commuters have to navigate around the shutdown. >> east bay officials debate whether police officers shut wear body cameras. good morning, everyone, it is 6 a.m. let's get a check on the weather forecast. it has been breezy. that could be a problem for a wild firefight. leyla gulen? >> that is right. we have 16-miles-per-hour gusts where the fire burning. amy hollyfield is on the scene with more details on that it looks like we will be cooler an the bay area so that is good news and i know there is not too much humidity in the area. as we take a look at live doppler 7 hds we are waking up to patchy fog and drizzle along the coast and a thick marine layer. from the bridge camera you can

see the layer of thick clouds will take time to burn off and mild and warm for the fourth of july but nearly 100 for sunday and monday with the seven-day outlook in a little bit. we have a sig-alert involving a milk westbound along 580 approaching grant line road we have two lanes currently blocked. possible injuries are involved and we knew that there was an ambulance called out and they canceled it and we have two lanes blocked for the clean up and we have a few miles of backup. in fact, as we move over to 280 we have a closing from 101 to downtown starting tonight, northbound side lasting until monday morning so plan ahead to avoid the area. developing news from napa county where we begin with firefighters continuing the battle against a large wildfire you look at large features from

sky 7 headed to napa county to get our first view of the fire by daylight which has burned 2,700 acres in napa county with mandatory ever advantages in affect for 200 homes. our news reporter is on the ground and joins us from napa county with the latest on the firefight. they worked through the night. >> they did. we just got off the phone with cal fire and it is now at 3,200 acres so it is growing. they kept the firefighters out there battling all night and money are on the line and they do feel they are making progress and they were appreciative the winds died so they got up to the edge of the fire. it was yesterday afternoon the wind was really giving them problems and the fire was spreading quickly. they do expect to have updated numbers later this morning when they can fly an aircraft above

it and get a sense of the containment but right now they are putting the containment at 30 percent and they say it destroys five structures. some residents say they believe more homes could have been damaged or structures but some people picked up garden hoses and got to work themselves. >> the fire kept going that way and slowly uphill and the kids did a great job with the hose up here and mostly stopped it from bun their house. >> the fire is burning east of calistoga and napa valley. the good news is no one has been hurt in the fire. they do expect to have more resources here today so fight this. but they are making progress and the weather is cooperate you but when the sun comes up, they are worried and the fight intensifies. this is still open. they say they still have a lot of work to do.

thank you. we will have continuing coverage of the fire both on air and online and our coverage continues now open twitter@abcnews.com. >> happening today, round 2 for 280 with lanes shutting down leading into san francisco. it could complicate your fourth of july holiday weekend if you come to the city. nick joins us from 6th with what to specific. nick? >> they have done this before and they know they have success when they schedule the closing over a holiday weekend because it affects less commuters. look at what we are talking about, here is the message from caltran closing to replace a hinge on northbound 280. the hinge is used to connect two parts of a bridge toes sand and contract during strong movement such as an earthquake. if israel says the closure between highway 101 and i-280

interchange and downtown san francisco will begin tonight at 9:00 p.m. and re-open at 5:00 p.m. on monday july 7. the agency has found success with closings over holiday weekends because there is less of an impact on the commuters. the on-ramp affected by the closure includes highway 101 connection to northbound i-280 and indiana receipt and 18th. southbound i-280 remains open during the closing and motorists are advised to use alternate groups or public transportation during this time. the signs are lit up to let you know and they expect to have less congestion because it will be a holiday week end. new this morning, hayward police officers will start using wearable cameras in the next four to six months according to the bay area news group. the cameras will help claims and lawsuits alleging excessive force and help those drop by 25

percent to 50 percent. no one opposedded cameras when the department held two community meetings. official say people will be notified before the cameras start to report. a majority of california people do not like the way income and wealth are distributed and a just released poll shows 54 percent in california are unhappy with wealth distribution. 38 percent are satisfied. a majority in california say the gap between wealthy in california and the rest of the population has green -- grown recently, coming a day after the minimum wage rose to $9 an hour. san francisco is waiting for a confession phone call after new returns showing that betty yee is in second place for comptroller. final numbers show yee is 481

