live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone, at 5:00 a.m. on election day. i am katie marzullo. i am eric thomas. >> we will share tuesday with everyone. >> mike? we start with live doppler 7 hd. the winds are blowing on shore again. in fact, the cloud cover is more extensive this morning than this time yesterday. it is also thinner. hopefully, we can get sunshine if here maybe an hour quicker than yesterday and that will push the temperatures inland 71 to 82 which is close to average. clouds this morning and sun in the afternoon, 66 to 76 away the bay and more sunshine along the coast and into san francisco,

with temperatures in the upper 50's to mid-60's. leyla gulen? >> everyone is wondering what will happen with muni. 100 additional vehicles have been added to the pleat -- fleet so we have 300 are 600 operating today. amy hollyfield has the details but expect massive delays. if you are thinking of taking bart, we have 38 trains right now that currently are running. at the caldecott tunnel highway 24 from broadway to the tunnel, we have construction. starting with the bay bridge toll plaza the drive is moving along just fine but for the cash-paying lanes with a few back up and beyond the tolls, from emeryville to the eastern span, and over to t.i. the traffic is clear. thank you, develop, news, muni riders likely headed for another rough commute headed into what looks like a second day of a staged sickout by

drivers. amy hollyfield is at the west portal station. go have new information for you, a spokesman says 100 more workers are coming into work today than they had yesterday and they still have a high number of worker whose have called in sick. you need to expect significant delays. here is what it looked like yesterday: people were crammed into the buses and trains. this morning, early commuters are full with a lot of sun certainty. a man had his family drive him to the muni to see if there would be trains. >> nothing. it is more like they are "trying." but they are not sure. i cannot wait. >> what are you going to do? >> ask my family to drop me off at work. >> here is where the buses sat yesterday, two-thirds of muni

vehicles did not go out on street. today, it looks like half of the fleet is in use and half of it will be sitting this is all because employees are protesting a contract offered to them by muni so they are staging sick outs. transportation officials raised the stakes saying if employees call in sick they bet verify a doctor's note and they will have more workers coming in today but through will still deal with delays if you ride muni, so consider another way to get to work and bart is an option they will honoring. >> follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea as you head out for updates on muni and the impact on the commute. >> it appears he was in town all along and now he is in jail. ryan chamberlain, the subject of a three deify file -- a three

day f.b.i. manhunt is now in jail. >> ryan chamberlain is now in the san francisco jail. the united states marshals have to pick him up and that will happen later this morning. >> a man at crissy field captured the arrest on the cell field and the police department got a tip that ryan chamberlain's car was there. it did not take long for officers to arrive and move in. he was on the run since saturday when f.b.i. agents found explosive materials in the san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide look out for the media consultant. one man was there for the arrest. they yelled at him to get an arm behind his back and he said he couldn't, and they finally got it around and got him cuffed. >> authorities knew that ryan chamberlain was around tracking the 42-year-old to a bar in the

height where he used the a.t.m. and officers had been combing the neighborhood asking then good they saw him. after being taken into custody the bomb squad was called in anding in was found. we are expecting to learn more about this case this morning. the san francisco police department and the f.b.i. will hold a joint muck and ryan chamberlain will be in federal court later this morning. and we have my marry -- primary election news. there are several races we will catch closely including the race for mayor of san jose, five main candidates are competeing to take over for chuck reid, and a former trade representative is trying to unseat an incumbent and the state senate race has

been contentious with one on parole for shop lifting. and measure (b) could shape the future of the waterfront setting height limits along the bay for developments. >> the race in the east bay is the most expensive political races in california. the two top democrats in the district 16 race, orinda mayor and dublin mayors are both finding grass roots effort of soliciting votes overshadowed by radio and tv ads of special interest groups. that spending is now under $4 million, let times greater than the district four race in napa. >> a lot of money comes in from the outside and that is not something anyone can control. i have not had conversations with the people who have been supporting me. the candidates tell abc they have if direct influence over

independence ads and that even the photos used in the campaigns are pulled off their websites without authorization. we have election results when the polls close at 8:00 p.m. at abc7news.com. we will have ruts on twitter@abc7newsbayarea with coverage at 9:00 people and coffee tv 20 and then abc at eleven with complete results tomorrow right here on the morning news. oakland residents are expected to pay 50 percent more for garbage collection no matter which company wins the contract. the city council says it amounts to a hidden tax. there are two companies bidding and the report is that the one that gets the contract has to pay $30 million franchise fee to the city but the company will get it back from customers in the form of a rate hike. the average family in oakland has to pay $44 a month for pickup.

