faired 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 pass and a new accident

there. i'll have the details straight ahead. it's 6:00 now. breaking news overnight all lanes of 880 are open following a deadly accident that shut down the northbound lanes for several hours this morning. according to the chp a man in a prius crashed into another car. he got out to check on the other driver and was struck by another vehicle. that caused a second two-car crash. no one else was seriously injured. matt keller will have more in a live report at 6:30. cal fire is ramping up efforts to stop a potential danger before things get out of control. it's issuing new burn bans in three bay area counties o today hoping to e prevent wildfires. amy is live with more on what you need to know. >> reporter: don't worry if you haven't done your fire prevention around your home yet. we have take an look at the fire station and they haven't even

followed their own advice so you're not behind yet. it is time to get started on fire prevention. fire officials don't want to see anymore of these. this wildfire broke out last week and burned 533 acres. the captain says it's the driest it's been in 27 years. so here is what they are canning first. officials are banning outdoor burning of leaves and branches in three counties. alameda and santa clara. they also want you to clear dead vegetation from your home. and finally they want you to trim limbs that are dangling close to the ground. they need to be 10 feet from the ground. the fear is that a fire could jump from the ground and set the whole tree on fire. they are saying get the limbs off the ground. it's time to get serious with the drought conditions we're dealing with. it's too dry and it's going to get hotter in the next few days.

>> thank you. firefighters are getting the upper hand on a wildfire burning in the mountains of san bernardino county. rain helped crews reach 50% containment. it's charred 47 square miles an area nearly the size of san francisco. crews in washington state hope rain will help get the upper hand on a fast-moving wildfire burning out of control there. the sleepy hollow fire destroyed a dozen homes. thousands of people have been evacuated. temperatures in that region have been in triple digits for days making it especially tough for u kroos to fight this fire. 6:03 now, san francisco is returning to normal after more than a million people turned out for this year's gay pride weekend. three days of events culminated with the gay pride parade yesterday kicked off by friday's supreme court ruling to legalize

same-sex marriage in 50 states. a sea of people, floats and bands celebrated down market street in one of the most colorful displays the city has ever seen. it was a mix of families and children. there were many proposals, even a wedding. eem poo had different reasons for coming out. >> to celebrate my friends and family that are gay and lesbian and just the historical time it is right now. >> we accidentally came here on the weekend. e we didn't even know it was happening. it's been really fun and we're having a good time. >> golden state warriors president was the parade's grand marshal. he brought the trophy to share with the crowd. the lead plaintiff in the supreme court case was there as the guest of honor. more people were celebrating 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. those numbers don't include yesterday, which is typically the busier day of the weekend for police. last year 65 people were arrested for being drunk in public. the supreme court will meet for the final time today until the fall. two cases focus on capital punishment and clean air. the third the justices must decide if non-partisan commissions can redraw congressional map efrs ten years. california is one of seven states that took that responsibility away from the state legislature and politicians with a vested interest in election results. a 17-year-old oakland boy accused of setting another teen's sdirt on fire will appear in court as a judge considers reducing his sentence. he i guessgnites on fire.

it happened while flooishman was sleeping in the back of a transit bus in oakland. sasha suffered second and third-degree burns on both legs. thomas was sentence edd to seven years in prison. there's a new case of animal mutilation in sacramento. they are hoping a single clue will lead them to the person who did it. surveillance video shows someone walking out of the white car at the bottom of your screen. police say whoever it was left two bags containing five mutilated animals. a goat chickens a rat and cat fish near the tracks saturday night. the man who found it immediately called police. >> i saw an animal laying on the tracks. it was a small goat with the head cut off. the head was placed next to the body. >> animal services found 16 mutilated animals around sacramento this year. space x engineers will get back to work today trying to figure out what went wrong with a rocket launch that exploded minutes after taking off

yesterday. it was supposed to deliver supplies to the international space station. janet is live with more. >> they don't know what caused the rocket to explode. they have been reviewing data to find an answer. soon after the crash, the chief executive tweeted that there was an overpressure event and the upper oxygen tank. space x launched from florida and two minutes after takeoff it broke apart midair sending debris falling from the sky. the resupply mission was on its way to the international space station carrying 4,000 pounds of food science cargo and student experiments including those from san jose's valley christian school. dozens of students came up with ideas for testing how plants grow in space. the students were understandably disappointed when they learned of the catastrophe but they say

