our reporter is in san francisco with how caltran got it done early. amy hollyfield? >> look behind me, it is open. it is quiet. it is only 4:30 in the morning and it is supposed to be closed for another 30 minutes. it is open. here is the c.h.p. leading the first cars on to northbound 280 before 7:00 last night. ten hows ahead of schedule. they had to shut down northbound 280 into san francisco because the crews replaced a hinge that undued years and years of wear and tear. >> this is the first hinge, memorial day and this is fourth of july and hopefully the last two hinges are done over labor day weekend. >> they do not know the timing of the final labor day project but it is out there. this will be happening again.

c.h.p. says there were no major problems to report over the weekend just confusion and congestion. this was necessary because caltrain said we needed the new hinge. >> road construction on interstate 880 is underway in san leandro with full freeway closings northbound and southbound direction. all lanes should be re-opened by 5:00 this morning in half an hour. single lane closings began last night in northbound 880 a full road closure began at midnight with drives detoured off 880 at davis. >> los gatos firefighters are battling a two-alarm fire behind a restaurant on university avenue. the los gatos fire department says this involved a four-plex. we will have an update as soon as possible.

>> two women were hit by a car in san francisco's sunset district before 9:00 last night on sunset boulevard. police say the two were in a crosswalk carrying groceries and they were hut. both were unconscious when police arrived but the injuries were not live-threatening injuries. driver said other cars stopped and he did not see the women. it is likely the driver will be cited. >> some living near monticello fire are allowed back in their hopes. it scorched 6,500 acres. cal fire said they revised the number downward from 7,000. heat caused big problems with winds from distribution differents, some evacuation orders lifted but campgrounds are closed. another fire near lake

berryessa is 85 percent contained after burning two homes and seven other buildings. there have been pour injuries. it has burned 4,300 acres in napa and lake county since tuesday. >> california broken dry terrain is not helping firefighters, 100 percent of the state is under "severe drought," or worse. >> the drought is spoiling summer lands for campers with camp sites closed for the season at three parks including moment park. the problem reduced water levels at the creek which is the main water source. with a limited supply of water officials can not operate the camp sites. memorial park remains open for days, the same for other local camp grounds which also closed for the season although the park is open. >> a coffee shop at city college of san francisco is accused of bilk of the school out of

thousands. they were evicted after years of ignoring missing lease payments. city college is suing the coffee shop. they owe $127,000 in back rent and other fees. the college itself has come under just any for lax fiscal oversite. >> historic san francisco gun club could close shop at the end of the year. the pacific rod and gun club has been told by the public utility commission it must vacate when the lease expires december 31 so p.u.c. can comply with an order of the water quality board to clean the area by 2016. the gun club president said that could be overturned and claims they can do the the clean up without closing club.

>> people flying from europe and the middle east, electronics such as cell phones and lab -- lab tomorrows that do not turn over will fault allowed. certain international airports that have nonstop flights to the united states are to have passengers power up devices do make sure bum makers are not hiding explosives. most passengers say that is fine. >> great idea. we all know what happened on 9/11 and we don't want that to happen again. >> i will not stop mying because -- not flying because of this. >> the airports under the rule was not released. it does not apply to domestic flights. >> despite repeated warnings a flood of weapons continue to be uncovered by airport screeners including credit card knives. so far this year t.s.a. has discovered nearly 500 credit card knives on passengers

because of metal detectors. that is 20 a week. the weapon looks like a thick credit card but is a knife with a steel blade when the blade is folded out. t.s.a. officials will not guess why the knives are showing up at airports. >> want to be a c.h.p. officer? today is the start of a four-day application period. leyla gulen spent time at academy last paul and got to experience it firsthand with the grueling training. if you have what it taked applications are accepted online between 8:00 a.m. today and 5 p.m. thursday. you must be a united states citizen and between 20 and 35 to apply. we can hear mike doing pushups right now to show he has what it takes. >> hard to do pushups in a suitcase. >> especially the one-armed

pushups like you like to do. >> you can do your drunks while we look at 20 miles per hour wind from failed. everyone else is light. there is a sea breeze out there. it will not affect inland families whatever especially the east bay. maybe in the north bay. today, we are starting off in the mid-50's to low 60. a lot of low clouds along the coast. into the bay and the north bay and not made it into the east bay valley. we have high clouds. we have monsoon moisture the form of high clouds but they not low and mid-level clouds that could bring us rain. it will not happen. most of the thunderstorms today are in the high country. by noon we are 82 inland and mid-90's by 4:00. we will hear the humming of air conditioning with low clouds at 7:00. we will top out at 74 at noon an the bay and 60 at the coast and 80 an the bay at 4:00 and 62 at coast and a comfortable 75 at

