breaking news now at 6:00. flames break out in a san francisco dry-cleaners overnight. we're live with what crews say made the fire tough to tackle. >> and the bay area's big hegs city getting ready for a major announcement. who reid plans to endorse for the next mayor of san jose. why police are looking into possible ties to white supremacy. thanks for joining us on this monday, hope you had a great but hot weekend. >> your monday is going to be just as hot too in most places. here's mike with the forecast. >> we'll start by looking at -- 8-mile-per-hour at half moon bay. the rest of us less than 6-mile-per-hour until you get to fairfield. let's break it down today. wi hazy at 75, it is a spare the

air day, 86 at 4:00. inland the north bay isn't going to be quite as warm. the 100 degree temps will be in the east bay valley. along the coast, the sea breeze will develop, the clouds will also develop. you'll hit the upper 60s before cooling into the upper 50s this evening. we have got some b.a.r.t. delays. now that's resulting in system wide delays of about 20 minutes. muni is on time, we had a delay at third and hudson. let's look at your commute out at the central valleys. in fact let's look at the drive time here. just under 50 minutes westbound for the central valley. still looking pretty good across the golden gate bridge.

. it's 6:01 now. we have breaking nud ing news on francisco. a fire broke out at a dry-cleaner's near third and hudson. the fire then spread to a nearby construction site. firefighters managed to get the fire under control and they're on the scene right now to make sure there are no flare-ups, no injuries are reported. now to the south bay, where outgoing mayor will announce an enzorsment. >> mayor reid has been very popular around eelection time. will his endorsement pay off for sam lacardo. mayor reid says lacardo has been instrumental in turninging the city around saving the city over $100 million that.

includes support for measure be that passed in 2012. a rising crime over the past few years. mayor reid says it's clear where the candidates stand. >> the battle lines are pretty well drawn, it's going in the direction that allows us to restore services as we are doing for the last three years, or going back to the old method of cutting services every year to balance the budget. >> dave cortez first place in the primary. mayor reid says candidates supporting his fiscal reform took 6% in the primary. corteze as well as several police chiefs.

6:03 now. conflicting accounts over who caused a traffic accident involving oakland mayor jean quan. it happened around 5:30 yesterday evening at market and 26th street. the driver of the altima insists the accident was not her fault and that she had the green light. this crash comes days after quan was caught using her phone on two separate occasions while behind the wheel. on her facebook page, the mayor it appeared everyone was all right and their well-being was my first priority. this morning, we're learning more details about that shooting rampage at a las vegas shopping center. police say a married couple opened fire and killed three

people before taking their own lives. the las vegas review journal newspaper reports this morning police searched the apartment of that couple, among the items found, swastika symbols. >> reporter: authorities say it was an ambush. two police officers were eating lunch at a pizzaria inside this shopping center when a man and a woman opened fire. >> what precipitated this event, we do not know. my officers were simply having lunch. >> reporter: one of the officers shot back, but both cops, 42-year-old allen beck and 32 year igor soto were killed. >> made a statement, something to the effect of, this is a revolution. >> reporter: witnesses say the male shooter repeated those

words and then the man and woman fled across the street to a walmart. >> i saw the gun was in their hands and he just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution. >> reporter: inside the walmart, a third person shot and killed. police rushed to the scene. officers entered the store from the back and discovered the body. some officers entered from the back and encountered the suspect and exchanged gun fire. then according to police the man and woman carried out a suicide pact. preliminary appears the female suspect shot the male suspect then took her own life. >> reporter: overnight police searched an apartment that belonged to one or both of the suspects. police still don't have a motive. 6:06. back here in the bay area, happening today, the pleasant hill city council will consider making a changes to a zoning ordinance that will incorporate restrictions on where gun stores

can operate. gun stores can not be within 150 feet of a home, 500 feet of a park or 1,000 feet of a daycare or school. according to our media partner, officials say those limitations are still in place. it's just now making those limitations part of a zoning order dance. also happening today, a trial will get under way that could change the rules of the game at ncaa sports. at issue, the ncaa ban on paying college athletes beyond sports that will bring in millions of dollars for university. the ncaa says the current system protects the amateur nature of college sports and education is the central mission of student there' athletes. people are invited to a public hearing to discuss the closure of dr.'s medical center in san pablo.

