live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is 5:00 on monday morning. hope you had a great week. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we start with the forecast. hope you liked yesterday. today will be close other than the fact we have more in the way of high clouds. probably less of a breeze to keep you comfortable. right new we light and variable and less than ten miles per hour but for fairfield, barely 12 miles per hour out of the southwest. as we move forward through the day, it is going to warm significantly and well will tack about how significantly by

breaking it down. we are looking at temperatures that will run anywhere from the mid-60's along the coast to possibly even 72 degrees and downtown san francisco and inland it will be warmest whether it is north bay, south bay or east bay, 88 to 101 and 75 to 88. mike, it is bastille day. >> we are storming anything? >> going to treat us to some crepes. >> or croissants. >> that will do. hope you had a great weekend. in san jose, 101, 87 and 85 all just fine. headed over the dumbarton and san mateo bridge at top speed, a look through berkeley as you

travel along worker 80 the headlights toward the maze we still see gaps and you have space between you and the car in front of you and at the bay bridge toll plaza it is moving along at top speeds with no delays headed into san francisco. thank you, leyla gulen, at 5:02. we have developing news from palo alto this morning where police on the trail of a man who groped a woman in a city park. investigators have a sketch to lead to the person responsible. our reporter is live where the assault took place. nick? what makes this disturbing is where the park is located. this is on the southern edge of the sanford college and look at the sketch that the police released to abc 7. this man, this suspected of groping a woman in the pack, is middle eastern between 45 and

55, standing 5' 3" and weighing 170 to 180. he was also described as having a pot belly, slightly unshaven with short salt and pepper hair. the victim was sitting on a bench at 11 o'clock on friday and a man approached her and the woman said the man started a conversation and aggressively touched her and tried to kiss her. she shoved him off before running away. this is near the area where the man was walking south out of the mark. we post add link to the police report on our website at abc7news.com and a sketch. police hope that someone could be able to identify him and provide clues. if you have information contact palo alto police. >> in vallejo a woman is dead and her suspected shooter is in

custody this morning. witnesses say the gunman shot the woman to death on the balcony of his home with bullet casings in front the house, with the suspect walking over to a car with two people and opened fire. a female need the car was hurt by flying glass and was hospitalized. our reporter is at the scene and will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >> an investigation is underway if vallejo into a police shooting involving a man with a gun, it happened last night and neighbors called 1991 and reported a man was walking back-and-forth holding a gun. the officers chased the man through the neighborhood and when he turned to face them, they shot him. this morning, police released a photo of the gun they claimed the hand was holding and paramedics rushed him to a trauma center. there is no word on his condition. the sheriff rushed over after

the crowd was unruly. >> the coast guard is remind people to wear protective gear after two dozen people had to be rescued from the waters off crissy field. the call of involved 25 kite boarders and wind surfers. crews brought everyone to safety. fur planning to go into san francisco bay the coast guard is urging you to wear a life jacket and carry a marine radio and it is important to wear a wet suit to prevent hypothermia. >> san francisco police are investigating a hit-and-run accident involving a muni bus that left two people injured. a car ran into a bus before 7:00 last night near market and van ness and the driver of the car took off. two passengers on the bus say they were hurt and the injuries were not life threatening. >> new details of the accident on highway 17 involving a semi truck hauling dirt and ten cars.

the mercury news reports that 25-year-old daniel mcguire died when a trailer slid over the to which his car on thursday. he was wearing a seatbelt but was partly ejected from the vehicle. seven others were hurt in the accident. highway 17 near bear creek road was closed for ten hours. the 23-year-old truck drive said the brakes were smoking and didn't work. >> a politician will call attention to "third world culture of closed elections for bart's board of directors." orinda city council member is wanting to ban strikes by bart workers. he claims that bart does little to publicize the filing period for citizens to run for the seats. four seats will appear in november. the three-week filing period opens today. >> san francisco police want to fine the thieves would stole a

car three doors away from the pair -- mayor's home. but they didn't care. this is the third car stolen from the same block in the last few months. police say auto theft is up 10 percent across the city and the stolen honda turned up in pacifica. >> the middle east is closer than ever to exploding this morning. neither israel or the group hamas are willing to stop bombing each other. we are joined from washington, dc, with details on that story. good morning, kristen, this bombing is relentless. neither is talking about backing down even as the international community pleads for cease-fire. >> israeli rockets rain down on gaza, thousand us of palestinians are on the move, fleeing their homes for safety