this doesn't afelkt their commitment and love for science. >> we understand it was just the hardware that e we lost. the knowledge that we gained from the flight the ability we learned, we're never going to lose those. >> nasa said there is another enough supplies to last the crew on board the station until october. they plan to send three more crew members in late july. live in president newsroom abc 7 news. new lawsuits this morning from passengers that crashed in 2013. the suit is the first lawsuit filed in south korea. 53 passengers of the flight are seeking $30 million in damages. three teens died in the july 2013 crash and more than 180 passengers were injured. the south korean-based airliners have already settled with 72 passengers who filed a lawsuit in the u.s. 6:08 now. a look at the wreckage of a

sight-seeing plane that crashed in alaska killing eight cruise ship passengers. the national transportation safety board tweeted this picture of the remains.t1yu thursday's crash. the cruise line says the pilot had a good safety record and had flown for many years. new this morning, a solar-powered plane is back in the air. this is video of the solar impulse 2 taking off this morning from japan. it's trying a 120-hour flight to hawaii and hopes to go all the way around the globe without fuel. the plane started this leg on june 1st, but had to stall in japan while waiting for weather to clear. if the plane ran off heat we could power it around the world with one charge. >> it's going to heat up. that's what leyla gulen has been telling us. >> round and round a few times i

would say. it's a comfortable start to the morning. we're looking at mild conditions. temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s. even finding a 60 degree reading. 61 degrees. increasing cloud cover throughout the morning and into the afternoon hours. a look at the camera, the sun is shining upon the mountain. and you can see the cloud layer, the sun has risen and it is a gorgeous start to the day. underneath those clouds, it's quite dreary and gray. our three-day forecast, we're looking at temperatures peaking over the next couple days. a look now, a between there. we're going to take you to 880 southbound side where we do have some police activity. a crash involving a robbery suspect shutting down the off ramp. that's definitely causing a big backup in your commute coming away from 238. as as we dip a little farther into san jose, pretty much top speeds everywhere for us.

no accidents on 101 85 none of the highways. you're in great shape there. >> thank you. it's 6:11. 11 million americans in the eye of the storm. mother nature's latest thrashing spurring a tornado in missouri. the split second move some people in st. louis had to make when this came baring down. and thieves targeting holiday travelers by going after luggage. the tricks you can put to work this weekend so your family doesn't fall victim. and we'll have more weather and traffic for you all morning long including a spectacular shot of the sunrising in the east. this is abc

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good morning on this monday a live look here at san francisco international airport. you can see that dense layer of clouds over the airport. could be some arrival delays. we'll stay on top of that this morning. more on the heat wave in a moment. new video into the newsroom shows the dangerous weather ripping across the nation's heartland. this twister touched down last

night near st. louis. no major damage reported but the same line of storms pounded the area with heavy rain and strong winds that lasted into the early morning hours. storms forced baseball fans to scramble for shelter at bush stadium in st. louis. this tower cam video shows fans. they had only minutes to get out of the stands due to safety concerns. the game resumed after an hour and 40 minutes. fans saw some 11 million americans are in the path of severe weather today. "good morning america" will have more on the threat coming up at 7:00. the bay area is no stranger to deadly accidents on railroad tracks. this morning the railroad administration and google are teaming up to do something to reduce the number of accidents. mountain view will include train crossings across the its google maps app. it's a good way to warn drivers to be cautious. last year 270 people died in

railroad crossing accidents. another 850 were injured. 6:15 now, the faa is working on new security measures to keep hackers out of the panel that controls your flight. they met to cover standards that covers all planes. the work took on more when a cyber attack grounded ten flights at poland's warsaw airport. boeing is going even further hiring hackers to see if there are holes in their security. we are a few days away from a busy travel weekend. you might want to keep an extra eye on your luggage. take a look at this man at the baggage claim in seattle. he lifts the luggage out of the carousel and walks away. officials say he was one of nine people disguised as travelers stealing bags from the airport. they may be part of a baggage theft ring. >> they are here all hours of the day. sometimes when we get an individual that's done this

multiple times, they will get a certain pattern we will address. >> to avoid having your bag stolen, police are offering tips. for instance don't use a black bag because it can be mistaken for someone else's. you can also invest in a gps tracker that goes in your luggage. >> maybe chaining a dog to it. >> you know what i noticed? allñi the bags were black. i'm wondering if you had one that stuck out a bright color or something, if that would deter people. >> who wants to hold a >> i was just flying yesterday and it brought that all back. let's take a look if you're traveling out of the bay area. getting out of the heat good for you. however, as we look towards sfo, you can' the low cloud layer.