voters last month rejected a proposal to fund the hospital. members of the community are encouraged to attend today's meeting and make comments. the public hearing is set for 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. governor jerry brown declared a brout emergency just about five months ago and asked californians to use 20% less water. but records show not everyone is doing their part. water records show that customers are only conserving a little bit. in san francisco, customers have only scaled back about 8%. officials say conservation efforts are just now kicking in. state officials say the real test will be this summer. >> we're in the low to mid 60s down in the south bay.

79 in los gatos. half moon bay along with san carlos, everybody else at least 60 to 68 degrees in brentwood. you think these temperatures are warmer than yesterday? you're right, by about 4 degrees. worst air quality is going to be in the inland east bay and also in the santa clara valley. today even though it's not going to be quite as hot everywhere, we're still 10 to 21 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. let's check back in with mass transit, since it is a spare the air day, we are experiencing 20 minute delays. t-line back in action through the bay view district, we had earlier delays there, but no problems now. let's take a look at some of your drive times. very slow out of con according to, improving from san francisco

to san rafael. we do have a backup behind the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are still on. 6:10 now. hillary clinton is revealing her-time table on the announcement on a possible run for president. what she told diane sawyer she wants to do. coming up next, new details on the army sergeant releases by the taliban, why he hasn't spoken to his family more than a week after he was let go. the couple who didn't let a

good monday morning, everyone, 6:13 on the abc 7 morning news. a live look from our camera down towards san francisco. a little bit of cloud cover, haze over the bay area, some worry it's going to heat up again, so you'll be able to fry eggs on the sidewalk once again. that's a myth, mike will tell you more about that. new details about army sergeant bowe bergdahl's five years as a prisoner of war in

afghanistan. the wall street journal is reporting he's declining to speak to his family. u.s. officials say it's not unusual for someone held in captivity for so long to be withdrawn. he was beaten and put in a metal cage for weeks at a time. there's word bergdahl's parents have received serious threats since his controversial release. fbi agents have been called in to investigate. bergdahl was traded for five taliban militants. a military dog whose handler was killed in afghanistan has been adopted by the fallen marine's family. a special ceremony was held over the weekend at camp hend pendleton for the family of christopher diaz. officials say she was the most experienced dog handler in the marine corps. he died back in 2011 and his family recently asked if they could adopt his military dog dino.

>> there's a law that allows in situations like this for -- that allows us to take an operational dog and adopt it out to the famil family. >> military officials originally denied the family's request to adopt dino. diaz's family said the dog is practically a duplicate of their son. apple is still said to be weeks from releasing the new iphone. sources close to the coop coopertino -- users transfer information between devices just by tapping them together. and the big one that everyone is expecting, a larger screen. apple is not responding to the latest reports. first comes social net working and then marriage?

that's the finding of a new study. 21% of feel who found their spouses online between 2005 and 2012 met through social net working websites, that includes the once popular website, myspace. remember that? due to the rise of facebook and twitter in recent years, searchers say a big wave of social website marriages will be coming. here's a wedding backdrop you may not have ever seen before, wow, a couple in oregon, they were scheduled to get married on saturday, but right before the bride could walk down the aisle, a kbrush fire six miles away turned into a giant wildfire. look at that unique image. a fire truck pulled up minutes before the wedding and warned everyone to evacuate. while the guests moved to a

different location miles away, the couple stayed behind and took these amazing photos. >> trial by fire. >> where there's smoke, there's fire. >> i love the symbolism in the first one, the passion. the red hot passion. >> red hot sidewalks. >> who knew you were a weather poet. >> that's what i saw when i saw it. of course i just had my 20th anniversary. >> you got married when you were 11? >> yes, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> that's creepy, but yes. let's take a look at -- in case you didn't see it, we're going to slow it down, lightning versus tree and what happened? >> lightning wins? >> absolutely. what happens here is not necessarily electricity, it's the heat. lightning could be up to 50,000 degrees fahrenheit, so when it hits the tree, it instantly warms the sap or heats the sap and any moisture in the tree explodes and that's what you get.