at u.n. shelters. the ambulances carry injured palestinians into egypt while this cop provide transported 150 americans trying to escape. >> the bombs come randomly. we would not know where they were bombing. >> at a school in gaza classes are shelters. many are packing up and leaving after israel dropped leaflets saying their neighborhood would be bombed. since the operations began israels launched 1,300 airstrikes targeting hamas and the long-range rocket launchers firing more than 800 rockets fired by hamas. >> they are embedding the rockets into the cities, terrorists rock coats trying to kill as many as they can. >> the israel equivalent of the navy seal carried out a secret nighttime raid to destroy the rocket launchers but hamas militants spotted the team and four israelis were wounded before an attack helicopter targeted the militants.

>> there was a huge engagement. ought bombing continues, there is growing pressure on israel to reach a cease-fire. >> we need to start when this conflict ends prevent further deterioration and begin to rebuild the circumstances that makes peace possible down the road. >> so far, no israelis have been killed because of the multimillion dollar iron dome and the minutes say 160 of their people have been killed. now a check on the weather trust. it will be another hot one today. >> absolutely. temperatures are above averages you can see on the graphic. i will come back do that in a second but i want to show you what was going on with bart, 70 degrees at pittsburg and it will be stuffy headed to that platform and 67 in walnut creek and lafayette and 66. dublin/pleasanton is 62. concord is 61.

everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's. now, the grab shows the winds are not blowing at all look at flags, standing still. heavy were degrees warmer-than-average in livermore at 100 degrees. oakland is 79. napa is 91. san jose is 91, seven degrees warmer-than-average. 72 in san francisco, both four degrees warm than average. we will break down the warmest day of the week, clear and calm this morning and stuffy in some areas, 54 to 64 and by noon, 64 to 90 degrees and 4:00 we are 64 at coast to 96 inland after some areas reach 100 and at 7:00 we are around 60 to 82 degrees. we will have high clouds and sunshine and more prevalent than yesterday. >> downtown concord a big sewer project affecting a major thoroughfare with slow traffic

affected and we have a sewer project underway this morning starting at 8:00 a.m. and running through 6:00 p.m. this is the monday through friday roth expected to last until august 29. you may want did find a detour around this because expect some pain and give yourself extra time. this morning, from pleasant hill into walnut creek you are at top speeds northbound and southbound and out of walnut creek through lafayette and to the caldecott tunnel no delays along highway 13, 580, 880, northbound and southbound directions, everything is moving along fine. this is the san mateo bridge across the watershedded away from hayward to foster city moving along at top speed. a new survey reveals why you are waiting a lot longer for a table at your favorite restaurant in the money report. >> she won the hearts of the world with her brave stand against the taliban and now what

the young human rights activist is doing to turn the world attention to the flight of kidnapped schoolgirls in nigeria. >> surprising comments from pope francis about pedophiles in the

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news.

and today the pakistani girl turned education activist is towning a-year-older. she is in nigeria for her 17th birthday to help others in the country to push for the release of more than 200 missing kidnapped schoolgirls abducted three months ago. she is a symbol of women's right since surviving an attack by the taliban and now lending her voice to the girls kidnapped in my jerryia, -- in nigeria, many the same age. >> have a birthday wish? >> to see nigerian girls being released from abduction and be freed. >> the vatican is disputing an article in an italian newspaper -- but, first, she is meeting with the president of nigeria to urge more action to bring back the girls.

amy will have more on the interview with maylala. >> the vatican is disputing that 2 percent of priests are pedophiles coming out a week after the pope begged forgiveness with the first meeting with sexual abuse victims claiming the writer did not transcribe word for word and he said the pedophiles which you high ranking clergy like bishops and cardinals. >> government will announce a settlement in a banking investigation. the average price of a gallon of bass is down to $3.67 down four cents in three weeks. that is because of the conflict in iraq not doing much damage to the oil industry. >> citigroup will announce a

massive settlement and the bang has agreed to pay $7 billion to resolve the allegations that it sold faulty mortgage-backed securities in the run up to the 2008 financial crisis. >> at the box office, dawn of the planet of the apes blew away the competition. it took in $73 million beating "transformers," and by analyzing surveillance video the average dinner ten years ago lasted an hour and now it lasted to hours because customs are spending more time on their smartphone. >> that is america's money this morning. >> the veterans administration was meant to struggle with benefits paid to veterans and a v.a. official will testify and is expected to include examples of overpaying veterans by months of dollars. the officials are expected to admit to inflated success rate in reducing a backlog of