votes ahead perez enough to send her to november's general election to face off against the republican mayor of fresno. yee has been con grated on the second-place finish but perez report through is considering a recount which could cost up to $1 million. >> the jury in the bryan stow lawsuit again the dodgers resumed deliberation this morning. two people beat him into a coma outside the stadium opening day 2011 a long time giants fan and now is severely disables. the family is suing dodgers and former team own are accusing them of not providing enough stadium security. they want $37 million to pay for his medical care. his mom says providing care is a tremendous financial burden. >> we talked about this last night and if we distant get anything we have to look at cutting our his nighttime care

and taking care of him ourselves and getting him ready for bed and keep someone for two hours in the morning. >> jury have been deliberating since thursday and the two men who beat him were sentenced to prison after pleading guilty. >> golf officials and the may are specificked to formally announce one of the major turn ams is coming to harding park. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the p.g.a. championship in 2020 is held at harding. the match play championship next year and the 2025 president's cup could be held at hard park. p.g.a. championship has not been played on the west coast since 1998. the golf course hosted the president p.m. cup in 2009. now the weather forecast. leyla gulen? today is perfect day for golf but if you are a die hard golf irany weather is perfect. the next 12 hours, starting off with thick marine layer across the bay area and fog and patchy

fog and 58 an the bay. 58 along the coast. by noon, some of the cloud cover will subside especially inland and we will see mostly cloudy for the bay area including san francisco and along the peninsula and 4:00 p.m. temperatures in the upper 80's inland and mid-to-upper 70's around the bay and 60 degree along the coast with no change. i will have the seven-day forecast and we have lot temperatures head our way and this will be over the week. now we will talk about the traffic, we have a sig-alert just canceled, westbound 580 all lanes have re-opened and we had an accident involving a motorcycle with heavy bumper-to-bumper traffic pulling out of tracy and before it was starting at tracy boulevard and now is beyond that, we are down to three miles per hour in some cases and, really, at a standstill. as we look at the san mateo bridge our drive across the water from hayward to foster city is looking smooth and we have a few extra cars checking

-- taking on a minute or two to the commute. >> a violent confrontation caught open camera when a conductor takes action against an aggressive passenger on caltrain. >> first, the nightmare nanny responds and hear why stratton believes she is the real victim. >> the tough questions facing facebook after the company admits to toying with emotions of the users. over 3,000 acres have been burned in napa county. it is still growing. firefighters are doing battle with it this morning. amy hollyfield is on the ground and will give us an update ahead.

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>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. this is a look from sky 7 of the fire we have been telling you about burning in napa

county. this now has scorched 3,200 acres. there are 200 homes threatened that have been ever advantage -- been evacuated. firefighters are trying to bring it under control and it is now only 30 percent contained. we will tell you more of what going on in napa county in a couple of minutes. >> in southern california the nanny who refused to leave the home is speaking out. diane stratton did not want to show her face but a picture of her taken inside the home has been made public. stratton left the house last thursday after being served with eviction notice. she says she will go back to get her belongings under her own conditions. >> she has vilified me and destroyed my life. it will be difficult for me to rent a place now she has done

this. i would like to have a police officer there and have them vacate, have the police officer see that i am only taking stuff from my room. >> the family are concerned if they allow her to get her belongings she will not leave and it will start another fight to kick her out. >> the human relations commission will discuss a plan to rename a middle school after civil rights leader from japan. a school district committee voted unanimously in support of renaming the portrero middle school after the japanese civil rights legend. residents do not want the school's name changed and when the rebuilding property is completed, the school district board is scheduled to consider the proposal. he was arrested and convicted for very fusing orders to we report to an internment camp during world war ii and was laterred awarded the

presidential medal of freedom. >> the emotions of users were tested with an investigation into a facebook website after they revealed they manipulateed news feeds of 700,000 users fore a week in 2012 to steady if positive posts made people feel sad or last out. vote gays want to know if any of their citizens were part of the experiment. facebook has only said it affected english-speaking users and will not say if it crossed international borders. >> we saw pictures of the napa county fire. we have wind. >> up to 13 miles per hour but it will be calm this afternoon which is good news. temperatures are going to be high. it will be hot but the wind will not whip around the flames too much. the wind was a problem yesterday and here is a look at the golden

gate bridge where it is a different story. we are chilly in san francisco and under mist and drizzle along the coast, as well, and live doppler 7 hd shows runs bringing if a thick marine layer over the bay area and when it passes over the inland area it will burn off by midday however, for most of us, it is going to remain so we will see mostly clouds for parts of the peninsula and the south bay and for san francisco. we have a trough of this weekend we have a rim of high pressure that will build the it will raise our temperatures quite a bit. as we look at our wind speeds, in other areas it is calm in napa and up to 33-miles-per-hour gusts in fairfield and 24-miles-per-hour gusts in concord and not too bad elsewhere. as we look at what is happening

