after three jewish teens are found dead including an american. we have an update on the serious situation unfolding. >> we hours away from team u.s.a. taking the field again but it is win or go home. how the bay area is getting into the soccer spirit. greated you are with us. >> first up, a look at traffic. we have had problems this morning. leyla gulen? >> unfortunately we are starting off on a tragic note in oakland where we are reporting a fatality on northbound 880 a sig-alert shutting down all lanes northbound along 880 from san leandro. you will have to be detoured. c.h.p. is saying the sig-alert will be around for some time. they will conduct an investigate with a lot emergency crews on the scene. take 580 instead if you are making it into the oakland area. we have heavy traffic over the altamont pass, 26 miles per hour

is the top somebody pushing from address and it will be bumper-to-bumper traffic across this area into livermore. now we have weather. we are waking up to cooler temperatures this morning. our day planner for the next 12 hours is going to show cloud layer to get us going and early morning fog and 62 degrees is the temperature inland areas and 60 around the bay and 66 along the coast much the fog will peel back, the clouds will dissipate and we will see sunshine and temperatures ramping back up with mid-90's in some places. still warm. >> we have breaking news from the south bay. police are surrounding a san jose home after an s.u.v. crashed into it. nick arrived on the scene and is there with an update. >> i am getting information at

the scene after speaking to a san help would was first to respond at the scene, with this s.u.v. that crashed into the home. he confirmed that they believe the car may have been stolen. it has been towed away. one suspect took off on foot and i had an opportunity to speak to a neighbor who her the crash and ail the commotion. she did not understand what was going until police did a yard to yard search and went through her back yesterday. this is video we shot. we found this: the garage door was completely smashed in, officers say when we got to the scene the car crashed into the garage. when it crashed, two occupants got out and ran away. one was taken into custody. they would not confirm the able or gender of the occupant of the s.u.v. right now i am waiting for the sergeant to come back over and fill in the blanks and the

information we do not have. we know they were doing a yard to yard search for a second suspect and they have not tomorrow us the age or gender of either of the individuals in the car but they have reason to believe the vehicle was stolen. i will have another update in 30 minutes don't be surprised if you hear coworkers saying "i believe we will win. ahead of the win or go home matchup in the world cup setting up, put on your red, white and blue and come to the plaza to cheer on team u.s.a. this is a look at the end enthusiasm you can picket in the

plaza as fans want the game on the big scream. world cup fever is in full affect in san francisco and it has been a big topic of conscious, the united states seems more interested in soccer than usual. >> the 1994 world couple people started getting more into soccer and it a culture that changing, also. >> that player was with the united states in 1990 and in now now and currently is the coach of the united states national soccer team. he says he has not been leaving the house much those days watching a lost soccer. if you want to watch it here, activities start at 9:00 and the game is at 1:00 o'clock, if the united states loses the team is out. this is it. something to keep in mind if you are thinking of playing hooky,is

a good opportunity. this might be it. if they win they will play again on saturday. you can watch the matches on our sister network at espn at 9:00 this morning it is average attend and switzerland and at 11:00 o'clock, of course, bell medium takes on the united states. as we mentioned, big screens set up for both matches as the san francisco civic center and for usa belgium in san jose. from iraq, we are learning of the riding death toll. more than 2,400 people were killed in iraq according to the u.n. where 300 more troops going reinforcing the 450 troops in baghdad beef up security at the embassy and help prevent other problems. beside the fatalities 2,300 iraqis were wounded.

june was the most deadly month so far in iraq. >> israel is wasting no time in retaliating for the death of three kidnap teens one an american citizen. these are the three teens with their bodies found yesterday in the west bank, this morning, airstrikes are pounding the gaza strip and we report from washington. after the quest to find three missing teens, one holding israeli and american citizenship it ended in grief. the bodies found buried with gunshot wounds in the west bank. >> terrible. heartbreaking. >> israel's retaliation swift against the militant politic group hamas. hamas has not claimed responsibility for the killing, israel prime minister binyamin netanyahu said and i quote, "hamas is responsible and hamas will pay. >> the israeli air force carried out strikes on more than 30 terror targets in the gaza strip

