out the door. good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. as you head out the door with that one extra second. drew tuma is in for mike with a look at the micro climate foefrk. >> it's going to get warm in some spots. a 40-degree spread. live doppler 7hd is going to show you we are quiet. a gorgeous shot from our tower cam. sun is up. and low clouds are along the coast. take a look. radar, into the 90s inland. by 4:00, a high uv index. inland spots into the 100s. the bay into the low 80s. the coast into the mid-60s. take it easy out there. >> leyla, with our extra second, you don't have to worry about being late. >> you know what they say about the last second. if we didn't have it we wouldn't get anything done. we have two seconds i guess today. maybe you'll need both of them. we're looking at some conditions around the area if you're heading over the bay bridge.

as we look at the san mateo bridge, that drive is doing fine. you can have that extra cup of coffee and head out the door because traffic is still quite light. action accident-free. the golden gate bridge, the tolls are going up. but also it's very foggy. you have to put the low beams into commission. we're at a clear drive from marin to san francisco. we are following breaking news where a union deal stopped a strike involving thousands of workers at least for now. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose with what's happening in santa clara county now. matt? >> kristen, they've got a deal. it still needs to be approved by membership and the union. check out this tweet sent out by local 521, it stays no strike today. tentative agreement reached. voting time locations to come. congratulations to our negotiating team for standing strong. this deal was completed about two hours ago.

about 9,000 employees were scheduled to walk off the job at 6:00 a.m. no contract was in place. this is the biggest union of the county. about half of all county employees. a judge i approved an injunction keeping 475 employees who were essential on the job. from 911 to juvenile hall. that is not necessary with this deal in place now. this is for four years. recent contracts have been for only two years. reporting live in san jose, matt keller abc 7 news. matt thank you very much. the effort to land a new arena for the warriors is not smooth sailing. issues being raised about the environmental impact from all the traffic it could bring. just down the street from a hospital. abc 7 news reporter janet o is live at the proposed site with more. janet? >> reporter: eric, so you're looking at the area here, mission bay. >> reporter: ucsf hospital is behind us. and the new arena would be across the street. well, some nurses from ucsf say the new proposal to bring the

arena here would gridlock the area. they're not happy about it. they plan to take up concerns later today at a public hearing at city hall. an environmental impact report will be discussed and in that environmental impact report traffic plans will also be detailed. now, a small group of ucsf nurses from california nurses association protested yesterday saying that the warriors if they move across the street, traffic would be heavily impacted for patients and emergency vehicles. city officials, developers and team owners proposed to build an 18,000-seat complex in the mission bay neighborhood, there would be 225 events each year and the nurses admit they're not fully aware of what the viefrmt al impact report says and their voices heard on this critical matter. >> one of the concerns in the game if emergency services are trying to get to -- hospitals to get the patients the critical care they need, they might not

be able to get through. >> questions about traffic legitimate? absolutely. scare tactics. frankly, misinformation is not helpful for anyone. >> a warrior spokesperson says there will be dedicated traffic lanes and -- parking spot for warriors fans. if you want to attend that public hearing it will be held at city hall at 1:00 p.m. in room 416. public comment will be taken up until july 20 d. reporting live in san francisco janet o, abc 7 news. thanks janet. 6:04 now. new details on a crash that closed a portion of highway 12 last night. the westbound lanes between brush creek road and farmers lane are open again now. officers are investigating an accident involving a car and a pedestrian there last night. no word on the pedestrian's name or condition. >> a man from san bruno has been reported missing this morning. they're trying to find henry

calderon. they left at noon on sunday and was last heard from that night. he thought he was in the san francisco area, but last telephone activity was traced to san rafael. he takes several medications and could be at risk without them. he was last seen driving an acura tl. license plate 6 ucj 824. the apartment balcony that collapsed killing six people in berkeley passed a private inspection. los angeles times reports that inspector hired by the library gardens apartment complex found no problems with the balcony. the balcony supports, deck, rails and overhangs were all reported in good condition less than a year ago. but last week, berkeley's city engineers said dry rot had weakened the beams that collapsed. they say apartment managers could not provide proof. they did a safety check on every apartment each year as required by law. more money on the table to save one of the last low-income neighborhoods left in the area.

