this morning families are furious about how their loved ones bodies are being treated. new this morning, san francisco's willie brown has a new job to add to an already lengthy resume. thank you for joining us at 6:00. hope you had great weekend. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. let's hope the right foot includes umbrella action. we have drizzle out there. >> sprinkleses s ts to light r the north bay. radar returns more impressive than reaching the ground across the boundary draping the north bay. we'll head up north of sonoma. you can see this whole area is where we could be possibly see sprinkles right now and just north of napa could be wet and also around petaluma and to the north around sonoma mountain parkway is where we could see sprinkles. temperatures will be mild today

to below average. 60s along the coast in san francisco. 70s around the bay. some 80s inland with clearing from south to north. let's get a look at that traffic with leyla. >> good morning, everyone. 6:01. if you are just waking up with us wiping sleep from your eyes, we're starting off with an accident here in concord. this is on clayton road onramp. an ambulance is headed to the scene. possible injuries involved there. let's go outside to some live cameras starting with golden gate. if you are coming in from marin to san francisco, traffic running smoothly there. if you are further to the north in the east bay traveling along the richmond san rafael bridge, back up there earlier but now disappeared and once you get to the toll plaza at the bay bridge, that traffic is certainly busy there because metering lights were turned on several minutes ago. breaking news overnight. marin county sheriff's deputies are looking for the person who shot a man several times in the face in marin city.

despite the violent act, the victim is said to be in his mid 30s and injuries not believed to be life threatening. the man doesn't live in marin city but is known to the community. he was able to walk a few blocks until he was found by sheriff's deputies. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have a live report coming up at 6:30. in the east bay, hayward police are looking for the gunman that shot a young man late last night. matt keller is live at hayward police with new details. >> reporter: watch commander here at the hayward police department told me the teen victim is being treated at an area hospital after he was shot in the stomach last night. no arrests have been made in this case. he was shot last night at around 9:30 on oliver street near hesperian boulevard in award. we have video of a man leaving the scene in an ambulance. officers did not release an

exact age but he is a juvenile. the investigation is in preliminary stages. the officers are working on finding the shooter. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. this morning the red cross is finding shelter for people burn out of their apartment building. the fire broke out late yesterday afternoon. flames raced through the first and second floors and into the attic. a couple firefighters nearly fell through the roof but managed to get themselves to safety. the fire crews stayed through the night looking for hot spots. 24 units in all were damaged. the cause of the fire sunday investigation. later today the contra costa county fire district is honoring those who lost their lives in the line of duty. the ceremony will take place at the training center's memorial rose garden at 2945 treat boulevard in concord. the public is invited.

the family of a uc berkeley student this drown in a lake is trying to raise money to hire divers to look for his body. he drown a week ago saturday. divers from the sheriff's department haven't been able to find his body. the family asked a florida team to look. so far the family raised $4,000 on piggybacker. former san francisco mayor willie brown has a new job, lobbyist. the always wheeling, dealings willie brown officially registered with the city as a paid lobbyist representing high-rise developers. the city wants developers to pay $1 billion more than previously negotiated because of soaring property values. brown helped create the agency that is building the new transit center. also new this morning, president obama set to sign executive orders today to

protect lgbt employees from workplace discrimination. the second will protect federal workers from discrimination on gender identity. the orders will leave in place exemptions that religious contractors enjoy but won't offer any new ones. now to the crisis in the middle east. secretary of state john kerry travels to egypt today to join the diplomatic efforts to stop the carnage in gaza and he'll urge hamas to accept a cease-fire. sunday was the bloodiest day of two weeks of fighting in gaza. two americans were among 13 israeli soldiers killed including one from southern california. the palestinian death toll stands at more than 500 with more than half of that number killed since israel launched a ground attack last thursday. at least 100,000 palestinians have been displaced. the united nations issued a resolution calling for an immediate end to the fighting. friends and family of that

southern california soldier who was killed gathered to remember him at a vigil. 24-year-old max steinberg died after he joined the israeli defense forces in 2012. he grew up in the san fernando valley. that's where friends and family got together last night. steinberg's parents say he was a sharp shooter for a brigade. he went on a birth right trip when he decided to join the israel defense forces. his parents plan to fly to israel today to recover his body and bury their son. it's 6:06. new developments in the downing of a malaysia airlines passenger jet in ukraine. the global community is worried about unexamined and vast crash site with victims unaccounted for and growing evidence pointing to russia rebels. we are joined now live from washington with the latest. >> reporter: the families of the victims are furious over how the bodies of their loved ones are

