast and 88 inland and 70 at the coast at 4:00, and 92 inland and breezes kick in and we drop into the mid-60 at the coast but warm inland if the kids are hanging around outside in the evening at 82 degrees. leyla gulen has the commute. we had a few problems this morning, and i will show you what the altamont pass looks like, looking busy, at 37 miles

per hour as you leave tracy and up to 580 you will start for see the speeds picking up and from address to castro valley it is 40 minutes so other than slowing it is not too bad. northbound 101 from 85 to the san jose airport is 11 minutes and through daly city into san francisco, a nine-minute commute . you can see it is quiet. we had early construction in the westbound direction. that is wrapped up. a look from the onliryville -- from the emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge and traffic is able to maneuver. >> a sweet day for chocolate chip lovers in america's money report. >> long waits and falsified records the head of the veterans administration facing tough questions when he faces conditioning this morning. an unexpected problem with the newly re-opened washington monument and hundreds of tourist

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covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. veterans affairs secretary shinseki will testify today at the senate after it is claimed whistle blowers had a secret waiting list. some united states veterans died waiting for treatment at v.a.

hospitals across the country. a former clinic director says that up to 40 veterans may are died while awaiting treatment at the phoenix facility. united states ambassador to japan caroline kennedy saw a look at the japanese nuclear plant decimated by the tsunami touring the plant if three hours wearing a protective seat and helmet. it was damaged beyond repair. recommissioning the reactors will take decades. she expressed gratitude for those who work at the plant and says the united states is ready to help. passenger satisfaction is up on the nation's airlines. >> really? >> that is what i hear. >> here is america's money report. topping america's minute, a forecast out this morning predicts 210 million passengers will travel this summer nearly 2.3 million a day the highest number of people traveling since the financial crisis. people who have been

traveling are happier with the service. j.d. powers fines satisfaction up for the second year in a row despite delays, cancellations, higher fares and more fees than ever. maybe you thought rolling back the mileage on the used car because of digital but it is actually easier to roll back. energy yourself today because it is chocolate chip cookie dead invented in the late 1930s. mrs. fields is celebrating with 30 percent off with a special code online. have a great day. some tourists can talk about high drama in our capitol. this is after the elevators inside the washington monument stopped running! some people were stuck but visitors at the top had to walk down 900 steps to get back to

the ground level. this comes two days after the monument re-opened to the public. the monument needed to be repaired, of course, after 5.5 earthquake there in 2011. >> i blame it on the president! >> just kidding. some people are going to fly east handle and blame it on the president. a joke. imagine walking down the stairs in the eat. >> at least they were walking down and not up. good morning, everyone. kidding aside it will be a hot one for at -- a lot us developing at 12 miles per hour this but the rest of us are pretty quiet. at seven miles per hour in hayward and three at san jose and, also, in santa rosa. as far as what is going on, we will look at temperatures. on the peninsula it is still brutal to sleep in san bruno at

65. and mid-to-upper 50's in palo alto and redwood city and woodside is 50 degrees. low-to-mid 60's around oakland and hayward and mountain view and san jose and san carlos and larkspur and san francisco and 67 in antioch and mid-to-upper 50's around san ramon and concord and los gatos and mid-to-upper 40's at half moon bay and napa. you can see the cool colors of the night giving way to the warm temperatures of the afternoon and high clouds today and almost as hot sea breeze kicks this this afternoon and bet sleeping weather for all of us tonight and nearly normal and breezy this week. especially on saturday. down south, low-to-mid 90's in most areas and 98 in gilroy and 85 in santa cruz as we head up to the peninsula, no asterisks although we will hit 90 in redwood city and 92 in los gatos and we will be in the mid-70's along the coast and nearly 80 in

downtown and south san francisco so still warm and hot in some spots in the not bay around sonoma and napa and mid-to-upper 80's along the 101 corridor and sausalito at 79 and mid-to-upper 80's throughout the east bay shore and from 89 in fremont to berkeley at 83 and inland we need the aconditioning at low-to-mid 90. here is what is happening tonight: clouds banking against the coast is the sea breeze kicking in and all of us are in the 50's until you get around antioch where we will be in the 60. the high pressure yesterday showed it sinking to the south and flattening. the area of low pressure right there is going to come in and look at the temperatures dropping 15 to 20 degree by saturday and maybe a couple more degrees on sunday into monday and a slight warming trend next week. it will be dry. all seven days. >> we have a brand new accident that popped up in san jose southbound 17 at 85. we will try to get more information but it is involving