the city council voted to match santa clara county's commitment to purchase the bun a vista mobile home park. the total is $29 million. 400 residents would likely be forced to leave that community if the land was sold by a private owner. a federal civil lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a belmont boy kicked out of class because of his haircut. 6-year-old jaylen broussard attended kindergarten at immaculate heart of marry school. he was sent home in december because his fade haircut longer on top and shorter on the sides his teacher said violated school policy and could be distracting to other students. the mom of the sfu dent couldn't believe it. >> i believe he was discriminated against. there are lots of kids with hair longer in the middle and shorter on the sides. >> the only difference is the texture of his hair. because he's an african-american. >> broussard said e-mail commune kapgss with the school produced no new answers.

she pulled jaylen and his older brother out of school in january and filed a complaint. the santa rosa city council may introduce an ordinance banning smoking practically anywhere in the city. in fact people would not be allowed to smoke e-cigarettes tobacco or marijuana in outdoor service areas lines for atms, bus stops and movie theaters. it would ban smoking in attached homes and city parks. in and out of marin county, the tunnel will be called the robin williams tunnel. they voted to change the name of the waldo tunnel to honor the late actor and comedian. a woman from tiburon started the petition for the name change. williams grew up in the bay area. donations will have to pay for the change in the name. the renaming will come as soon as this fall. it will cost you more to drive across the golden gate bridge. the toll will increase tomorrow july 1st by 25 cents.

commuters with fast track will pay $6.25. pay by plate will go up to $7.25 and those driving in the carpool lane will pay $4.25. a live look from a golden gate bridge camera. ferry fares go up 50 cents as well and bus service fares will rise about 5 cents. muni riders aren't escaping either. it will cost more starting tomorrow. the discount fare for children and seniors. going from 75 cents to a dollar. monthly passes increase by $1 to $3 depending on what type you have. cable car fares will go up a dollar from $6 to $7. the automatic increase is to cover labor costs and operating fees approved by the board. 6:08 now. we'll turn things over to leyla with problems in traffic this morning. >> we have had big problems this morning. right now, kristen, as we head into the sun, that heat that drew has been telling us about,

we can actually see it. we're heading eastbound. i'm going to turn 360 around in the eastbound direction so we can get the sun out of our eyes and westbound traffic in this particular area looking clear. we have a new problem, however. i'll get to that in a moment. start with this a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the sun rising over the east bay. back over to 580 westbound side. at grant line road. we have a crash here. it's causing a pocket of heavy flowing. once you get past it still tapping on the brakes into livermore. drew? >> leyla, you said it right. you need the shades this morning. a live look from a rooftop camera. the sun is up. we're on the way to a warm start. good morning in oakland. 56 degrees 61 in san jose. good morning san francisco at 56. livermore and antioch sitting at 62 degrees. antioch is going to be a

scorcher. 105 is the high today. 103 livermore. 102 in concord. 72 san francisco. up to 95 in napa. 92 in san jose and palo alto. sunny and warm with a high of 88. eric, kristen. >> drew thank you very much. 6:10 now. a mix of baseball and science coming to the oakland colosseum today. >> 100 little leaguers will participate in an on-field clinic. former players, including tony la russa vida blue and shooty babitt will show the kids the science behind the game. the clinic is designed to inspire students and stem learning standing for science, technology, engineering and math. they've done it for a few years now and it's a hit with the kids. >> i hope they explain the curve ball to me. >> 6:10 now. summer storms continue to pound the midwest. >> hail storms to minnesota. a closer look at the wild weather.

