happy thursday to you or happy friday light, however you like to look at it. >> we've got lal la coming a eye on the weather and drew here for mike this morning. we're on drizzle watch. >> take a look at this. video from liver more earlier this morning a a little bit of lightning in the distance. drizzle falling early this morning. good news, because of you're so dry you are not going to see this lightning moving into our neck of the woods. we'll have a little bit of rain. we'll press a little bit closer into the north bay where much of the activity is right now. so some wet or damp roadways in the north bay at this hour. >> drew, thank you very much.

let's see how those damp roadways are affecting the drive. >> let's go outside right now and see how things are moving. we'll going to take you into san jose on 280. northbound side, your lights pushing and traffic very light this morning. as you come in from emeryville, very light conditions but you might some patches of wet roadway as you travel right through. we have breaking news in washington, d.c. you can see video here of some emergency vehicles in the area of the navy yard in d.c. there is a report of an active shooter. no casualties reported at this time. police cars obviously seen in the area with sirens on rushing to the area. in september of 2013 there

was another active shooter incident in the washington navy yard. that person actually killed 13 people. the shooter was also killed in that incident but this is another incident that is unrelated at this point. we'll let you know more when we get more information. >> affiliate wusa channel 9 in washington, d.c. says that an employee inside the navy yard reports that alarms are sounding and the buildings are on lockdown. these are live pictures here so you can see that they are still bringing emergency vehicles to the scene, armored vehicles to the scene as well. we're waiting for more details into what what is taking place inside the navy yard there in d.c. we'll update you throughout the morning here on abc 7 news. other news at 5:02. get ready for the possibility of higher electric bills for bay area homeowners. the public utilities commission is set to do a revamp of rates.

we will explain. >> reporter: first it was conserving water and now you may have to conserve power usage as well. under this new proposal, resident shat customers could see their power bills surge by as much as $10. the proposal came out just yesterday by two state judges. low income families served would be charged a minimum of $5. a majority of californians served would pay at least double that amount. under the proposal officials also hope to tack on a surcharge for the highest energy users. the state public utilities commission is expected to vote on the issue tomorrow on the eve of fourth of july. the move is being met with a lot of criticism. critics such as the sierra club says raising power rates hurt low income family and punish low energy users. critics say the vote is coming down on a day most people won't

notice because they will be busy with fourth of july preparations. developing news, police are trying to determine this morning if a man they have in custody is the one who shot a woman san francisco's being near 14. she was visiting the scenic site with her father. police later stopped a man who fit the description provided by witnesses. investigators are not said if he was arrested or if he killed her. they don't know what the motivation is behind the shooting. a woman was shot at a motel 6 on commerce boulevard. officers got to a scene after receiving a call around 2:00 this morning. the woman in her mid 20s was taken to the hospital with two gunshot wounds. her condition is not known at this time. witnesses told police a man was seen leaving the motel on foot.

>> some redwood city tenants will meet with council members today hoping to get some help about their eviction. they were given evacuation notices after they were given a rent increase. eight of the 18 families have decided to stay despite the eviction notice. president obama will travel to wisconsin to talk about a new rule that will make more minimum wage workers able to earn overtime. many employers trying to get around paying overtime by designating their workers as managers. this will stop that practice. residents will pick up the pieces in missouri due to what many believe is a tornado. the helicopter caught transformers blowing up.

the storm also brought hail and flood waters to the area. a flash flood warning is in effect for parts of the show me state. we saved 29% more of water in may compared tie year ago, that's well above the 25% governor brown asked for in april. state water officials say a cooler and wetter may might have helped. hillsborough was the big saver. overall water use in the area was down 32%. people used an average of 66 gallons a day. that's the lowest for any part of the state except the north coast. believe it or not it's july and you may have slick roads out there. >> it's tough to believe especially in july when we typically don't see any moisture in many of our cities across the bay area but this moisture is helping to wipe out the extreme heat we've had the last couple of days. we've show you a little bit of green on the screen. light drizzle at this hour and it's confined to the north bay

even some light showers around petaluma. there will be some damp roadways in spots. it won't be everywhere, but it is helping to keep our heat in check today. take a look at live look outside. you do notice a a little bit of cloud cover on the horizon. it's rather cloudy by the lunchtime hour and by 4:00 more in the way of sunshine but the clouds early on will help to keep us on the cooler side so not as hot today. you see our inland location only topping out to the lower 90s. by evening hours lots of sunshine just a few clouds up there and temperatures ranging from the 80s inland and the bay in the 70s and the coastal will be in the mid 50s. it's going to be a little bit cooler. >> it's going to be nice. >> you are still going to need the sunscreen. >> of course. you can always get burned. >> absolutely. if you are going to go to the fair, that starts today pack the sunscreen.