one vehicle and possibly blocking lanes. southbound 17 at highway 85 and we will check out what happening in san francisco, amy hollyfield is reporting from market street where a big rig crashed into a funeral home and both sides of market are shut down for another couple ours between sanchez and this area here. so you can jump on 15 that will take you around with detours in place. avoid the area. through the peninsula and the san mateo and dumbarton, everything moving along at top speed and accident free. in san jose, the drive on 87 beyond the julian street off-ramp traffic is light. >> seven things to know as you start your day. >> the who's who journalist and celebrityies celebrating the career of barbara walters. new dames in -- new detailsn

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it is now 5:23. whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, breaking overnight in san francisco, a big-rig truck jackknifeed on market street and crashed into a funeral home and bursting into flames. the funeral home suffered minor damage. our reporter, amy hollyfield, will have a report at 5:30. firefighters battle nine fires that scorched 9,000 acres near san diego. the biggest concern this morning is a fire burning in san marcos that destroyed three homes. >> breaking news from los angeles, 50,000 gallons of crude oil spilled on the city streets after a pipeline ruptured this morning near glendale.

so far, it appears crews have managed to stop the oil from going into storm drains. >> san francisco police are trying to find out more of the latest crash that injured a pedestrian that happened on the great highway at 9:00 last night and officers say the victim was not in a crosswalk when that person was hit and has very serious injuries. five, fast food workers at several restaurants in oakland and across the country are landing to demonstrate rather than working in a profit over wages. workers are pushing for a hike in minimum wage to at least $15 an hour. six, we are off to a stuffy start this morning but i promise this is the last morning you will wake up and say, camp that heat i couldn't sleep. the winds are change are on the way. we have a cooling in the seven-day outlook. looking now at the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is building as you come in from emeryville and we have had a couple of problems across the bay area and two are in san francisco. one is on surface streets.

more information is coming up. fans of the nfl first openly gay player will be able to follow his every move as he try those earn a spot on the rams roster because oprah will produce a couple of minutery about michael sam and cameras will follow sam as he fights to make the team the he hopes his story can lead others to accept who they are and shoot for their democrats. >> the network has made said when production will start or how many episodes. >> the first head rolls in jay-z altercation, the standard hotel in new york city fired the employees who recorded the security video showing the sister of beyonce attacking beyonce's husband jay-z 10 days ago inside an elevator after a party following the met gala.

the remainly he sole the video to tmz for $250,000 and the hotel fired the remainly he if breaching the security polls of the hotel. >> the top stories continue at 5:30 including the impact of hot weather in the bay area on man's best friend. and the type of dog that is most in danger in the heat. >> oakland has a new top cop but not everyone is

mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning at 5:28 on this thursday. thanks for starting your day with us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. friday is this far away and how will the temperatures be?

>> cooler than today and some areas today are cooler than yesterday. the heat peaked year. fairfield is being bypassed by the sea breeze. we have calm conditions and offshore wind around hayward and san jose at three to seven miles per hour. the coast and san francisco and central bay will cool while we will be hot inland 86 in the north bay to 96 in the east bay. along the coast into san francisco 74 to 80 and possible high clouds missing with the sunshine. 42 bart trains are full steam ahead. ace train one is two minutes late. ace train three is on time. drain has no delays. we have a brand new accident in san jose involving an overturned vehicle and it is blocking a lane southbound 17 at highway 85, you can see coming through campbell you are starting to see a slow down in traffic. 85 is not affecting as you maybe

the drive morning and southbound but more details on this coming up and a look at san francisco traffic if a little bit. speaking of traffic, breaking news a section of market street in san francisco closed a big rig crashed into a funeral home and caused a fire and injuries. amy hollyfield is on scene in the castro. amy hollyfield? you have to see the wreckage. it is unbelievable. what is surprising is firefighters spotted to pull bodies from the truck. they were shocked when a driver and passenger got out okay. though were taken to the hospital but will be fine. here is video of the fire in the castro. the video was posted on youtube. firefighters say the driver was coming down market street at 12:30, lost control, hit the