being treated. the rebels have them and say they won't turn them over until international experts examine them. more than 250 bodies from flight 17 have been recovered. most moved to these refrigerated rail cars after lying out in the sun for three days. the bodies are being guarded by pro-russian rebels. outrage is growing. >> i want to arrange a funeral. i can't. i don't know where they are. i want my children back. >> reporter: four days after the tragedy, the crash site and all of the evidence still remain unexamined. the international community is pressuring russian president vladimir putin to use his influence with the rebels to get them to cooperate with investigators. ukraine again today accused russia of aiding the rebels in the shootdown. the ukrainian prime minister calling it a crime against humanity. >> a drunken pro-russian terrorists cannot do that. those were expert people who were trained and we have information that this training took place on russian territory.

>> reporter: the u.s. continues building its case against the rebels and russia. among the evidence, a missile launch from a rebel held area detected by u.s. intelligence at the time the malaysian airlines flight disappeared from radar. audio intercepts of rebels leaders discussing the shootdown. and a u.s. sighting of a russian convoy detecting equipment entering ukraine last week including anti-aircraft missiles brought in before the shoot down and back across the border immediately after. they demand a cease-fire in the area. it's 6:08. >> let's turn things over to meteorologist mike nicco. we talked about low clouds and drizzle. you said you might expect sfo delays this morning. >> absolutely. we've got about one hour and

32-minute delays there. that's what we'll deal with for better part of the morning. live doppler also has ability to estimate how much rain has fallen. not what has reached the ground but what has fallen. we have a few blips here that go from 0.03 to 0.02. not a rain gauge showing anything reach the ground. sprinkles and light rain possible as you can see indicated in light to darker green. here's a look at sfo. you can see the cloud cover covering that and reason why we have delays. if you are heading out right now, temperature about 58 in novato. everybody else is at 58 and low to mid 60s. that's indicative of what all of us are dealing with this morning as we continue to see the marine layer come off this warmer than average ocean water that's in the low to mid 60s instead of in the 50s. temperatures stay a little bit below average. a real warming trend coming at you. 80s and 90s away from the coast

in accuweather seven-day forecast. that's next. >> we do have an overturned vehicle in concord trying to get to southbound 242 at the clayton onramp. looks like we do have that onramp partially closed. we do have an ambulance heading out there right now. as we take you into newark at lafayette avenue on newark boulevard, both directions are closed because of this crash. a car knocked down some power lines and so right now pg&e is out there trying to make repairs. do expect that closure to be in place for the next couple hours. you are encouraged to avoid the area. a look at san jose. 280 away from highway 17 quiet there. >> thank you. 6:10 now. our coverage of the middle east crisis continues. >> ahead at 6:30, the war of words in the bay area as tensions escalate half a world away. >> coming up first, the bay area snubbed.

the reason we're not among the best places to live in the entire country. you can count on those energy star labels to tell you if an appliance is efficient. new this morning, why one major company is now threatening to pull them off its products.

welcome back. president obama will award the nation's highest honor to a soldier who risked his life to save fellow troops in afghanistan. former u.s. army staff sergeant ryan pitts is the ninth living recipient of the medal of honor. his unit was attacked by the taliban after surviving an explosion he used a machine gun and grenade launcher to take out as many of the enemy as he could. nine american soldiers were killed in the battle. also happening today, airline tickets will cost more but the airlines won't get the money. the transportation safety administration fees are going up to $5.60 for all flights. the current fee is 2.50 for nonstop flight or $5 for connecting flight. congress approved the increase

in december to reduce the deficit. the new fee are expected to raise more than $12.5 billion per year. new this morning, texas governor rick perry will send the national guard to the border to help stop the recent surge of illegal immigrants. perry has been one of the most outspoken politicians in the immigration crisis. the governor according to a memo will send 1,000 national guard troops to the border at a cost of $5 million a week. tens of thousands of immigrants from central america have illegally crossed the border in recent weeks. new this morning, one of the country's major appliance manufacturers is threatening to pull energy star labels from its refrigerator refrigerators, dish washers and stoves. whirlpool is threatening to withdraw from the program unless congress bans class action lawsuits that target appliance manufacturers. they are facing a wave of legal action after government tests a

few years ago showed many products with the label did not deserve the marking. the survey has shown the energy star label is influential in helping consumers decide whether to purchase an appliance. >> minneapolis, charlotte, dallas, chicago, and boston round out top five of best places to live. this is based on affordable homes and great school districts. that's a big issue for us. it's tough to find a place to live that people can afford. >> it is indeed. all of the rest of it, we lead the nation. beauty, culture. >> weather chief among them. this morning we have that familiar fog and drizzle causing delays at the airport. >> hour and a half at sfo. oakland and san jose running on time. if you run into some wet weather this morning, make sure you tweet us.