the current average is under $30 a month. the city council will approve a new deal by july to take effect next year. the san jose leaders will resume their debate tonight on proposed regulations for medical marijuana clubs in the city with the city council delaying a vote on new rules for pot clubs and the proposed rules include an increase in marijuana business tax to 10 percent keeping pot clubs 1,000 feet from schools and 150' from homes and must be grown in san jose. there are 78 cooperatives in san jose most of any bay area city. now a check on the forecast. mike? we will hook at what happened yesterday. yesterday afternoon you can see the clouds rolling right back in. it is beautiful time lap showing the marine layer and how close it came to hugging the ground during the afternoon hours. now, we are left with clouds just about everywhere, not much

fog, and visibility at half moon bay is three miles. we will talk about temperatures to the north with most of us in the upper 40's to low 50's like year so address accordingly, and 53 in american can wherein and san rafael the warm spot and 55 in lafayette and san ramon and 53 in fair, brentwood, cupertino, redwood city, and 54 in alameda and san jose and san francisco is at 51. in san jose, you can see at the top of the screen, there, you can see just a little bit of sunshine, not completely cloudy cross the south bay. 48 to 54 is 7:00 temperatures as we breeze through the next 12 hours and 56 at coast, 70 at noon, 56 to 80 at 4:00, and cool at 54 to 72 with a few clouds returning by 7:00. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, as we take you to richmond we have debris that cars are hitting westbound 80 so that could cause

slowing moving to the hoffman split but when you maybe it through albany, up to berkeley and emeryville, everything is moving along fine and all early construction has wrapped up. drive time traffic, 680, southbound, from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 santa rosa is 50 minutes and through the santa cruz mountains a 24-minute commute along highway 17 and 101 traveling before you get to 580, you can see the tail lights pushing in the southbound direction and we have early risers but everything is moving along at top speed. >> buyer beware, you could be spending the same but getting less at grocery store in america's money report. >> the crazy dining table that is part bib and part balancing act. >> was big tobacco almost big marijuana

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this is abc7 news covering oakland and the bay area. a look from our camera toward the new span of the bay bridge and you can see traffic is moderate this time of morning and moving along. we know there will be problems on muni again and we will give you the complete information coming up. happening tonight, the city of richmond is ready for a showdown over minimum wage and our media partner, the "contra costa times" reports that the

newest proposal includes raising the minimum wing to $13 an hour the highest in the state. officials have been going back-and-forth. the city council approved an ordinance to raise it to $12.30 by 2017 but in april the city council voted to defer the formal adoption for further study. the city council meeting starts at 6:30. >> can hear the clearing, the city council has local lawmakers unanimously passing an ordinance that gradually increases the minimum wage in that difficult to $15 an hour making it the highest in the nation. it phases in the wage increase over several years with a slower process for small businesses. bigger companies more than 500 employees nationally will have to have at least three years to reach $15 an hour. another record-setting day

on wall street and we have america's money now. >> good morning, new highs on wall street, opening with the s&p 500 at record levels, the dow, as well, and the gains were fueled by positive reports of manufacturing in the united states and in china and the nasdaq posted a loss. ought airline says says more than 8,000 flights were diverted last year because of unruly passengers and 3,000 moran that the year before. each of the diverted flights cost $200,000 but airlines have little recourse to collect the money from those responsible. be looking out at the super market with perts warning that companies like minute maid and keebler are downsizing their packages and not lowering the price. so pay close attention. >> tobacco companies once considered getting into the mayor one business. the documents were discovered

