live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is 5:00 a.m. and a very good friday morning. i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas much it will be a good weekend weather-wise especially for those would light the hot weather. >> cool and beach water by sunday. sun along the coast but not so warm on sunday. we are tracking a little bit of drizzle and light showers trying to show up in mendocino and lake county but the big story for us is the cold clover -- cover and the extra moisture that will go an by mainly noon and temperatures inland and below average and 76 to 85 and a lingering cloud in the north bay and partly sunny in san francisco and below average at 60 to 66 and around the bay

afternoon sunshine and 70 to 79. wearing the proper gear when you ride a motorcycle pays off, with an accident near livermore we had a motorcycle hit debris not lanes and they were knocked off the motorcycle but they picked themselves up and we have a lane blocked but the ambulance is canceled. no injuries. mass transit, all running on time. muni, all rail and buses no delay. 30 trains are rolling and ace train is also on time. the golden gate bridge shows it is fore. use the low peoples headed into san francisco. >> happening todays a crucial decision that could change the golden gate bridge forever. the board of directors is scheduled to vote this morning on a suicide barrier. amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> you cannot see the bridge this morning because of the fog but this bridge will get a lot of attention today.

we will show you what they voting on: trying to decide whether to add a safety net to the bridge. the hope is that a net would deter people from committing suicides at the bridge or catch if they try. we talked to a man would survived a jump ten years ago and he said he supports adding a net. >> the net is crucial to stop people who don't know what they are doing because of mental instability. >> this bear year would cost $76 million to install and take three years to get it into place. the vote on the issue is scheduled for today. >> this morning, police are it will looking for the suspect involved if a brutal liquor store attack caught on camera in san jose. the clerk who took on the robber spoke exclusively with abc after

the ordeal at tiptop liquors. surveillance video shows the suspect on attack throwing full bottles of liquor at the clerk. the father of two defends himself with a broom before being overpowered. we are hidden his face because he is afraid of retaliation with the attacker still loose. >> i feel all right. [ inaudible ] >> i told him not to fight back. i said don't engage this guy. >> police need your help to identify the suspect, 5' 8", 180, and ponytail and mustache. we posted the entire video at abc7news.com. nick will have more on the clerk next half hour. >> a man is arrested after an unusual road rage incident. the 35-year-old cut in front of a school bus forcing it to the

side of the road and backed his car into the bus can had a three-year-old passenger on board. no one was hurt. he has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. today if san francisco, final testimony will be underway in the civil lawsuit against the former bart police officer would shot and killed oscar grant. he says he meant to taze grant not shoot him when he mistakenly withdrew the gun and killed the unarmed passenger in 2009. his father is suing mehserle seeking unspecified damages. lawyers in the case say chosing argues could be this afternoon. grant's family recently saw another tragedy, a woman killed this east oakland has been identified as grant's aunt. the 47-year-old woman was shot to death on tuesday evening outside her home. a 31-year-old man injured in the shooting is expected to recover. >> a plan to tighten security at san jose international airport could cost you more money.

the changes come after a 15-year-old from santa clara jumped the airport fence stowed around to hawaii. the changes are not cheap or simple. airport officials have recruited the national safe skies alliance to examine security flaws and they are reviewing operational roars. newspapering would come from passenger facility charges which could nearly double if approved by congress in the fall. >> sausalito police are turning to democrats to help fight crime and are asking residents and businesses to register any existing security cameras with a new program called the citizens view purely rollary. police say it would make it easier to find surveillance video footage if there is a crime. >> the berkeley athletic director will step down after holding the position as athletic director for ten years. they won 19 team titles and republican foe separated the

memorial football stadium and build a state of the art athletic center but it is reported that the sites are saddled with a debt estimated at $445 million. the football program has declined with only one win last season and has the worst graduation rate among the 72 major conference universities. >> next week, a.c. transit riders using a new fare system designed to sped up the boarding process. on tuesday, july 1, paper transfers go away and riders will be able to get a day pass for local service and they will also get discounts on card fares, officials say the new system will not mean a rise in fares and it says the costs will remain the same for local service but with the elimination of paper transfers passengers have to pay the full fare each time they board a bus. the permits allow unlimited