requests. the pack leg grew to 850,000 last year. >> a mysterious odor in philadelphia has led to the evacuation of 150 people. authorities are getting called of a strange smell yesterday afternoon and fire crews at the seen scoffed high readings of a volatile organic compound in self hopes and they believe it was coming great sump pumps removing water from basements. some thought the chemical could involve cyanide which is very deadly. that has been ruled out. officially they thought it could be cyanide but now ruled out as i said. >> and you said it was hot? that shows the different microclimates. >> it was breezy but hot, it felt good standing in the shade even in the mid-90's to 100 and you maybe not there today.

live doppler 7 hd is quiet with no radar return and hardly any low cloud but along the peninsula coast and most of us see a few high clouds which is the case through the afternoon hours. look at the commute across the golden gate bridge: clear this morning. it should stay that way the entire commute. this is how it looks from sutro tower across the bay bridge to the east bay hills and you can see the warm glow of an early morning sun already developing and high clouds increasing today but so are the temperatures and above average for all of us. cooling trend tomorrow and by the weekend temperatures are where they should be and not so warm this past weekend. here is the set up, still machine soon moisture coming up toward us with a lot of humid air and it will be in the mid-to-upper parts of the atmosphere and now just in the upper part of the atmosphere. it will hang around the next 24 to 48 hours with the high clouds tonight keeping temperatures warmer than they are this morning and if you are headed to the sierra, thunderstorms are

more likely inform. remember, the lightning safety tips. check out 99 in gilroy and 988 in morgan hill and everyone else in the south bay upper 80's to low 90's. and 77 in millbrae. 81 in san mateo and 88 along the peninsula. mid-60's along the coast. low-to-mid 60's around downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-60's north bay coast but nearly 90 elsewhere in the valleys and mid-to-upper 70's richmond, berkeley, oakland and headed inland, castro valley is 88 and through the dublin grade, around 99 and 100 in antioch and brentwood and livermore and you could have a car thermometer that will hit triple digits. tonight, upper 50's to mid-60's. the seven-day forecast shows two

to eight degree drop in temperatures and temperatures will then be back to average by wednesday with low clouds developing and temperatures are below average on thursday and friday and saturday and sunday we will be back to where we should be this time of the year. today is the hottest day. >> can you guess the busiest spot in the bay area? the altamont pass is that spot. 580 is stop-and-go from tracy over the altamont pass, at 35 miles per hour the closer you are to greenville and closer to vasco you will see relief and then it backs up. the early construction backed up in the westbound direction. 64 miles per hour as you leave highway 84 but we are still going to be on the brakes through livermore. this is how long it will take you, 42 minutes, and the travel times jumped up quickly as you make it in the westbound direction along highway 4, but

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inside a car and who was hurt by flying glass. >> vallejo police are also investigating a shooting involving an officer who fired at an armed man. this morning they released a picture of the gun they say he was holding. officers chased the man after getting calls about a man with a gun on mark avenue? >> palo alto police have released this sketch of a groping suspect after an incident at a park near stanford. a woman told police she was sitting in a park and a man approached her and asked her if they could become good friends and kissed her. she shoved the man and got away. >> an east bay politician wants bart to do more to attract citizens to run for seats on the board of directors. the filing period betwins today for people who want to run for the board in november. the orrin day city council member believes bart would attract better board members if more people ran.

>> transit workers will vote on a new contract with muni with 14.25 percent pay raise over three years after the union and muni leaders agreed on a tentative agreement two weeks ago. >> six, check owe the lack of low clouds this morning but for along the coast, if you lived yesterday you will like the heat but it has a short shelf life and i will tell you when the cooler weather gets here in the seven-day outlook. >> seven, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few extra headlights from emeryville and all in all it is light across the bay area, in terms of accidents but a growing early commute with congestioning offer the altamont pass -- congestion building over the altamont pass. >> five time olympic gold medalist has said he is guy after years of somethinglation. the 31-year-old wrote in his ought biography published two years ago he want gay.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good monday morning. >> i am kristen sze and i am eric thomas. >> mike, how is the weather? >> maybe feel warmer if the breezes do not pick up. >> here is live doppler 7 hd a few low clouds along the peninsula otherwise it is clear. it is stuffy. 50's and 60's. from the exploritorium you can see the sunshine that will spring board us to temperatures at 64 to 72 along the coast into san francisco and around the bay