>> a driver's dangerous stunt to clear a drawbridge as it's moving. one investigator say sparked this daredevil type move. >> we have more weather and traffic as abc 7 news now. traffic moving along just fine. we have weather and traffic for you during the entire commercial

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good morning everyone. it is 6:14. this is a look from our east bay hills camera both low clouds there. as drew has been telling us about this morning. don't worry. they'll give way and you'll have warmer temperatures in parts of the bay area. we'll find out of where that is coming up. in japan, a man set himself on fire on a bullet train this morning killing himself and one other person. witnesses say the man poured an oil-like substance over his head before igniting himself with a lighter. the train was carrying 1,000 passengers. officials say at least nine others were injured. one seriously. most were treated for smoke inhalation. this is the first fatal incident on japan's high-speed rail

network in its history. 19 arizona firefighters died fighting the yarnell hill fire two years ago. the hotshot that's been in a safe position but suddenly moved down the mountainside. they were trapped there by a wall of flames. prescott, where the hotshots were based will hold a memorial this afternoon. the state of arizona recently agreed to pay the 19 families of the hotshots $670,000. happening today, you can add another name to the gis of hopefuls for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. >> i have an irish father and i had a sicilian mother. >> this video is from a campaign website of new jersey governor chris christie who will officially throw his hat into the ring today. he will make the announcement from his former high school where he was elected class president. many experts believe his best chance for the white house is actually in 2012. he becomes the 14th gop

candidate to announce a 2016 presidential campaign. happening today, the state department is set to release another set of e-mails from presidential candidate hillary clinton. back in march it was revealed she used a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state after a batch was released last week. the state department admitted it was missing part of 15 messages provided to the committee investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> it's 6:16. looking at the temperatures. eric already wanted me to look ahead to the future. >> is not welcoming the triple digits. >> not a fan. but the ac will be running today, i assure you. >> yeah, it was. in parts of the region guys you saw strong storms across the united states. a lot of heat. this is from minneapolis minnesota. this looks like sheets of rain but embedded in that are hailstones that did a little bit of damage. bouncing off the sidewalks. the strong storms are pushing to

the east. the mid-atlantic and parts of the southeast will see strong storms later on this afternoon. back here at home, we're talking about rather quiet conditions. live doppler 7hd. we're not tracking much in the way of moisture if at all. a few clouds along the coast. our rooftop all aglow. >> a lot of sunshine along the way. temperatures dumped up inland today and tomorrow. cooler weather for the holiday weekend. good morning hayward at 58 degrees. san jose at 55. 62 in fairfield. san francisco 56. good morning oakland, at 57 degrees. the wider picture and the water vapor showing a big area of high pressure around the four corners. that creates a dome of heat. a new wave of heat is getting ushered into the bay area today. micro climate, 72 in downtown san francisco. 66 in daily city. to escape the heat, go to the

coast. we'll duplicate that on half moon bay. redwood city warm at 88. 91 in san jose. here's the temperatures. take it from there into the afternoon we go. there are the triple digits from fairfield, concord, antioch, livermore. clear lake into cloverdale. anywhere from 100 to 105. 89 by 3:00. 75 in oakland. 71 san francisco and right around 95 degrees in napa by 3:00 in the afternoon. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. summer scorcher on the way. the heat hangs on for another day and a gradual cooldown into the holiday weekend. looking fine for the fourth. let's get to traffic with leyla. >> speaking of the summer scorcher, we're driving into the fire as we speak. that's the sun. i'm going to turn this around. that's how bright it is alongside of 80. we've made it out of livermore and heading to tracy over the

altamont pass. on tuesday morning, if you are traveling in the westbound direction, though, we're clear to go with the exception of an accident. let's get to that. i want to show you on the maps where it's located. westbound side of 580 at grant line road. you can see the backup bumper to bumper traffic as 205 meets 580. it's not affecting 580 as it leaves tracy to merge with the freeways. the rest of the commute, it is sluggish as you head into the pass. as we continue with drive time traffic 101 to petaluma. a 20-minute commute from caster valley to the maze. north side of 181 -- to highway 85 just 13 minutes. we'll get to there. kristen, eric. scary video out of florida shows the dangers of distracted driving. >> watch as this suv crashes right through the gate and goes up and over the drawbridge as it was rising. >> they say the driver wasn't a daredevil.

