gain ground in the country. the plea being made. back to work traffic. how does it look? sue? >> not too bad. we take you back to south san francisco -- no, daly city, north 280, we had a solo spinout off to the shoulder and still waiting for a tow truck but the good news is it is out of the lanes. southbound 280 near 92 a car and a deer on the san mateo side of things, and it is rough up there with vegetation and so forth, so that is not too inbound for deer in the road work. all mass transit is on time and great way on go with 50 trains. all on time. developing news from the south by, where the valley transportation authority is investigating a fatal accident on light rail tracks in san jose and a pet played a role in the

tragedy. matt? in the past half hour, a memorial has popped up at stokes and southwest expressway for the man who was hit and killed by a train. here is video, candle, now worries, a rock, a necklace placed next to the track. the victim was in his 50's and was running after a dog when he was hit and killed after 9:00. 25 people were on the train at the time. they were unharmed and transported to another location. the lights and signals were all operating properly. we are relying on the san jose police department to conduct the information we will take the operator for testing as part of our normal procedure and impound the train. >> san jose police traffic investigation team was called.

the area was blocked out. it is the second fatal accident this year at the intersection. a 14-year-old girl was hit and killed in january when riding her bicycle. we have seen light rail trains moving through so the light rail service is operating normally this morning. developing news in san francisco, where police are investigating the series of suspicious fires. we are learning this morning that newspaper racks in two separate locations were set on fire about seven hours ago. those fires followed two other fires set earlier yesterday, and authorities say a fire near st. patrick's church happened in broad daylight with a lot of pedestrians spark add few hours after another fire at a construction site as 2nd and howard. this was no major damage at either scene, after a series of fires the last few weeks. our reporter will have details coming up in 30 minutes. >> the san mateo brick is back

open after an injury accident involving two cars. we were treated this photo of the accident after 7:00 last night. two lanes of the span were blocked for several hours while the c.h.p. investigated. all lanes were back open before 9:00 with no word on the extent of number of injuries. >> a 15-year-old boy is dead following a shooting at a party in the sonoma county town of windsor afterring after midnight. another teen and two adults were wounded. and they are all expected to survive. the sheriff deputies say the shooter escaped in a blue nissan being driven by a female. vote gators have not released anyness on a possible motive. >> packers of the san francisco ballot to restrict the home sharing service airbnb are reaching into their own pocket to make the deadline. the chronicle reports that campaign finance figures show the group has raised up to $50,000 designed to blunt airbnb

short-term rentals that are mating the tight city housing worse. people will be required to register with the city, get permission from landlords and buy insurance. >> dogs in mountain view get off street access to the public parks. under a new pilot program dogs can roam six parts and in designated areas. this is in response to a community survey that found residents wanted more places to take their pets. >> the governor is allowing fines to be levied against property owner whose block access to public beaches. the commission is responsible for protecting the coastline and had to take provide lates to court to take money. the powers come amit a flight between a silicon valley billionaire and environmentalists over martin's beach in san mateo county.

>> the crisis in iraq, secretary of state john kerry is if baghdad arriving a few hours ago to meet with leaders from crass the political spectrum to discuss the ongoing firefighter between militants and iraqi security forces. we are joined in washington with that story. >>the secretary found a mess. the militants have much of the western frontier and the iraqi military is outgunned. john kerry arrived for talks with iraqi leaders after two hours with iraqi prime minister maliki saying that was good. the united states desperately hopes the iraqi government can unite the religious and other factions. >> we must urge the leaders to rise above sectarian motivation.