inned tobacco veto -- arrest kinds with major tobacco company considered joining the marijuana business and one asked to secretly secure pot from the government for research but that will stay in the past. a spokesman says that there are no plans to sell pot products now. panera bread will announce major changes to the menu. they are pledging to remove all artificial colors, flavors, sweetners and preservatives from the food by 2016. they have 1,800 united states locations including in the bay area. the company is expected to make the announcement today as part of food policy messages. panera is working to remove corn syrup from the rings in -- drin. >> and a unique way to dine on

the go, a napkin table that has two bibs attached to a table. you attach the bib around your neck and there you go. better eat light and bring a friend, it was created in china. >> according to the maker, the goal is to force diners to focus oned for and the senator -- person they are with rather than the mobile devices. >> speaking nor the clumsy people out there and i am one of them, someone will walk away and forget they have it on and spill everything. >> and then you cannot do the magic trick. >> you have to pull the person out from under the table. >> i was thinking of barbecue, not big enough. >> too messy.

>> what if you have the hiccups or sneeze? >> weather? >> moving on, if they put those stories on we should all be at the deck and weigh in. live doppler 7 hd shows radar and satellite, no rain, just patchy drizzle but other than that, clouds and breezy as the winds are blowing out with the flags on the ferry building to the east again. we will have afternoon sunshine and the coast will see more today than we did yesterday. temperatures will rebound to normal highs today and our nights are less cloudy as we get high pressure back if here and that will help us also get more sunshine and the temperatures will rise. condition versely summer heat is coming inland and the 90's are on the way. an area of low-to-upper over the to which us and another sliding down and we are in a bowl of cool air or trough of low

pressure and the lows keep coming in and reinforcing the sea breeze so our temperatures are staying at or below average. 80 at los gatos the warm spot and money 70 including san jose at 76 and milpitas at 72. low-to-mid 70's from san mateo to los altos and millbrae is cool at 66. 61 at half moon bay, and everyone else is struggling into the upper 50's along the coast and more sunshine downtown and south san francisco mid-60's for you and same in sausalito but the north bay beach is stuck in the upper 50's and a few more breaks in the cloud cover, and low-to-mid 70's in the north bay valley and as we head to the east bay shore we go from 67 at berkeley, headed into the hills, and 72 in castro valley and fremont at 72 for warm spots and 79 in walnut creek, san ramon, 78, and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80's inland east bay neighborhood. tonight you can see the cloud cover is not so expensive with drizzle less likely and

temperatures the same as this morning with a lost low-to-mid 50's, inland tomorrow we will start to notice the heat and around the bay we will push 90 and 80 respectively and we should make it on thursday all the way through possible mound but the free air conditioning will still be at the coast with temperatures in the 60. have a great day. don't use that napkin table on a water bed. not that you would. >> too much movement. >> you were seating soup on the water bed with the napkin. >> exactly. >> we have construction here until 6:00, folks, eastbound and westbound highway four from 160 that will slow down the traffic with two lanes in both direction. we have pretty heavy traffic there at 24 miles per hour and up to a street it then moves on. to the south, over the a pass, very busy. from tracy to dublin we have plenty of folks trying to make it to work and if livermore, you

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we have a few extra cars from emeryville and clear conditions across the bay area. three, tracking low clouds and a little bit of drizzle for the commute but a heat wave is on for parts of the bay and i will have that in the seven-day forecast. four, the san francisco man at the center of a nationwide manhunt is in jail this morning, ryan chamberlain was taken into custody after crissy field last night and will be turned over to the f.b.i. this morning. matt keller will have the latest at the top of the hour. >> in san francisco, police are investigating a shooting in the mission district that sent a man to the hospital. he was shot not leg near mission and 19th at 2:00 a.m. and police are looking if a group of men seen arguing with him just before the shooting. >> six, san jose leaders will resume their debate tonight on proposed regulations for medical marijuana clubs in the city.