they say he was looking at his gps while he was behind the wheel. the driver and the passenger suffered minor injuries. don't do that. every time i cross a drawbridge i think about that. be careful. 6:20. welcome news for american workers. >> many could soon make more money. look for the extra long hours you work. the rules the president is set to propose today about overtime. >> but first abc 7 news now looking at a bridge we were telling you about where the fares go up tomorrow. you'll pay more to cross it. but today, this is your look at the golden gate bridge. some fog out there this morning. weather and traffic during the break with abc 7 news now. you wish

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outdated and that it's time for change. >> he wants to require overtime for workers who earn nearly $1,000 a week. that's more than double the current threshold. currently employers can skate around paying overtime to salaried employees who earn more than $455 weekly by calling them managers. this proposal will extend overtime protection to about 5 million workers. starting tomorrow almost everyone in california will get paid sick leave. the new law signed by governor brown gives workers three paid sick days every year. home health aides won't be covered. business groups say the law is a job killer and will prevent small businesses from expanding. also tomorrow smoke detectors with replaceable batteries will no longer be sold in california. a new state law requires all new battery-powered smoke alarms to be powered by a ten-year battery. a new study over the morning glass of orange juice. the more you eat or drink

citrus, especially whole grapefruit and orange juice, the higher the risk for melanoma. in fact, the study found people who had two servings of citrus fruit or juice a day had a 36% higher risk of getting cancer. the study is in the journal of clinical oncology. it's not enough info to stop drinking orange juice or eating your orange. it could be other factors. people in the areas with the most sun might drink the most orange juice. >> thinking the same thing. 6:25. the abc 7 morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including walking down the aisle and packing on the pounds. pet owners taking precautions in the east bay. the bizarre occurrence leaving many scratching their heads. a strike involving about 9,000 county employees was averted early this morning. we'll tell you what's next for

workers and also county leaders coming up in a live report. we have more weather and more traffic all morning. looking at san francisco international airport with abc 7 news now.

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it is 6:29 as we look at the coit tower. it's going to be a nice day in san francisco and a hot day in other parts of the bay area. i know this because drew tuma told us. >> my name is eric thomas. i'm kristen sze withdrew tuma and leyla gulen. a comfortable start now. but total sunshine later today will bring us a summer scorcher. live doppler 7 hd. a quiet picture atop the kgo studios. it's nice as could be. our day planner will show us by 7:00, between the mid-50s to mid-60s. turning warmer by the lunchtime hour. then by the afternoon, you see

that 66 degrees. nearly 100 in some spots. the tip cam summer spread is in full effect on this last day of june. thank you very much, drew. the roads this morning? >> we've had our problems. hiccups here and there. we're dealing with moderate conditions in terms of congestion. also we have 360 that is on the ground in it looks like 580 right now. i'm finding traffic. we'll get to that shortly. as we look at walnut creek southbound side of 680 pushing in towards highway 24. start to see brake lights flashing. that's slowing things down. a built of a crowd starting to build at the richmond san rafael toll plaza. so far the backups are not terribly extensive. it's a great time to head out on the roads. breaking news for you. a planned strike by thousands of workers in santa clara county called off after both sides hammered out a tentative deal. matt keller is live to explain in san jose. >> reporter: eric, this really

was a last minute deal. the union were scheduled to walk off the job at 6:00 a.m. that union representing about 9,000 workers and the county reached a tentative agreement just before 4:00 this morning. the county executive jeff smith released this statement this morning saying although the agreement has to be ratified by its members, strike has been averted and you can access all county services today and during the weeks ahead. could have been an interesting and challenging day if the employees representing 521 walked off the job. that's about half of all county employees. 475 would have been prohibited from striking because they were deemed essential employees, including 911 dispatchers and workers at the jail and juvenile hall. this latest deal is for four years. recent contracts for only two years. money was a major sticking point along with staffing issues. the next step is for union membership and county supervisors to vote on it. reporting live in san jose, matt keller abc news 7. thank you.

