good morning, everyone. it's 4:5 on this monday morning. back to work. thanks a a lot for joining us i'm eric thomas. >> we're all together so it makes it better. i'm kristen sze. leyla gulen is handling weather and traffic this this morning. >> a lot going on, if you're wondering what your barbecue plans are going to be like for this weekend i will have your forecast in a few minutes. i want to talk about today and tomorrow. as we look along 101, you can see the low cloud layer in the distance. that means we have increasing clouds later on today with the possibility of some isolated showers and thunderstorms. the cooldown is going to come this weekend. you might be more comfortable than expect eded. talk about clear visibility, unlimited most places with the exception of eight miles along the coast. let's see how that's affecting your traffic. as we take you to the richmond

camera, that toll plaza is still light and empty at this hour. we do have some construction and one accident to talk about this morning, but we have this northbound side of 680 so we'll find out what's happening out here. mostly green on the maps so that's good news. we have breaking news overnight. all lanes of 880 are open following a deadly accident that shut down the northbound lanes for several hours had this morning. according to chp, a man in a prius crashed into another car. he got out to check on the other driver and that's when he was struck by another car. that caused another two-car crash. no one else was seriously injured. san francisco is returning to normalcy this morning after more than a million people turned out for this year's pride weekend. three days of events culminated with the gay pride parade yesterday kicked off by friday's supreme court ruling legalizing

same-sex marriage in all 50 states. a sea of people celebrated down market street in one of the most colorful displays the city has ever seen. the crowd was a mix of the lgbt community, families and children. people had different reasons for coming out. >> it to celebrate my friends and family who are gay and lesbian and just the historical time it is right now. >> we accidentally came here on the weekend. we didn't even know it was happening. >> the lead plaintiff in the supreme court case was the guest of honor at the parade. there were many proposals and even a wedding. more people were sellcelebrating than causing trouble at this year's festivities. police arrested 26 people for public intoxication downtown and in the mission. three people were arrested for felonies, nine for misdemeanors one for robbery. three juveniles were arrested for possession of illegal fireworks and these numbers

don't include yesterday which is typically the busier day for police. last year 65 people were arrested for being drunk in public. residents in three counties have to begin following new rules to prevent wildfires during the drought. amy is live with what you need to know to minimize the fire risk around your home. >> reporter: to prevent, cal fire is saying no more outdoor burning will be allowed. no more burning of leavesing and branches. that's in three counties. officials say it's just too dry. and it's going to be heating up for the next few days. firefighters say one less spark means one less wildfire. they had to fight one last weekend. the area is the driest that he has seen in 27 years. 533 acres burned and homes were

threatened and even evacuated. the good news is everyone was okay. and then moving on to get prepare prepare prepared, fire officials are asking that people clear e dead vegetation. you want it to be 100 feet from your home. also they say you need to trim tree limbs like this one that we found here at the cal fire station. that's too low to the ground. they don't tonight a fire to jump from the ground and spread to a branch and set the tree on fire. they want you to trim these. they want you to go ahead and clear the area around your home with this drought conditions we're dealing with right now it's time to gets serious about the threat of wildfires. reporting live abc 7 news. >> thank you. 5:04 now. a new case of animal mutilation in sacramento. investigators are hoping a single clue will lead them to the person who did it. it shows someone. walking out of the white car at the bo of the screen. they left two bags containing five mutilated animals

light rail tracks saturday night. the man who found it immediately called police. >> i saw an animal laying on the tracks. i noticed that it was a small goat. the head was cut off and placed next to the body. >> animal services has found 16 mutilated animals around sacramento this year. happening today, a 17-year-old oakland boy accused of setting another teen's skirt on fire will appear in court as the judge considers reducing his sentence. he used a cigarette lighter to ignite 19-year-old sasha's skirt on fire in november 2013. it happened while he was sleeping in the back of a transit bus in oakland. sasha suffered second and third-degree burns on both legs. he was sentenced to seven years in prison. passengers on the plane that

