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will ride to the north and bring scattered thunderstorms across the northern california area which is why we have a possible fire hazard. in modesto there was a mini cold front when the two areas clashed, but we will be brighter today than year 93 to 99 and upper 80's around the bay. >> bart is still recovering in richmond and daly city direction. >> we have a look outside at the bay bridge with you get to the toll plaza where we have an injury accident that started with two vehicles a fender bender, really, and another car slammed into them. a foot is pinned under a car. we have injuries involved and it looks like traffic is building.

as we look from this area from our camera you can see there are flashing lights that are blocking east middle lanes causing a squeeze as folks get off the transition road with heavy backup from emeryville. as we take the drive over to the altamont pass it is slow-and-go traffic over the altamont pass and we have possible moisture there as you make it up to vasco road. breaking news in san jose where police are on the scene of a homicide that happened this morning near a popular downtown hotel. matt keller is near the scene with the latest. miss have this area around the fairmont hotel blocked off for the investigation. we see police officers walking around with flashlights looking on the ground for any time of evidence. at 2:15 someone called 9-1-1 reporting a person was attacked by five or six people on market

street and park avenue and officers found a man suffering from one stab wound and he was taken to the hospital where he died. the victim is not identified and police will notify the family first. no one has been arrested. police are investigating the motive but it does not appear gang related. this is the 22nd homicide in san jose this career that is less than 12 hours after another homicide in east san jose. this park is where the city holds the christmas in the park festivities in december and right next to the technical museum and in front of the fairmont hotel so a busy area and no word on how long the police investigation will take. from san francisco six people are recovering this morning after a minivan and taxi collided and helped up on a sidewalk. it happened at 10:20 at post and jones street. officers tried to pull over the minivan and the driver took off. they did not chase the driver

who slammed into a taxi two blocks away. the impact sent the taxi into two pedestrians on the sidewalk. the people in both cars were injured and the driver of the van ran away but was taken into custody a shot time later. amy hollyfield will have more on the story at 5:30. >> raining rockets in gaza as fighting intensifies three weeks between the latest conflict between israel and hamas. katie marzullo has developing news from the newsroom. >> israel hit your targets overnight and the death toll is up. israeli troops hit gaza strip only power plant shutting it down and an engineer says it will take one year to fix it. strikes hit the home of gaza's firm prime minister a top hamas official and government offices and the headquarters of the hamas satellite tv station. israel said they targeted more

than 70 sites and hit ten terror operatives. 60 people were killed in gaza overnight and yesterday nine children were killed in a park. a hospital was hit. this is the hospital's director. [ inaudible ] >> a total of 1,120 are dead in gaza. another 6,500 are injured the israeli military says five soldiers were killed on monday when they entered a tunnel. the new strikes come hours after israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu warned of a "prolonged campaign." alameda police are looking for whoever is responsible for vandalizing a baseball field at

the cost of $10,000 and targeting one league. it happened over the weekend, a baseball diamond leased by the babe ruth baseball league smashing six sprinklers and 100,000 gallons of water were wasted and the pitcher and batter box have to be redone. >> anyone knows where the automatic shut off is so it is someone who has played on the facility and knew by kicking off the sprinklerheads it would do more damage. >> pretty messed up someone would destroy all this hard work. >> of all the signs that hang from the fence only those belongs to the league and the sponsors were torn down and the league says insurance will help pay for the damage. former san francisco college professor accused of peeping on more than a dozen students will be arraigned this morning. the 38-year-old mark landis a professor at san francisco state is charged with numerous counts

of invasion of privacy akeys of inviting students to his home and recording them while they were in the bathroom with a camera hidden inside a tissue box. he is out on $100,000 bail. >> representatives from fedex was indicted for knowingly shipping prescription drugs from illegal online pharmacies. fedex can face $1 billion in penalties on charges they conspired with pharmacies. the shipper will fight the charges and say they would have to invade the privacy of customers to stop deliveries. >> a man was shot and killed in san jose. it happened at 3:40 year afternoon a couple blocks west of the high school. police arrived and they found the victim suffering from one gunshot wound and he was taken to the hospital and pronounce dead. in word on the motive. police say the area is known for gang activity. the shooting is the 21st

homicide. >> supporters to raise the minimum wage will rally tonight. a rival ordinance is going to be introduced. they would raise the minimum wage from $9 to $12.25 an hour. the proposal does not exempt nonprofit whose cannot afford a dramatic increase. the city council will hear a competing plan calling for more gradual increases in the minimum wage for nonprofits and small business. part time employees could get more rights in san francisco under a new plan unveiled giving part time workers more protection at,200 chains including requiring workers to be paid a minimum four hours if they oncall and making companies offer more hours to exiting employees before hiring new