rides all day at $5 for adults and $2.50 for youth and seniors and disabled. >> chefs can now use their bare hands at work with an agreement to overturn a law forcing food workers including bartenders to use gloves to handle food. the law tock affect in john and full enforcement was scheduled to take place next week. the measure would improve food safety. chefs say it is too restrictive. >> the issues are that it is an additional expense to rich gloves and they were concerned that they were not able to feel how they were processing the food. >> a doctor from sacramento who authored the original bill is behind the repeal which has been sent to the governor for signature. if signed it will take affect on tuesday and the gloves will stay off. now the week wet forecast, what do you have, meteorologist

mike nicco? >> low clouds and drizzle open my drive in. you guys? >> more dry than year. >> interesting, good to know. you can see how variable it is, and driving through the caldecott tunnel i had moisture there, too. probably have some delays at sfo with let clouds hanging over and temperatures today while they will be sightly warmer than yesterday their average in oakland at 72 but, still, two to six degrees cooler. sunrise at 5:50. the next 12 hours, drizzle but not all of us and some of us are clear, 54 to 60 and temperatures are close to where we yesterday. wherever you were yesterday when you left the house, today is the same. clouds open by noon in most areas and lingering cloud to the north and along the coast, 60 to 74 and total sunshine, and 62 to 80 by 4:00 and a nice evening, 60 at the coast and 74 inland.

enjoy. >> we will talk about what is happening in san jose, where it is quiet. as a mouse. 101 is 66 miles per hour. speeds are moving along fine. if you moving along 280 headed away from the 680 split through cupertino, no delays. continuing along the peninsula in the southbound direction everything is night can clear and accident free along 85 and 87, no delays so we moving along pretty well. we had an accident, though, on 580 and i will have more information on that in a little bit but so far mass transit has no delays and bart has 42 trains on time can muni, rail, and buses, no delays, and you are looking clear. >> a double digit hit to productivity that is blamed on the world cup. details in the money report next. >> new changes coming to

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bay area, this is abc7 news. >> you are seconds away from 5:13 a.m. on friday morning. the view here from our roof camera, you can see the flags are in the wind, windy this morning in san francisco but if you can get through it, meteorologist mike nicco says heat wave coming. he will have details coming up. >> detroit police have taken the step mother of a 12-year-old boy who was missing for 10 days into custody after the boy was found in the basement. authorities say the 37-year-old we mother had a certain warrant out for probation providelation from a previous weapons charge. wednesday charlie was found alive in the basement of his father's home hiding behind a 55 gallon drum while officers were executing the fourth seven warrant. he was released from the hospital and is with his mother where he was interviewed by the f.b.i. child protective services has removed two other children, a

four-year old and ten month old from the home while they try to figure out what, exactly, happened. >> this weekend, the suspected mats for mind of the attack on the embassy in benghazi is expected to arrive in the united states. ahmed abu khattala spent the past two weeks on the united states uss new york since being captured and is interrogated on the attack on the consequence lat in benghazi that last four people dead which you, united states ambassador and bay area native christopher stevens. he faces a federal charge of killing a person during an attack on a fell facility and is expected to be formally indicted weapon he arrives in the united states. >> ukraine president is expected to sign an economic cooperation agreement with the european union today a reversal of the same deal that sparked a crisis last year. the spread setter worked with russia leading to the ouster of the russian president and an

ethnic russian separatist rebellion and says the deal will provide an absolutely new perspective for the country. >> youtube is launching new tools to enhance your video experience. they are testing fan funding as a new feature to let users make donations any time and rolling out an app called youtube creator studio which allows video makers to manage content. the app is available for droid with another regulation coming soon. in terms of video, they are adding sound effects to the audio library including ... zombie screen. >> one person would probably doesn't share your excitement over year's team u.s.a. world cup match could be your boss. american productivity saw a double digit drop during the game. >> not in this newsroom. >> no. triple digit. >> here is the money report.