listen to drew. at the bay bridge toll plaza, the collars have cleared -- the cars have cleared out. we do have areas where you are finding some spots of green as we track weather and traffic together. we do not have particularly wet roadways but what we do have is some construction eastbound of i-80. from the truck scales right up to isabel avenue. that's going to last until 6:00 this morning. westbound direction 35 miles per hour as you continue from tracy over to the passe, that area of green, that is a little bit of wet weather hanging over the hillside. drive time traffic right now 42 minutes despite that slowing over the past. 101 to the airport all at top speeds. thank you, it's 5:08. >> bubble wrap is losing its

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washington, d.c. xing this is the washington navy yard. you are looking at live pictures here and there are reports that the park police have responded to an active shooter scene at the washington navy yard. a call came in about 7:40 their time this morning, so that is 4:40 our time this morning. police have closed down the streets around the navy yard. no reports yet of anyone wounded and even the navy at this point is saying no incident can be confirmed as of yet. you may report about two years ago there was another active shooter at the washington navy yard who claimed 12 lives before taking his own. a bad week continues for donald trump this morning. hotel properties owned by trump have become the latest hacked. they suffered a data breach. it may go back as far as february. trump is running for president. he has been dumped by several networks and sponsors have

making inflammatory comments about illegal immigrants from mexico. ferry capsized in philippines. 180 passengers and crew members were on board when it overturned. officials say the boat went down minutes after it left a central port in choppy waters. crews have rescued at least 118 passengers. survivors say the bow of the ferry suddenly rose from the waters before it flipped over on one side and began to sink. whole foods, two top executives admits some of their stores did overcharge some customers. the company has posted a youtube video apologizing. an investigation in new york city revealed pricing errors at whole foods stores there. some of their fresh products were not weighed properly. we were told this type of error is common.

>> we find errors probably on a weekly basis. it may not be to the extent as whole foods but we find errors. >> whole foods says the mistakes were unintentionally. they promised to increase training around the country. if there's a pricing error the company will give you the item for free. battle-bots are being brought back to television. this year, there are several young women at the controls. we report. >> it's a fight to the death. robot versus robot using saw blades and flame throers back in the arena for a new season of battle-bots on abc and this is one of the fierce competitors. chomp. designed and engineered by 25-year-old zoe stephenson and her team. >> i wanted to use slain

originally. >> chops has that. even this watermelon crushed for fun. what is your goal on this show? >> i want to have more women doing cool engineering stuff on tv. most are men and they are awesome and wonderful, but i feel a little lonely. >> but it's stephenson stepping up as a role model. she let us drive chomp which isn't easy, now armed to take out her opponents and perhaps crush a few stereotypes along the way. >> i love the show and now that women are involved it's going to be really interesting. very cool. cool to see the flames coming out there. we saw some lightning overnight in some areas of central california. here though it's a lot more

subdued. good news, we're not going to see much more lightning we don't want that. we show you some light moisture and confined to the coast and the north bay. we'll press in a little bit closer right around santa rosa. this is where we see the most activity west of glenn ellen. some drizzle at most. it's dampening the roadways around interest. you may encounter some wet roadways. we're drying out. 7:00 already in the morning you know much of the moisture well to the north of us and by 8:00 9:00 we're going to dry out our skies and we'll hang out clouds for the heat of the day. that will keep the heat down. some isolated pockets of drizzle, not anything widespread. we're not as hot this afternoon.

holiday weekend the early call it's dry and rather comfortable. the clouds also acting like a blanket this morning. it is mild in antioch at this hour. 75 degrees. 72 san ramon. and napa right now, we're seeing some light drizzle 62 degrees. good morning there. radar and satellite combined, we'll show you an area of high pressure that brought us intense moisture. much of the moisture will be falling apart the next couple of hours. 83 santa clara. peninsula, 83, palo alto. inland, no triple digits.