workers. >> city college of san francisco applied to maintain accreditation beyond the end of this month and the request will allow city check two more years to comply with statewide standards and the move comes a year after a state panel voted to revoke city college accreditation. the examiner reports that the chons lore fears they could lose accreditation without a chance to appeal during the restoring process. >> with regard to yesterday, mike, standing under the shade did not feel cooler. is that the humidity? >> yes. and that will be the case today. good observation, kristen. a few sprinkles appeared petaluma and the mountains between rohnert park and north of st. helena headed to mt. st. helena and as look as we have the ocean temperatures running five to eight degrees warmer-than-average in the low-to-mid 60's rather than the

home 50's we will not have cool overnight hours. this is the cool spot on the peninsula, low 60's until redwood city and 59 at half moon bay. 55 in napa and santa rosa. everyone else in the home 60. this is how it looks from the camera. you can see the winds blowing out. a marine layer this morning and privateer by noon. at 4:00, 68 to 90 and isolated showers at 62 to 82 by 9:00. in a couple minutes they have cleared that accident and we are looking at clear conditions as you come in from emeryville with backups from the transition road and from the maze and it looks like all those cars have made their way into the toll plaza so that accident cleared quickly. here is a wide view of the bay area and we have mostly green conditions so we have top speeds

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62. to the south you can see 101 and 82 and we are looking right at a better radar runs and moving up a little bit you can see it is fadeing toward tully road and to the north is where we are seeing sprinkles on live doppler 7 hd and petaluma around the parkway if washington is where we are seeing some and to the north where they like oak, where it is white oak, or oak leaf or oak moss along 12 possibly getting sprinkles up to clear lake, hidden valley lake and all moving to the north. sprinkles in the 506ing for the morning hours and to the east bay hills along 24 which is busy this morning, we are seeing a lot of clearing with no low clouds. chance of isolated shows possible and more clouds tomorrow and above average through the week end.

and 83 in milpitas to 93 in morgan hill and los gatos and 88 in san jose. 82 in san mateo and upper 80's if the rest of peninsula in the south bay and upper 60 to low 70's along the coast and mid-70's downtown and south san francisco and low-to-mid 80's for most of the east bay shore and around 77 in berkeley and 79 in oakland and mid-to-upper 90's with the town of humidity and it will feel stuffy inland again. temperatures tomorrow are as warm as this morning upper 50's to mid-sick. here is the seven-day outlook, the temperatures are not budging much and staying in the 90's inland and 80's around the bay and 60's at the coast with more high clouds tomorrow and maybe increasing sunshine as we head to thursday and friday. have a great one. leyla gulen? mass transit not too hot because we have two separate delays and recovering from a delay on bart in fremont and

richmond city up to 30-minute delay. ace train one is now five minutes late and ace train three is on time and some folks could be sore from yesterday and playing it safe because we have quit a bit of traffic from tracy over the altamont pass. we do not usually see this were traffic but we are down to 28 miles per hour at 205 and when you are closer for vasco road the speeds pick up slightly and you will see the slow and go up to livermore avenue. in the eastbound direction we have a roth until 6:00 causing delays as you come away from live more avenue and it lasts to vasco road and you are on the way. 40 minutes headed from tracy to dublin in the westbound direction and everything else is clear. ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> running shoulder -- rubbing

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and officials warned the citizens to prepare for a long war. iran's supreme leader say muslims should help gaza palestinians in the fight against israel. >> police in richmond are looking for the person who attacked an 87-year-old woman and stole her cash at the a.t.m. it happened july 5 outside a mechanics bank on west richmond avenue. the suspect is a woman believed in her 20's would drove away in an s.u.v. five, tourists on a whale watching tour in boston are back on shore after spending the night stuck 16 miles offshore. 163 passengers and crew were on board when the propeller was caught on a lobster line. it was supposed to be three hour tour. six, check out the live doppler 7 hd: chance of sprinkles. an isolated store, maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon and how were longer the heat and humidity hangs out in the seven-day forecast.