the bay. >> and the video resurrected itself. that was a tough day, the pushups are hard. in san francisco we have a full re-opening northbound 280 between 101 and downtown san francisco. we had the closing all weekend for hinge replacement but it opened early year. over the altamont pass, we are seeing a buildup of traffic in the westbound direction. from tracy into livermore it loosens up and then the rest of the driver between livermore and pleasanton to the dublin interchange it is top speeds. 680 shows from pleasant hill into walnut creek from highway four to the 24 junction, it is going to take you approximately nine short minutes. >> necessity, eyeball to eyeball with a great white. we will hear from the swimmer

who survived a terrifying shark attack. >> trying to hoist airplane participates out of a river. >> the parenting trick to get your kids to follow the rules backed by research. first, here are tech bytes. smartphone could be able to control your room air condition ing that connects plug in units to a home wireless network. some utilities may help with the cost. >> as soccer matches there is no way of getting away from the selfie. after kansas city forward scored he picked up the phone, posed, and took a picture and got a tweet and a yellow

>> authorities in southern california say a lifeguard drowned trying to regulation cue a swimmer.

the 32-year-old carlson was pulled from the water by fellow lifeguards following a frantic 90's minute ocean search in southern california. he went into the water to help a swimmer in trouble when they were hit by a 10' swell. the swim are made it to shore. >> in southern california, a long distance swimmer who fived a frightening encounter with the shark is sharing his incredible story, an hour into the regular weekend swim off manhattan beach and he came face-to-face with a sharp 7' long trying to free itself from a hook for half an hour and it attacks. year, he says that the shark cape out of nowhere and sunk its teeth into him. >> right when it bit into me, you could hear the crunch and i was sharing at the shark eyewall to eyeball. >> surfers saved him.

sharks are frequently seen in the water but this is the first time they had a shark bite. the shark sightings are on the rise in several southern california beaches. >> incredible images from a rural montana man, a freight train carrying airplanes from boeing derailed sending the parts tumbling down a cliff into a liver. removing the three fuselages from the river in montana could take days. no one was injured when 19 cars from a westbound train derailed on thursday. the train carried six fuselages total can three others fell off but stayed on land. they were traveling from kansas to washington to be assembled into airliners. >> many lessons have been learned since the crash of asiana flight 214 and this is a

smooth landing of a flight a year to the day after the crash. the flight number is changed to 212. last in, federal safety officials recommended two dozen changes to make sure such an accident will never happen again. year's one-year anniversary brought back tough memories for those who saw the crash happen in person. knick has this story. >> i thought everyone on the plane was dead. 300 people. burned to death. >> this pilot did not want did give her name but has not been able to shake the image of asiana flight 214 crashing at sfo. >> we saw the entire approach and we saw the hitting of the seawall. >> three people died and 187 were injured. >> i was at work and i saw my dad's plane on fire with the flames. >> she is talking about her father, 47-year-old on the flight and survived.

we spoke with his daughter by phone. >> i was praying in the back of my mind and tried fought to let the outside voices tell me my dad didn't make it. >> after the plane clipped the seawall it spun 330 degrees break into pieces and caught fire. >> hard to talk about the crash because you don't see many crashes. >> matthew and his son come to watch the planes take off and land regularly at sfo. >> we are open about things and talking about life-and-death and things helped him integrate it. >> ntsb determined that the pilots made serious mistakes on the approach and landing but the ntsb says other factors also contributed including fatigue among the crew and pilot training issues. >> it has been a year since the crash and official explanation as to what went wrong and still many survivors find it too

difficult to talk about. >> airline security officers will be honored for their response to the asiana flight 214 and the six officers among the very first on the scene carried victims of the crash to safety and the officers will be honored by san francisco supervisors during a meeting tomorrow. >> baseball all stars are announced and there are a lot of green and gold at the game, six players were chosen to go to mid-an lit for the classic including pitcher. norris and moss are also on the list. >> very deserving and a special moment for each and every one of us. i have said this for years, we have had gives on this team that are very talented.

we will see the hard work we have put in pay off. >> i could watch that highlight over and over and over again. the giants are represented by two players, as well. buster posey was left off and you have to give credit to the a's best record in baseball right now. >> angels coming on hard and right behind them. >> giants are half a game back. one team is fighting to get in first place and another holding on to the first record. >> at the cove today and tomorrow and then we shift to at&t park for wednesday and thursday at 65 degrees at 7:05 and increasing clouds headed into the day and through the game. by 10:00 we are down to 59 degrees. visibility shows three-quarters of a mile visibility at half

moon bay and three in santa rosa and everyone else is fine this morning. the marine layer is 1,000' deep. coming into san francisco, west portal is june. that is the cool spot. 55 at ferry building and headed to downtown it is 54 in the financial district. mid-to-upper 50's throughout the north bay valley. the bay shoreline into the south bay. mid-60's in the east bay valley to 68 right now in tracy. >> you can see the lights penetrating the cloud deck. it is the hottest day this week and when we are rid of the low clouds, it will not be rid of them with high clouds and sunshine this afternoon. the clouds increase in the morning and the cooling begins tomorrow and in the sierra, thunderstorms are possible