the rules include an increase in the marijuana business tax to 1086 and keeping pot clubs in light tremendously areas, 1,000 not away from schools and 150' away from homes. >> former p.o.w. sergeant is hospitalized in stable condition but fellow soldiers are making stunning accusations about his capture saying he is not a hero can accused him of deserting fellow soldiers to fine the taliban. >> in the future drone aircraft around your neighborhood may not belong to the pentagon but could be own by the movie theater. the f.a.a. is considering a request from seven movie and tv companies to use unmanned aircraft for aerial photography. the companies would have to show the drones are safe and used in the public interest, and congress has been push to allow commercial drone flights in areas that are too dirty, dull, or dangerous for manned aircraft. sentimental soldiers enlisted the entire platoon to

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> so glad you are with us on this use morning. i am katie marzullo. >> i am eric thomas. now a check on the forecast. mike? how about cloud cover this morning? here is the visibility. five miles at half moon bay. not much fog out this. have not heard a lot of drizzle. but it is patchy. the closer you are to the coast the more likely you are to get that. warmer in most areas at 66 to 76 at the bay and inland 71 to 82 and the coast will see more sunshine but stuck mostly in the upper 50's to mid-60's in downtown san francisco. leyla gulen? >> as we take you along the nimitz in the northbound direction we have a crash involving a big rig.

it is partly blocking a lane. it sounds like we have a stall on the connection if northbound 880 to westbound 92 so we are trying to figure out if it is one and the same. as we hurricane at drive and make it up to the san mateo bridge it is moving fine. 101 san francisco to sfo is 10 minutes and from 238 to the maze, 14 minutes and we northbound from highway 85 to san jose airport a quick 11 minute drive. it is 5:30, we have breaking news in san francisco, police are looking in a group of men seen arguing with a man just before he was shot in the mission district this morning at 19 the around 2:00 this morning. the man was hit in the leg and taken to the hospital and several streets were closed off for investigators but have re-opened. get ready for another mess of a morning commute, muni riders may want to fine another way to get to where they need to go as drivers stage another sick

out. we are at the west portal station. amy hollyfield? >> muni can only use half of the fleet because the other half will stay parked. it looks like it could be better than yesterday when people were really crammed because only two-thirds of the muni vehicles didn't make it to the streets yesterday. that is because many workers called in sick. today, there were 100 more people deciding to come to work than year. it should be better, but, it will, expect delays. we asked a commuter how he is feeling about this on day two of the sickout. >> yesterday a bus driver drove us downtown said he is disappointed with the swiss but -- with the situation but doesn't want to make others pay. i like what he say the i am not in their situation so i cannot

comment. here is a shot of the packed buses because labor and management are in a contentious contract negotiation. workers do not like the proposed contract. muni employees are not allowed to strike because of a voter-passed proposition but they can call in sick but management repined employees yesterday they call in sick they need a doctor's note if they want to get paid. some are still staying home today but 100 month are coming in. skip muni if you can, it should be slow today but if you need to take muni get started earlier than normal. >> we will have continuing coverage of the muni sickout on air and on twitter. follow us for the latest headed out the door this morning at abc7 news bay area. >> the manhunt for a san francisco man is over ending three miles from where it began. ryan chamberlain is in san

francisco county jail this morning after being taken into custody last night at crissy field. this is video of the dramatic arrest. he is a long time political operative and media consultant on the run since saturday when f.b.i. agents found explosives in his apartment. authorities say they knew he was in town after they tracked him in the height where he used an a.t.m. at a bar. they got a tip that his car was in the parking lot. >> he reach out on social media posting a long letter on facebook that many interpreted as a suicide note. in the letter he blames online searches for the saturday raid saying betrayals by his mom, girlfriend and best friend left him depressed and the landlord says he never saw him as a troubled tenant. >> chamberlain never exhibited peculiar behavior or did anything to raise our suspicion

that he could be involved in nefarious activity. >> on twitter he tried to conditioned him self saying he was not armed and no one was ever in danger. matt keller is at the jail and will have a report the a to which hour. >> it is election day and a primary we will watch closely is the race for mayor in san jose. the candidates are vice mayor and santa clara county supervisor and city council man and a city councilwoman. they are all competing for a run off position in the november election to replace out >> san jose mayoral candidate herrera was hospitalized year. she expensed -- experienced