>> isis fighters are gaining ground capturing for new town over the weekend and are closing in on another on the jordan border. that would allow them to damage the electricity grid in iraq. the iraqi military is fighting and thousands of young iraqis are lining up but they are out of missiles and isis has hit dozens of tanks. the iraqi foreign minister wants united states airstrikes. >> we have an agreement that says the if you iraqi democratic government is threatened, america is ready to help. >> >> many republicans also want president obama to order an air assault. >> we should cut off isis access to the command-and-control structure in syria involving air power. >> in the united states, california to rhode island americans are rallying against further united states involvement in iraq. >>? is just a slippery slope back

into a messy situation in iraq and we are very opposed. there are conditions that the conflict could disrupt the flow of oil. secretary of state jesus christ will raise this -- secretary of state john kerry will raise this issue. >> thanks. >> world cup fever builds as teen usa prepares to play the next match on thursday to try to advance to the neck round after a disappointing tie. that is before the disappointment. 5,000 cheering fans jammed into the plaza to watch the game on a jumbo-tron and team u.s.a. came back from a deficit to take the lead and only needed to hang on for another 30 seconds to steal a victory but portion position scored to tie the game at two-all. >> danville native and san jose

earthquake veteran made his first appearance yesterday. the 32-year-old was a late 87th minute substitution for dempsey. he was the stop scorer in major league soccer in 2012. from the united states, a win or draw against germany means they move on but if they lose they need a draw from ghana and portugal to van. this is one other possibility after that, it would depend on which team has the better goal differential. >> world cup action continues at 9:00, australia taking on spain. you can watch it on espn and, also, the netherlands and chile on espn 2, and croatia and mexico on espn and cameroon and brazil on espn2. >> whether you are just be indoors or outdoors it does not matter but it is very marine layer-ish. >> mike?

>> technical term! >> 48 now is the cool spot to the south, a lot of low-to-mid 60's and sunnyvale is warmest at 57, and with the cloud cover, homogenized air mass around the bay and into the half moon bay area with low-to-mid 50's and headed out west, or east, present wood is 2358, the warm spot and to the north we have mid-to-upper 40's and bodega bay. today, most of us will have cloud cover through 7:00 but not so much inland and by noon, most of us are sunny but for high clouds at the coast and sunshine at 4:00, with a few lingering clouds at the coast and mid-80's inland. mid-70's at the bay. >> from the central valley seen 580 from tracy to livermore and into dublin interchange and castro valley you are look at

drive time of over an hour, 4 minutes from tracy to castro valley. to the macarthur maze we have bumper-to-bumper traffic on 80 westbound leading into the maze and metering lights are on but it is slow. 87 in san jose we have an accident which is the reason for slow traffic, now, beyond the sap center approaching this accident. the fight over the l.a. clippers continues. the critical court hearing happening today in southern california as l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling fights to keep control of the team. >> first, three journalists accused of supporting terrorism in egypt fine out their fate. the just-announced verdict from cairo. >> pamela harris, musk, and bob iger, the big names in politics are being brought together under one

covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area. good morning, everyone, on the morning news. this is a look from the cameras at vollmer peek, over the cloud, and the sun riding from the

east, it is a beautiful shot. we have a meteorologist who will answer when this will burn off. >> in stark contrast, heavy rapes are possible for tearing apart railroad tracks in north texas. the rains caused significant flooding, swollen creeks and rivers and raging waters tore through the bottom of train tracks leaving only the rails behind. authorities say 18 people were evacuated. >> an egyptian court has convicted and sentenced three journalists from al-jazeera english on terror-related charges and will serve seven years in prison, one sentenced to three extra years on separate charges. the three were arrested in december part of a sweeping crackdown on islamist supporters ousted president morsi. >> jailed former new england patriots star hernandez was taken to the hospital. according to the sheriff,

hernandez was transported from his massachusetts jail cell to a hospital. officials did not say why but confirmed his hospital visit had nothing to do with a prison fight over a jail-related security incident. he is back if jail now where he awaits trial and pleaded not guilt whys to three murder charges in separate cases in boston and bristol county. pennsylvania attorney general is ready to release a report with new details on how police and the prosecution handled the jerry sandusky child molestation addressing the conduct of former attorney general when allegations against sandusky came to light. it took the prosecution nearly years to charge the former penn state assistant coach would was convicted in 2009 of sexually abusing ten boys. "vanity fair" is coming to the bay area announcing they are launching the first ever summit