crashed in san francisco are suing the flight. 53 passengers are receiving $30 million in damages. three teens were killed in the july 2013 crash and more than 180 passengers were injured. the south korean-based airline has settled with 72 passengers who filed a lawsuit in the united states. three people are dead after a small plane crashed into a house in massachusetts. the plane hit the home's roof yesterday about 30 miles southwest of boston. a family of four inside the home was able to get out safely. three people in the plane died though. firefighters had to put out a fire started by the crash. investigators don't know why the plane lost control. a first look this morning at the wreckage of a sight-seeing plane that crashed last week in alaska killing eight cruise ship passengers including two from the national transportation safety board stweeted a picture of the remains of the plane. a team of investigators is

working to determine what caused thursday's crash. the cruise line says the pilot of the plane had a good safety record and had flown for many years. engineers are pouring over data to figure out what caused a rocket to explode moments after launching yesterday. it was on a mission to resupply the international space station. janet is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> the short answer is it's still unclear why the rocket broke apart in midair but officials are calling this a temporary setback. they will use the data to identify the problem, fix it and get back to flight. space x launched from florida. everything appeared to be fine and then two minutes it exploded. 4,000 pounds of food experiments and science cargo critical to research plummeted into the atlantic. officials say the problem started in the main engine cut off.

they say this is an anomaly and there was no indication of any safety issues thus far. >> through the failures, we can learn more and come back stronger and get prepared to really keep pushing the envelope as we move into space. >> astronauts at the space station have enough supplies to last for four months. the federal aviation administration is overseeing the investigation. in the meantime, russia is set to laurvelg the next mission on thursday. 5:08 now. happening today the supreme court will meet for the final time until the fall to decide three remaining cases. two cases focus on capital punishment and clean air. the third the justices must decide if nonpartisan commissions can redraw congressional district maps every ten years. california is one of seven states that took that responsibility away from the state legislature and politicians with a vested

interest in the election result. it's 5:08. leyla gulen is in for mike this morning. you have some changing weather for us. >> i do, we have some moisture that the low clouds could increase and possibly bring some thunderstorms and isolates showers. the models keep changing, so first they were thinking in the morning we might see the thunderstorms. that's been cancelled out. so possibly this afternoon but right now not seeing shower activity over the district. we're seeing showers over the sierra. current temperatures at home are at 56 degrees in san francisco. oakland is at 58. we look towards san jose, you can see the low cloud layer there. possibility of some fog as well. particularly around the coast. morgan hill is is at 55 degrees. now for today the fog is going to subside just a little bit. it will always remain coastline

coastline. as we pick up the radar, we're going to be under sosm cloud cover and fog in those particular vicinities. the rest of the bay area mostly sunshine. highs for today going to be down right hot, but it's going to be broiling by tomorrow, even record setting heat by wednesday. more on that in a few minutes. let's talk about traffic right now and e see what's happening at the golden gate bridge. the zipper track made its way from the tolls. traffic light. we have an extra lane in the southbound direction. going to take it right back over to 880 where the accident has cleared. just before the morning rush started to begin, that accident is out of lanes right now and seeing top speeds 80 from main road. once you get to the bay bridge, it will take you eight minutes from the maize into san francisco. if you're traveling across the golden gate southbound, you're looking at clear conditions from san francisco to sfo. this morning the federal railroad administration will announce a partnership with google in an effort to cut down

the number of rail crossing accidents accidents. google will now include every crossing in the country on its google maps app. many drivers plug thier destinations into their phone. 270 people died last year in railroad crossing accidents. 880 were injured. gas prices are coming down just in time for the holiday. the money report is next. a race against mother nature to save hundreds of homes from a fast-moving wildfire. plus heightened urgency from the faa to crack down on hackers trying to take control of airplanes. what they are doing to fight a cyber security threat. abc 7 news now is showing the bay bridge. traffic is moving well there. stay on top of weather and