that's causing some flight arrival delays. about 36 minutes right now. the low cloud layer is keeping our temperatures pretty mild across the bay area. a look right now at live doppler 7 satellite. we're not picking up showers at the moment. the showers are over the sierra to the east of us. we are expecting some possibility as isolated showers and thunderstorms today buzz of the monsoonal moisture coming up into the north and moving its way to the east. so we might just get brushed with a few showers here and there it. current temperatures, 58 degrees in lafayette. 59 degrees in union city. on the peninsula, cooler in san francisco at 53 degrees. we have this area of high pressure bringing instability over the four corner states. you can see the green picking up the moisture. the showers over those particular states. that's what's coming up towards us. but that bubble of heat is going to be moving its way to the

east. but not before it brings some record setting temperatures possibly by tomorrow and wednesday. the crescendo over the next couple of days. the cooling trend begins on thursday right into the weekend. but what about tonight? we have a game when the a's take on the rockies. 65 degrees at first pitch at 7:05. by the time it ends, 58 degrees with a light breeze. we have a gale warning for the delta community. so if you're on the bay waters, be careful it could be quite strong. highs between the mid-70s to the e lower 90s in the east. lows tonight mild across the area with increasing clouds. my seven-day forecast you see the triple digits. don't need to rub your eyes. you're not dreaming. it's going to be 104 degrees inland. 102 expected by wednesday. the cooldown thursday for the inland bay area and coastal communities right up to the 4th of july holiday. let's talk about traffic right now.

i have some good news for folks heading along southbound 880. before i get o to that, i want to show you the glden gate. bridge. we have the low cloud layer. we are lower visibility at half-moon bay. about three miles there. but right now it looks like traffic is running smoothly. as we move over to hayward, still left with significant backup from 238. 7 miles per hour closer to the avenue. that's where they shut down the off ramp. a robbery suspect crashed in that vicinity. the golden gate bridge, 9 minutes into san francisco. the bay bridge busy. we're still clear moving at top speeds along the san mateo bridge. >> thank you. 6:20, a shakeup for the cleveland cavaliers not long after the nba finals. >> why the star player lebron james may be searching for a new

home. and the confederate flag controversy hits the racetrack. where nascar fans stand on the debate after the weekend's run at sonoma. but first abc 7 news now is looking at the clouds over the bay bridge and the bay right there. we have weather

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a live look outside from our hills camera. checking out how the sun has risen beautifully over some clouds this morning. more on the heat wave coming your way in a a moment. but right now let's check in with amy robach with a look at what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning, coming up next on "good morning america," that second escaped convicted killer captured by a lone state trooper less than two miles from the canadian border. david sweat is in critical condition. we'll have brand new detail this is morning next on "good morning america." >> thank you, we'll see you at 7:00. racing fans have really mixed feelings about nascar's plans to eliminate the confederate flag from its events. >> nascar's chairman says he doesn't want confederate flags on track property even in the parking lot and stands. >> it symbolizes oppression to a lot of people. i think it's insensitive for

them to still have the flag up anywhere at this point. that's why it needs to go. >> people should be allowed to display what they want. it's america. people die for that right and that freedom. >> the chairman says he's considering his options on how to move forward with the ban. four-time mvp lebron james will become a free agent on wednesday. james opted out of the final year of his contract with cleveland yesterday. espn is reporting he still plans to resign with cleveland and doesn't plan to talk with any other teams. he will likely sign another one-year contract that will let him become a free agent again next summer. nba free agency begins on july 1st. los angeles could become the nation's best shot at hosting the 2024 summer olympic games if boston doesn't come through tomorrow. that's when beantown must

present a master plan. boston organizers are not only fighting stiff opposition but also fading support from the public concerned about cost. l.a. has a ton of world class venues and could step in to represent the u.s. 6:26 the abc 7 morning news continues with today's top stories. >> including confusion on a bart. platform slows train service. what police say was really to blame when people reported a stabbing. and keeping detergent pods out of your kids' reach after a bump in e.r. calls. we'll explain the invention bringing new peace of mind to parents. we have your forecast and up ♪ ♪