taking place in san francisco. the event is set for organize at center for of arts. california attorney general pamela harris, tesla c.e.o. musk, and disney c.e.o. bob iger and apple designer have the first ever summit inspired by the magazine which ranks figures who are setting the global agenda. >> meteorologist mike nicco is the key note speaker for us. >> not with that group, no. here is live doppler 7 hd, three miles visibility at half moon bay, and seven in santa rosa and novato so nothing too bad or stretchous for the commute. but the clouds are hanging lower. golden gate bridge has low clouds hanging over the deck at 200' and some of our higher elevations will run into cloud cover and there is moisture, so, you may need your windshield

wiper from time to time with drizzle. similar highs to yesterday and middle of the week we will have a cooling trend but the cold front will leave most of the rain to the north and by the weekend we will see the temperatures climb back to average if not warmer-than-average by sunday. today, you can see the cloud cover increasing across the bay until 11 o'clock. the northern wind is kicking in this afternoon and bringing sunshine along the coast and you are mostly in the 50's and 60's and 70's and 80's headed inland. as par as specifically, mid-80's around los gatos and morgan hill gilroy and mid-to-upper 70's through the south bay and 77 in san jose, and 76 in los altos and 77 in redwood city, the warmer spots and 9 in millbrae and upper 50's to low 60's along the coast and mid-60's around downtown and south san francisco and 71 in sauce least and upper 70's to low 80's through the north bay valley and warmer in napa at 83 and 20 degrees cooler

at stenson, and 73 degrees from oakland to castro valley and 79 in san ramon and home 80's most other neighborhoods and brentwood and fairly the warmest at 87. tonight, cloud cover coming back to the bay and parts of the north bay and the coast and we should be clear inland with lower to upper 50's. the seven-day forecast shows slightly cooler, a couple of degrees tomorrow and the cold front rolls through on wednesday into thursday and there is a slight chance of a sprinkle in the north bay but, really, the best chance of anything measurable is near eureka and toward mount shasta. saturday and sunday temperatures are near if not warmer-than-average temperatures with 90's returning inland. sue? >> we go back to san jose and better news, the parkway at highway 87 at taylor in the

northbound direction the accident, now, is cleared from the lanes and we will looks outside i have a feeling the damage is done and traffic is inching a little bit better but you can expect delays northbound 87 because of the accident and metering lights on at 5:51 and the car pool lane is a great way to go but this backup extends on to 80, 580 and 880. a real grind getting to the bay bridge this morning. 6:19. when is the last time you read a book whether it digital or paper, at 6:30, the time americans spend turning pages and which group is less likely to spend time with literary favorites. >> next, our first look at actor harrison ford since breaking his leg during filming for "star

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good morning, at 6:22 on monday. back to work but right now a look at the bay and the bay bridge which has quite a bit of traffic getting to the bridge. you can see quite a bit of we overcast this morning for us as we star the week but check in with meteorologist mike nicco and sue hall next. "star wars" actor harrison

ford is if a wheelchair after his injury showing him in the chair over the weekend. his leg was crushed by the door of the falcon while shooting scenes for the next film. since then, he has undergone surgery. disney which now owns lucas films says filming of the new movie will continue while ford recovers. disney is the parent company of abc7. the children of sting will have to around their keep. >> the 16-time grammy award winner says his kids won't get trust funds from his fortune, with half a dozen kids between the ages of 189 and 37 will have to succeed open their own merit. he adds that, fortunately, they all have a strong work ethic. he is estimated to be worth north of $300 million.

it is not just for tune, but i am sure he raised them that way. it is great. great. great. a strong work ethic. >> and amy hollyfield will leave her kids' they are vast fortune. >> i love that. make everyone earn it for themselves. >> next, on "good morning america" we will talk about behind the scenes of the incredible world cup match against portugal and you may is seen it. it ended in a tie. we will take you inside the game that the whole nation is still talking about this morning and we are in brazil to breakdown what happened and what happens next. >> secretary of state john kerry is making an urgent trip to iraq as isis gains ground in the