as we look at the pay -- and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. we had an early accident. traffic is back to normal and we have mass transit delays with six minutes on ace train one because delays at the tracy station and bart is back to normal. we saw 15- to 30-minute delays and all trains are on time. a study found that even a short amount of running could add years to your life. researchers at iowa state looked at 55,000 and tracked these people for 20 years or more. those would ran regularly cut the risk of dying from heart-related diseases in half. the study found that even file or continue minutes of running a day was enough to trigger effects and running slowly. the study is in the journal of men college of cardiology. only a few will win. that doesn't stop the biggest stars if enjoying a party for

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news. it is 5:29 on tuesday. thanks for joining us. how is the weather forecast? it is muggy. i moved from the midwest to get away from muggy. >> it is humid. some sprinkles from petaluma to east of santa rosa headed up 29 through northern napa valley near mount st. helena to clear lake and one through san jose up to alum rock and milpitas. we have increasing sun this afternoon and steamy at 77 to 78 around the bay and 93 to 99 inland east bay and 66 to 73 at coast and san francisco and isolated shower possible this afternoon. >> we do not have accidents to report and that is a great way to start the morning. we did have congestion over the altamont pass but the rest of the bay area is moving and we are not seeing delays anywhere else. if you headed along westbound 80

from albany to the maze it is four minutes and 880 southbound from fremont to hose is 14 minutes and 280 northbound is only 11 minutes. you can see the traffic tail lights are pushing to 580 and looking heavy and possible residual slowing because of the early accident and that accident has been cleared and you are in the clear if you are making your way up to the tolls. breaking news in san jose a man died after being stabbed by a group of five people if downtown san jose. it happened at 2:15 this morning near the plaza. police are trying to figure out why man was attacked. it does not appear to be gang-related activity. police have not released a victim's name. it is the 22en homicide of 2014 and the second in 12 hours. matt will have a report at 6:00. >> a stolen car and escape attempt and a crash sends six

people to the hospital in san francisco. amy hollyfield has information at the crash scene. this is surveillance video from a hotel that shows the car speeding and crashing in the intersection. police were trying to stop the driver for a traffic violation. they later found out the car had been stolen. it crashed into a taxicab at post and jones and spun around three times and the taxicab hit a pole and two pedestrians on the sidewalk. the poll, then, fell on to one of victims. >> the van we could hear breaking from here and it hit the tackets cab on the corner and that hit someone on the bicycle. >> one pedestrian suffering from life-threatening injuries and the other is being evaluated. the taxi drive and the passenger

will be okay. they were hurt but they are expected to survive. the suspects were taken to the hospital and were hurt. one suspect left the scene but caught a bus and police caught up with him and arrested hip. once the car started speeding through city streets they did not pursue the vehicle. the crash happened two blocks away from where they tried to pull over the car. in berkeley a driver live seen after hitting a pedestrian this morning. it happened at 2:00 a.m. at dwight way a few blocks south of the uc berkeley campus. in word on victim. this is no description of the car involved in the hit-and-run accident. a treatment teen is hospitalized with your injuries after he was hit by a car. this was on the paseo padre parkway before 7:00.

witnesses say the 15-year-old was riding his skateboard in the road and did not appear to be paying attention to traffic. the impact threw him 50'. investigators say the driver is cooperating. stunning video from the middle east as israel slams gaza with the heavy ever bombardment yet. strikes targeted hamas. israeli troops shelled the strips' power pant triggering a blast that forced the plant to shut down and lit up the sky. residents were own getting power for three hours a day because of the damaged power lines. the strike hit the hamas run tv headquarters at at home. binyamin netanyahu is warning citizens to be ready for a prolonged battle. official say 1,100 palestinians and 55 israelis have died. katie marzullo will join us for a report at the top of the hour.

peopling living near a wildfire at yosemite getting good news as evacuations are being lifted for some. people in one town will be allowed back into their homes starting at 9:00 this morning and so far people in in another town are under evacuation orders. the fire is burning in yosemite national park. at last check it tarred 2,600 acres and destroyed one home at only 5 percent contained. yosemite is open but certain campgrounds are closed. >> a man using a drove to get video over raining wild store could have devastated the firefighting efforts. the sand fire east of sacramento and the man was order to by down the drone. awe have seen how low the helicopters come in. we had a bird strike and the plane was grounded with

maintenance needed. >> you can use the technology. choose widely where you fly. highway you do it. you have to be careful. >> drones can be used to help in fighting in the future when officials use them the fire is 75 percent contained. >> police are looking for a woman wanted for viciously attacking an 87-year-old woman at an a.t.m. in the east bay and stealer money on west richmond victim was knocked to the ground and the cash was stolen. we have learned that the victim is the wife a prominent retired legislation and suffered a broken hip in the attack. >> she was lying on the ground and could not get up. >> it is someone's mother,