let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd and show you what's going on right now we're looking at that boundary ever so slowly sliding through the north bay and a little sprinkle and maybe some light rain making it down to the ground from petaluma northward. this is going to eventually fall apart over the next five or six hours. and just keep moving to the north and run out of steam as we head through possibly the afternoon hours. all right. what we're dealing with are winds underneath it that are also going to possibly keep us in the cooler than average regime once again as the marine layer is once again pretty stout. that's where we get drizzle for the rest of -- let's take a look and there we go. forward it out. you can see pretty clear elsewhere except for low marine layer of clouds. you can see 20-mile-per-hour wind at fairfield and because of that is why we'll be cooler than average inland.

check out how quiet as we look at the bay this morning. it's because of that ferry ride will be nice and uneventful other than drizzle. down south you can see cloud cover over san jose looking at 280 and 17. morning sprinkles and then clearing from south to north. cloudy, humid, drizzle again tonight. a warming trend thursday through the weekend. temperatures above average just about everywhere. as we head through the morning hours and up until noon, you can see low clouds pulling out. high clouds moving north and temperatures from the 60s to the 80s today with below average temperatures inland. warmest temperatures down south gilroy mid 80s. mid 70s to 80 for south bay. mid 70s to 80 on the peninsula today. mid to upper 60s along the coast. near 70 in downtown. south san francisco and mid to upper 70s through north bay valleys along east bay shore 72 at richmond. mid 70s to about upper 70s there. and then 79 in san ramon. low to mid 80s for the rest of

our neighborhoods as we look at tonight's temperatures, upper 50s to mid 60s going to be stuffy once again. accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow with more sunshine. about the same as today. temperatures get closer to average wednesday. and then near 70 along the coast thursday through sunday. mid 80s to low 90s for bay and inland areas. have a good day. >> mass transit look. b.a.r.t., 52 trains with no delays. as far as ace train number one is a couple minutes late. three, two minutes early and five is on time. so you've got all of the above. as we look at the rest of the bay area, we are looking at heavy congestion over the altamont pass. eastbound direction toward hoffman split to san pablo avenue is construction crews with us for the next 40 minutes or so. here is your drive time traffic. 580 tracy to dublin is 60

minutes just about. one hour. highway 4 westbound antioch to concord, 25 minutes. 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is now 18 minutes. looks like our traffic isn't slowing up this monday morning. >> thanks a lot. 6:20. you've heard of inflation, right? what about burrito inflation? that's what i thought. ahead at 6:30, we'll tell you about ingredients in this economic problem facing one of the country's most popular restaurant chains. a father's confidence. the decade old wager involving rory mcilroy leading to a big hi. i'm henry winkler. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now,

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a live look from our camera in the east bay toward the eastern span of the bay bridge where traffic is heavy right now. we'll check in with leyla gulen in just a couple moments and find out why. as you can see, little mist out there. we've had drizzle and mike is following it on radar. we'll tell you more about what's coming up there as well. right now, the actress known for playing mel gibson's daughter in "the patriot" has died at her home in houston. she was 21. investigators have not determined a cause of death but according to her mom, she was

suffering from epileptic seizures in recent days. the actress appeared in several other films including tv roles in "24," and "csi." rory mcilroy won over the weekend and his father has reasons to celebrate. he placed a bet ten years ago that his son would win the british open before he turns 26. rory is 25. jerry mcilroy wagered 241 u.s. dollars. how much is his confidence worth a decade later? $171,000. rory takes only $1.6 million prize for yesterday's win but takes home a lot of cash as well for having confidence and belief in his son. >> that is how you keep the family happy.

kid goes home with money. dad goes home with money. we'll have new details in the case against a lone suspect in a deadly bank robbery. the serious charges he'll face today. >> from middle east to bay area, the rising tensions here at home causing a war of words between opposing sides in this growing conflict. >> reporter: a man was shot several times in the face overnight in marin city but he didn't stay at the crime scene. we'll tell you what he did next coming up. right now tracking light rain, sprinkle, drizzle with live doppler 7 hd. cooler than average for the first part of the forecast. i'll show you the mini heat wvef coming in the back half. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic coming