area. with have the latest on the crisis. a lot of people are going on a paleo diet this summer and we will look at the diet plan that a lot of people are talking about and trying. the question everyone asks: do they work? we will have answers for you. switching gears, you may remember our winter games, it was very heated on the ice with fierce competition. we are kicking off our 2014 cup, ginger and sarah against laura and me, the battle of the ladies on "good morning america" next. >> great matchup. >> did you see her game face? >> wow. >> we continue at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including a story only on abc7 news the woman at the center of the investigation into

the crash of asiana flight 214 at sfo talks with us exclusively about the mistakes that were made ahead the release of the official ntsb report tomorrow. >> the donald sterling saga corners with a critical court hearing as he fights his wife for control of the team. >> more fires in san francisco, so many including a couple offer night with the latest ahead. from the exploritorium low clouds are hangover the bay compared to what it will be for the ride home, enjoy the ride this morning and checking out sfo we have flight arrival delays and cooler weather on the way in the seven-day forecast. >> from the traffic center, metering lights are on at 5:51 and backed up. it is really jammed getting to the bay bridge from 80 and 580 back to highway 24 and 880.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. it is now 6:30 on this first monday of summer. there is the sun. kind of covered by the clouds. it will burn off. i saw most of mike's forecast. what time is it, mike? >> well, about 11 o'clock and the coast will see some sunshine, today, good morning, everyone, live doppler 7 hd shows the marine layer that re-developed with drizzle along the coast. if you are driving into the clouds you may have to use the windshield wiper. most of us in the low-to-mid 50's and we make it into the upper 70's by noon and mid-80's by 4:00 and increasing sunshine.

mid-60's by noon. and my 60's by 7:00. upper 50's and low-to-mid 60's along the coast with the extra sunshine by 4:00. back to the upper 50's and prezzie at the coast today. sue? >> tough commute with north 87, we had an early accident at taylor now cleared, though. a ground at 80 westbound into the macarthur maze and we will show you a live shot. highway 4 is jammed into hercules. bumper-to-bumper tail lights and brake lights before you get to the macarthur maze on 80, and eight is back to 24 and 880 is jammed. metering lights were on and the upper deck is not bad. with early accident, you can see the residual backup on the parkway. >> developing news, san francisco police are appealing to the public for tips after more suspicious fires over the

weekend. the latest a few hours ago with amy hollyfield south of market area. >> christian, -- kristen this building was targeted behind me at howard and 2nd street. this is one in a string of arsonists. they struck again last night. police say two newspaper stands were set on fire ten minutes of each ear, first at mission and then how war at 11 o'clock last night and not far where from police responded yesterday morning at 2en and howard. a witness heard a loud bang and heard a can flying. no one was hurt. another fire included a dozen of them. police don't know why someone is doing this but they have formed

a special arson task force to look into the fires. they are trying to figure out who is responsible and why. there were different surveillace cameras and a lot of cameras in the area and maybe more will be coming. construction sites have targeted security guards to watch what appears to be a serial arsonist. only on abc7 news we have learned the f.b.i. will release details on a crackdown on human tracking, the sting called "operation cross county" included arrests right here in the bay area. we were embedded with the f.b.i. and local police on one raid and we will have full coverage of what happened later abc7. >> tomorrow there will be release of the official findings of the crash of asiana flight

214 last year with three teens killed and 180 injured when a plane hit a sea wall while landing. the former head of the ntsb talked with me exclusively in the exclusive about what to expect from the meeting tomorrow. >> they could issue recommendations to the aircraft manufacturer about information that could be in the manual for training the pilot or make recommendations to the airline or make recommendations to training centers because a lot of the training is contracted out to third parties. finally, they could make regulation dangerous to the regulator. >> we have learned there is more trouble for asiana flight 214 recently. this month, the south korean government suspended flights to japan for a week after the pilots took off despite discovering an engine problem. there will be live coverage on