welcome back 5:14 a fast-moving wildfire is burning out of control this morning in washington staut. the sleepy hollow fire destroyed a dozen homes. thousands of people have been evacuated. temperatures in that have been in triple digits for days making it especially tough for crews to fight the fire. they are hoping rain in the forecast today will help. rain also helped in the battle against this fire burning in the mountains in san

bernardino county. it charred 47 square miles nearly the size of san francisco, since it broke out 12 days ago. it's 50% contained. people held an anti-gun rally and peace march. dozens of people came out for sunday's rally including families of victims of the massacre in 2014. that's when a e deranged man shot and killed six people before turning the gun on himself. after the rally, participants held a peace march for victims of the charleston church massacre. people wore orange to identify themselves so they won't get shot by other hunters. racing fans have mixed feelings about nascar's plans eliminate the confederate flag from all its events. we were at the race on sunday for jeff gordon's final race before he retires. he doesn't want flags on any property or even in the parking lots. >> it symbolizes oppression to a

a lot of people. i think it's insensitive for them to still have that flag up anywhere at this point. the flag needs to go. >> people should be allowed to display what they want. it's america. people died for that right. . >> the chairman says he's considering his options on how to move forward with the ban. the faa is working a new security measures to keep hackers out of the computers that control your flight. a special panels came up with standards to cover huge jet liners. the work took on more urgency when a cyber attack grounded ten flights at poland's warsaw airport on june 21st. boeing is going even further hiringe inging hackers to see if there are holes in the security. a petition has been filed with the u.s. supreme court trying to recover some value for those cards to borders. they went belly up four years

ago and the cards significant. coin. customers never redeemed almost 18 million gift cards. they were worth $210 million when the book chain closed in 2011. gift card holders were given until june to file a claim. none did. 5:17 is the time now. a treat for the july 4th holiday. lower gasoline prices. dinosaurs proved to be no match for a teddy bear at the box office. >> topping the money, cheap gas for the holidays. >> the price for a gallon of gas is $2.77. a year ago it was almost a dollar more, $3.68. you'd have to go back five years to beat this year's prices, $2.74. >> and dinosaurs chowed down on a foul-mouthed deadty bear. "jurassic world" was top at the

box office again. and "ted 2" disappointing at just $33 million. and ben and jerry's ice cream renamed their chocol chip cook dee dough flavor. >> they renamed the flavor to celebrate the supreme court's decision on same-sex marriage. that's your money. 5:18 now. thanks for joining us on this monday morning. i'd love tor you to be thanking us about the forecast. >> talking about movies, everyone would like to go to a cool movie theater. i went to the screening for "ant man." disney is also part of r marvel. it was fantastic. i got to interview michael douglas. i'll have those interviews coming up weeks because it doesn't come out until july 17th. we're looking very hot indeed. it's going to be broiling for the next couple days. today enjoy it because this is

going to be one of the more mild days this week until thursday comes along. that's when the cooldown starts. here's a look at live we're looking closely at san francisco and east bay. waez pull out, we're seeing a little bit of activity right off to the south and to the east of us. now we aren't seeing any showers at the moment for our particular district, but we're seeing showers for the sierra. we're seeing the possibility of isolated showers and thunderstorms later on this afternoon. we're keeping our eye on that because things have be changing throughout the model forecast. so we'll keep you posted on that. 56 degrees in san francisco. 56 in napa. a little warmer in livermore at 60 degrees. 60 degrees in san jose as well. we do have a bit of a low cloud layer and fog along the coast. but as we move into the next couple of days