breaking news in san francisco. an lgbt mural has been defaced again. somebody tried to set the mural at 24th and bryant on fire last night. this is the third time in recent weeks it's been vandalized. the mural blends mexican-american images with lesbian, gay and transgender themes. a donor who played for the last replacement gave the galleria enough money to keep replacing it if it was vandalized again. with a blast of triple digit temperatures and the fourth of july this weekend, firefighters are urging people to play it safe. in alameda county and other counties across the area, fire crews are on high alert. the concern is doubled in areas where fireworks are legally sold. the alameda county fire department has heavy firefighting equipment ready to go. to know what constitutes safe fireworks, we've posted a full list on our web sooift, go to abc 7 news.com. new video captures the scope of a fast moving fire moving

through washington state. this drone video posted to youtube shows the sleepy hollow fire being fueled by wind windy and also hot dry conditions. since the start of sunday the fire burned more than 3,000 acres. in the path of destruction, at least two dozen homes, some mansions embers have sparked several industrial fires. several firefighters have suffered heat-related injuries. no homeowners have been hurt but thousands are still evacuated. "good morning america" will have more on the fire and the effort to find a cause coming up at the top of the hour. new details on breaking news we're following in indonesia. the death toll from a plane crash has jumped to more than 100 people and indonesian military c-130 plane crashed into a residential neighborhood in sumatra, 113 people on board. indonesian air force officials say the plane crashed two minutes after taking off. >> two coast guard members walked away with minor injuries after their helicopter made a hard landing at sfo yesterday.

sky 7 hd checked out the damage dalton rescue helicopter. the chop he were suddenly plunged while hovering about ten feet above the ground and flipped over during a maintenance test flight. airline take-offs and landings stopped for a few minutes while fire trucks raced to the scene. helicopters from los angeles will handle search and rescue along the coast for the time being. a new round of mountain lion sightings in the flat lands of san mateo. the first friday night from bellevue avenue and clark drive. the cat was then spotted walking through a gate at park elementary school. the lion appeared to be calm, didn't act aggressively. the san mateo hills have long seen big cats but uncommon in the flatlands. however, last month, police chased this one through downtown and tranquilized it and released it near the crystal springs ves voir. the drought may be drawing them down to seek food and water. el cerrito hills, multiple

cats have been missing. you can find missing pet posters in the area. one cat owner said he wasn't aware there were so many missing cats until his own went missing. >> went looking around the neighborhood and there's posters of missing cats all around. >> one poster said that they were three or four missing cats in ten days. and thin there was another neighbor that said it could be closer to ten. >> many neighbors suspect coyotes may be to blame. he found a bowl of cat food in his driveway and suspected it was poisoned. pastor of one of the largest bay area churches will meet with other church leaders to decide how to move forward with same-sex marriages. it was over the jubilee christian center where all marriages are on hold including traditional ones. the reverend richard told abc 7 news he won't perform same-sex marriages under last week's ruling. churches are not required to

perform ceremonies if it goes against their religious beliefs. same-sex marriages are performed in all 50 states. the last two holdouts, louisiana and mississippi started issuing licenses yesterday. >> 6:36. up next, more support for working moms. why millennials are making it easier for women looking to have careers and families. >> weddings and weight. while your effort to shed pounds walking down the aisle may be in vain not long afterwards. check this out. abc 7 news now looking at the toll plaza where traffic is really backed up now. sun shining brightly ahead of a hot day. weather ♪ ♪

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♪ good morning. 6:39 a.m. you're off to a sunny start. a live from the camera. a little pit of fog from san francisco. otherwise -- currently 56 in oakland right now. 63 in mountainview. 56 in downtown san francisco. a warm 62 in fairfield and antioch. good morning, you're at 61 degrees right now. fast forward into the afternoon. temperatures real i will going to skyrocket in many spots. but 92 in san jose. 90 in fremont. then the triple digits appear in concord, livermore antioch, fairfield. anywhere from 102 to 105. a warm 92 san rafael.