elevated blood pressure and she stayed at the home overnight. she may have had a virus resulting in an inner ear infection. it is not clear when she will go back to work. >> medical marijuana dispensaries are offering a discount on people would prove they voted today. collectives are handing out a list preferred candidates with predictions of one of the lowest vote town outs in history the silicon valley coalition hopes the weed for votes campaign will increase the turnout at the models. >> inen extra, -- in san francisco, voters will decide whether to require developers seek approval from voters to build luxury towers along the water front. >> other races are the south by congressional race. in the east bay district 11, four democrats and a republican

are fighting to replace congressman george miller who is retiring after representing that district since the 1970's and voters today decide the state senate race 20 east bay congressman and an assemblywoman on parole for shoplifting. governor brown has a huge lead and will likely face either neel kashkari or tim donnelly facing unprecedented fourth term as' much the polls open at 7:00 and close at 8:00 people and we will have election results when the polls close at abc7 news come and on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. we will have live coverage at 9:00 on "coffee tv 20," and abc7 news at 11 with complete results tomorrow on the morning news. >> happening right now, the coast guard is searching for a

person missing from a sunken sailboat near sausalito. this photo provided by the coast guard shows the partly submerge ed boat. the coast guard received a distress signal at 4:30 yesterday on morning. crews combed the water near the golden gate bridge. investigators think there was only one person on board. the better was headed to hawaii from alameda. >> four sheriff deputies who were involved in the deadly rampage in isla vista are returning to duty. the deputies were placed on routine leave after they were involved in two gun battles with elliot rodger on may 23. authorities say elliot rodger fatally stabbed or shot six people and wounded 13 others before turning the gun on himself. three of the victims were students from san jose and fremont. >> kidney transplant surgery is scheduled for a petaluma's marriage was not a match but their blood is. the couple will have surgery in

san francisco at uc medical center. their relationship after they had a child. he wanted to pursue music career and she wanted to settle down. 18 months ago her kidneys fayed and her name was placed on a list to find a donor and he was the perfect match. he sacrificed going on a national tour for his music so he could give her a kidney. now a check of the forecast with mike. still june gloom? >> yes. still. but not to the end of the week. but this morning. good morning, everyone, off to a gray start. temperatures are uniform from 50 at woodside to 55 at palo alto. we will look around. you can see the east bay shore is low-to-mid 50's and warmer in mountain view at 57 and mid-50's throughout the inland neighborhoods and 49 in lacks spur and 53 in napa. 51 in san francisco and 52 in half moon bay.

this is how it looks in san rafael, with clouds over 101. danville will see the biggest jumps at six degrees from 72 to 78. and san francisco is 68 and 63 and san jose is 76 and mountain view and petaluma a degree cooler than yesterday. by noon, it is bright but for the coast where we are in the mid-50's and 60 away the bay and 70 inland and pockets of sunshine and mid-to-upper 50's at the coast and 66 around the bay and 80 inland and in the 50's, 60, and 70's at 7:00. enjoy the day. >> if you waking up, good morning, and, second, if you depend on muni expect massive delays like yesterday, and another my mayor is expected but we will have, now, what of muni's fleet available to us so 300 out of 600 buses so it is not the full 600. if you take bart, 42 bart trains are on time and ace train 1 and

3 are one minute and two minutes late. we will look outside if you come in from richmond to the toll plaza, empty there and light traffic and across the water it will take 13 minutes and at 101 up to 580 this is what you fine, southbound traffic, tail lights are empty on 101 and the golden gate bridge, that drive is moving fine, with in problems into san francisco northbound traffic we had early crews picking up cones but everything now is cleared. eric and katie? >> wal-mart and the federal government head to court if oakland and what the feds accuse the giant of doing. >> rebound is in poland on the first leg of a european trip marking a special anniversary. is there such a thing as storm sexism? the name of a hurricane could put people at