and there are signs a significant escalation of israeli operations could be underway in gaza. >> we have responsible and serious leadership in jerusalem and they will make the decisions they have to make to send a strong message to hamas. the f.b.i. has joined the investigate. >> because the individual was an american citizen we open an investigation when they were reported missing. the murder sparked an international uproar. in new york, a memorial march. ed only comfort is to unified with people of shared values. >> the boy moved from brooklyn to israel with his family. he was 16 years old. >> nearly a month after california's june primary, the race for second-place for state comptroller could be over with the board of equalization member

has edged out assemblyman perez by 484 votes. yee will face off against the republican mayor of fresno in november who came in first place last month with a million votes. peres spokesman said more votes may still need to be counseled. >> city officials will hear a proposal for fighting disruptive city council meetings and will impose a six month ban on anyone who repeatedly disrupts the city council meetings and they want to explore legal options that reduce disruption and inappropriate behavior of the meeting without violating anyone's civil rights. officials say there have been many outburts the past four years. we have had a fail incident? >> unfortunately, shutting down northbound lanes of 880 so the sig-alert is if affect until

further notice. and c.h.p. is saying 580 is the alternate and 98th is close to the oakland airport. if you have a flight to catch use surface streets. as we pull back you can see where the slowing starts at 21 miles per hour with detours in place but from 238 we are going to be clear and closer to the accident that is where the remark is centered. to the san mateo bridge that bridge is slow at 40 miles per hour and the traffic is building from hayward into foster city. that is weather. today, if you have world cup viewing parties you are going to go to, it will be cooler in some areas and for san francisco, under partly cloudy skies our radar satellite shows we have early morning cloud layer and fog and here is a look at sfo, no night arrival or departure delays but the clouds will peel

back, oakland is at upper 50's and lower 60's for san carlos and 56 in gilroy and half moon bay is cool at 55 and drizzle this morning with the full seven-day forecast straight ahead. three weeks since the car crash of oakland mayor and what she has failed to do following the collision and the response from oakland's mayor this morning. a former french president taken into police custody with a possible wrongdoing that has officers investigating sarkozy. >> the app that lets users find romance is now facing a lawsuit we this

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covering santa clara, east bay and all bay area. >> it is 6:13. we are tracking a pa facility in oak lamb, northbound 880 with full lane closures. c.h.p. is on the scene. we could have a couple lanes

getting by but it is an investigation ongoing through the morning. certainly it is going to create quite a jam headed to oakland. northbound 880, we have lanes closed because of a fatality. more details are coming up in the drive time traffic. >> more news, former french president sarkozy is now in police custody for possible corruption. a judge in france announced the former spot in custody out of paris. no further details have been provided. french media reports say there is an ongoing investigation into sarkozy and financing for the presidential campaign seven years ago. sarkozy and his lawyer are denying wrongdoing. he lost his re-election bid in 2012 but he is considering a comeback. he lost to hole -- hollande.

>> christian than colleges has put a local college on the market. they were expected to announce which colleges it would close and which it would sell. they over everest college and has been sued by california attorney general pamela harris who accuses the company of deceptive marketing. >> a popular dating app is at the center of a sexual harassment lawsuit. the vice president of marketing for tender is suing the start-up for harassment and discrimination. she is accusing the chief marketing officer of repeatedly calling her derogatory names. the former v.p. says that tender operates in a "frat like manufacture," where it is common for men to use racist terms. the executive has been suspended pending an internal investigation. >> it is official: lebron james is now a free agent.

espn reports teams that contact him are informed that he wanted for less than $22 million max salary. teams with the space to offer that include miami heat, los angeles lakers, phoenix suns and orlando magic. the salary demand shows a shift in priorities since 2010 when he signed with miami haiti he accepted a pay cut taking less than the max salary to help make space for other free agents. >> we will have traffic because there have been problems including a fatal accident. leyla gulen? [ inaudible ] >> all lanes have re-opened and the sig-alert is cancel leandro you can use 580 as the alternate or surface streets. we are looking at all lanes now re-opened as you make it into