someone's grandmother, someone's sister. >> police releases we surveillance video say she is between 25 and 30 and took off in an s.u.v. and possibly a ford explorer. today the richmond city council is expected to vote on chevron's controversial plan to modernize the refinery in richmond. a packed public hearing was hold last week on the oil giant's billion dollar proposal. the city council heard an appeal from chevron on the planning commission recommended changes. chevron reverted their position and now says they will come high with stricter new standards to reduce greenhouse gases and other emissions. it is time to seen off on a deal to keep the a's at the coliseum. a's owner agreed to the terms of the ten year lease extension to keep the team at the coliseum. the sting has been approved by the board and is expected to

bring in an at the same timed $20 million to the city and county. >> if oakland, the city council scheduled to vote on a proposal to change the look of jack london square calling for two new residential towers, one 17 stories tall and the other 26 stories tall. the 26-story tower would double the height. the towers some say would limit public access and obstruct the waterfront view. >> a san francisco supervisors wants the city to dig deeper on ways to conserve for the drought. there will be a hear on increasing use of recycled water. one idea including requiring apartment buildings to have individual water meters. now the weather forecast.

mike? >> good morning, everyone, the visibility shows fog developing to the north and that is where we were tracking the sprinkles so it could be creating some of the fog and it could just be blowing out in from the coast as we do have the low elevation all the way into petaluma. mid-to-upper pickets but calistoga is june. we are 59 in el sobrante and 58 in san francisco. fairfield and brentwood and lafayette and alameda and san carlos and any arc and redwood city and cupertino and san jose in the low-to-mid 60's. we are going do have mostly cloudy conditions with spotty sprinkles through 7:00 and clouds will fade by noon with more sunshine than yesterday and 56 at the coast and 58 by 7:00 and down to 62 at 7:00. 74 at noon and 82 at 4:00 and 60 at 7:00 and in the mid-80's inland to nearly 90 at 4:00 and 82 at 7:00 and a small chance of isolated shower but probably

will not materialize. just temperatures above average and muggy. we have a couple of stalled vehicle and one could cause more delays than the other. in oakland it should not be teach of a problem but we have a slow down passing by 980 southbound nimitz at 16th so 880 is looking clogged headed in the southbound direction and northbound traffic is moving fine if you make it to the maze and headed over to the santa cruz mountains this is a stalled truck northbound highway 17, so far, so good, we don't see delays approaching the lexington reservoir in los gatos and southbound traffic is seeing slowing with early construction and it now has wrap up. in san jose, 280, the headlights are coming toward us and this is in the northbound direction away from highway 17 with no accidents and quiet in san jose and traffic is moving smoothly.

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covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. more efforts to save embattled medical center in san pablo with rallies today and tomorrow to demand the city of richmond and chevron help the hospital out. nurses want the city to require chevron to provide money to doctors as part of the refinery's $1 billion modernization project and a resolution will be heard today caming on contra costa county to take over the hospital and provide funding. the hospital is shedding skilled workers. 66 have left since early may. >> today a group of tenants in san francisco will protest the conversion of apartment buildings into to youist accommodations through sites like airbnb and proffers say hundreds have been evicted and thousands of rent controlled programs are converted into

hotel rooms violating parts of the san francisco law and hurts the low and middle class. they will have signs labeling them as illegal. >> representatives of airbnb are at the white house today as part of a disaster relief effort bringing together technology and entrepreneurs and members of the disaster important community to highlight innovation to improve disaster response and recovery including remarks by rebound and administration officials and representatives from the public and private sectors. the white house innovation if disaster response and recovery initiative was launched in the aftermath of hurricane sandy. now a heart warming story, of dwarf in.

he has medal rods in his back and has to have surgery every six months to have them corrected. five mornings a week he swims a grueling work out at the country club. >> i don't go for the gold and silver because i am not that fast but i just want to improve my time. >> he topped his time in the back stroke and now he is gearing up for the league championships. >> way to go young man. >> looking good in backstroke and breast stroke. mike was a swimmer. >> i was good at all them but not great at any single one. >> is that courage? >> inspiring. makes me want to get in water. >> how is the water? >> pretty good. that is a way to use the water to your advantage so you feel warm. >> we will squeeze the humidity out in the form of sprinkles in the south bay at 280 and 101