that happened in new york over the weekend. never get under a tree during a thunderstorm. all right, here's a look at our visibility, 2 1/2 miles at half moon bay, and we're going to keep an eye on the coast. because there's cloud cover you can see on doppler radar. i do believe we're going to have some cloud cover develop at the coast and that's going to start the cooling trend for you. for the rest of us, it will be pretty warm. above average to even hot. and look at how beautiful the sun rise is this morning and how calm the water is for your ferry ride. hazy sunshine. sea breeze develops tomorrow and even more cooling when we wake up to cloud cover wednesday morning and into thursday morning. here's a look at the setup, high pressure still dominating our weather, but because it's not an offshore flow, we're going to be warmer than average, but we're not going to be obnoxiously warm out on the coast like we should

be. 78 at santa cruz. a lot of mid to upper 80s in the south bay. 90s around coopertino. 81 at mill breaks, 90 around redwood city, upper 60s to maybe some mid 70s along the coast. low to mid 90s through the north bay valley. 82 at hayward, oakland right in the middle at 85. and here's where we have the heat and the possible -- now if you're heading to att park, nationals in town to take on the giants. look at the drop in temperature, ten degrees tomorrow, up six degrees tomorrow a warming trend towards the weekend, but nothing like this. good morning, everyone. it is a spare the air day, to mass transit a good way to go. we are experiencing a 20-minute

delay on b.a.r.t. speeds hovering around around 30 miles an hour. things do improve in the livermore area. let's take a live look outside, we'll go to the san mateo bridge. and up towards the high-rise, everybody's moving at the limit. if your commute takes you to san rafael, there you go, north san paid droe, up to lincoln. everybody's at the limit. a little hazy on the golden gate bridges, but a beautiful ride. no delays as you come into san francisco. so far, so good. >> it's 6:20 now, coopertin o. coming up first, this woman did not win the miss usa crown, but this morning she is the darling of social media.

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both sides of the bay look hazy. we'll talk to mike nico about

whether we'll get any kind of a cooldown today. the 68th annual tony awards took place last night with host hugh jackman. >> weatherman dances. >> he's a music man. >> the awards show had a first-time win for bryan cranston. and a record win for a former star of private practice. some of the other big winners won the tony for big play. emmy award winner neil patrick harris won and jesse miller won best lead actress in a musical. >> a 24-year-old black belt from las vegas is the newly crowned miss usa. mia sanchez is a fourth degree black belt in tae kwon do. she answered questions about tin creasing number of campus rates throughout the country.

first runner up was audra murray from north dakota. sanchez will go on to represent the u.s. in the miss universe contest later this year. one contestant getting a lot of praise this morning and it's not the winner. it's miss indiana, michaela deal is getting a lot of attention on social media for revealing her swimsuit body. the 25-year-old didn't make it into the top ten but people are thanking her for not being too skinny and for representing, quote, real women. 6:25. abc 7 morning news continues at 6:30. when the former secretary and state and first lady will decide once and for all if she'll run for president. and labor talks about muni and the labor union fool apart.

there was a fire overnight in san francisco's bay view district, up next, what firefighters were up against and how it's impacting the neighborhood. and check out what i'm watching, could it be the cooling trend, it is for some of us, 100-degree heat again, i'll tell you when to the cooling trend comes to your neighborhood coming up in the forecast. and following your monday morning commute, beautiful sunshine there, however metering lights are on at the bay bridge. tough to see that back yaup, but is into the maze.