our radar and satellite imagery, the high pressure is pushing in over the bay area. that's raising temperatures and we will see some triple digits tomorrow and wednesday. possible record-breaking heat. that heat will e e vench ewely move to the east bringing cooler afr air off the shores. it's going to cool things down for the holiday. if you're going to have a barbecue, you should be comfortable. tonight, baseball forecast, might see a couple droplets. first pitch at 7:05 65 degrees when the a's take on the rockies. ending at 58 inging at 58 degrees. highs today pretty warm, sunny conditions as well in the south bay. san jose 83 degrees. 79 degrees in redwood city. still cool in daily city at 62 degrees. 71 in south san francisco. the north bay going to be in the mid-80s to upper 90s in some places. for the most part low to

mid-70s for the east bay. that's where we're seeing the warmer conditions. lows for tonight mild conditions and some increasing cloud cover. my seven-day forecast, looking at temperatures 104 degrees. don't need to rub your eyes. 104 expected inland. 102 by wednesday. then it cools down as we head towards the weekend. let's talk about some traffic now as we take a look at the san mateo bridge and traffic is speedy in both directions. no construction to get in our way. we're looking quite slow over the pass. 19 miles per hour. it jumps up just a little at 51 miles per hour. back on the brakes 58 minutes now. we're still clear through daily city. >> thank you. straight ahead, seven things to

know as you start your day. also music greats chime in on what president obama's touching renditions of amazing grace. and yet he's back. arnold schwarzenegger as why he returned to the "terminator" franchise.

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the next couple days. a cooldown by the weekend. number three, a look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic starting to build. we did have a couple hiccups this morning. we're dealing with construction in the bay area. let's talk about that holiday traffic coming up. number four breaking news overnight. chp is investigating a fatal accident that claimed the life of a good samaritan. a driver was getting out to check on another driver when he was struck by a third car passing by. david sweat, the second escaped killer from a new york prison is in a hospital. he was shot twice in the chest after being on the loose for three weeks. his partner was tracked down and shot on friday. number six engineers at space x headquarters are trying to figure out what caused a rocket to explode moments after launch yesterday.

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my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! good morning it's 5:29. thank you for waking up early and joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. leyla gulen is over there instead of over here because she's doing both weather and traffic this morning. >> indeed i am. and there's a lot to get to. first of all we have started on kind of a quiet note this

morning. a look from our camera it's a gorgeous start to the morning. low cloud layers the sun is starting to come up. i will keep you posted because that's constantly changing. we're thinking this morning we might see a thunderstorm. that's been taken out of the forecast. we do have some showers spotted over the sierra. we are looking at record-setting heat for the next couple days. more on that in a few minutes. a look at traffic. that cloud layer is affecting traffic. we have some fog reported along the coast about 3-mile visibility. as we move inland walnut creek, southbound side traffic is build ing ing. conditions couldn't be clearing as you head away from pleasant hill up to highway 24. a couple accidents, but mostly we are experiencing construction on our bay area roadways this morning. we'll start off with some traffic news here. all lanes of 880 are open again

after a deadly accident that shut down the northbound lanes for several hours this morning. matt keller is live with more on the story. >> reporter: eric the morning commute here on the expressway heading into northbound 880 has picked up. about five hours ago a a minor accident, what appeared to be a minor accident on the freeway led to the death of one person. >> the party got out of his vehicle to check the party that he rear ended. in doing so he crossed lanes of traffic. after talking to the party that he rear ended, he moved back to his vehicle and as he was getting back into his vehicle the assumption is he was struck at that time while he was trying to get back into his vehicle. >> that person died at the scene. the coroner was called here at 12:21 a.m. two cars were involved in the

first crash. two others in the second incident where the pedestrian was killed. all the drivers stayed at the scene. eventually some lanes were open. just after 3:00 this morning, 88 was reopened after the on scene investigation was completed and the vehicles remove l. none of the other drivers had serious injuries. no other word on the identification of the other victim. the alameda coroners bureau is working to identify a man found shoe shot to death. two people saw the body at the park yesterday morning. it was spotted in the bushes just off patterson ranch road. park police officers say the man was shot in the chest and his body was only in the park for a short time. he's described as a hispanic male. police are not releasing any other information about the victim. no arrests have been made. a false report of a stabbing caused major delays at the civic