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covering cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. a hearing is underway in oakland whether wal-mart disciplined or fired workers illegally. they are said to have illegally threatened and disciplined and fire workers if taking part in strikes and protests after walking off the job nationwide pushing for better pay and benefits in 2012 and 2013. the case involves 60 wal-mart

workers and 19 were fired. wal-mart claims the actions were in their rights. >> president obama arrived in warsaw to commemorate 25 years of coming out from communist and defended the decision to exchange five prisoners at guantanamo bay to security the release of bowe bergdahl saying "we don't leave men and women in uniform behind." the president's trip included a stop in brussels to speak with leaders and will wrap up in normandy on friday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of d-day. >> controversy over the release is growing. some of fellow soldiers make accusations of the capture bit taliban five years ago saying when he arrived in afghanistan he complained of the united states role in the war and he walked away, they say, and the massive seven for him resulted in the death of soldiers. >> people calling him a hero

economy this great soldier? it is a spit in the face to the soldiers who died as a direct result to hip leaving -- him leaving. >> he will see his parents tomorrow in san antonio with the re-entry into civilian life expected to be challenging giving this controversy. >> sexism could be putting people in danger from hurricanes in researchers at the university of illinois found storms for female names were three times more likely to kill someone than those with male names examining death tolls from six decades. masculine sounding names averaged 15 death and feminine sounding averaged 42 deaths. why? people were less likely to seek shelter if a storm has a female name. they say a reason is that female names seem less threatening than male names. >> got do mutt a stop to that. i am sticking with science.

>> it is interesting. can't wait to read the entire study if the female storms are stronger or weaker, did they protest more tornadoes, storm subject, all the variables that make a difference on construction or not. >> i was blinded by science. >> the forecast? >> thanks for appearing. >> 21 degrees in fairly, those are the winds coming aexplore and that is why we are going to be at or above normal today. you can see the june gloom out there this only, but, it is not so thick as it was yesterday so we may get sunshine a little bit sooner today and that will help most of us warm a degree or two. our nights are less cloudy and the summer heat is just around the corner, especially for our inland neighborhood. we have free air conditioning at the coast, with a huge summer spread with 60's at the coast and 90's inland but that is later in the week. today, watch the cloud cover pulling back, maybe 11:00 and

notice the holes in the cloud cover along the coat but it is the winds that will keep you in the 50's and the bay in the 60's and 70's and we will get the 88 the further inland we are because there is less of an influence by the sea breeze and los gatos is one of those that won't. 80 degrees but santa cruz is 68 and money 70 for the santa clara valley and milpitas is 72. up the peninsula we are in the low-to-mid 70's to millbrae at 66 and 61 at half moon bay the warm spot along the coast and upper 50's in other plays like daly city, at 57, and low-to-mid 70's through the north by valley with upper 50's and more sunshine at your beaches and 67 at berkeley, 69 at oakland to 72 in castro valley and fremont and as we head inland, san ramon valley upper 70's to nearly 80 and out highway four is low-to-mid 80's for you. tonight, you can see the cloud cover not so widespread and drizzle is possible near the

cost like this morning and temperatures are in the same ball park low-to-mid 50's but those could rise a little bit in conjunction with our afternoon temperatures rising and by thursday, we are at 90 and we could be that way inland through monday and 80 around the bay through sunday and there is the free air conditioning at the coast, in the 60. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we have a brand new update from muni the f market streetcars are where they are going to go along the we embarcadero. usually they run up-and-down market street but they going do have metro or bus lines in place so the 621 or 31 line will take you up-and-down market to keep that in mine. as we take you to the east bay we have this closure for another it will minutes and eastbound 24 from broadway to the caldecott tunnel and westbound is moving fine from orinda. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is busy. i would say that the metering lights have been turned on and

we will get confirmation for you in a few minutes but, already, we are seeing traffic stacked from the maze and, yes, they have been turned on. a look from emeryville camera to the eastern span, it is sluggish and traffic is moving into the city. katie and eric? >> in switzerland the first flight for a plane that can in theory remain airborne indefinitely the solar impulse two is a bigger and better version of a plan that took off on an experimental flight from the bay area last year. it operates on solar power using more than 17,000 panels to soak up the sun's energy. solar impulse spent two hours in the air on the maiden voyage yesterday and the project founders provided us with this video and they hope to fly the solar plane around the world next year. >> coming up, turning the tide against the second bedliest form of cancer.