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good morning, it's 6:29 on this monday and let's take a look at the new york stock exchange, this live picture, the man of the hour, the man in the middle there, is the time ceo. he is going to ring the opening bell in seconds. this is the official day of trading for the newly -- since

its merger with warner communications in 1990. the spinoff officially happened at midnight on friday, but of course this morning, with this bell ringing rights now. we should also mention that the dow is trading at 16,924 and we're watching to see if it might cross the 17,000 mark today. thanks for joining us. the logo there tells you everything you need to know. you've been seeing time-warner for years, it's just time inc. >> the rest of us will see a little bit of a pull back. we are warmer this morning. you'll notice that when you step outside, temperatures running in the 50s in a few spots, but a lot of 60s out there.

remember it's a spare the air day, we'll be in the 90s inland, almost to 100 by 4:00 in the east bay. 80s around the bay, 58 at the coast. comfortable everywhere. we have got a couple of delays out there, it looks like b.a.r.t. is improving. they had a 20-minute earlier delay and it sounds like we're getting black on track with b.a.r.t. there's no other mass transit delays, the way to go on this spare the air day. you're looking at just about an hour as you make your way from tracey to dublin. still very sleet antioch to concord. let's go live to the golden gate bridge. if your traveling also take you through the outside area, 80 berkeley, it is just bumper to bumper. the metering lights are on a at

the bay bridge. >> we'll continue to follow breaking news we first brought you at 4:30. san francisco firefighters remain at the scene of a stubborn fire of a dry-cleaning business in the bay view. amy hollyfield has been talking with crews, joining us live now. >> mcafee's dry-cleaning service is supposed to be opening for business right now. in fact the owner is here, he just turned the lights on, but he's not going to be open today for business. he's trying to figure out how much damage he's got to deal what. he's been here for 19 years and he doesn't know what caused this fire and he downtown yet know the extent of the damage. firefighters got here just after 3:30 this morning. they believe it started in the back of the building. there is an apartment unit in the back of the building so firefighters had to get up and in there and search it. no one was in that unit. there's also a well known deli next door, constance's, it's

been here for 58 years, the owner said his heart sank when he walked up this morning and saw the smoke. >> when you're here for 58 years, you don't want to lose it. >> reporter: the deli is okay, he's not sure if he will be opening today. on the other side of the cleaners, there is a construction site, this fire did spread to that side and did a little bit of damage before firefighters got it under control. it took them about 30 minutes to get this knocked down. they had just reopened third street to traffic and muni's t-line is running just fine through here, it is normal. but investigators will be on the scene throughout the morning trying to figure out what caused this fire. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. san francisco muni officials say service will be running as

normal today despite a breakdown in talks over the weekend. contract talks stalled saturday when both sides called off a session with the arbitrator. three days of sickouts last week left thousands of bay area riders stranded. muni is giving union workers until sunday to reach a deal. market center in san francisco is reopened to traffic this morning after a series of hit and run accidents forced police to close the busy street for hours. witnesses say a driver hit two pedestrians, a muni bus, parked cars and even a building. one of the pedestrians suffered life-threatening injuries. so far no sign of the driver. new this morning, oakland police are also investigating on accident in which a pedestrian was hit by one of their overs, it happened around 10:30 last night near international

boulevard and 84th avenue. police say a pedestrian was crossing the street when they were hit. that person was take on the the hospital after complaining of pain. no word on the condition. investigators say the officer was not responding to a call when the accident happened. this morning oakland police are looking into who is to blame for causing a traffic accident involving mayor jean quan. in a statement on her facebook page, mayor quan says she was between events when she was hit by a nissan altima. but the driver of the altima said that quan ran a red light. >> the collision comes just days after quan was caught using her phone while driving on two separate occasions. a little girl in san jose is

hospital'sed after police say she fell four stories out a window. investigators were told the 5-year-old girl fell through a screen and landed in some brushes. paramedics rushed her to the hospital and they're treating the fall as an accident. a new poll by abc news and "the washington post" finds that 7 in ten democrats now they sailed back hillary clinton as their candidate for president if she runs in 2016. diane sawyer spoke exclusive with clinton about her prospects. when pushed about when she l make her decision to run, she was coy, saying she was operating on her own timetable. >> i want to get through this year, travel around the country, sign books, and help in the midterm elections in the fall and then take a deep breath and go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about as i make the

decision. >> while she would not specify an k35b8g9 time -- the conversation continues tonight. catch hillary clinton, public and private, an exclusive one-on-one with diane sawyer, tonight another 9:00, right here on abc 7. the major announcement san jose mayor chuck reid is about to make in just a few hours. and new this morning, one of the co-owners of california chrome is speaking out to robin roberts. the change of heart he's now sharing with fans after his weekend rant. the sun glistening off the water there, it's going to be another hot day, it's spare the air, so we'll talk to mike about what