shore 76 to 88, inland, east bay, northbound and south bay, 88 to 101. >> you did feel warm this morning, but we will look at the traffic and see if anything is happening through fremont and union city. no, it is top speeds along 880 in the nobody and southbound direction, so highway 92, the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton, right now you are moving along at top speed across the water to the peninsula and you can see 101 between san mateo and burlingame and along 280, no delays. 101 from san francisco is a slow down at the curve. there was debris seen on the freeway so we will check on that with the latest. police if vallejo are trying to put together exactly what happened in a bizarre shooting that left a woman dead and a

neighbor under arrest. we have more on this case. amy? >> police have been here for seven hours gathering evidence and talking to witnesses. they got the call at 10:30 about the shooting. ones say a man would live hereby at the apartment complex at alabama street shot and killed a woman would was on one of the apartment balconies. she was in her 50's. her name not released. she lives in the area. the man went out in front of the building and started firing again. this time he hit a car with a woman and child need. we are told the child was hurt from flying glass. the man yelled a racial slur at the woman and child before he fired. he is white. they are black. police arrested him. they have not released any

information. the can't says they are short-handed at police department so he is busy working alongside the investigating officer so he has not had time to brief us on the latest information but he says he will when he can so stay with us as we continue to cover the developing story. police in vallejo are investigating the shooting of an armed suspect by an officer last night. it happened at mark avenue around 9:00. police released this picture overnight and it is the gun that the man was holding. the sheriff deputy and california highway patrol were called in after the bystanders were unruly and paramedics rushed to treat the wounded suspect. they took him to a trauma center. no word on his condition. >> breaks news in oakland, highway 13 has re-opened after a deadly accident forced the closing of the southbound lanes.

the highway patrol says a hand died when a gold cadillac crashed we around 1:00 o'clock this morning. investigators have revealed they suspect this is the same car being driven wrecklessly near the caldecott tunnel a few minutes earlier and speed was a "major factor," in the crash. >> palo alto police are warning the public about a groper when a woman was touched by a stranger at a park. this suspect sketch has been released. the woman was sitting on a bench south of stanford campus on friday morning and a man approached her. he touched her aggressively and tried to kiss her before she got away. nick smith is in palo alto will more at the to which the hour. >> two officers are involving from injuries while trying to arrest a suspected shoplifter yesterday morning at k-mart on cleveland avenue off of highway

101. police say the store employees spotted a man cutting open boxes and officers tried to arrest him they say michael lee joseph was fighting them and he bit officers and tried to put a gun from the holster. he had a loaded handgun and is a convicted felon with a warrant out for his arrest. >> the middle is ready for all out war. israel shot down a drone the first of its kind from gaza. calls for a cease-fire are ignored. john kerry is offering help from the united states to restore calm but neither israel or hamas are interested in stopping what is going on. this is the 5th straight day of israel's assault against hamas. so far the violence has killed 160 palestinians but no israelis we because of israel's multimedical iron dome. the convince -- defense system

destroys incoming rockets but israeli counsel general who is based in san francisco says that the situation has been stressful for a lot people including his parents. >> my parents, father is over 80, my mother is over 70 and it is very difficult to run to a bomb shelter at their age when this is a firing they have to do that. >> the israeli attacks causing a massive exodus with thousands of palestinians abandoning their homes for the safety of u.n. shelters. since the operation began a week ago the israelis have launched more than 1,300 airstrikes. california lawmakers will travel to central america today to meet with officials about the wave undoubled children crossing the border into the united states. the senator from san lenadro will meet with central american

officials in a nine day trip to talk immigration, trade conclusion port security and will look at the legal and economic issues in the countries with a vast majority of those if central america settling if california. high-end retailers in san francisco union square are mopping up from a water main break that flooded the businesses. a contractor working on the central subway project hit an 8" main on saturday morning and that sent 100,000 gallons of water into stores like that knell -- chanel and niemann's. >> homeowners are relieved after a grass fire forced evacuations after 2:00 yesterday afternoon with the fire dangerously close to homes and they told to get out. some lanes of highway 12 were closed. the fairfield fire -- had a