in san francisco, at the game it will be breezy at at&t park and giants will take on the cardinals. 63 degrees at first pitch at 7:15 and fog will come back again and ending temperature is 59. bring a sweater. the highs today under filtered sunshine and 81 in san jose, 78 in sunnyvale and 77 in redwood city and 63 along the coast in pack can and school there and 65 under clouds in downtown san francisco and we have 60 degrees in bodega bay and 90 in ukiah and 80 in santa rosa and 91 in clear lake. moving into the east bay, 71 in oakland and 76 in castro valley and pushing inland we will see the hot temperatures and 87 in pittsburg and 88 in antioch. our lows have the cloud layer

back bringing in the fog and patchy drizzle and maybe 60 degrees inland. for independence day we could see a 90 degree inland and low are 60's if the coast and the temperatures come right back up, again, and now traffic and what is happening. as we move over to the altamont pass we had an early sig-alert that canceled westbound 580, and the damage has been done. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic. westbound side of the bay bridge we have a stalled vehicle beyond treasure island and we will be generally slow anyway with metering lights turn on. as you make the drive into san francisco we are seeing quite a bit of traffic. 80 westbound albany to the maze is five minutes and 880, southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes from 101 to cupertino it is 12 minutes.

outside, it is going to be very windy and headachy commute through berkeley. westbound traffic headlights toward the maze, you have some company there. eric and katie? >> new details are emerging of blade runner oscar pistorius and his mental state. critical medical care doctors say he needs right away ask what could happen if the olympian doesn't get help. >> first, fast food nation, "consumer reports" and "7 on your side" reveal why you may want to drive pat the fast food chains on the summer

welcome back at 6:23, a look from sky 7 of the fire burning in napa county and you can see on the left, you can get a feel for where this is happening. the fire did grow overnight and cal fire tells us that it is up to 3,200 acres and was 2,700 last night but at the same time cal fire is saying the weather helped crews. hundreds of homes still evacuated this morning and five structures have been damaged, not clear if they are homes or some kind of other structure. crews have the fire 30 percent contains but it will be a long hard fight with the try and hot conditions out there.

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from sky 7. we will go back to abc7 news reporter near the fire behind with an update on containment efforts, evacuation and destroyed structure. dry in napa county with a thick marine layer and we are still experiencing warm conditions with the seven-day outlook straight ahead when we return. stick with

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone, at 6:30. i am katie marzullo. i am eric thomas. we will check the weather profit and see what is going on with the wind. it is dusty. the good news is we are not is gusty where the fire is burning and it will be calm so hopefully the firefighters will have an edge. we have a thick marine layer with patchy drizzle. you can see the cloud layer in the distance and we have fog and

spotty drizzle and mild and warm for fourth of july sunday and monday so it will be hosty over the week. looking to the bay bridge we have clouds in the bay area. more ahead but, first, a brand new accident in the eastbound direction, the remark is not causing a delay but it is possibly blocking one lane, eastbound 5 at 680 it is partly blocking one lane, when traffic, though, is light as you approach the dublin/pleasanton interchange because of an early sig-alert that held the traffic back. it will dissipate, hopefully, soon. in san jose, 25 miles per hour passing alum rock avenue, away from the 280/680 slit it eases up closer to the san jose airport. we remain accident-free in san

jose. now developing news, the napa county wildfire forcing people to flee with the scene just in the last 3 minutes, the films are 30 percent contained. the fire started at balloon and scorched 3,200 acres. this map shows where the names are burning, the pope valley area of napa county. mandatory ever advantages are in affect for two communities. >> amy hollyfield is at headquarters in napa. cal fire says the fire settled down over night but they are not letting down their guard. here is a look from above, of the fire area, from sky 7. the pictures taken this morning kept 300 firefighters out on the fire line overnight and they do thing they have made some progress, especially sin the i woulds died down overnight. they were able to get right up to the fire's edge.