tomorrow, tomorrow, and lingering into when. today, you can see the fog in the north by an the bay and along the coast and by 10:00, though, that has evaporated and the spread is 40 degrees from the low 60's along the coast to nearly 100 inland east bay valley. to the south we have temperatures at 82 in milpitas and up the peninsula, 54 in los altos and above 74 in millbrae and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and upper 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 70's through most the east bay and low-to-mid 80's union difficult and crass tremendous valley and 92 at san ramon and 100 at brentwood. tonight we are back in the 50's in most areas and 60's still lingering east bay and temperatures by the time we get to thursday, ten degrees cooler. have a good one. >> we have 30 bart trains

running on time and ace train one is on time and a couple of projects still lingering this morning. not for much longer, northbound and southbound highway one it is shut down and there are detours in place trying to repair a bridge overpass, through pacifica, the commute could be slow, as we take you across the bay we have this accident, an investigation along the parkway where it is shut down between sequoia at highway 84 and that is around for the next three to four hours so plan ahead. taking a wide view of san jose 57 miles per hour beyond the airport and 280 through cupertino, no delays at cupertino up to sunnyvale and outside at the bay bridge toll plaza we do have cash-paying lanes stacking up but all if all we are still looking light in the area. scientists are coming to the aid of parents forgetting children to follow the rules.

a study published in developmental psychology if you want your kids to follow constructions write them down. researchers tested four to six-year-olds and they noticed written rules much better than verbal instructions. it is long accepted that adults are more likely to accept the written word as true or important and same for kids. another tip, get your kids to write them themselves they commit even more. >> good enough. >> coming up, looters target part of california history and the severe drought is playing into the problem. >> it is not a joke, why did the sheep cross the road? they didn't. a road obstacle in

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volunteers are working to protect the parks who are crashing in because the water levels that are recedeing are revealing artifacts from ancient tribal sites and rangers have had people filling up buckets and taking them home. volunteers are monitoring northern california state parks to protect our cultural resources. >> and we have waters pulling back and supposing the beaches. >> the rates of evaporation are tremendous with the strong sun angle and with the winds, it acts like a hair dryer. the clouds are developing over us and the temperatures today are two degrees cooler-than-average, and oakland is two to three degrees warmer, and napa is 88. livermore is 97, nine degrees warmer-than-average. you can see the thunderstorms

around las vegas that will develop along the spine of the sierra today so watch out. record 88 degrees in lake tahoe. two days in a row setting a record high. >> leyla gulen? back to san francisco, if you have not heard, the northbound 280 between 101 and downtown has re-opened early. you can see the drive along 280 up to 101 moving along at top speeds and 101, no delays the highway four antioch to hercules is 27 minutes and i-80 traveling from highway four to the maze that is 6 minutes. in san jose, northbound 87 from 85 to san jose airport, that is eight minutes, so, nice clear conditions so far this morning. eric and kristen? would you rather have time to just sit with your thoughts or get an electric show? >> most men prefer the shock. scientists ask people to sit

alone with their thoughts for up to 15 minutes and men were given the option of sitting along or getting a shock and a quarter of men and two-thirds of men gave themselves the shock. scientists conclude our minds are wired to engage with the world rather than be alone which they say explains why many of us play on our phones or other gadgets. >> if people cannot stand being alone they may be able to flip a switch to loose consciousness. they discovered a woman with epilepsy was stimulated she slows down. researchers have only studied one person but they say if the results are the same for all of us it is a major break through in science. >> counting sheep is supposed to help you sleep but not while dreaming. a car dries to move around a

herd of 14 in the middle of the road. the owner says lazy sunday is still deserved, after a storm they juneed a fence and found safety in the street. >> a terror threat for airline pass gentlemans with reaction to security changes abroad that could disrupt your travel maps if you are not prepared. >> bay area neighborhood now on alet after a series of mountain lion sightings. >> and a move by milpitas to jeopardize and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning at 5:00. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us. the vacations are over. kristen is back, as is meteorologist mike nicco. >> together again. >> the whole gang is here. good morning, everyone, hope you are having a good morning. we have low clouds spilling across the bay. at 1,000' is as high as they get. high clouds are showing up on live doppler 7 hd and that will be the mainstay in the trust away from the coast this afternoon. an the bay, high clouds and sunshine and quite a spread at 72 to 86 headed into the south bay. east bay, we pulled you out in your own weather area or microclimate at 92 to 99 and you can see a few low clouds and high clouds at 62 to 67 into san francisco. have a good day. >>as