oakland. the san mateo bridge showed an accident at the mid-span traveling along the westbound direction and some of the traffic has dissipated and possibly this is in the clearing stages. how are things going do show up for the weather and the rest of the afternoon? we will find out right now are we have temperatures reaching 56 degrees so far in san francisco and oakland is in the upper 50's and lower 60's for the south bay san tar lows and san jose, and 56 in gilroy and 55, cool at half moon bay, and today, the fog we are waking up to with patchy fog clouds will peel back as the afternoon hours progress and we are going to see mostly 60's for the coast and into san francisco and 70 degrees around the bay and 90 degrees inland so it is cooler in some spots if you are headed out to world cup viewing parties in san jose it will be toasty there and mid-to-upper 80's in san francisco, however, you may want to pack a light jacket or sweater. >> thank you, leyla gulen.

coming up on 6 clomp 189. one of the largest airlines in the country is doing something it hasn't done in its nearly 50-year-old. the historic first happening today for southwest airlines. are safety changes to make the laundry detergent pods

>> good morning, everyone, at 6:21. kind of gloomy start to tuesday morning and a lot of backedup traffic. we have had traffic trouble and leyla gulen is following that as he is following the weather and will bring you updates in a couple minutes. >> we have an update on the single use detergent spots that made headlines two years ago when children first started misstating them for can day. >> manufacturers have made changes and "consumer reports" panned with "7 on your side" to reveal the changes may not be enough. here is michael finney. >> good morning, everyone, the laundry detergent packets you toss in the washing machine, the sales are up but safety concerns for children have also increased with more than 20,000 calls to

poison control centers sense they went mainstream in 2012. alex is better now but it was touch and go when he bit into a pod that was just brought home from the store. >> he had so much throwup and diarrhea. it was horrible. bad. he turned blue and that was scary and then he quit breathing. >> one rolled under furniture after the lid of the package popped open spilling them on the floor. alex was air lifted to the hospital and helped up on a ventilator for seven days. "consumer reports" say it concentrated we deexternalent that is toxic. >> the issue is with the packaging they first came out the biggest manufacturers used clear containers that resembleed snack jars.

>> some lids were not designed to deter children. costco switched to opaque container for its detergent. procter and gamble has a child resistant lid. >> another change, redesign the packets so they do not look like candy. >> at home keep the containers closed and out of reach of children. if your child has been injured call the poison control hotline immediately 1-800-222-1212. >> thing twice about using the packets "consumer reports" did not recommend any of them in the latest ratings partly because they do not do well in the cool water tests. we will have more on which detergents "consumer reports" recommended next time.

>> a bill is now moving through the state senator to offer full day kindergarten in every california public school. right now, some california school districts only offer half day classes. backers of full day school believe it will help youngers later if life with hit real estates and math requiring the superintendent of public instruction to come up with a plan by next march. the assembly has passed the bill. >> taking a selfie will be easier for many people because of a new hand's free selle app. you can take a picture of yourself without touching the screen, a swedish tech start-up launched an app for apple called go cam and the creator has posted this video on youtube allowing you to set a timer and snap a photo by waving your hands but selfie fans have to wait, the yap new is only available in sweden and australia. >> a young man has mastered the

art getting dressed without using his hands. there he goes, takes less than 40 seconds to wiggle into the pants. no word on how long it took him to master such a steal. people are quite impressed and cannot stop watching. >> if you are late for work you may want to use one hand. >> 40 seconds... >> morning news continues now at 6:30 with the top stories including the major change taking affect for action tran it commuters and what is going away, what is new and what discount are the riders getting. >> new details on the car crash of oakland mayor and what she failed to do after the collision. >> i would like to see what he

does with a belt. >> right now, the the sun is up but we have a cloud layer and waking up to clouds and fog along the coast and drizzle. we are going do be warm in some places and almost status quo from yesterday. i will have the details when we return. stay tuned.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. the view from the east bay hills camera is showing the vollmer peak and the low clouds. shaping up to be another warm and sunny difficult. good morning, i am katie marzullo. that was a gorgeous shot. leyla gulen has more on the gorgeous weather shots. if you love the clouds, they will dissipate over the afternoon hours.