>> good friday morning the topping america's money, neglecting business for the world cup, trading volume on wall street was off by 20 percent to 30 percent during the united states and germany match and the estimated is employers lost $400 million if productive. 41 million are expected to travel this fourth of july which is 2 percent more than last year and aaa says the increase is because we more willing to run up credit cards. most will drive. >> before we hit the road the big blockbuster could be new transformer movie that could grow $100 million this week. that is america's money. a dog has a new home after his owner tried to sell him hours after adoption. sallie mae a jack russell terrier was adopted and own are tried to sell the dog on craigslist for $200 and claims low was only five years old.

outraging do lovers saw the ad and contacted the humane society. that is not illegal but the dog was returned to the shelter and sallie mae was adopted by a new family. >> good! >> cutie. >> we have a cutie from friends of the alameda animal shelter. that is at midday. >> sorry to interrupt you. two italians talking at the same time. really? sorry, eric. >> i got coffee, i'm good. >> now well open up the weather window and show you what is going on, a mile and a quarter at half moon bay, but the fog is not hitting the reporting stations and patchy drizzle is possible and up to bart, mid-to-upper 50's and 61 headed toment form. this is how it looks from the

exploritorium this morning and you can see the clouds are breaking up a little bit but we will have slow sunshine today and a slightly warmer air mass that now is building over the top of us with the sun spreading to the coast this weekend and that will help the heat wave that is developing inland pushinged warmer weather toward the coast. our heat wave is building sunday through thursday. here is a look at what is going on, the warm front to the north is sparking the showers to our north and it is what is enhancing the parent layer and giving it an infusion of moisture and why it feels humid when you step outside and why we have drizzle. when this passes you can see the high pressure is very big, it is large, it will be in charge. until then, enjoy the mild temperatures today and we are in the mid-to-upper 70's in santa clara, and mid-80's in gilroy, 74 in santa cruz, and accident in millbrae, and low 60's along the coast to mid-60's in

downtown, south san francisco, sausalito at 68, and head through the north bay valley, mid-to-upper 70's and to 80 in napa and low-to-mid 70's along the east bay from berkeley and tonight, it will be cool but not so breezy, 62 dropping to 58. two to six degrees warmer each day and by sunday we are in the 90's, and mid-60 at the coast and warmer open monday we will see a slow letting up of the warm air out of other air mass and by thursday closer to average. >> we have a brand new report of an accident in napa near highway 29 and 221 and multiple vehicles are involved and one party is trapped. we will try to get more details in a few minutes. in the north bay, hour travels along 101 are moving fine as you

head away from highway 37 into san rafael where top speeds south of 580. tracy to dublin is 35 minutes with the bulk of the congestion in had area but it loosens up at live more to dublin. southbound san rafael to san francisco, 13 minutes gets you there and from richmond moving up to the tolls, you make it across the water at five minutes and to the north bay everything is moving along just fine. katie and eric? >> a southern california couple says living with their 64-year-old nanny is like living with the enemy. the couple say their live in nanniry fuses to leave their home trying everything including legal measures. they say it started in march they posted an ad on craigslist,

a nanny in change for room and board and they get a woman would at first did a good job but now is squatting in their home. >> we hired this person we thought was someone that we could fully trust and we allowed our kids to be with her. >> the couple say their nanny has stopped performing and now is issuing her own demands saying she wants them out of house from 8:00 am to 8:00 p.m. and she is threatening to sue them for elder abuse and wrongful termination. yikes is right. >> seven things to know use start your day. >> taxation because perspiring, anger in washington over a new