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pie with a cherry on top. >> things are starting to get hot hot. the whipped cream might melt a little bit. it's going to increase as the afternoon wears on. that could bring us the possibility of some thunderstorms and ice lalted showers. here's a look from a roof camera at the north bay. you can see the gray cloud cover as it envelopes the hill top. this morning as you head out the door right now, it's going to be mild and comfortable. you'll need to shed the sleeves by the afternoon. might need the umbrella. we're keeping our eye on a very changeable forecast right now. because those showers were expected earlier this morning, that's going to change for this afternoon. so more on that in a few minutes. i'm going to talk about traffic. as you're making it across the bridge, it's so hazy right now as you head over the water between heyward and foster city.

the cloud cover is really over the entire bay area at this hour. and fog still envelopes the coastline. that's causing visibility concerns. 3 miles per hour at half-moon bay. with the morning commute underway, all lanes of 880 are open right now following a deadly accident that shut down the northbound lanes for several hours this morning. matt keller is live with the story. >> reporter: this started as a minor incident. one vehicle rear ended another vehicle on 880 just before midnight last night. but then one driver got out of his car. >> the party got out of his vehicle to check. he crossed lanes of traffic. after talking to the party he rear ended, he moved back to his vehicle and as he was getting back in his vehicle the

assumption was he was struck at that time while trying to get back in his vehicle. >> that person died at the scene. the coroner was called here at 12:21 a.m. no word on the identification of the victim. two cars were involved in the first crash. two others in the second incident. all the drivers stayed at the scene. 880 was completely blocked off for a short period of time. some lanes were eventually open. 880 was reopened after the on scene investigation was completed. chp did not report any arrests. none of the other drivers had serious injuries. traffic is moving smooth lyly here heading into the northbound 880 onramp. reporting live matt keller abc 7 news. san francisco's gay pride parade resembled a rain bow colored dance. a record number came to celebrate the landmark ruling by the supreme court legalizing same-sex marriage if all 50

states. police estimate more than a million the parade and three days of festivities. it was appropriate the man whose cayce went to the supreme court jim was at the parade as a special guest of honor. >> i'm just 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 a better thing i could possibly do. >> along with the emotion comes the sobering realization that the job is not done yet. there's still work to elimination housing and job discriminations across the country. the coroner's bureau is working to identify a man found shot o to death in a park in fremont. two passers by saw the body at regional park yesterday it was spotted in the bushes off patterson ranch road. eastbound park police officers

say the man was shot in the chest and his body had only been in the park for a short time. he's described only at this point as a hispanic male. police are not releasing any other information about the victim. so far, no arrests have been made. a false report of a stabbing caused major delays a the civic center bart station following san francisco's pride parade. it impacted the daily city and east bay directions around 11:00 last night. someone used red pepper spray, which bart riders mistook for blood. paramedics were dispatched to the station, but an investigation eventually determined no one was stabbed. now to oakley where an argument over a broken car window led to a shooting in the church parking lot. it happened at the church of latter day saints. at least 20 people were fighting, 2 were shot, another was hit with a hammer. everyone is expected to survive. developing news, santa clara county supervisors are

scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike form. the county will ask a judge to stop the strike. contracts expire for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. they voted last week to walk off the job. 6:35 now, three alleged sexual assault victims plan to file a title ix lawsuit against l university of california board of regents this morning. the three were all students at cal when they claimed they were sexually assaulted. the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix requires universities and colleges to combat gender based violence as a way of ensuring all accidents get education. the state snalt will take up the bill to keep parents from using personal believes to keep their child from being vaccinated. the assembly passed the bill last week. it would still allow parents to decline vaccinations for medical

reasons though. those opposed to the measure say vaccines are unsafe and they have the right to choose what happens to their kids. if the senate approves the bill it will be sent to the governor's desk. today the city council will consider using affordable housing funds to keep the city's only mobile home park from closing. last month the city council gave the owner permission to sell the property. all 400 residents face eviction but last week the board of supervisors voted to set aside money to keep the park open. also today nurses will gather at ucsf to voebl liez concerns about a proposed arena project for the golden state warriors at mission bay. nurses are concerned about the impact of planned entertainment center could have on patients and workers. they fear it would limit access to life-saving care and make it difficult for workers to get to the hospital in gridlock traffic.