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good morning. it's 6:29 on this monday. live look here at san francisco international airport. you can see the clouds hanging over the airport. some drizzle in there as well. all of which makes for some arrival delays this morning at the airport. perhaps not a surprise. bay area summer morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. first up, a check on the forecast. here's michael. >> thanks very much. good monday morning. starting off with some moisture in the air. look at this. let me get out of the way from just to the southwest we're looking at london ranch road down to sonoma mountain road better radar returns. silverado trail and north of petaluma up toward roanoke park and valley house drive, all of those areas possibly seeing sprinkles if not light rain right now. this is sliding to the north.

so a couple hundredths is possible. we'll keep an eye on it. your day planner for today. cloudy and muggy this morning. temperatures low to mid 60s. clouds will start to open by noon. mid 60s to mid 70s coast to inland. by 4:00, low clouds at the coast. high clouds through the north bay with clearing from south to north. mid 60s to mid 80s. by 7:00, we're in the mid 60s to low 70s. enjoy. reports of an interesting accident along highway 4 at railroad avenue. it sounds like a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed going in one direction and ended up in another. lanes are blocked westbound side of highway 4 at railroad avenue. the person in the car that crashed about four or five vehicles are involved here but the one that was running through the different lanes, they ended up jumping out of the car and taking off and evidently the chp reporting that there was a

replica gun in the car. sounds like a serious incident. definitely you are looking at bumper to bumper traffic leaving pittsburg heading into bay point and another vehicle crash southbound along 242. more on that coming up. over to you. 6:31 now. breaking news overnight, police in the north bay are looking for the gunman who shot and wounded a victim in marin city. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live near the scene with the latest. amy? >> reporter: investigators say he was shot here but that he was found somewhere else. the sheriff's department got several calls about shots fired in the area of cole and drake just after midnight here in marin city. they say a man in his 30s was shot several times in the face. investigators didn't find him though right away. he did not stay at the crime scene. >> it appears at this point that the shooting took place at one location on cole drive here in marin city and it appears that he did in fact after the shooting occurred walk one or

two blocks away to the point where he was located by the deputy sheriff. >> reporter: he did survive the shooting and is at the hospital now. the man is known in the area but he does not live here in marin city. that's the victim that we're talking about. they haven't released had his name. they also haven't told us anything about the shooter or the motive for this shooting. they're still working the case and trying to make an arrest. reporting live in marin city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. police are investigating two suspicious deaths. just before 3:00 yesterday morning police found two people dead after a neighbor reported hearing gunfire. it appears to be an isolated incident and poses no threat to the public. two adults were found dead inside the home. a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s. no word on the relationship. a 9-year-old girl is recovering after being shot while playing in a park in oakland. it happened saturday night in

west oakland. witnesses say two groups of men fired shots at each other and the girl was caught in the crossfire. at last word police have made no arrests. the surviving suspect involved in a deadly bank robbery and shootout in stockton is expected to be charged with triple murder. police say ramos used misty singh as a human shield. ramos could face the death penalty. to the crisis in the middle east, secretary of state john kerry is headed to cairo this morning to push for a cease-fire between israel and hamas after the deadliest day of fighting in gaza. more than 100 palestinians were killed sunday as well as 13 israeli soldiers, two of held dual citizenship.

the emotions were on display in san francisco yesterday and at rallies across the nation. pro-israel protesters clashed but no violence was reported. >> it shows that we support our country and people no matter what happens. we're going to be there 100%. moral support, financial support, whatever you can do to support our country. >> we condemn what's happening in gaza. it is against our jewish values. that it's being done in our name is just heartbreaking to us. >> arab community groups and anti-war activists gathered for huge rallies at justin herman plaza voicing opposition to military action in gaza and u.s. government support to israel. a gaza teen who received a prosthetic leg in the bay area

lost that leg as a result of fighting in the middle east. he's 15. this is video of him learning to walk with a new productetstheti last year. his prosthetic was destroyed in an attack last week. the palestine children's relief fund which helped in 2006 now plans to bring him back to the u.s. to replace that prosthetic leg. >> dutch forensic investigators are telling rebels that trains holding bodies of train passengers must be allowed to leave within hours. rebels recovered bodies of more than 270 of 298 passengers. many are now sitting in refrigerated box cars.