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whether you are just joining us or headed owe the door. police are asking for the help of the public to identify a suspect involved in a brutal liquor store attack if san jose last week. surveillance video shows the suspect on the attack throwing full liquor biologies at -- liquor bottles at the clerk. >> berkeley police are investigating a shooting that left a 38-year-old man with injuries last night at 10:00 inside easy liquors on san pablo avenue. the shoot are chases the victim into the store and shot him in the storage room. >> the golden gate bridge board is set to decide today if it should fund the suicide barrier for the famous span. directors will vote on a $76 million package to build the net that could be completed by 2018. >> after an arrest in new york city after causing a disturbance outside a broadway show, police

say the transformer star was drunk and disruptive in the theater and arrested outside for criminal trespassing disorderly conduct. >> get ready for pride. the 44th annual pride festival is underway this weekend if san francisco more then a million people expected to turn out for the parade along market street to celebrate the lgbt community. check out the morning marine layer right here, this is going to have an affect on the cork -- morning commute. i will have the detail ahead in the seven-day outlook. >> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza is light and clear but we have a big problem in napa, a multiple vehicle crash with the details trait ahead. another big change coming to "the view," after one season a co-host is leaving hours after

sherry said she was leaving after seven years. and there is no new co-host named. >> in washington, dc, gym members, worked up because of a 5 percent tax hike on gyms a tax package intended to lower the burden on residents but it will likely lead to higher pries for gym memberships encouraging people to stay out of gym. that includes yoga studios which take effect at the going of next year. >> a convict whose handsome mug shot want viral could try for a show business career. associates of jeremy meeks have been looking for a top tee publicist trying to help him launch a model, or acting career when he is released from jail in stockton. he was arrested on fell any weapons charges and is suspected to is ties to a violent street

gang and has a date with a judge later this morning. >> it is 5:27 and the morning news continues at 5:30 with top stories. >> an accused arsonist behind bars and police did not have to go far to find the suspect. >> a technical start-up ordered to shut down and the c.e.o. of morningcy apps said he has no plan to stop operations things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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and machine machine -- and meteorologist mike nicco has the weather forecast. >> good morning. you can see live doppler 7 hd shows how clear it is other than light drizzle. coming up here we have a front passing to the north and you can see it is getting the wet weather but it will slide off. you can barely see diabolo and the main layer is climbing over the hills but very shallow so we will see a lot sunshine and warmer at 76 to 85, and 60 to 66 at the coast and san francisco and around the bay, 70 to 79. leyla gulen? >> we will talk about the accident in napa where we have multiple vehicles involved and one person is trapped. this is along highways 29 and 121. if you headed along southbound direction of 29 you find it at 221 so we will have the lanes blocked and try to find out more information as it becomes

available. across 80 we have this other accident to the shoulder but it is enough to cause spectator slowing. be represented for a slow down. 101 from santa rosa to petaluma, southbound side is 14 minutes. castro valley to the maze is 14 minutes and from the 280 to 680 split is highway 65 is 12 minutes. >> the san jose liquor store clerk badly beaten by a robber is speaking about the attack. it was captured on video. nick smith is in san jose with more on the story. good morning, the video is great video and that is why police want help from the public so they can get someone to identify the suspect. look at the video we talking about. police are looking for this man who according to the santa clara county attacked the clerk lat woke the on june 16, around

7:40, the male walked into the store, picked up the case of beer and started grabbing cigarettes. cameras were rolling when the clerk confronted the suspect. what does this guy do? he throws budget els at the clerk. 9 violence escalated when the clerk defended himself using a pole. more bottles were lone and the robber took down the clerk beating him. the police hope the public can identify this suspect. we asked the clerk why he didn't just simply become down. we have hidden his face because he is afraid of retaliation. [ inaudible ] >> take another look, the sheriff is asking the public for their help to fine the guy. he is described as 5' 8" and weigh between 160 and 180 pounds with black curly hair and a bony

tail. the suspect also has a mustache. if you have any information about the man in the video, call police. we have posted the full video on our website at abc7news.com. develop news, berkeley police are investigating a shooting at a liquor store that happened before 10:00 last night at easy liquors. officers found a 38-year-old berkeley man with serious injuries inside the store. a witness says the shooting chased the man into the store and shot him in the storage room. police developed information the suspect may have run toward may billion secret but they could not find him. >> in the central valley police are investigating a deadly head-on collision 20 a driver and a 24 bus headed to san jose. it happened after 5:00 yesterday on route 145 east of show -- east of highway 41.