center bart station following the pride parade. the delays impacted the sfo, daily city and east bay directions around 11:00 last night. police say someone used red pepper spray which bart riders mistook for blood. paramedics were dispatched to the station, but an investigation determined that no one had been stabbed. now to shooting in a church parking lot took place. it happened yesterday afternoon near laurel and brown road. 20 people were fighting, 2 men were shot, another was hit with a hammer. everyone is expected to survive. three alleged sexual assault victim victims plan to file a civil suit against the university of california board of regents this morning. the three were all students at cal when they claimed they were sexually assaulted. they say the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix refers to part of the

educational amendments requiring universities and colleges to combat gender-based violence as a way of ensuring that all students get equal access to education. developing news supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike tomorrow. the county will ask a judge to issue an order to stop the strike. contracts expire tomorrow for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. union members voted to walk off the job. a state labor board has been asked to block the strike. happening today the city council will consider using affordable housing funds to keep the only mobile home park from clezing. last month the council gave the owner of the mobile home park per permission to sell the property. all 400 residents fasz eviction. last week the board of soop vierz vierz supervisors voted to set aside money to keep the park open. nurses will gather at the children's hospital to express their concerns about a proposed

arena prokt project for the golden state warriors. nurses are concerns the effect it could have on patients and workers. they fear the project would limit access to life-saving care and make it difficult for workers to get to the hospital in gridlock traffic. san francisco's gay pride parade resembled a dance. police estimated more than a million people turned out for the parade. the end of three days of festivities. it was appropriate the man whose case went all the way to the supreme court was at the parade and a special guest of honor. >> i'm just so overwhelmed with emotion right now. it's incredible to feel this

much love. i did it for my husband and i can't think of a better thing i could possibly do. >> along with the emotion comes a sobering realization the job is not done yet. there's still work to elimination housing and job discrimination across the country. we have a slide show of pictures showing the colorful highlights of the pride celebration. just head to our website at abc7news.com. starting today, outdoor burning is banned in rural areas. cal fire is suspending all residential burn permits in santa clara a alameda that are not served by a city or county fire department. it's meant to reduce the risk of wildfire during the drought. the agency is asking residents to keep at least 100 feet around their home free from dead or dying vegetation. 5:36 drought issues indeed. and with the weather heating up it's going to be tougher.

>> absolutely. this morning we are seeing some pretty dense clouds low clouds just starting to vail the tip of the pyramid as we look towards downtown san francisco. now that's bringing smog conditions for most of us. our forecast, though we're looking at a warmer week. record-breaking temperatures for tomorrow and wednesday. those isolated showers and thunderstorms expected later on this afternoon in some parts of the bay area, but a cooldown expected by the weekend and the 4th of july holiday. if you're headed to a bart station near you, you'll find 58 in dublin. 59 in hayward. 57 at sfo. our current wind conditions pretty calm, i would say. calm in most places. 10 miles per hour, a westerly breeze at sfo. mountain view and san jose with those calmer conditions that

bodes well for the fire danger and those possibility of thunderstorms. lelgts take a look at traffic on the e roadways. as e we move over to the tolls, traffic is still light. it's quiet there as you head over to the north bay. five minutes will get you across the water. we have a stall here. this is as you come up on the bridge toll plaza. so as you move over the water, you'll still see top speeds as you make it drive time, 680 southbound from highway 4 to walnut creek. 6 minutes. dublin westbound side of 580 is a 50-minute commute. it's 5:38 now. space x and the faa are conducting an investigation into why a rocket bound for the international space station blew up two minutes after takeoff. the unmanned rocket carrying food supplies and research projects dissint grated sunday