as we look at live doppler 7 hd radar satellite we can expect to see the fog on the coast with clouds moving in but they will melt away. it is limiting our visibility at half moon bay at 15 miles there and nine miles in novato and unlimited elsewhere. starting off with clouds and cooler temperatures and as we led to noon, the temperatures ramp up especially inland by 4:00 84 and 62 degrees along coast. the forecast is straight ahead. c.h.p. re-opened all lanes northbound 880 at 98th following a serious crash but now the sig-alert is reissued. sometimes this is done for the

residual backup and it remains in affect but all lanes are re-opened and just the backup you are dealing with. take 580 instead and san leandro is clear and then you are on the brakes. i will have the altamont pass coming up in a few minutes. this is traffic related with breaking news from the south bay, you can see the mess left behind after an s.u.v. crashed into a home a couple of hours ago after 4:00 a.m. authorities say this started with a home envision at a different home where we find our news reporter gathering new details. >> nick? >> there are a lot moving parts. we are still learning information at this hour. this still in east san jose. the reason we are here is

because we have learned from san jose police this is where it all started. an s.u.v. connected to a home invasion at this location on sun shadow lane and it crashed at the other location in east san jose, two male occupants, juveniles, were in the car and ones with apprehended at the seen and -- scene and took off and ran. when officers did a yard to yard search they could not fine the second suspect. i hope with the san jose police. >> ten minutes later it was scoff we had a home invasion and this vehicle was related to the whom invasion and these are suspected of that crime. >> he says that there may have been an injury to the driver of the s.u.v. but the second

occupant of s.u.v. tock off on foot and, again, the search for the suspect yielded no results. back here i can tell you when we got here we found they have set up a command center here and we have seen detectives come out of the home, the salmon colored home and gray colored home gathering evidence and coming back out. i want to see how many officers are at scene and this is an active investigation and they say they do not believe there is a threat to the community but they are vetting the cause and the after effects of the home invasion. i will have more in the report at midday >> crews remain on the scene checking on hotspots after a brushfire threatened several homes. the fire break out yesterday afternoon. residents were evacuated as

flames swept up the hill to several multimillion dollar homes and the entire ibm research center was evacuated along with santa teresa county park. this fire at seven mines away stretched the capabilities of the fire crews. it broke out in a wooded area at the golf course. that is near center road. crews were late responding because they were so busy at the hillside fire in south san jose. between four and five acres. some golfers kept playing golf while crews helped the firefighters battle the flames. it took less than four hours to bring the fire under control. investigators now looking into what sparked the fire. >> happening today the city of oakland will have all of the fire stations manned and ready to go. two year ago the city rotated fire station closures as a way to save money that are called brownouts affecting two station

as day over a three-day period. because of oakland's improved economy all the stations are up and running again and officials say it could not come at a better time because of the drought and the high fire danger. >> through details on oakland mayor quan and her car crash. according to the lawyer of the other driver she has not shown prove of insurance following the accident last month. she collided with another car at 26th and market street and the lawyer says his clients needs the of radio of insurance so she can get her car fixed. california law requires drivers to carry proof of inand share the information after a commission. the mayor said she told the driver her car was insured bit city and the woman atmosphere asked to see proof of in. >> a school supervisor in livermore faces sense you'll abuse faces sexual abuse charges involving a 14-year-old student. he worked at charter school since 2005.

he taught karat. after school program. >> the california minimum wage is going up. the minimum wage will take the first of two scheduled increases. today, the minimum age will rise to $9 an hour. the state minute wage bumps up to $10 an hour starting january 1, 201. the governor signed the bill into law in the fall. washington now has the highest minimum wage at $9.32 an hour. advocates in the area average this wage increase is good it is not livable for many families to make in's meet. >> a.c. transit riders will get a new fare system to speed up boarding. paper traffics will go away and riders can get a day plan or discount on fare cards. it does not mean an increase in

fares and costs stay the same for local and transbay service but with the elimination of paper transfers passengers is to pay the full fare each time they bore a bus. the new day pass permits unlimited local rides all day and costs $5 for adults and $2.50 for youth, seniors and disabled. >> starting today, commuters who use transit ferries have to pay more. fees have gone up by 5 percent so 25 to 50 cent more a trip. it does not affect the local routes or ferries to the giants game. >> team u.s.a. and belgium, we are hours away from the world cup showdown. >> coming up, we have how the bay area is ready for the win or go home match. >> plus, taking more than two years to finish community college, how much time students are really taking to financial their studies.