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>> today the benicia city council will consider allowing food trucks in the industrial park. the food items would be allowed in the limited industrial, industrial park, and water-related industrial zoning districts. the city concern will look into whether existinged for trucks in other areas of the city could be grandfathered in at their current locations.

>> if you have a dog with never ending energy you will be interested in this invention. >> take a look. the dog owner who is an engineer and a genius built a way for the dog to play fetch by himself. the clever terrier can use his body weight on the other end of the lever and off goes the ball, the ball is flying, dog gets chase. repeat as many times as desired. >> i repeat. >> this video is on a new blog about "awesome stuff." >> indeed. >> good morning, everyone, now, in oakland we warm from 70 to 73 by end of the month. we stay in the mid-to-upper 50's for low and only .2" of rain. up to 69 in san francisco. not much a change here.

we have had up to 1.5" and as warm as 103. in san jose, a dry month at only .1", with the warmest at at 109. >> 87 in sacramento, low-to-mid 90 in chico and mid-to-upper 70's around san diego and los angeles. safe travels. >> it is busy. bumper-to-bumper traffic leaving address and you will exceed 40 minutes from tracy to dublin. in danville we have a stall causing a lane to be blocked and it is creating a little bit of a slow down southbound 680 with northbound traffic starting to load up as you make the commute from danville to alamo up to walnut creek and a picture of san mateo bridge crossing the water, we were seeing a little bit of blue sky earlier and that now has closed and the drive itself looks like the gaps are closing as more cars make it on

to the road. katie and eric? >> in medical news scientists have solid evidence that colon screening saves lives. researchers poured over data from 1976 to 2009 and 500,000 cancers were prevented during those years because of screening. also, the number of people cented skyrocketed while cancer rates plummeted. menlo park facebook is celebrating ride month with new stickers to share. there are rainbows and cartoons featuring same sex couples. you can downled for free another way to place facebook a face where people can proclaim their identity. june is "lbgt pride month." >> a puppy drove her owner's car into a upon.

>> beyond was moving his daughter's far and the five -month-old shepard jumped in the vehicle, kicked the gear sift into drive and landed on the pedal and you can figure out what happened next. the physics are naughty, the dodge went into the water and john jumped out and jumped in through the window to pull out the dog. >> teams salvaged the vehicle but it is a loss. john and his dog are back together again after an unexpected joy ride. >> the dog has to put his parts to good use. >> unconditional love are our words today. >> san francisco muni has another employee sickout on its hands and we have the impact on frustrated commuters and the service that will not be available. >> even oprah with her billions has limited. this morning she reveals the golden opportunity she turned down because it was too spendy.

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this is abc7 news, transit trouble day two, another sick out today in san francisco. we have the frustration facing commuters for the second day if a row. >> a take down caught on camera, the intense nationwide manhunt for a san francisco man end as short distance away from where it started. we are there with what is next for ryan chamberlain. >> hopefully it is circled on your calendar: it is selection day in california. the polls open if an hour. will anyone show up?

>> we hope so. a few people, at least. >> good morning, i am here for kristen sze. surely the weather will not keep you away from the polls. mike? >> no. it won't. >> and stop calling me "shirley." thank you, eric. >> 23 in fairfield and the wind is coming ashore. the parent layer is not so deep so i hope we get sunshine quicker today and that energizes you like it does me. we have shades of great and 55 and mostly sunny from 4:00 and low-to-upper 60's and back if the low 60's and gray by 7:00. and inland we have mostly cloudy conditions and 55 and sunny and 70 by noon pushing 80 with sunshine by 4:00 and milder in the evening with low 70's and at the coast, a pocket of sunshine here and there in the afternoon, and mid-to-upper 50's. >> i can tell you what will slow you down, that would be muni and