that's a 92 in vallejo. that's the weather. let's get a look at traffic with leyla. >> b.a.r.t. trains are running on time. east trains we've got three or four minutes late. 5 is on time. take a look at this. we have pretty heavy backups coming away from 238. past 92 in fact, you're trying to get on to the san mateo bridge, a chunk of traffic. it's going to take about 13 minutes. drive time track, everything moving along at a great clip with the exception of 101 northbound to the san jose airport. kristen, eric. leyla, thank you. 6:40 now. you know that expression, fat and happy. it turns out wedded bliss does add to the waistline. >> married couples have a higher body mass index than those who were single. that measures body hat based on

weight. not long after a couple walks down the aisle, their weight increases by 4 pounds on average. >> yikes. 6:41 now. a showdown over a home for a local nba star. >> the issue, trading roadblocks for a plan warriors are at in san francisco. apple music makes its debut. the two things you need to know before signing on to the new streaming service. first, stay in the know with sbs 7 news now. you're looking live at the san mateo bridge which is getting equally as heavy. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around

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it's 6:44 now. a proposed new arena for the warriors in san francisco is met with controversy. concerns about gridlock traffic and environmental impact there are plenty of complaints to go around. >> reporter janet o is live with more on where those will go today. janet? >> reporter: kristen, there is new opposition this morning from the mission bay alliance who say the environmental impact report shows that several major intersections here in mission bay would be gridlocked if the warriors arena is built here. now, this group and other opponents will be going to a public hearing later today. just yesterday, a small group of

ucsf nurses protested arena plans. they say traffic would affect patients and emergency vehicles trying to get to the hospital during gamedays. a proposal is calling for an 18,000-seat arena across street from the hospital. the environmental impact report includes plans to ease traffic. >> dedicated traffic lanes dedicated routes to the hospital for people going to the hospital as opposed to going to the arena or any other event. it can totally be done. >> all the nurses love the warriors and support the warriors. but our priority is our patients. >> reporter: opponents insist there will be 200 dedicated spots for the warriors fans. the warriors say they are building more than 1,000. you can attend this public hearing pat 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. public comment will be taken until july 20th.

reporting live here in san francisco. janet o, abc 7 news. janet thank you. 6:45 now. united airlines announced a major investment in a bay area biowaste company that could soon power its planes with biofuels. the airline is investing $30 million in fulcrum bioenergy of pleasanton in hopes to turn farm waste and animal fat into aviation fuel. it's the largest single expense. this is video of the ecoskies plane which uses biofuels. other airlines including southwest, alaska and british airways are investing in alternative energy. facebook is expanding again. this time to africa. the social media giant is opening an office in johannesburg, south africa. it has 120 million users across the continent with 80% logging in from mobile. facebook executives hope the expansion will help people and businesses connect even more. apple's music streaming service is available today. it's free for the first three

months. then users pay about $10 a mont to stream other music. we have it posted online at abc 7 news.com. animal rights group is suing california over its treatment of chickens. >> jetblue is poised to add baggage fees starting today. that's not what flyers want o hear. jane king has those stories and more with the morning money report. >> not at all, good morning to you. a little bit of a recovery on what was the worst day on greek's worries. the second quarter as well. but the dow at the moment up by 60. s&p and nasdaq trading positive also. suing california, kia, the pete a foundation says the california department of food and agriculture deferred to meat inspectors to monitor. that leaves a loophole they say. federal humane slaughter law

does not cover it. say goodbye to the free checked bag on jetblue if you buy the cheapest ticket. a new fare scale to be introduced today. the complimentary luggage policy. the change leaves southwest as the major airline that does not charge a fee for the first checked bag. acceptance of working moms is at an all-time high. researchers say we're significantly more accepting of working mothers than previous generations. they found millennials much more accepting of working moms than other generations at the same age. adults are also less likely to say children are suffering if moms work outside the home. i'm jane king. a good role model for the kids. thanks jane, so much. speaking of role models on the kids, let's check in with lay agu la

it was reported to chp westbound side of 80 at the toll plaza near the metering there was a fire. we're trying to get more information on this. i do see some smoke. it appears that it's white smoke at this hour. i did see black smoke a few minutes ago. i believe we've got the fire department on scene and they're putting it out. do expect delays. so far from what i can see on the right-hand side, we've got delays certainly because of the metering lights have been turned on. we'll find out more information for you coming up in a couple of minutes. again, we do have some fire reported that is right at the toll plaza. >> drew? >> leyla, it's going to be a really nice start to the day. lots of sunshine. live doppler 7 hd showing a quiet picture. live outside to the camera. lots of sunshine across the region. our forecast calls for limited fog this morning. the triple digits are really going to return inland.