ukraine's prime minister says the country wants to transfer bodies to amsterdam. the u.n. security council is considering a resolution dema demanding access to where the plane went down. you are looking at satellite images from the crash in eastern ukraine. images were collected yesterday and cover a 1,300 acre area. 298 were onboard mh17 when it was shot down thursday. no one survived. russia denied any involvement and says ukraine's military campaign against the rebels is actually to blame. it's 6:36 now. analysts say the california drought will likely lead to more pollution. the san francisco chronicle reports because reservoirs are low, power companies like pg&e can't produce as much electricity from hydroelectric dams and that means they'll have to turn to power generated ed by or natural gas.

happening today, lawyers for l.a. clippers co-owner donald sterling are beginning to lay out their case in determining who will own the team. a judge rejected a bid to strike the testimony and reports of two doctors who say sterling is mentally incapable as acting as administrate of the family trust. 6:37 is our time. just how accurate are those fitness bands that everybody seems to be wearing these days? coming up, we have results of a new abc news investigation. walkers lacing up runni nin shoes for a fight against aids. a live look outside right now. golden gate bridge with those low clouds and drizzle in spots.

how much rain are we going to get? not enough. mike nicco will have the forecast coming up.

we're back at 6:40 on this monday. temperatures for today will be slightly warmer than yesterday. we'll see more sunshine than yesterday. if you're heading up north around mt. shasta, high fire danger tonight. heading down south, excessive heat watch wednesday and thursday and that heat is headed

our way. look at the boundary along 80 into the north bay. it's starting to dry and will do so by lunch and then we'll look at the sierra for thunderstorms today. upper 80s to mid 90s through the central valley. 74 in tahoe. mid 70s to low 80s in southern california. safe travels. >> as we take a look at traffic along highway 4, we have lanes blocked here. we were told that it doesn't appear that it's a crime scene even though a replica gun was found in a vehicle involved in this crash. we're still looking at very heavy delays as you come out of antioch into pittsburg. overturned vehicle on southbound 242 onramp and ahead into oakland we go. highway 24 at 580 a stalled big rig there was blocking one lane. that's also in clearing stages. >> thank you. how does a three-day workweek sound to you. >> the new idea from one of the world's richest men.

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we're learning new details on a late-night shooting in the east bay that injured a teenager. >> abc news reporter matt keller has been talking to police and joins us live from hayward with the latest. matt? >> reporter: this morning the wash commander told me the investigation is still in preliminary stages but he confirmed to me that no vaefarr had been made in this case. a teen boy was shot in the stomach at 9:30 street on oliver street. video of an ambulance leaving the scene on what appears to be paramedics working on a patient in the back. he was taken to a local hospital and is being treated right now. the investigation on the scene was completed overnight. right now investigators are looking into whether or not this is gang related. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in the bay area today. her visit comes as a new report shows clinton has earned at least $12 million in 16 months since leaving the state

department. according to bloomberg, most of her income comes from her latest memoir, paid appearances at corporate retreats and speeches for which she takes home $200,000 a pop. today clinton will host a live talk at facebook. now to an investigation on the fitness bands. wearable tech gadgets are all the rage tracking calories from steps to even sleep. how accurate are they? abc news put three of the most popular bands to the test. the fit bit flex sells for 100 bucks and two others. here's what they found. >> we found these devices don't give you laboratory precision consistently but they are a great tool to keep check with your daily activity.

you just need to keep in mind their readings may not be 100% accurate all the time. >> you can get the full breakdown on the test coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. right now 6:47. trading is under way on wall street. the early numbers are looking not very good if you want the dow to be on a bull run, it is not. it's down 67 points right now dropping to 17,032. later today, chipotle will report earnings and investors will look at how breaturrito inflation is affecting the food chain. chipotle announced a price increase earlier this year. one of the richest people in the world thinks the three-day workweek will improve your quality of life. is that a surprise?

he says working up to 10 or 11 hours a day will make more time for entertainment and relaxing. so lumping hours in five days into three days. he believes that three-day workweek will create a more productive labor force and leads to an increase in the retirement age. for nearly three decades now, people from around the bay area have come together for aids walk san francisco. >> an estimated 20,000 people came out for yesterday's annual walk. this year's event was especially poignant with opening ceremony taking a moment to remember the european aids researchers among the 298 passengers killed last week in the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 in ukraine. this year was 28th annual walk and abc 7 has been a proud sponsor of the event almost from the start. >> this is our 27th year. a legacy we're proud of. keeps getting bigger and bigger and we're glad to be part of all this. >> more than $2 million was raised yesterday to help fund the fight against hiv and aids.