abc7 news. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad this morning amid threats of an all out civil war in iraq. john kerry flew to baghdad to meet with iraqi prime minister maliki and personally urge the shiite-led government to give more power to political opponents before a sunni insurgency sweeps away hopes for a lasting peace. militants tightened their grip on western iraq on sunday moving closer to the capital, and iraq's army announced they had withdrawn from at least three towns in anbar province. >> world cup fever is getting hotter as team u.s.a. plays next on thursday to advance to the next round after a disappointing tie. 5,000 clearing fans jammed into san francisco civic center plaza to watch the game on a jumbo-tron between the united states and portugal and team u.s.a. came back from an early deficit to take 2-1 lead and

only needed to hang on for 30 more seconds but portugal scored to tie the game. the game tying goal in the 95th minute prevented the americans from advancing out of the group stage into the knockout stage. team u.s.a. will face germany open thursday morning and need a tie or victory to advance. >> if the united states loses it could still advance between ghana and portugal. world cup action continues with australia and spain on espn and then croatia and mexico and cameroon and brazil on espn2. ought finals for ownership of l.a. clippers is headed to court overred deal of huma donald steg

's wife making a deal with former microsoft c.e.o. fr $2 billion. they will be in court this afternoon. >> a dog belonging to a california firefighter would disappeared during a backpacking trip has been rescued. the owner is missing. firefighter and a friend were backpacking in the national forest 10 days ago and the dog, duke, ran off. he chased after duke barefoot and only wearing shorts. duke was found yesterday in the lot where the car wasç parked. the search is being scaled back after 50 square miles were scoured by horseback, foot, and air. >> in the south by a man is out with his dog and is hit by a train. what want wrong moments before the crash.

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ed first place giants are back home to take on the padres with increasing clouds and breezy at 56 by end of the game. mid-to-upper 90's through the central valley and 1306 in palm springs. and 66 with mostly clouds around monterey. sun in the afternoon. mostly sunny in lake tahoe at 81. and yosemite is 93. safe travels. >> we have a lot of slow traffic on the monday morning. unfortunately. we do have an accident the cordelia junction, west 80 to southbound 680 on the transition

with a lot of cars moving to the right shoulder to pass it. expect delays. big delays getting into the bay bridge toll plaza and these are improving and we were seeing brake lights but, still, 580 is jam packed to highway 24. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza with no major stalls or accidents and the metering lights have been stalled so it is tough getting into san francisco and perhaps bart is a good alternate. are you planning a summer rode trip? we have results of the latest gas price survey. he is how you compare to other members when it comes to time spent reading books. in san jose, a man was hit and killed by a light rail train. we will tell you what the police say he was doing right before the accident that may have led to his death as morning news

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intersection in southwest expressway. the latest accident happened last night after 9:00. >> a male. if his 50's. he appears to chase after a dog. he went into the path of the train. that is all we know. >> a small memorial was started this morning next to the track that include as candle and flowers and a rock and a necklace. about 25 people were on the train at the time of the accident and they were not hurt. the traffic investigation team was called to the scene. >>the gates down and the bells were ringing. a pam says standard procedure means the operator will be tested to drugs and alcohol and the train impounded and the area was blocked off. light rail service continues in the area. a memorial still remains at the intersection for 14-year-old who

was kill by a train? january while riding her bicycle do classes here at tell -- high school. >> a study finds that young americans hardly ever read. the study from the bureau of of labor statistics fines the average american spends 19 minute as day reading with young people reading less than ever. those ages 25 to 34 read eight minute as day just on weeks and holidays. those ages 20 to 24 average around ten minutes. the younger folks, four minutes. this compares to 61 minutes for those 75 and older. >> "good morning america" will have details on the battle of breast cancer for amy including scary side effects from chemo

after underdoing a double mastectomy and received eight rounds of keep me. "when i was in the room in that chair i breakdown every time. i cried for the entire three hours because there was no escaping the reality of what was happening to me and to my body." she said she wants to get involved with objections that promote cancer testing. >> we have tracked her every step of the way and glad she is doing good. doing very well. >> you saw her a few minutes ago, so great, shorter hair which looks sparkling on her. >> trading is underway on wall street and we see the dow is off 50 points at 48. a new survey? >> yes, a survey fines the average cost of gas has again up two cents over two weeks. the average price for a gallon is $3.71 and could increase in