the woman's car swerved into the path of the bus and c.h.p. says the 60-year-old woman in the car died on impact. police got several reports of erratic driving before the collision. the bus is owned by fremont-base the rosy's tours. this is the first accident of the driver in 30 yours of driving. >> i cannot plain how i feels because this is tell. the lady perished. that is terrible. terrible. i don't know what to say. >> officers say the woman'sing do may have distracted her because it was not strapped in, and the dog was also killed in the crash, no one on the bus was hurt. >> a well respected south bay postal inspector is facing charges of taling mail and valuables. a supervisor at a san jose mail processing from is accused of stealing money, jewelry, silver bars, passports, prescription

drugs and weapons. investigators say howard toll the staff let him no wednesday expensive items were loose and he would confiscate the items. ing as arrested hill on wednesday. >> san francisco police say a serial arsonist is off the streets. anthony bejarano was arrested on wednesday a block from one written con please -- thursday night. it is believed he started a fire in the garage of one rincon plaza and over the week he set fire to gush am -- garbage cans bejarano is charged with six counts arson. >> the golden gate bridge will

decide today if it should fund a suicide barrier for the famous span. the directors will vote on a $76 million pack original to build a steel suicide net that will stretch 20' wide. if approved the barrier could be completed by 2018 and it will not be visible to drivers but could be seen by pedestrians on the bridge and from various points at both ends of the bridge. amy hollyfield will have more on the vote at the top of hour. >> new details the c.e.o. of mobile app start-up that lets people auction off packing spaces in san francisco is refusing the city attorney's order to stop operations. this week, he sent monkey park ing a cease and desist letter and ordering them to stop separating by july 11 saying it violates code that prohibits the sale or lease of city streets. the c.e.o. calls it an open violation of free speech and is

consulting with legal counsel and released a statement yesterday saying that "i have the right to tell people if i am about to leave a packing plot they have the right to pay me for the information." we have posted a link to the entire statement on abc7news.com. members of team u.s.a. and breeze easier. until tuesday. that is when the united states meets belgium in the next round of the world cup only if soccer can you lose and it is as good as a win advancing to the knock out stage despite a loss to germany. the americans held on to second when position portion devoted we -- when portugal defeated ghana. so the united states goes to the first time ever to the knock out unlike the death stage, one loss means they are out. >> what seemed like a great advertisement on mound is now a great photo op. in ad shows a creaming luis

suarez supposed to sell cleats but now, fans pose with their arms in mouths and others put their heads in the suarez mouth but fans in uruguay are mad that luis suarez is suspended for four months for biting an italian defender on tuesday. we have world cup coverage on the witness including sneaky ways to watch the action if you are stuck at work. >> now we are going for get if trouble. >> we are not trying these. rest assured. >> now, mike has the forecast. >> what are you scared of? >> working? >> i was it not much from 9:00 to 10:00 yesterday because that is my lunch hour. good morning, 17 miles per hour wind at fairfield and 12 at sfo. we have a sea breeze, but fought

so stout in the lower levels as yesterday and it is breaking up. don't let that fool you. there is drizzle possible the closer you are to the coast. we have mid-to-upper 50's along the peninsula and 50 in woodside and 61 in mountain view and san jose and antioch and the prosecute of us in the mid-to-upper 50's so close to where we were yesterday. the day planner today, mostly cloudy and minimal drizzle and by noon, the clouds are back to the coast and a few lingering along the bayshore line and the north bay but mostly, a lot of sunshine and 60 at the coast and 66 at the bay and 74 is the temperature inland. everyone need as light jacket in the evening. don't worry about the weather it will not be too breezy and there is no threat of wet weather. leyla gulen? >> we have a lot of activity in fairfield, two separate accidents that tube place right

near westbound 80 at travis boulevard if you are headed out of vacaville to fairfield two lanes blocked but ahead you can see the red, that is an indication that there is heavy slowing because of late road work and it sounds like caltrain may have laid out asphalt drying times. it is not setting properly. the lanes are going to be closed until it does. as we look at drive time traffic from walnut creek to dublin it is 14 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa is 54 minutes and we will see what is happening at the maze: the drive coming in from berkeley, tail lights headed in the westbound direction are moving without a hitch. eastbound direction, the transition road, all looking clear. eric and katie? straight ahead, one-on-one with the father the suburb suburb -- uc santa barbara