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all right, we're back at 6:40 and guess what's continuing day on the peninsula? the san mateo county fair. temperatures today around vegas, the high desert, 99 to 122, excessive heat warning, if you're heading that way, if you're heading to the north of

the central valley or the northern sacramento valley. temperatures are going to be 104 in chico. all right, thanks, mike, starting to stack up out there, we have got the bumper to bumper traffic in all the usual spots and now leaving marin county eastbound 580 as you make your way to the bridge. you can see a little bit of traffic in the westbound direction. let's take a look back at mass transit, b.a.r.t. is back on time. starting to get a little slow on walnut creek, south 680 as you make your way toward the interchange there. 6:41 now the ac goes back on and it just fires up the miami

heat. lebron james and the heat bounce back after losing game one in the nba finals. apple stock is a lot cheaper today. i'm mack keller live at san jose city ham. the big name endorsement that his opponent has already received at the abc 7 morning news continues right after thi

it's 6:45. the race for san jose mayor is heating up this morning. >> outgoing mayor chuck reid plans to officially throw his weight behind one of the candidate this is morning. matt keller is live at city hall. >> reporter: mayor reid's endorsement shouldn't come as a surprise, there were allies on the city council, especially for the fiscal reforms that were implemented over the past three years. the endorsement will become official at a press conference. this comes after sam lacardo placed second last week. the mayor says lacardo has been instrumental in turning the city around, including the fiscal reforms that saved the city over $100 million. that includes the reform

initiative that overwhelmingly passed in 2012. improving public safety will be -- he's received endorsements from the san jose police officers association. mayor reid says 60% of the votes went to candidate who is supported his fiscal reforms. reporting live in san jose. 6:46 now. the co-owner of california chrome is apologizing this morning for comments he made on tv after his horse failed to win the triple crown. following saturday's bell monlt stakes, the owner complained that some of the horses didn't compete in the kentucky derby or the preakness. he claims those horses were entered into the bell monlt

only -- >> i need to apologize to a lot of people, including my wife carolyn. first of all i need to apologize to the winners. they run a beautiful race, their horse won the race, they deserved that. i did not mean to take anything away from them. >> he says he got caught up in his emotions and just wanted california chrome to win the triple crown for the u.s. >> wow, can't be easy to come out and say that on national tv. trading is under way of course, a big day. we'll see whether the dow can cross the 17 thooirks mark. >> it's currently up 21 points to 16,945. you apple owners, owning one share of apple, now you've got $92.50 as your price. that's a good thing, actually, you want to know why? that's because the stock split on friday when the price was

$6.47 per share. it's the first stock split for apple in nine years and analystings say other companies will high prices may start considering splits. you see somebody dancing out there, it might mean that their stock split. happening today, help may be on the way for americans struggling to pay off their student loan debt. president obama is expected to sign a series of executive orders to assist borrowers. others will pressure lenders into working harder to prevent default. nba commissioner adam silver says donald sterling has not signed off on the sale of the l.a. clippers but believes the process is nearing completion. >> silver says sterling still hasn't withdrawn his billion dollar lawsuit against the nba

and says he's wary of sterling who he's known for decades. he says there's no possibility of resichngding the lifetime ba. the nba finals are tied at one game apiece. chris bosh buried this three pointer that gave the miami heat the lead and they hung on to win 98-96. lebron james scored 35 points and grabbed ten rebounds for the two-time defending champs. game three of the nba finals is tomorrow here on abc 7 starting at 6:00 and you don't have to misa moment of the game, you can catch it live with watch abc on your smart phone, tablet or computer. all right, so we have been feeling the heat right here as well. different kind of course. >> some areas, one lone area that always stays hot the longest.