91 pittsburgh, 91 antioch. forecast shows you morning pockets of drizzle heat received today and by the weekend, fear -- we're fair for the fourth. let's get a check of the traffic. >> those droplets, 40 trains running on time right now. ace trains 1 and 3 are running on time. take a look as what's happening here at the san mateo bridge. now, we did have a couple of weekends where we had a complete closure of the bridge. it's not like that. just a few little touch-ups here they are trying to make. that's going to last until 11:00 this morning. drivetime traffic, from 4 to the mays 17 minutes. 101 southbound from san

francisco so fso 11 minutes will get you there. several major u.s. airlines are under investigation accused of working together to keep ticket prices sky-high. >> here's this morning's money report. >> topic americas money. major airlines under investigation. >> the government probe involves american, delta southwest, and united, which controls 80% of flights. at issue, did they work together to limit the number of seats and boost ticket prices. >> airlines deny it. saying they compete not cooperate. the drought in colorado forcing -- the drought in california is forcing anheuser-busch to make beer less water. >> they are finding more water efficient ways without sacrificing taste. a revamped version of bubble wrap will no longer have the bubbles and the pop that went -- >> come on. that's not bubble wrap. >> the familiar pop going away.

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in a building there. check out this spectacular show as lightning move through the bay area overnight. meteorologist drew tuma. drizzle is confined to the north bay right now. other spots are dry. not as hot today is the big story. look at future temperatures coming up. san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting at pier 14 last night. a 13-year-old -- 34-year-old woman died at the hospital. police have detained a man. the public utilities commission is expected to vote tomorrow on a revamp on electricity rates that could mean an increase in your bill. sierra club says raising power

rates would hurt low income families. evacuations continue in tennessee after a train derailed. 5,000 people have been forced to leave their homes in maryville west of nashville. a look from our cameras, it looks like a early build up, we are seeing some cars slowing down as they made the merge between i-80 and 580 rounding your way over toward the bay bridge tolls. right now we have pretty clear conditions across other parts of the bay area but i'll have details straight ahead. it's time to say good-bye to a loveable human character on sesame street. maria on the long-running pbs series is retiring after 45 years on the show. along with acting on sesame street, she also served as a

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good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. >> and i'm eric thomas. we're watching your traffic this morning. drew is in on this lucky july day where we have drizzle. >> drizzle watch. >> in july. >> is what we're calling it. #drizzle watch. trending. >> the drizzle storm of the century. >> >> a lightning strikes knocked out power to part of the city this is the type of the weather that was moving through thanks to all that heat that built up yesterday. we'll show you those storms that moved through the central valley, as they progressed to the west, you notice lightning strikes pretty much go to zero. we're not really on the watch for lightning, but what we are

watching is some drizzle, some modern pops of rain. we go norlingt of santa rosa. heavier showers have developed right near mark west springs road. take a look at that. on drizzle watch for at least the next couple of hours. some of the roads may be damp. >> it looks like they are drying out this morning. if you are on those country roads that you saw on drew's map. you might want to use a little bit of caution. golden gate bridge, travels are good. you can see the clouds hanging over the north way. it's not affecting or impeding visibility. walnut creek, it's starting to slow down just a touch as you move closer to main but it looks like the rest of the drive is clear and accident-free.

thank you. breaking news, we had reports of a gunman at the navy yard in washington, d.c. they are setting up a live report here and a lot of police in the area but we did just get word that although the navy yard was put on lockdown, park police advise that the buildings have been swept and there are no threats at this time. why this looks like a false alarm, abc news reporter is saying that the response from police was massive. police and s.w.a.t. teams were everywhere, and it goes to show you that they are really nervous right now because september 2013 there was a lone gun man who went on a shooting spree at the navy yard killing 12 people. the suspect was killed with a fire fight with police. we'll bring you any new developments. reporting continues now on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. police questioned a person of interest for the shooting death of a woman in a popular

tourist area in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us with more. >> reporter: this is the area where you would expect you would hear about a shooting we're on the embarcadero from mission. this happened at 6:30 last night. we had some amateur video that was taken by a witness right after this shooting happened. shot from a 15th floor apartment. a 43-year-old woman was shot and killed who was visiting the site with her father. several witnesses try to help the victim. >> video surveillance cameras all throughout. so once we gather all the information and we could see the video, we will able to tell the story and find out exactly what happened, why it happened. >> detectives did find and detain a man who fit the description of the perp who may