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covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. the father of uc santa barbara elliot rodger spoke with barbara walters in the first interview since last in's rampage that airs on a special 0/20 tonight. he killed six and wounded 13 others near uc santa barbara before take his life. many are asking, were there warning signs? his party spoke at length about what happened. >> my son had so much pain and suffering he caused on so many. >> what do you think when you wake up? >> reverse nightmare. you go to sleep you have a nightmare and wake up and everything is okay. now i question to sleep and i might have a nice dream and i wake up and it is slowly the truth of what happened dawn on

me and that is, that my son is a mass murderer. >> peter rodgers says he had no idea his son could hurt anyone and didn't see this coming. you can see the entire interview of barbara walters at 10:00 tonight. the san francisco film commission is working to bring projects to the bay area and last note, the world premiere for the "dawn of the planet of the apes" was held. in the movie, san francisco is not doing so well as the future battlefield in the war between humans and apes. >> we came here, the special effects people and looked for locations. here it is, two years later and the movie is done and the expense is over and we are now to share it with the world. it is exciting. i love bay area. it is good to be back here. >>the movie opens july 11 in theaters. >> rebound is pledging federal help for parts of minnesota

after massive flooding this month. overflow creeks have closed two popular golf courses in minneapolis. one course had so much water crews had to use a rowboat to get from hole to hole but it hasn't stopped the golfers, of course, from calling for tee times. >> i would like to be able to give you a tee time. how about august? >> timetable is up in the air so we just...the old saying county we are going day-by-day. that is what we doing. >> the closure is costing the course thousands of dollars in lost revenue each day. >> locals and tour its say a familiar sight along the water front is missing. this sea lion is the only one found lounging on the dobbs at pier 39 where you usually see dozens of them the mammals. >> he is from austin and i wanted to she her sea lions and there is only one.

ama is it normally like? >> tons. tons of them. they are completely covered with sea lions. they are sunbathing and having a good time and having a party. >> biologists say you see this until the first week of august when many sea lions return from southern california after the breeding season ends. they look for more sun, right? >> they will see sun. this weekend. >> heat wave coming? >> air conditioning are humming inland by sunday. we will look at what is going on to the south, and one of my face book friends sent this. the reservoir is near morgan hill at 5 percent of capacity. looks like a desert. you should have a lot more water so that shows you how bad the route is. moving on, we will talk about what will happen as far as

visibility. unless you are driving into the clouds, the lowest visibility is half moon bay at two miles on live doppler 7 hd. you can see on san rafael camera looking at 101, maybe hazy but no fog there and just a little extra moisture in the air mass compared to normal. we will see slow sunshine in parts of the bay area but warmer air mass moving over the top of us and sun is going to spread to the coast and that means our heat wave is building on sunday and it will touch the coast but i don't thing the temperatures are getting out of hand for you guys and it will not be where you hit the 80's or 90's. >> the cloud cover for the morning, you can see by noon there is a little bit hanging around with haziness around the bay and maybe a stray cloud or two up north but mostly, the clouds are bing to be along the coast and they will break up in the afternoon hours, also. we will talk specifics, you can see our summer spread is around 60's to 80's with 70's and 80's to the south and 76 at milpitas