>> a look outside at san francisco international airport with the fog and low clouds there off to the west. no, off to the east. there could be delays there. we will check it out. opportunity

>> we are waking up to fog and this is the golden gate bridge. you can see how density is

coming from the well dough tunnel. limited visibility to get us going this morning. it will warm up her open today for most of the bay area but staying cool in tran. a warm and dry fourth of july is on tap and a week warm-up is ahead. if you are headed out to the alameda county fair temperatures are under sun and reasoning the lower 80's and by 3:00, more cloud cover with the seven-day forecast straight ahead. c.h.p. has reissued a sig-alert in oakland because of the backup because of the early fatal crash. northbound 880, travel advisory is in affect until further notice until the remark is dissipated but we hear there is a brand new crash involving a couple of vehicles. san jose drive along 101 away from the 280/680 submit -- slow around alum rock and net back -n

back on the brakes. the altamont pass is jam packed coming from address over the pass into live more the top somebody is 26 miles per hour as you are closer to vasco with slow-and-go up to the dublin/pleasanton interchange. >> thank you, leyla gulen, an on demand car service is expanding but the new offering ditches the wheels. we will explain. >> and historic first happening today for southwest airlines and passengers. >> they are starting to set up in civic center plaza, world cup fever, with the story comi

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>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. 6:45, winner go home are the only options for team u.s.a. ready to face off against belgium in the world cup. >> in the bay area, soccer fans are ready. amy hollyfield is at civic center plaza where clouds will be today. >> good morning, katie. what an operation out here. look behind me. they are working hard to get this set up. there is the big scene. they have a lot of audio. the least you can do is place hooky. if the usa loses the team is

out. look at the enthuse o'clock and they are expecting a crowd although it is the middle of the day. a big observation has been that the united states seems more interested in soccer than ever before. even the coach has said the energy coming from the united states means a lot to the team. activities start at 9:00 this morning at the plaza. if you want to set up camp or come through on break at work, there is plenty to do. you will have a lot of company. >> thanks, amy hollyfield. the matches are live on our sister network, espn if you are trapped indoor. at 9:00 a.m., argentina and switzerland and at 11:00 o'clock

belgium and the united states with both maps set up on the plaza. >> now a bill that can change high school football is on the governor's desk limiting the team for football practice to two, 90-minute full contact practices twice a week and bans two a day practices on consecutive days. the bill calls for a player who sufficients a concussion to be sign lined for a week until medically clear. the restrictions could be hurtful because they reduce the players' readiness. >> a study released find many community college students need for years to graduate. the community college traditionally is a two year commitment. the nonprofit cam page for college opportunity says that some of the reasons for needing four years include work and

family obligations and the need to finish remedial courses and the cost of attending school. during the recession, california's 112 community colleges had managements consulted by $1 billion forcing them to reduce class schedules. >> trading is underway on wall street so we will look at the big board. the dow is in positive territory, almost 90 points in positive territory to 16916. >> southwest airlines is officially an international carrier. over an hour ago a southwest flight departed for aruba and then won to jamaica, a huge opportunity for the airline to grow which is already the largest carrier of domestic passengers in the united states. >> this is after a merger with air tran. >> san francisco-based uber will gin the trendily skies. later today, uber will announce a start-up helicopter rides you

and your four closest friends can ride from manhattan to the hamptons for $2,500 which is a discount of $100 a seat testing ways to branch out from the core service of car rides. >> i don't think many of us will use that it is not hamptons. >> we were wondering how we will get from manhattan to the hamptons. >> that is called first world problems? >> travel solve. move on to the next one. >> that is the heat along the bay area. as we look at live doppler 7 hd radar satellite shows we are waking up to patchy fog and clouds across the bay area, and they will quickly dissipate for the afternoon hours but i want to draw your attention to the red flag warping in lake -- warg if lake tahoe with possible thunderstorms expected. dry conditions. windy conditions. you would never think so.