residents say they appreciate the response they have eastbound. >> there crews on the scene and they were there right away and month are coming. it feels good tongue they are attacking it like that. >> the fire is burning in pope valley east of calistoga and firefighters tell me that 3,200 acres have burned and the number could change here shortly this morning when they will get a briefing and they will get up above the fire and get a sense of how much progress they have made and how were acreage has burned but they put containment at 3 percent. five structures have been destroyed and they don't know if they outhouses or homes. no one has been hurt. i am told that pg&e crews are also if there in the fire area dealing with damaged power lines and power poles that have burned. firefighters say they are appreciative of the weather. it have very calm. when the sun comes up, that is when the fight kicks in.

they say it is not over and there is a lot of work to do. tooly 200 homes affected by the evacuations and the fire before the wind turned the fire away. 50 residents were cut off when the only road was swept by flames. when the road was cleared some decided to stay but they were warped. >> hundreds of feet of brand new fire hose and all the tools to hookup to and everything. >> they better be in front of us or on the tail l is a reason if we are leaving. >> many evacuated to a high school 10 miles away. we have continuing coverage of the fire on air and online with our coverage continuing now on

twitter@abcnews unglue. >> inin oakland, there was a fie after 1:30 and investigators say flames were seen shooting into the sky up to 50' and it took crews 15 minutes to get the fire under control. no one was hurt. the person who lives there was not home at the time. >> new this morning, a man in san francisco walking out on his own after firefighters rescued him from a cliff. look at this video in the newsroom in the last hour, the man called 9-1-1 for help after 3:00 and he may been assaulted. police are trying to sort out what happened. officials say the man was lucky to be in an area accessible by for the because the fog and wind would have made a road rescue extremely difficult. the man now is at san francisco general hospital. >> from southern california this morning, homeland security buses carrying imgrandparent families

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with suspicion of felony assault. outrage in the san jose neighborhood after an early difficult her woman was sexually assaulted degree a violent home vacation. two people armed with weapons broke into an elderly's couple home and attacked the woman and stole their s.u.v. they then crashed into a vacant home a few miles away and the second suspect escaped believe between 17 and 25 and suffered a large cut in the crash. we are hours an from the closing of one of main arteries that leads into san francisco. we are live with the work that is about to be done and the preparations underway. >> video you have to see a food truck fireball caught on camera and we are learning the cause of the blast. >> you can see fire in napa county, 3,200 acres have been

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we are waking up to cooler temperatures and fog and a thick marine layer. starting off for the next 12 hours with the filtered sunshine we have 60 degrees inland and 56 along the coast. not going to warm up significantly. but inland, 88 degrees. mostly sunshine. but it will stay cloudy for the other parts of the bay area. right now we will talk about traffic with a brand new accident long the peninsula involving a jackknifed big rig southbound 101 approaching marsh road blocking three lanes causing spectator slowing in the northbound direction. through east palo alto expect to see heavy delays. you may want to take 280 instead. we have an accident involving one vehicle eastbound 580 at 680 partly blocking one lane and most of the traffic is in the

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covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. back over to the fire burning in map pa, live pictures from sky 7, you can clearly see the bright orange flames. the fire was growing overnight up to 3,200 acres but amy hollyfield is on the scene and the weathers helped the crews overnight with containment of the fire at 30 percent. it will be another long hard day of firefighting in napa valley with hundreds out of their homes this morning as evacuations remain in affect. >> todays round two for 280.

crews close down part of the interstate and it could complicate your fourth of july holiday weekend if you are coming into san francisco. >> nick is in san francisco with what, exactly, we can expect. good morning, you know, they specific this weekend to be best time because this be fewer people on the roads because they take longer holiday weekend off, and look at some of the video we shot because i want to show you what it is about. they replacing a bridge hinge on northbound i-80 between chavez and 24th street used to connect the two parts of a bridge that span and contract during strong movement. caltran says the closing between highway 101 and i-280 interchange and downtown san francisco will begin tonight at 9:00 p.m. it will re-open at 5:00 p.m. on monday july 7. the agency has found success with closings over the holiday weekend because it has less of anç impact on commuters.