median and crashed. a woman lives on the second floor above the funeral home. she said it was scary, her it, looked out the window and could not believe what she was seeing. >> i saw everything turn orange. there is this big truck plowed into our builting and is on fire. then i saw flames shooting into the air. her apartment unit, the window right there, is charred on the outside and inside the building it is fine. she says she was on the phone with money -- with 9/11 on hold for five minutes but she knew it was time to get out. a big surprise is the building is okay, a 90-year-old building and the stucco saved the building. the truck is here and has been here for hours and will stay here. they are waiting for haz-mat

team to drain the fuel from the truck before though move it. 50 -- 150 gallons. market street and the westbound direction is shut down for a couple of hours. they could close up the eastbound -- rather, open up the eastbound side in the next 30 minutes. this is only a small section and you can easily navigate around it. developing news, san diego county is under siege from fire. more than 100,000 people were evacuated. at least one of the no one fires is still burning out of control. katie marzullo is in the newsroom tracking this. katie? >> the evacuations include homes, schools, a nuclear plant, along with parts of the many base. the biggest problems is the fire

burning in san marcos which is active and zero percent contained. it has burned 700 acres and destroyed three homes, 2,000 evacuation noticed have been ordered. cal state san marcos is evacuated and commencement ceremonies are canceled. in carlsbad eight homes have been closed and schools, too, more than 9,000 acres have been charred and some residented had only minutes to grab third possessions and pets and flee. >> we ran. there were orange flames 50' or 60' high. we packed everything and we were out. >> a lot of resources with two helicopters from the california department of forestry and fire protection and eight navy and marine hill courts worked through the night fighting the flames. today, 22 military helicopters will take to the skies. governor brown has declared a state emergency for san diego

county and because of that, the district attorney is reminding people that looting is now a felony and a crime for businesses to raise the price of goods or services by more than 10 percent. and we will have more from san diego at 7:00 a.m. on "good morning america" next. >> extreme fire conditions through the row beyond and san jose has closed alum rock park to the public. officials concerned of low humidity, dry conditions and the impact on firefighting resources. it is hoped the closure will reduce the chance a fire at park. the heat has an impact on people and pets. many doc owners are seeing their four legged friends moving slower in the hot temperatures. votes are seeing an increase in poets with respiratory issues including overheating and not breathing.

pug nose dogs are most success sentibl to heat stroke. >> they cannot get the air so easy can they breathe harder and it is more difficult for them to breathe and then they get overheated. veterinarians say owners should not take their dog for a run or to thing do park in the afternoon when it is hottest and they recommend going in the morning or at night when it is cooler. keep track of the record temperatures in your neighbor using the weather app free to download at abc7news.com/apps. a four-year-old girl is recovering after being attack by a strange woman a crowbar at a san jose wal-mart. the 18-year-old maria garate walked up and started hitting the little girl she does not know at the wal-mart on tuesday morning. the girl was shopping with her father. he fought back and was hit. the family did not know maria garate and police say she is a

transient. security guards detained her until the police arrived. oaklands there a new top cop: 39-year-old shawn went has been interim chief for a mayor and mayor quan sworn him in as the sixth police chief 10 years. crime is down under his watch but the union is taking a wait-and-see attitude. he wants to continue using progressive policing strategies and increase community partnerships. >> recoveries plan to urge the california coastal commission to ban offshore fracking weapon the panel meets in marin county. the commissioners will review the updated coastal land to see if it complies with state rules during the meeting. the supervisors have taken a stand against fracking. last year they passed california's first resolution asking the state to ban the practice. san francisco heres want

george lucas to consider building a museum on the waterfront across the embarcadero from bi30 and 32. the warriors abandoned plans to build the new arena because strong opposition. lucas has been looking for a home for the museum since the presidio trust said "no." president obama will on the national september 11th museum in new york which goes underground to the foundations of the world trade center and honors 3,000 people killed in knock, washington, and pennsylvania by terrorists on september 11th. we will have a report from the site at the top of the hour. day three of the heat wave it is stifling. >> it is stuffy. check out the temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's, hayward, fremont, san lenadro, oakland,

san francisco, daly city, 68,65, and walnut creek is 61 and upper 50's in lafayette and union city and cop core at -- concord at 62. if you are taking bart it will be stuffy. temperatures are the same if nauticaller around fairfield and napa at five degrees cooler. still, well above average. a hazard around today is the beach hazard with the large rip currents that are going to be lurking in the water with shore breaks and long periods with swells out there and it will be breezy at the coast as we head to the afternoon. as we head to noon we will be 72 at the coast and 86 bay tracking this accident in