morning. this is the third supply mission to the space station that's been lost in six months. the astronauts there have about four months worth of supplies left. we'll have the latest on the space x rocket at the top of the hour. 5:39. new worries about a possible terror attack targeting americans this 4th of july. why officials are so concerned ahead of the long holiday weekend. outrage over this scene in a gay pride parade. the explanation about why this one had to be cut short. you're looking live at the airport. we have weather and traffic up for you during the break with

good morning, this is a live picture looking towards the east but looks like there's cloud cover that you can walk on to get there. one person has died in taiwan after a fire at a music festival. more than 180 people remain in intensive care this it morning. taiwan's president visited some

of the residents. saturday's fire injured more than 400 people at the water park where the concert was being held. some kind of poudwder triggered an accidental explosion near the stage. flames spread toward the crowd. agencies were worned of a potential terrorist attack over the holiday. isis claimed responsibility for two attacks over the past week. the terror group launched a social media campaign targeting people here in the u.s. >> isil has spent about a a year investing in trying to reach troubled minds in the united states through social media either recruit them to come to their so-called call fate to fight or kill where they stand. >> the fbi has been on the hunt for radicals. there have been seven arrests over the last two weeks.

in greece this morning both banks and the stock exchange are closed as the country verges on financial collapse. many people spent the weekend pulling their money out of the banks through atms. the greek government unexpectedly decided to pull out of negotiations of bailout talks. tomorrow greece is expected to default on a loan payment and may have to leave the system as a result. chaos erupted on the streets of istanbul after hurled tear gas canisters. parade organizers claimed police stepped in because people are not allowed to march during ramadan. and officials are not warning them about that policy before the parade. back in this country, a strong dust storm slammed the phoenix area yesterday leaving thousands of people without power. these large dust clouds were seen for miles. winds were clocked at speeds of 40 miles an hour or more.

some people endured triple digit heat with no air-conditioning, e tree banchs were down on some parts of town. the storm clouded highways throughout the central and southern arizona region and caused heavy downpours. this is the first big dust storm of the monsoon season. i can't imagine having a dust storm and no ac in area. >> we have triple digits in the forecast. we don't have anything in the way of dust storms. a beautiful start to the morning. it's mild as we look towards the mountains. it's going to happen in six minutes from now. we have a nice mix of a blanket of low clouds and some whis pi clouds. we have monsoonal moisture for

today. we're not picking up showers just yet. satellite returns, showers are being reported over the sierra. not for us here at the bay area. we have possibly still not ruling out a chance of thunderstorms and isolated showers for some of us. but with the cloud cover and the fog, it will dissipate and really recede just to the coast. it will stay there for much of the day. the clouds will increase as we move into the afternoon hours. current temperatures right now, 59 degrees in concorde. hayward at 59 degrees. 58 in san mateo. 55 degrees to the north. the swirling high pressure every the four corner states you can see the areas of green picking up the moisture. it's making its way into the bay area. we're still beginning to be a little bit on the side as far as whether or not we're seeing the moisture showers or any of that nature later on this afternoon. highs for today going to be

warm. we're going to be pretty much in the lower to mid-70s for the peninsula. the lower to upper 70s for the east bay. the inland areas, lower to mid-90s. hot today as well, but record setting heat for tomorrow. lows will be mild in the mid-50s for much of us. my seven-day forecast showing the triple digits it's going to crescendo over tuesday and wednesday. temperatures subsiding by thursday and friday. a cooldown for the fourth of july holiday. the metering lights have been turned on. backup from the east bay. pretty slow conditions from the east bay towards san francisco. right now westbound 580. that's come inging up the commute over the pass. we're looking at backups. still going to be tapping on the brakes. the slowdowns continuing dublin interchange.