the highway 101 connection to northbound 280 and indiana street and 18th street and southbound i-280 remains open and motorists are advised to use public transportation or there could be congestion so be air. a fiery explosion caught on camera. a food truck blew up in north philadelphia injuring 11 people, two people suffered serious burns. police say the explosion happened outside an auto body shop. they believe a propane tank was the cause. the blast was caught by surveillace camera. no homes or businesses were damaged. south africa runner oscar pistorius is upping severe trauma and will be increasing suicide risk unless he continues to get mental h care straight in a psychologist report read this

morning in court by his lawyer. he charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend last year. historian claims that he was not mentally competent when it happened but a psychiatric review concludes oscar pistorius was not mentally ill when he fire through a closed bathroom door killing reeva steenkamp. now business news with wall street we can see the dow is up about 15 points to 16971. we are in record territory approaching 17000. >> it is good to have gopro stock up 1303 percent since last third's initial offering. they make high definition personal cameras often used next extreme action photography and an analyst said there has not been as valuable brand since the early days of apple ipod. >> high raise.

that is a fancy company. >> wish you could come up with those ideas yourself. >> we can come up, now be the weather forecast. >> it will be cooler today so if you want a break from the heat you will get it but we do have high temperatures on the horizon. golden gate bridge shows dense fog and a thick marine layer that will take time to burn off and we have mostly cloudy skies for san francisco and the peninsula and along the coast and spotty drizzle, too. radar satellite picture showing it is going to take some time to bun off as we look at sfo we have an hour flight arrival delay because of the thick clouds and 16 to 30-minute delay in departures. san francisco is 56 degrees in the upper 50's for oakland and san carlos and san jose and gilroy and 57, and 55 at half moon bay. we have low pressure bearing

down on bay area bringing in the cool air and sea breeze and a small craft advisory for the bay waters. if you headed to the alameda county fair today, we have until july 6 to take advantage of it. it will be cooler and a high u.v. index so bring the sunscreen. it will top out at 83 degrees and not is hot as we have seen and it will cool down overnight. headed over across the water to at&t park, giants take on the cardinals at 7:15 under clouds and 53 degrees to get going and 59 by the end of the game. bring a sweater and a blanket. you will need it. highs today around the bay area filtered sunshine through san jose 81 degrees and 76 in milpitas and along the peninsula, 62 degrees at half moon bay and 77 in palo alto and redwood city and in friend mostly cloudy, 65 degrees is our high in the north bay, 90 degrees expected in ukiah and 91

in clear rake which is the high and pope valley where the fire is burning, there will be low humidity but calm winds are expected. 71 in oakland. mild in castro valley and 76 inland temperatures could be 90-degree reading in brentwood and upper 80's for pittsburg and forward and antioch and livermore. lows show fog coming back and spotty drizzle in the upper 50's to lower sick. we stay dry for the rest of the week for the july judicial holiday, independence day, it will be pleasant and the temperatures are right back up sunday and monday with 98 degrees and a triple digit or two. eastbound side for palo alto, rather, northbound, jackknifed

big rig blocking self lanes and you can see the backup approaching highway 84. avoid i. take 288. look at the slowing at this accident, very heavy delays coming over the altamont pass at 40 miles per hour. eric and katie? >> seven things it know before you go. >> morning news returns in 90 seconds.

>> he are seven things to know today, firefighters are battling a 3,continue acre wildfire in the pope valley area of napa county and this is new video showing mandatory evacuations in affect right now for two communities and 200 homes are threatened. the fire is only 30 percent contained. >> two, in the east bay, firefighters are investigating the cause of a house fire in oakland. it brought out at 1:30 the no one was home. it took crews 15 minutes to go the fire under control. >> caltran is hours away from closing northbound i-80 to replace hinges embedded in the concrete that help the freeway move if there is an earthquake. north 280 shuts from 101 split

tonight and will not re-open until monday morning at 5:00 a.m. >> four, hayward police officers will wear, wearable cameras in four to six months. cameras will help in lawsuits alleged by excessive force and will drop those lawsuits file. >> major golf is returning but not at the olympic club. officials will announce the 2020 p.g.a. championship is played at harding park and next year, and the 2025 president's cup will be played at harding that hosted the president's cup in 2009. six, trending cooler today across the bay area and it will reach 88 degrees and mid-70's around the boy and if you are traveling in other parts of california we will see triple digits and 110 degrees in palm

springs and 105 in fresno and flight arrival delays at sfo up to an hour. can you seat tolls are packed right now and northbound 101 reaching marsh road we have a jackknifed big rig blocking three lanes so take 280 instead. >> thank all you for joining us. we continue online, on twitter on facebook and all mobile devices. we will continue the wildfire burning in napa county and back in 25 minutes with an update on that and news and weather and traffic and everything you need to know during "good morning america" next. we will be right back with that. get out and enjoy the day if you can. we will see you later.

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