san jose, on southbound 17, coming up to 85, it is a serious accident involving an overturned vehicle and it is blocking a lane and we are looking at delays and the delays are now extending from 280 so the drive through campbell will be slow-and-go. south of 85, using our ways yap the concrete is in the number one lane and considered the fast lane. traffic running into it and we have three vehicles that have crashed into this concrete is, caltran, c.h.p., they will have to come out and do a traffic break and remove the debris. you could see slowing use head out of los gatos into san jose. we will watch the east bay drive in my next report. >> ucuc berkeley

pre-schoolers are be exposed to. why that little whistle is bringing smiles to bay area biologists. the burger and fry could come with a super sized lesson in labor relations and fast food workers will be walking off the job. the must see video people are still talking about, a boy attacked by a dog only to be saved by a furious

covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. good morning. a new uc berkeley study fines hazards present in preschool and daycare centers across the bay area, and researchers collected samples from 40 centers and served more than 1,700 served and all floor samples contain dangerous chemicals or pbdes linked to lower i.q.'s. california batched two types in 2006 and furniture makers have been phasing them out but they are still found in many buildings. >> a big success for local marine biologist who took on the risk of trying to save a 25' humpback whale. we have new pictures to show

you. the marine biologists were able to free the whale yesterday after a dangerous attempt two weeks ago. the humpback was spotted off monterey a few weeks good morning with a growth around its tail and they could not free the whale they were able to put a track device on the whale and that device followed the mammal to the channel isles and led up to the successful rescue. a report fines california has the highest number offing do bites insurance claims in the country. the "los angeles times" reports that california had 1,900 dog bite claims last year with costs totally $65 million. the study by the insurance information institute and state farm found claims jumped 5.5 percent last year across the country and dog bites accounted for a third of liability costs for homeowners insurance. a boy is recused from an attack by a very unlikely have hero. the four-year-old jeremy was

riding his bicycle and a neighbor's dog went on the attack and jeremy's cat sprang into action. she gets the dog off the boy and chases the dog down the street and then tara goes back to check on jeremy. >> she is the hero! >> to have her with for regard for her own life never seen anything like that. >> tara adopted the couple five years ago following them home from the park when day when the baby was a new born she would climb into the crib and curl up beside him. >> a top cat there. >> and has nine lives. if you have poets, protect their lives, right, with a lot of hydration and maybe do not go out to play. i made my cat stay inside

with me and enjoy the air conditioning. he is by herself in the house, you know how cats are. live doppler 7 hd shows it is clear over the top of us and in the left side of the screen, the upper left side, that is a cloud deck that will overtake our skies and bring us high clouds that will shake a few degrees off of our high temperatures from yesterday. also, along with the see breeze that will kick in this afternoon and overnight. high clouds today, and almost as hot as yesterday and the record highs are hotter today than yesterday. that is another reason why they will not have record highs today. sea breeze, get ready at the cost and san francisco, not so hot, the rest of us get it tonight so better sleeping, and the breeze will keep working all through the weekend and bring us temperatures back down where we should be by saturday and maybe cooler-than-average on sunday and monday. today, we are going to see temperatures drop anywhere from

one to nine degrees and here is why. we have light and variable winds and look by the noon and into the evening, the sea breeze kicks in and that is what will bring us the cooling and the closer you are to the coast the more likely it is to get you. we are hot in the south bay with low-to-mid 90's like 93 at show and reach 90 at redwood city and the neighborhoods to the south and mid-to-upper 70 in millbrae. the coast is mid-70's to nearly 80 in downtown and south san francisco so two days in a row or two consecutive record high temperatures to san francisco, that is over. 101 corridor is money 80's and 92 in sonoma and napa and home 90's in the east way valleys. air conditioning weather. tonight, you get a good night's sleep with temperatures in the low-to-upper 50's. we will drop 5- to 10-degrees again tomorrow.