that's still going to stay hot today. but i think yesterday was the hottest day as we talked about friday it would be. here's a look from the east bay hill. it is a spare the air day, what you don't see right here, because it's just to the north of alcatraz is a finger of fog as the sea breeze is trying to redevelop today. hazy sunshine, near record warm. the sea breeze develops even more so tomorrow, and then the marine layer comes in wednesday and thursday, then you'll really know the cooling is here. here's that follow rolling across parts of san francisco and right across the golden gate and that's why places like redwood city, 11 degrees cooler today. san rafael from 100 degrees down to 90. freemont 85. five degrees cooler, season jose only drops three.

we'll show you what's going on. you can see loochk the coast, the cloud cover developing there, but right here, we have got a little curl in the atmosphere and that's also going to push a little bit of that wind into the north bay, that's why you're seeing the biggest drop today, while the rest of us are going to be dropping but not quite as much. mid to upper 80 fos for rest of the south bay and 78 in santa cruz. we'll start about 89 in los altos. 88 today, you see the mid to upper 6 w0s along the coast. low to mid 90s through the north bay and then we'll have temperatures running in the upper 70s and sthempb you get to the mid 80s around freemont. look at this, upper 90s to low 100s, in4r57bd east bay for our last day. 66 at 7:15, nationals in town taking on the giants dropping down to the 50s. notice what the sea breeze does,

up 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. and another four degrees thursday for the cool elson day. slight warming toward the weekend, but nothing like what we're living through today. good morning mike, good morning, everyone. spare the air today and all mass transit is running on time, a great way to go. a lot of heavy traffic out there, but nothing major to delay you. we have this accident moving off to the shoulder, leaving san rafael. that should be gone shortly. and let's take a look outside, 80 berkeley, it is bumper to bumper from golden feat field. i just did a little time check, you're looking at 30 minutes where the metering lights are on there. once you're past the meetering lights, a little sluggish as you make your way to san francisco. but not a big delay for you. >> thank you very much, it's 6:52. seven things to know before you go o.

>> the abc 7 morning news returns in 90 seconds. stay with us.

6:54 and whether you're just you knowing us or heading out the door. number one breaking news out of san francisco. crews are still mopping up after a two-alarm fire in bay view. it broke out at a dry-cleaner's on third street. crews managed to get the fire under control, but not before it

spread to a nearby construction site. conflicting accounts over who caused a traffic accident involving oakland mayor jean quan. it happened it market and 26th. both k'waquan and the other dri say they had the green light. investigators are looking into whether las vegas shooting suspects were white supremacists. police found white supremacist paraphernalia inside their home. a man and a woman fatality shot two officers and a third person before killing themselves. water conserve vegas efforts are falling short here in the bay area, water use is actually up in san jose, down only 3% among east bay mud customers. in february, governor brown asked californians to use 20% less water because of the drought. number 5, the iconic love lost bridge in paris partially

collapsed. it's tradition in paris for couples to attach padlocks to the bridge and throe the key into the river. and number six, you don't really see it here, but the winds are blowing out of the west northwest at about 13 miles an hour. 64 to 72 coasts into downtown san francisco. big spread around the bay, 767 to 90, 94 to 104 inland. and number 7, taking a look at the san mateo bridge for your monday morning commute. a bit slow as you make your way across the toll plaza, the flat section. only problem we really have out there is an earlier accident leaving san rafael. abc 7 news continues know on all your mobile devices. >> and we'll be back here in about 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america" on this hot day again. let's leave you with a

good morning, america. breaking new details on the sudden and shocking ambush on two police officers in uniform eating their lunch in las vegas. a married couple with extremist views waiting to kill. >> they didn't believe if the government, and they just wanted to get rid of as many as they can. their rampage moving to a nearby walmart. why they claimed it was the start of a revolution. and breaking for our viewers, out west. two passenger planes clip each other near the gates in boston. a jet blue taking a chunk out of this 747. just coming in. diane sawyer is here with her exclusive no holds barred interview with hillary clinton. what she could have done differently in benghazi, making millions after leaving the white house and breaking her silence on monica lewinsky. >>