to 85 in gilroy and that is the spread across the santa clara valley and san jose at 79 and the boardwalk, sunshine and 74. most of the peninsula is mid-to-upper 70's. clouds are turn on along the coast and more sunshine on bay side of downtown can south san francisco and mid-60's to 68 if sausalito and around 60 to 61 across the north bay beaches but our temperatures are 15- to 20-degrees warmer in the valleys and low-to-mid 70's along the east bay shore and 79 at pleasanton and 85 in brentwood so mild inland and headed to the game this evening a few clouds roll in late, temperatures are 62 at 7:15 and game two of a four game set dropping down to 58 by end of the game. six degrees warmer tomorrow and, again, on sunday and monday, up more 90's inland and up p.e. 80's at the bay and the coast is the high mark of the temperatures. >> the accident i today you

about in napa now is a sig-alert with all lanes shut down north bound twine at 221 with multiple vehicles involved and one person was trapped and it sounds like there are possible injuries. you going to need a detour around this and a sig-alert blocking all northbound lanes of highway 29. to the east headed through fairfield we have a couple of accidents in the same area, westbound 80 at texas street so if you are going to travel law there, we have two lanes blocked and to the west, along 88, there is construction very late picking up because we have asphalt that is not curing properly so keep that this mind and pack your patience for an early start. law gilroy to morgan hill from san mar teen -- martin we are at >> 5:50 and now, why pick a

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>> it is ride weekend in san francisco, a reminder if you are trying to pet to the parade and get around. the parade starts at 10:30 on sunday morning at market and runs to 8th street. the celebration and parade is

the largest lgbt in the united states and this year's theme is "color our world with pride." >> uber is trying to capitalize on festivities and you will never get the latest stunt. on saturday, uber will offer on demand weddings in honor of pride weekend and all you have to do is on the app and place an order. uber will bring a notary to you and the car service has partnered with was can airlines to make the dream honeymoon a reality and it is all free. from arrival to "i do" it will take an hour and the marriage will last much long we than that. >> and the free honeymoon is quite the enticement but that is not the case. michael? >> you can stay home and go to the alameda county fair. nothing more row hand tick than taking your new bride to the

fair. not hot yet so go today and tomorrow because it will be hot this weekend deeper into the week. now, pride, especially tomorrow, the parade is sunday, but we will start with tomorrow's profit with sunshine and nearly 70 and dropping to 63 by 6:00. we will have temperatures warming into the 90's through the central valley and nearly 80 if los angeles. safe travels. >> we have an update on crash in napa a sig-alert and we have traffic control right now so we have all northbound lanes shut down along highway 29 at 22 and it sounds like some traffic is getting through. however, it is very light, very quite it in napa so, pole, it could start to get busy so plan ahead and we will keep you update asked follow me on twitter@abcnews for the

details. we have an accident blocking a couple of lanes, in fact, there are two accidents. san jose to 280 away from 17, wow, not too many cars. a ghost town. katie and eric? >> not many cars. a berkeley man is trying to raise money to build a gigantic robot cape average of juggling and says it is the bug juggler calling no a 70' powered robot that juggles three cars. here is what he has in mine. he will need $2.33 million. he was a hollywood special effects technician. the juggling, he says, you use volkswagen weighing 1,800 pounds >> that looks heard.

you have heard of a food trick, what about a treat truck. today, milo's food truck for dogs is rolling into san francisco. chicken meatballs, grilled burger bites and home styling do treats and a photo book to take a selfie with your pooch and the first stop is marina green park in san francisco from 5:00 to 8:00. >> we continue with the top stories. >> video has a lot people talking this morning on olympic great competing if a high stakes rate while being eight months pregnant. >> world cup influencing the foreign policy? the soccer strategy admission president obama is admitting to. that is in an interview with abc. >> later we will show you the emotional moment from the n.b.a. draft.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00 a long debated change to the golden gate bridge could be official today. we have the addition that the supporters sea will save lives. >> a san jose liquor store clerk fights back against a robber and he speaks out. >> new detail on the 12-year-old find in the family basement after missing for more than a week. why his step mother will soon be explaining it to a judge. good morning, everyone, at 6:00 a.m. on friday morning. we want to send you over to meteorologist mike nicco for the forecast. >> thank you, nice to see you this friday morning. check out live doppler 7 hd, fairly quiet with patchy drizzle and a few showers that now have fallen apart.