again on saturday. a couple more degrees on sunday into monday and the cold front rolls through with to moisture and we will warm again but nothing obnoxious on tuesday and wednesday next week. the cat story raises a question: would let the cat out? in antioch, the drive along highway four, 21 miles per hour so it is a bit slow approaching hillcrest and out of antioch to pittsburg top speeds and a slow down to bay respondent but in concord, full steam ahead and top speed up to hercules and the entire drive from antioch to hercules is 35 minutes. from highway 4 to the maze along 80 that will be under 20 minutes and the bay bridge the cash-paying lanes are load up and the drive is less than ten minutes across the water at 101 san francisco to sfo and 11 minutes and look at this, the traffic is packing up and, next, maybe the metering lights have

been turned on a minute ago. i will check on that can give you an update in the next report. if the first time, google is planning to release documentation of the diversity of the workforce, based in mountain view that will set employs 50,000 people under pressure with others in the tech industry to hire more minorities and women. employers not required to make this information publicly available but google spokesman says the company will release the information next month. television legend, pa behalf, will retire from herelle on "the view" later this morning. >> some of the biggest names in journalism and entertainment were at a cocktail party in new york city. 84-year-old created the view seven years ago and considered a

pry near among women journalists. barbara walters will continue to milk occasion appearances on abc. her final appearance is on "the view" at 10:00 this morning right here. >> knowing barbara, it will not be "occasional." i don't thing she can keep her hands out of the news. the warriors have a new head coach and why a five-time nba championship winner picked golden state over new york. a royal first from prince harry with a milestone from the young royal happening hours ago. three college students by a $20 couple four their apartment but they have a real second-hand treasure worth thousands.

the warriors will introduce their new head coach to the media, steve kerr. he has never coached and comes straight from tnt where he will stay on as an analyst throughout the western conference finals. he was going do take the new york knicks job but he changed his mind when the owner blew to oklahoma city for a latch appeal. he has a daughter attending cal so she can make the games. san francisco mayor three will pay off the nfc way jury with the seattle mayor and

present mayor murray with $10,000 donation to the food bank to settle a bet over january nfc title game between the 49ers and the seahawks. moving on, now, to a team playing really well, mar lindsas take on the giants dropping to 61 and breezy by the help of the game with high clouds. temperatures through the central valley 100 in sacramento. fresno is 99. and 76 in lake tahoe. it will hot and breezy in san diego and 91. nearly 100 in los angeles and 104 in palm springs. we are in petaluma with a major accident southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard with multiple vehicle crash, probably four vehicles involved and all lanes blocked. as you approach the highway that is where you will find this accident and we will have more details as they become available.

as we head into san jose we have a report of a fire burning under the overpass northbound 280 so you could see a slow down in crews headed to scene and the drive along 101 is slowing away from the 280/680 split to the nimitz. 5:55. if you drive to point reyes you may want to fill director gas tapping before you leave because a car crash knocked out fuel service through the weekend on highway one at point reyes station. the crash on tuesday broke the pump mechanism and it will take four to six days to make repairs. the only other gas station in west marin county is 25 minutes south. have plenty of fuel ready before you head to the area. the skies will be more crowded. 210 million travelers between june and august working out to two million travelers a day, the

highest level in six years. foreign traveling surge, too, with 30 million people, or $325,000 a day we will take international flights. top destinations which you canada, mexico, england, and germany. remember you can never be too rich or too skinny? a store is apologizes after a mannequin caused an internet backlash at a lingerie store in new york. you can see the r it bs showing and a sunken stomach. a man tweeted this photo when he was walking by and professional models and other groups tweeted that the mannequin was offensive and perpetuated stereotypes. the lingerie company took down the we map -- >> michael finney will tell us

which nail polishes give us the salon look without the salon look. when you are so old you don't think it is wrong if you have a little bit of fun. >> donald sterling seems to admit to adultery in the new tell-all interview and the admission he is making about the future of his marriage. breaking, a san francisco funeral homer runs into flames with video showing the chaos as it happens.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. the big rig crashes into a san francisco funeral home overnight and flames erupt coming up, the impact on traffic and what you can expect as you head out the door. developing now, nine different wildfires burning in san diego county and details on

on the assault and containment efforts. in one hour the dedication ceremony for the new 9/11 memorial museum will get underway at ground zero in new york. the high profile guests attending and speaking at the event. we can see the sun rising in the east and it will bring high temperatures. mike? >> the high times are warmer than year. with our highs not so cold as yesterday possible no record like the widespread reports from yesterday but we are watching the winds and fairfield there is going of a sea breeze. we are off to a stuffy start with temperatures around 60's and upper 80's with high clouds and sunshine at 4:00 and breezy temperatures comfortable this evening at 74 and inland we have 40's in the north bay and most us in the 50's and 60's and warming to 88 by noon and 92 and