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welcome back. not picking up showers yet. we are finding some sprinkles over the sierra to the east. we have temperatures in the 50s nor most areas. the rest is 59 degrees in pleasantton. even a 62 degree reading in santa louisianaclara. this area of high pressure bringing instability over the four corner states and that's what's going to bring us showers later on. i'll have your full forecast in a few minutes. let's talk about traffic. so far, so good. a look now towards berkley from our emeriville camera. the traffic on the westbound

side, your headlights moving in towards the maize. nice and light and no accidents to report there. we do have one new crash. this is right along northbound 101 at willow road. watch out for that. not cause inging any delays. you're moving along at top speeds. a peek at drive time traffic, 680 southbound. we're at 15 minutes. 101 southbound to san francisco a little more than an hour. highway 17 top speeds. >> a packaging company created something claims could keep thousands of children emergency room every year. pest to products is testing a child proof bag designed to keep detergent pods out of their reach. they have become a concern because they look like candy. children pick them up and eat them. the bag is secure because it requires someone to unzip the bag and pull it open which is difficult for a young child.

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welcome back, 6:45 now. papa johns is spending millions to clean up its menu. >> will tom cruise be a maverick again? those stories and more for us. >> good morning certainly will be interesting to see that. another thing interesting the markets here today big sell off not just on wall street but globally. the dow and nasdaq down 1%. we're seeing sharp selling with the dow more than 100 points lower. this related to to greece and the lack of a deal reached over the weekend on how greece is going to repay its debt. papa johns eliminating artificial ingredients from its menu. it just scores the cost of the industry to the shift to natural foods. they are focusing on 14

ingredients that will be banished by the end of next year. and men more likely to bring debt into a relationship. it says 42% of men bring credit card debt into their relationships versus 29% of women. they found the average of the credit card debt is 4100 that's brought into a new relationship. and "top gun 2" is happening with tom cruise back as maverick. the top executive with sky dance confirmed that cruise will reprize the role and will have a starring role. he also said the new movie will focus on modern day warfare such as drones. live in sometimes square i'm jane king. >> i will find my way because of the planes. with another week of hot temperatures on tap people in three counties are being called on to do more to prevent wildfires. >> cal fire issued burn bans in

three counties. amy is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, fire officials are saying it's time to prevent and to get prepared. cal fire says to prevent, it is saying no more outdoor burning. they are going to ban any burning of vegetation or limbs and branches. that's out of the question now in three counties. officials say it's just too dry and it's going to be heating up in the next few days. firefighters say one less spark means one less wildfire. they had to fight one just last week. the fire captain said the area is the draest he's seen it in 27 years. and to get prepared fire officials are asking that people clear dead vegetation from around their homes. you want it to be 100 feet away from your home. with these drought conditions and the fact the temperatures are climbing, they are going up. it's time to get serious about prevention.

reporting live, abc 7 news. california's historic drought isn't just raising the fire threat. it's also making bad air even worse and that could be ing a aggravating existing health problems. a new report from the american lung association found that 28 million people live in counties that received a failing grade for air quality. the worst in northern california was san joaquin county. a lack of rain to wash away pollen is making the allergy season worse and making it difficult for people with asthma. let's see what kind of effect today's weather might have. >> we have the drought, the possibility of thunderstorms and some high temperatures. so heat, but this is a a sight for sore eyes. let's take a live picture from our sfo camera. you can see droplets on the lens. showers are finally making its way through the bay area. i mean this is just not measurable. it's very light but it's enough