tough time knocking down the flames so cal fire was called to assist. it was due to a lack of resources and burned 15 acres before the crews returned it and the neighbors were allowed back home. >> the winds were breezy. >> today they should be lighter, right, mike? >> i think so. that will be the key difference between today and yesterday and the fact we will have high clouds thicker moving in dug the morning and the afternoon and evening. we are in the mid-50's at woodside and palo alto and redwood city and belmont and foster city and 57 to 2359 degrees and those are not the warm spots. and the 60-degree temperatures in hayward and fremont and san ramon and los altos and san jose at 63 and concord is 61 and 66 if livermore, and fairfield is 64 and 52 at half moon bay and mid-to-upper 50's from san francisco through the north bay. the temperatures are warmer than

yesterday up to nine degrees but half moon bay because of the lack of thick clouds you are four degrees cooler and so is novato. today, we will jump to noon and we going to be at 90 and down to 60 by 7:00. 74 at noon around the bay to 80 by 4:00, back to 72 and we will flirt with mid-to-upper 90's at 4:00 inland and 82 by 7:00. it is busy here. good morning, everyone, as we move into san jose a brand new crash involving one vehicle that overturned and northbound along the nimitz before you get to highway 237 closer to the express way on the shoulder for possibly injuries involved and an ambulance is on the way. the drive through milpitas will be slow. the debris from the freeway looks like at the skyway we have a three car crash and one person sustained injuries at 80 so you

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>> you covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. it is 5:43. a huge fire destroyed a 2.5 story half under construction. the fire in beverly could be seen for miles away and the flames were so intense that neighbors were asked to evacuate. you can see some of it was difficult. winds fanned the fire so much that firefighters were worried it would spread to other homes. the cause is under investigation. massachusetts windstorm is part of a weather pattern

causing major problems in the midwest and northeast. in ohio winds from a thunderstorm flipped over campers and one person inside a trailer when it it flipped was injured and upper new york state officials say the homes southeast of buffalo may have been hit by a tornado and a roof was torn off one house and others were partly torn apart. >> a battle is on the ice at the shark tank over plans to make ice girls part of the shark home game. people against the move are voicing their strong opposition on this facebook page. alienate fans who fool it object files women and the sharks say that the protests are unfounded because men will also be part of the ice squad. >> team says the women uniforms in this photo from the website are more tasteful than those of

other teens. >> thousands of people no doubt resting their tired feet after another hugely successful avon walk for breast cancer. 1,400 walkers crossed the finish line in san francisco yesterday and more than 200 of them were breast cancer survivors and the two day walk covered 40 miles from san francisco and back and raised $4 million to find a cure and help patients get treatment, all of which stay right here in the bay area. good cause. good exercise. good gun for everyone. pretty good weather, and good sleeping weather. >> warmer than if san francisco, and congratulations to everyone. out there and you can see they are light and variable this morning and not much of an

onshore flow at fairfield at 12 miles per hour, allowing us to warm nicely and a blanket of clouds anything the coast and they cannot make any eastward progress because of the high pressure and the sinking air and you can see it right along the coast a thin layer of clouds. heading to the south, in san jose, near the shark tank you can see it is clear all the way over toward mount hamilton this morning so, right now, it is clear and high clouds come in from the south with temperatures above average. cooling trend tomorrow, and seasonable the rest of the week and into the week end. right now the clouds are down to the south but look how quickly they roll up to us but they will be in the upper part of the atmosphere so any thunderstorms that are possible today will be in the sierra where naturally it lits the moisture and creates thunderstorms. overnight it calms down but the clouds stay over us so another

stuffy night tonight and tomorrow even more thunderstorms along the sierra. remember, your lightning safety rules over the next couple of days. our temperatures today are upper 80's in milpitas and sunnyvale and low-to-mid 90's the santa clara valley and upper 90's in morgan hill and san jose is none and boardwalk is in the 70's with sunshine. 77 in millbrae and low-to-mid 80's for the peninsula and 88 is the warm spot, and mid-60's along the coast and low-to-mid 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and nearly 90 through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 70's richmond and berkeley and oakland and everyone else in the home 80's along the east bay shore and through castro valley, upper 90's. and tonight, upper 50's to mid-60 so you may need the aconditioning in some areas. tomorrow two to eight degree cooler than today but still, above average and you can see we will hang out in the