abc 7 news team tweeted out photos from the walk as well. here's katie marzullo with another walker having a great time. check out those shoes. not on katie. on the walker. whoa. not all that distance is covered in stilettos. if true, that's dedication. >> every $1,000, he was going to add an inch to his shoes. i think each shoe was four inches. he raised $8,000. congratulations to him and that young sophia who i was interviewing, so happy to be there as was everybody. if they weren't walking, they were dancing through. it really touched my heart. such a proud moment to be there with so many enthusiastic people and a sense of community and

spirit was just palpable. >> $2 million is pretty darn good. be very proud of yourselves out there those that took part. >> congrats to the walkers. >> looking forward to next year. >> of course the walkers were treated to annual san francisco fog that appears at the aids walk at gold en gate park. >> not too hot for them. let's look at this radar return. up there in the mountains just to the east of st. helena is where we have a light shower as we slide southeast you can see the entire city with possible sprinkles to even light rain and this is still that same boundary that is slowly moving to the north and will start to fade by the time we get to the lunch hour. right now this is a look at san rafael. 101. you can see that it is dry. possibility of a sprinkle from earlier this morning. cloudy this morning.

low clouds here. and we're going to see some sprinkles and maybe drizzle from these low clouds and then clearing from south to north through the afternoon hours. it will be cloudy, humid, drizzle possible again tonight and then warming trend will develop. air will get drier but also hotter, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. there's your tradeoff. speaking of walnut creek, 64 right now. around 63, 64, 65 degrees across the entire spectrum of the inland east bay neighborhoods. it's about 56 right now. low to mid 60s everywhere until you get to novato at 58 degrees right now. let's talk about what's going to happen today. we'll be a little bit below average but we'll see the sunshine greatest down in the south bay with mid to upper 70s. everybody in low to mid 80s. sunshine, santa cruz and 74. mid 70s to 80 for most of the peninsula. redwood city a little bit warmer. 82 degrees. mid to upper 60s along the coast. near 70 in downtown south san

francisco and sausalito. mid 60s at the beaches. 72 in berkeley. mid to upper 70s for east bay shore. 79 in san ramon. low to mid 80s for the rest of our inland east bay neighborhoods. 59 in san francisco. napa, 58. low to mid 60s with plenty of cloud cover again tomorrow morning. you can see today that clearing taking place even along the coast we'll see sunshine. mainly low clouds tomorrow and then more sun in the afternoon with temperatures close to today as the atmosphere will cool a little bit tomorrow and then wednesday we're back to average and then look at thursday, friday and saturday. 70 at the coast. mid 80s to near 90 inland. you need to avoid this area newark avenue where we have a accident that involved the downing of some power lines there. it's going to take a couple hours to get things cleared up. drive time traffic we are retreating a little bit from the

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6:54. here are seven things to know today. breaking overnight, a man is recovering this morning after being shot in the face in marin city. the man who is set to be in his mid 30s was able to walk a few blocks before sheriff's deputies found him. number two, a low ceiling, drizzle and flight delays at sfo hour and a half. look at up north. sprinkles to light rain. this will hang around through about lunch. number three, secretary of state john kerry is on his way to cairo where he'll try to convince hamas to accept the cease-fire on gaza. yesterday was the bloodiest day of the two-week battle. number five -- the suspect involved in a deadly bank robbery and shootout in stockton is expected to be charged today with triple murder.

ja jaime ramos will appear in court this afternoon. number six, estimated 20,000 people came out for yesterday's annual aids walk in san francisco. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the event which raised more than $2 million yesterday to help fund the fight against hiv and aids. and number seven, that's the bay bridge. it's busy. 16 minutes will get you from emeryville to san francisco. crash along highway 4 to our maps we go at railroad avenue a couple lanes blocked with heavy backup. it took all of us to count to seven and we're four college graduates. >> funny math. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic. nice to have you back. gang is all here. join us against tomorrow. in the meantime, have a great day. >> that's the new math. or the news math. se

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good morning, america. happening now, the desperate fight over the victims of malaysia flight 17. bodies held hostage on this train, and a massive tug of war. and a new fight over control of the black boxes with key evidence. cranes moving evidence before investigators arrive, as fights rage on around the crash site. and the massive western wildfires turned deadly. dramatic drone footage shows the incredible devastation. this community, destroyed, these train tracks completely burned, and the moonscape left behind. oh, my god! >> brand-new video of this fiery balloon crash. this entire balloon going up in a rain of sparks, colliding with power lines.