to just cool you down a little bit. that's giving us a mild start to the morning. as we look at live doppler satellite, no real precipitation is being tracked at this hour. all that precipitation is to the east. thunderstorms are expected there as well. we saw how gray it was over at sfo, which is causing flight arrival delays. 36 minutes, thick clouds also blanketing the coast bringing our fog and visibility to about 5 miles at half-moon bay. 2.5 miles in some areas. be prepared for the delays at sfo. we have a ridge of high pressure that is just to the east of us. but it is circling its way bringing some monsoonal moisture to the bay area. those temperatures are going to peak and then this area of low pressure is going to move in over the bay area bringing us cooler temperatures by the weekend. a look right now from our camera as we look down towards the

cloud layer so pretty. the sun is shining over the tips of those pine trees. it's a gorgeous start. temperatures in the north bay santa rosa at 55. a comfortable 56 in fairfield. 59 in concorde. warmer at 61 degrees. already we're seeing to feel the heat. what's that going to do for our game when the a's take on the rockies starting at 7:05 tonight. 65 degrees, might feel a drizzle or two. you might want to pack the slicker or just a little umbrella umbrella. light winds out of the southwest. 58 degrees to end the game tonight. our temperatures for today going to be pretty hot. in fact, it's going to be in the upper 70s to lower 80s for the south bay. going to see much of the same condition for the peninsula. cooler at the coast. 69 degrees in downtown san francisco at the north bay. even finding some 90 degree

temperature readings and mid-80s for most of us. 70s for the east bay and warm again for the inland areas. mild overnight with some cloud cover. just keeping things rather comfortable. and then the heat starts. we crank it up on tuesday. 104 degrees in our inland areas. temperatures continue to break records. possibly by wednesday continuing to cool down right for the holiday. traffic this morning walnut creek is starting to slow down. chugging along on the southbound side. and as we take you to the pass speeds very slow to the dublin interchange. it's 6:51. we're back with seven things to know before you

good morning, monday a live look here from our rooftop camera looking at san francisco. unfortunately don't have the contrast of the blue skies in the whitish tower at the moment. that's the way we start our day. here are seven things to know before you go. san francisco police estimate this year's pride weekend may have set a record. more than a million people turned out to watch the rainbow-colored parade and celebrate diversity and same-sex marriage is legal in all 50

states. 26 people had been arrested for public drunkenness. number two, enjoy the gray while it lasts. temperatures are going to peak to triple digits for tomorrow and wednesday. as we head out the door, you'll need the sleeves and shed them by noontime. might even feel a sprinkle or two. and traffic, here's a look at the bay bridge tolls. it's a back to work commute. you can see traffic stacked up particularly the cash payers coming away from the eastern bay as we move in towards the south bay. you can see the traffic really starting to load up at 101 northbound. bumper to bumper just up to the airport. it eases into mountain view. number four, breaking news, a fatal accident claimed the life of a good samaritan. a driver was getting out to check on another drive after they tangled when he was struck by a third car passing.

a manhunt in new york state is finally over. david smart was shot twice by a state trooper after three weeks on the run. he's said to be in critical condition. space x and nasa will be discussing why an unmanned rocket blew up after take off. it was headed for the space station with food and number seven, evacuations are underway 120 miles east of seattle. a fierce wildfire has already burned six homes and a half dozen other buildings. city leaders worry about ammonia leaking from a nearby fruit packing facility. >> we'll continue online now. and all your mobile devices. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with more news weather and traffic during "good morning america." we'll look at the heat for

tomorrow. >> get your ice packs today because it is going to be so hot tomorrow and for wednesday. might even break some records. >> i think it's beach days in our future. >> sounds lovely. how about this picture for cool? that will do it. east bay hills camera looking at the clouds that will dissipate quickly enough. have a great day and we'll see you back here tomorrow.

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good morning, america. captured. the three-week-long manhunt for the escaped killers coming to an end. >> the nightmare is finally over. >> david sweat shot twice. trying to escape into the woods. taken to the hospital in critical condition. brand-new images showing the takedown. what the killers did to throw them off their scent. and we hear how the hero cop tracked him. erupting overnight. wall of frames a fast-moving wildfire. threatens homes. forcing thousands to flee in an instant. the fire mixing with propane tanks creating dangerous explosions as triple digit temperatures and strong winds fuel the flames. danger in the water. >> caller's saying someone's