just in time for the holiday weekend. take you outside right now. good morning san ramon at 56 degrees. 57 in oakland. san jose good morning at 61 degrees. let's fast forward and show you highs on your tuesday. micro climate, wide range in temperatures right along the coast. downtown san francisco up to 72. oakland into the east bay we go. warmth at 81 degrees. we skyrocket in walnut creek up to 101 by the afternoon. a scorcher in antioch. up to 105. if you want to dip your toes in the ocean, go to the coast and get a cooler relief of air, the ocean water temperatures anywhere from 50 degrees in bodega bay up to 60 degrees in san francisco. o.co later on tonight taking on the ball game, the rockies and the a's. 74 by first pitch at 7:05. as the sun goes down at 8:36, by the game wrapping at 9:30, 10:00, we'll see a temperature of 67 degrees. so take a look at highs today around the region. starting in the south bay.

92 san jose. lots of sunshine. 93 cupertino. 91 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula 88 redwood city. 68 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 72 degrees today. 66 for daily city. into the north bay we go. 94 santa rosa. the same in sonoma. 105 in cloverdale. into the east bay 81 oakland. 89 union city. 90 in fremont. 86 in hercules. inland, here we go. a scorcher. lots of sunshine. anywhere from 101 to 105. accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat holds on before a cooldown into the weekend. saturday, fine for the fourth. >> drew, thanks. 6:51. we're back with seven things to know before you kb. first, abc 7 news now looking at the bay bridge toll plaza area where leyla is reporting on that fire. we'll continue you to keep you posted with wea mmmm yoplait

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good morning. 6:53. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog. traffic, the headlights moving well into san francisco. whether just joining us or heading out the door, seven things to know. breaking news in santa clara county. a deal was reached with the county and its workers threatening to walk off the job this morning. the tentative four-year agreement must be voted on by the 9,000 workers. highway 12 in santa rosa

between brush creek road and farmer lane fully opened after a closure. there was a traffic accident between a car and a pedestrian early this morning. the victim suffered major injuries. number three i'm meteorologist drew tuma. summer sports on the way. live look from the tower camera showing mainly sunny skies in the day ahead. shows you by the afternoon, you can burn quickly inland in the low 100s. the bay. low 80s the coast in the mid-60s. >> we're still following up at number 4. a fire burning at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've seen black smoke at times. we're starting to see white smoke. we're wondering if this is possibly an overheated vehicle. chp headed to the scene to locate the fire. as we move over to the east bay, we have number 5, people for and against a new warriors stadium will get

to sound off. nurses at the hospital worrying about patients being able to access the hospital on gamedays. public hearing at san francisco city hall this afternoon at 1:00. the clock is ticking for a vaccine bill in front of governor brown. the governor has until july 1231233th to sign the bill requiring vaccinations for all california schoolchildren. number 7 the waldo tunnel going in and out of marin county on highway 101 will soon get a new name. the state senate approved a resolution to name it after the actor, robin williams. the name change could happen as soon as this fall. abc 7 news continues now online on twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices. back in 25 minutes during "good morning america" and it bears repeating. going to be hot enough today to keep water and light clothing with you. >> the warm spots in antioch, and concord between 100 and 105. drink plenty of water out there.

take it easy. >> eggs on the pavement. >> i love what he's talking about. >> remind you one more time about the bay bridge toll plaza leyla. indeed. we had a report of a fire. we're still checking up on it. follow me on twitter for the latest. folks get out there, have a great day but be safe. we'll see you later.

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