as we talk about drive time trachk. that's slowing things down. highway 85 northbound from 101 just a short 5-minute commute. it's 5:48 now. if you're a samsung user and your phone consistently dies before you finished your day, there may be relief for you in the future. >> samsung developed a be the ri technology that promises longer lasting power packs. researchers made batteries two times denser than what you get today. so if your smart phone makes it 12 hours before diagnose, this would give you 21 hours. it still considers a research project so it could take years before samsung produces the better battery. celebrities had a lot to say last night about a song you won't be seeing released on records. it's about president obama's decision to sing "amazing grace" at the funeral for the reverend

clementa. ♪ >> i got chills. that was so beautiful. it's such an iconic song that lifts us up in times we need it. what a brave thing for him to do. >> i was so happy. i don't know why it surprised me, but it was so >> the president delivered the eulogy on friday. he was one of the people shot and killed during a bible study class at a >> he sang an al green song at an event. such a different tone here. it's 5:49.

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existing e health problems. a new report from the american lung association found 28 million people live in counties that receive a failing grade for air quality. the worst in northern california is san joaquin county. a lack of rain to wash away poll season make the allergy season worse and making it especially difficult for people with asthma. do you ever want a couple seconds? you can have one. time will standstill for one second tomorrow to keep the atomic clock coordinated with astronomical time. the 61-second minute will compensate for the planet's slowing rotation because of the grav talgs forces of the moon and sun on us. scientists say leap seconds could occur more frequently in the future. >> usually it's every 18 months give or take, in the recent past. as you said, more in the future. 5:53 time to check weather and traffic. >> i could use 2 extra seconds.

that means an extra second of heat is going to be scorching tomorrow. you're going to need to find a pool or movie theater or something to keep you comfortable. a day planner for the next 12 hours, today, mild. enjoy it. the sun has risen and we're looking at a mixture of low cloud layer and higher clouds. monsoonal moisture could bring us thunderstorms later on this afternoon. golden gate bridge heavy cloud layer in the distance. temperatures going to peak tomorrow and wednesday. cooldown by thursday. traffic is peaking a little bit right now. we do have a bit more traffic and also police activity that's shutting down one of the off ramps on 880. i'll have that in a second. a look at the travels there. they are at top speeds but building in the westbound direction as you move towards the toll plaza. taking you over to the scene of that police activity. you can see how the commute

southbound. we have a crash at highway 84. fishing may be to blame for shark attacks. six attacks have injured swimmers. experts blame the spike on the fact that fishing is permitted on beaching and piers. one of the victims explained what it was like to come face to face with a shark. >> i saw the shark on my left arm. it was half way up my bicep just attached and then it wasn't attached anymore. >> there are now calls to ban fishing in parts of north carolina at least through the july 4th holiday weekend. despite the spike in that area, shark attacks are considered rare. the odds of it happening are 1 in 37 million. an internship answering phones shs getting coffee and working for little or no pay to get your foot in the

an intern there could earn $80,000 a year. a a former intern was interviewed. brad says apple also helps pay for intern's housing. the only catch is they are not allowed to talk about it or take pictures of anything that happens at work. 5:56 new at 6:00, temptation for kids who think detergent pods look like candy. also travel tips ahead of the holiday weekend. if you're checking bags the three things you can try today to avoid falling victim. a live look outside right now. abc 7 news showing you the bridge toll plaza all backed up. we'll check weather traffic and more news after these messages.

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the weekend. >> thank you for joining us, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm earthric thomas. leyla gulen is here to tell us about the weather. >> hope you enjoiyed the cool temperatures because it's going to get broiling tomorrow. fan yourselves. here's a look at live doppler radar satellite. and we're picking up low clouds. no showers yet. showers are expected later on. is that not just a majestic sight. the sunrise was 5:51 this morning and just highlighting the upper clouds and the blanket of low clouds. those clouds could squeeze out some moisture. but a cooldown expected for the weekend. let's look at some traffic. we have clear conditions here. a little grayer in san jose. 87 near julian street. accident free southbound moving along at top speeds. we're looking at a slowdown over the