mid-to-upper 80's inland and mid-70's around the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast from wednesday through the, woo end. have a great day. >> we are tracking the two accidents with the first one in san jose with possible injuries. emergency cruise are on the way to northbound 880 before you bet to highway 237, closer to the expressway, quite possible on the shoulder, still very light as far as our commute so we not seeing delays. as we take you to san francisco the three car crash involving injuries northbound along 101 near 80 and maybe closer to the avenue with an injury accident and one lane blocked with delays at 101 toward the curb it is slow-and-go traffic crossing over 280, from bayview that is where we are seeing delays. the toll follow toll shows the metering lights are turned on and already starting to see traffic stacking up with headlights coming in from emeryville, streaming in, at a

slow pace. riot police in argentina are on patrol were watching for flare-ups violence that followed the word cup loss to germany and it was argentina's best woman cup run in 24 hours despite the-30 loss. thousands guaranteed in the capital of argentina to celebrate but it was mar when young people were vandalizing stores and eight police officers were injured last night in the violence. >> a different situation in germany where victory celebrations continued well into the morning. tens of thousands gathered in the streets and many watched the game on big screen tv. this is the first world cup victory since 1990. here in san francisco, german fans cheered as the final a

ended. germany beat average attend 1-0 in extra time and fans of both sides filled the civic center plaza and many them sitting on pins and needlessed entire afternoon. that can hurt. >> coming you, a major step that ronald mcdonald house is taking to comfort more families with severely ill children. >> reaching for the favorite comfort food when you are under stress could be bad for your waistline, wait until you hear how many pounds you could pack

a major accomplishment for a local man, completing the 30-mile swim this weekend and

only the second person to do this swim. he started the swim at midnight on saturday morning and had no wet suit, only a swim cap, goggles and trunks and briefs and it took 14 hours. three made it to the bridge but he swam under the bridge to pass the base of the south power sod marathon swim was official. this is his 7th attempt at the swim. ground breaking takes place in stanford so work can begin on creating the largest ronald mcdonald house in the world. the expansion adds 67 guest rooms to the house and giving it 123 total rooms. right now the house has a list waiting of 40 to 50 families. they say at the house while severely ill children receive care at the hospital. warriors will take part in the ground breaking at 10:30 this

morning. >> meteorologist mike nicco does a lot of work with the reason amend mcdone am house. >> you cannot believe, the words can not describe how excited they are about taking care of all the families they have to turn away for so many years. congratulations all helping raise money for this. leyla gulen will join us, too, at big galley. now, to palo alto and talk about temperatures. comfort am at mine and it gets going at 10:00 or 10:30 and mid-to-upper 70's with 81 and 84 by the time it is all round out at noon. very excited. cannot wait to see that come to fruition after so many years of planning and so many people giving up so much for that to happen. storms to the south and the big story is more than 100-degree heat through the central valley and to palm springs. be careful. leyla gulen? >> that is wonderful. can't wait. what an honor.

in the north by traffic is moving southwestly through petaluma along 101 heading further in to san rafael and toward green bay and larks spur, no delays and mill valley is top speeds and you get to the golden gate bridge you will find clear conditions. not much of a marine layer but maybe some haze, but no fog. across the water over to san francisco, it looks like the traffic is building and it is still moving along without any problem. >> work began in italy to get the doomed cruise ship floating again with 32 people dying when the ship hit a reef and capsized. though will search the ship for the body of the waiter, the only victim whose body was not been found. they are going to raised ship by pumping in air that pumps out the seawater so they can raise it a deck at a time.

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burn calories more slowly. the morning news continues at 6:00 with the top stories including a very busy flight for the coast guard in san francisco bay and what led to the rescue of dozens. >> imagine finding a message of hate on your car's windshield wiper and who is admitting to placing racist tell on vehicles. >> jeremy lin is moving closer to

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. developing now, a man goes on an assault with a rifle leaving a woman dead and a child injured and we are live with the investigation happening right now. have you seen this man? police on the peninsula are asking for your help to find him

>> an exclusive from abc, "good morning america" is with human rights activist trying to secure the release of the 200 schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeria >> hope you had a great weekend. it was hot? >> got a few grill marks on me. it was that hot. >> will it cool down? mike? >> another warm to hot day away from the coast where it will be school with free air condition ing. we starting off cool but through the morning into the afternoon, high clouds will come in from the south and mid-70's by noon and 80 by 4:00 and low 70's by 7:00 and inland, it stuffy in the areas add mid-60's and 90 by noon with mid-90's in the af