it looks calm. however, it will kick up as the afternoon progresses. the ridge of high pressure is moving out of the bay area. we are starting to see moran -- see more air that is unstable. at the embarcadero there is a breeze with temperatures at 56 degrees in san francisco. 58 in oakland. the lower 60's for san carlos and mid-50's for gilroy and half moon bay. today we having for that is going to be coming in on the coast and it will move back for the afternoon hours but it will. ing fore along the coast and you may see patches of drizzle. temperatures are going to soar to the 90's inland. if you have an outdoor world cup viewing party make sure to pack water, sunscreen, sunglasses, everything to protect you, tonight the fog increases with a cloud layer runs and that will cool things down the tonight we have a game at at&t park and the

giants will take on the cardinals and first pitch is 7:15 with 61 by the end of the game. our high today, shows 85 degrees in san jose, could even reach the upper 80's and sunshine along the peninsula and 79 in san mateo and 54 along the coast at pacifica and 66 in downtown san francisco and such shine in the north bay with temperature readings of 98 degrees and 96 in clear lake and 81 in napa. 72 in oakland and 75 in newark as we public in to the inland areas, the valleys, that is where we will see the higher temperature readings and 93 expected in antioch. we will be in the mid-50's to lower 60's for most of us. we will remain dry for the end of the week for the fourth of july holiday and temperatures are expected to climb back up to

the weekend and into the first part of next week. we still have a sig-alert in oakland because of the backups because of an early fatal crash northbound 880 at 98th the travel advisory is in affect until further notice with traffic building away from 238 toward oakland. as we take you up to 98th we have a new accident involving two vehicles and it is possibly blocking one lane, so take 580 that is a better bet. mass transit, running on time, muni, caltrain, no delays. >> it is 6:52. seven things to know before you go. morning news returns in 90

whether you are just joining us or headed out the door here are seven things to know. breaking news from san jose. police are looking for a suspect after a vehicle youred into a house. it happened at 4:00 this morning on center and singleton roads. a juvenile is in custody and they are looking for a second suspect. investigators believe the vehicle is related to an early home invasion. >> this morning crews in the south bay are watching for hotspots following a brushfire that threatened several homes. the fire broke out around 1:30 yesterday afternoon and crews had it fully contained around 7:00. but crews continue to circle the

area to make sure there are no flareups. >> three, the california minimum wage going up to $9 an hour. the hike is the first of two scheduled increases. the minimum wage bumped up again to $10 an hour january 2016 the governor brown signed the bill into law last fall. >> a joint burial for two kidnapped teens, one an american, take place in israel. hamas is blamed for the killings. israel forces conducted an arrest raid today that left one palestinian dead. >> five, the biggest game for the united states in the world cup is at 1:00 o'clock, and can advance to the quarter final with a victory over belgium or go home with a loss. this are free big screen viewings in san francisco on the plaza. >> it will be warm in san jose and for some inland and north bay spots but it is cooler for the prosecute of the pay area, we are starting off with clouds

and 60 degrees to get us going but ramping up to the 90's headed into the afternoon hours and cloud layer comes back and we have a cool down tomorrow. >> a look at the bay bridge tolls are packed from emeryville to san francisco and you have a 17-minute commute on your hands but on the maps we have a sig-alert in oakland because of residual backup from an early fatal crash, northbound 80, with travel advisory in affect at 98th with backup from davis street. >> thank you pore joining us. we continue, now, online, on twitter, facebook and all mobile devices. >> we are back in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic. "do or die" game for team u.s.a. in the world cup soccer.

. good morning, america. >> i believe that we will win. >> go big or go home. team usa, facing its biggest challenge yet. can they beat belgium? >> i believe that we will win. >> no ties. no second chances. it all comes down to this, as one of america's best returns to the field. >> i believe that we will win. >> our world cup hopes are now on the line, just hours from now. dangerous storms light up the skies across the midwest. sheets of torrential rain blinding drivers. powerful winds flipping semis. power lines on fire. >> look out. oh, my god. >> this out-of-control tarp causing injuries. teens sucked into storm drains. and the east coast on alert for its first tropical storm. also this morning, caught on