coming together and that is an area we are looking at with possibility a few sprinkles and through the north bay, moving up to the north, north of st. helena, you can see radar return and it stretches up for clear lake this morning so do not be surprised if you are going for an early morning walk or a drive if a drop or two ends up on the wind shield or on your face. that is fine if you would like the rain while we are running. the east bay hills camera, you can see the mid-level moisture and high level clouds dominating our forecast today after some of the low clouds start to paid and pull back to the coast, a lot like yesterday. we will have a chance of isolated shower and it will be brighter then it was yesterday afternoon. more clouds arrive tomorrow and we are above-average temperature wise through the weekend and that means lows and highs, with low-to-mid 90's in los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and mid-to-upper 80's for the rest of the south bay with san jose

at 88 and cupertino and more sunshine and. er in santa cruz at 78 and same in millbrae, 82 in san mateo and redwood city south mid-to-upper 80's and check out the 71 today in half moon bay and 67 in daly city and colma, and 72 to 74 back down to 72 in friend and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-80's to nearly 90 through the north bay valley and low-to-mid 80's for the east bay shore and upper 70's from berkeley to oakland and mid-to-upper 90's with the extra humidity and it will feel stuffy inland. tonight is another mild night with upper fits i to mid-60's and maybe a few mid-50's around santa rosa and the area of low pressure and the area of high pressure is bumping the moisture at us and it will move to the north with the low keeping an eye on a tropical storm that will bring us the extra clouds but it will probably just tease us and thursday, friday,

saturday, sunday, and monday, temperatures of above average and a little bit lowers on sunday and monday. >> heading out of san francisco to the east bay today, there is construction on the lower deck of the bay bridge. republic for that. we will have a couple of lanes blocked. that last until 3:00 this afternoon. you could see some slowing across the lower deck. you can see traffic stacking up and along the transition road at the toll plaza but here it is moving along smoothly from hair and foster city and up the peninsula, no crashes to report.

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square' master bedroom with its own kitchen and limping room. can you get a closer look at the pad on "good morning america" at 7:00. the bedroom is bigger than our houses plame ! >> all that money and you cannot buy happiness. >> but you can rent it. >> pirates and giants at at&t park at first pitch at 7:15. our sprinkles could turn into thunderstorms so red flag warning is to the north and high fire danger as the chunk of energy is responsible and the best chance of widespread thunderstorms is cross the sierra like it was yesterday at 79 if lake tahoe and 100 to 104 through the central valleys, so safety travels.

>> over the a pass, we are looking at heavy traffic and eastbound 580 has construction between live more avenue and bassco road and the area talking about. it could cause slick commute. the north bay 101 pushing to 580 traffic is looking clear and you come to the golden gate bridge and the drive is smooth away from the waldo tunnel into san francisco. thanks. a health warning to anyone would likes suntan straight from the top. the acting united states surgeon general declares skin cancer a major money health problem. the statement blames too much exposure to indoor and outdoor ultra violet light. there will be labels required on tanning beds.

the surgeon general is urging people all skin colors to use sunscreen and hats and cities to provide shade. >> this is some amazing video. ask the mannisms away from being flattened. he is lucky to be alive. paul is in the blue shirt. watch as you see the out of the control car smashes through the window of his auto repair shot in lake worth, florida, and he has the s.u.v. there on a lift and the car passes below that and knocks it loose. he walked away with only a couple of stitches but the hospital said a man in the car passed away and the driver of the car is in critical condition and police are still trying to figure out why the car was spinning out-of-control. the morning news continues at 6:00 with the new stories including the facebook feature that will taken away from mobile users.

>> where are you? >> in a closet. >> the k-9 is on the way, okay? >> a girl called 9-1-1 as burglars ransack her home. we will tell you how this call for help ended. hot car deaths are sadly all too common this summer. we team up with "consumer reports" to find out

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a fatal stabbing near a popular park and now we have news from the investigation underway. >> a chain reaction crash injuring half a dozen. we will break down the chaos at the scene in san francisco. rock

one side is asking for a truce. >> soupy conditions at 6:00. doesn't ask me what kind of soup. >> not kicken noodle. >> submit pea? >> sure. it is cloudy around the bay until you get to the south bay and inland east bay where the clouds are less prevalent. we have sprinkles across the north bay and some through the south bay. do not be surprise if a drop or two hits the wind shield. clouds around the bay and 73 with increasing sun and warm and humid 80 by 4:00 and the upper 60's by 7:00. inland we are mostly sprinkles across the north at 7:00, and fading clouds and 83 at noon and stuffy in the east at 82 and along the cost we will have temperatures today in the mid-to-upper 60's with more sunshine this afternoon than