the coming weeks because of concerns over iraqi oil production as violence grows. tuscon, arizona, has the lowest average price at $3.37 and chicago has the highest at 4.15. >> your morning cup of coffee at starbucks is being raised effective tomorrow on average, a drink costs between a nickel and 20 cents more and the cost of the packaged coffee will officer by a dollar in late july with starbucks just the latest company to increase prices as the price of coffee increases around the world. >> would anyone think ill of us if we horde coffee beans? >> what do you mean "if"? >> you have to on monday morning >> people wonder with we are doing with that coffee. >> in the south by we have

at concord and forward so the wind is winning. as we head into the afternoon, look at the shift of the wind to the north at 15- to 25-knotses from the bay water to the delta so we will have an increase in sun scouring the marine layer and faster winds along the coast lasting through 3:00 wednesday morning and the coast will see more sunshine the nbc couple of days. to the north, in petaluma, at 46, the cool spot, a lot of upper 40's to low 50's and napa and san rafael, all in the mid-50's and we have mid-50's east bay shorelines peninsula, down to san jose and lafayette and san ramon and el sobrante and half moon bay at 52 degrees and you can see the cloud cover over san rafael and it is not

low clouds or fog but the clouds are making the commute not so bright. lower sun and similar highs and cooling with a code front that will keep the rain north of us and back to average by the week of the 72 at santa cruz, and mid-80's in gilroy and the rest of the valley mid-to-upper 70's with san jose and cupertino at 77 and 76 in los altos and 77 in redwood city and drop to 69 in millbrae and low 60's along the coast and mid-60 in downtown and sausalito and 71 and upper 70's to low 80's through the north bay valley and castro valley is things exception at 73 degrees and 79 in san ramon and fairly at 87 degrees. the temperatures are back into the low-to-upper 50's and cloud cover is not so extensive around the bay and inland and the winds

will pick up. the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow we will be about the same as today and maybe a couple of degrees cooler and the cold front passes to the north wednesday and thursday with a slight chance of rain to the north and the warming trend for the weekend. >> in the cordelia junction we have an accident out of lanes but the travel is on the shoulder for the cars to get around from westbound 80 to southbound 80. look at the long line of red sensors on the east shore freeway to the maze, it is really jammed. outside, right now, we will look at 87 in san jose and it is still very slow and we had an early accident at taylor which now is cleared but you will find slow traffic beyond the sap center. >> 6:52. >> the morning news is back in 90 seconds.

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if you are headed out it door, he are seven things to know, a task force is set up to investigate a series of suspicious fires in san francisco. the latest fires happened last night at two separate newspaper stands. there was a fire on mission and another fire near 2nd and howard following a series of fires the last few weeks. >> san jose police are investigating a fatal accident,

a man was hit and killed by a light rail train on stokes street and southwest express a. police say he was running after his dog when three was hit. a small memorial has been started next to the tracks this morning including a candle, flowers, a rock, and a jack -- necklace. >> secretary of state john kerry is in iraq urging the prime minister and the shiite-led government to give more power to political opponents before a sunni insurgency sweeps away hopes for peace. pennsylvania attorney general will release a report today with new details on how police and the prosecution handled the sandusky child me -- molestation investigation taking three years to charge the coach who was convicted in 2009 of sexually abusing boys. team u.s.a. remains alive at the world cup and the americans play the next match against germany on thursday to try to

advance to the next round after disappointing tie against portugal yesterday. they only needed to hang on for 30 seconds to sale a victory but portugal tied at two-all. >> the forecast today, is similar to yesterday but a little more sunshine and breezy in the afternoon and in mid-60'n san francisco and 67 along the east bay to 77 in the south bay. seven, big bay bridge backup this morning, metering lights were on at 5:51 and back at one point in the macarthur maze with an accident in the clearing stages of the cordelia junction and a new accident blocking the slow lane this morning so it is monday morning. we continue online and facebook and all mobile devices. we will have news and weather and traffic. have a great day.

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