have shot her. they have not said whether he was arrested or if they believe he killed her, and at this time they have not said what they believe the motive was behind the shooting. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. this morning, san francisco police are investigating a motorcycle accident that sent four people to hospitals. police say the motorcycle hit a group of people in a crosswalk as they crossed market street just after 9:00 last night. witnesses say the motorcycle was speeding up third on to market street. one man was just feet away when his friend of hit. >> the motorcyclist kind of jumped on to the curb. he's 30 40 miles an hour. jumps on the curb. hits our friend. she calls face forward. he hits the news stand right here. >> four people went to the hospital, including the motorcyclist. one person has life-threatening injuries. firefighters are looking at

what caused a commercial building in petaluma burst out in flames. it houses several businesses. the fire was knocked down quickly. there were no reports of any injuries. in southern california crews this morning are battling a fast-moving vegetation fire in moreno valley. it started around 8:30 last night. 175 acres have burned so far. the flames are moving toward lake ferris state park where campers have been evacuated. the cause of fire is under investigation. on the investigation into the fatal balcony collapse in berkeley a judge is set to have a hearing regarding construction. segway construction said the

d.a. rejected its demand to have its experts present during the investigation. the u.s. justice department will not file charges against a sonoma county deputy when he shot and killed a 13-year-old boy, andy lopez. lopez of carrying a toy gun that looked like an a.k.-47 as he walked down a sidewalk in santa rosa. residents were outraged by his death calling him the victim of racial profiling. the deputy who fired the fatal shot said he thought it was a real assault rifle. 300 people attended a rally to show their support to the lgbt community and to a mural illustrating gay life. the mural has been up for only three weeks and has been vanl

vandalized three times. on monday, someone tried to set it on fire. one speaker said the gay community will not be intimidated. >> the targeted violence send a message that we're chicanos do not exist but i'm here to tell you we do exist. we've been here and we've worked in these communities. >> they have spent $3,000 to repair the mural and has now to spend even more to clean up the mess. he had leigh,d -- ed leepassed a law requiring hosts to register with the city. according to the chronicle only 700 hosts of the 5,000 plus san francisco listings on air bnb

have registered. it's time to check in withdrew. i know a lot of people will be visiting the city over the fourth of july holiday. >> it's going to be dry and comfortable. right now we're tracking it's something we don't typically see in the month of july, a little wet weather. the heat we had yesterday is getting wiped out. we'll cool it off with moisture. it's confined the to the north bay. it's rather light. one location, to the north of santa rosa, you notice those pop of yellow indicating more moderate rainfall. there will be some very isolated damp roadways out there as this moisture moves through. future weather shows around 7:00 we're drying out much of the area. by 9:00 10:00, we'll see peeks of sunshine popping out and the rain departing much of the bay

area. >> let's take a look at what we're going to scpeshs over the day today. the morning clouds are going to help to limit how hot we get later on today. by 4:00 our warmest spots only topping out in the lower 90s. we'll be in the mid 70s ash the -- around the bay and the lower 60s right around the coast. good morning drew. good morning, everyone. bay bridge, i've got word that the metering lights were turned on and we have some construction that's going to be in effect until noon today. the east bound side of the bay bridge on the western span, the lower deck is going to be some work being done and that's going to take away a lane or two through noon today. be careful and plan ahead for any delays that might affect your commute into east bay. from albany to the maze quick 5-minute commute. 101 to coopertino in the southbound, 11 minutes will get you there.

the wet conditions drew has been telling us about along 101 right through petaluma, if you are coming in, you might just see a little bit of a moist roadway right now. that green indicating where we could have potentially have conditions, it looks like it's all drying out this hour. remember, that the fair is through sunday. from 11:00 to 11:00, and you can have some fun. maybe a little on the cooler side. more comfortable. >> enjoy those funnel cakes. next the investigation into whether airlines are breaking the law and ripping off passengers in the process. also, draymond green will have plenty of green. the huge deal that will keep him a warrior for years to come. you are lack -- looking life at sfo some clouds out there. conditions cooler than we've been seeing

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this morning a mother from campbell and her 18-year-old son are back together 15 years afs was taken from her. hope holland and her son jonathan were reunited in tijuana, mexico.

she says his father kidnapped him and took him to mexico in 2000. in january, she saw a picture on facebook and recognized it immediately as a photo she had taken of her stun -- >> i'm extremely happy. >> last night the mother and son were on their way to mineta san jose international airport. while visiting he will be reuniting with his big brother jacob. the u.s. justice department is investigating possible collusion asome of the airlines in the country. four of the country's largest airlines who control 80% of the market are under investigation for possibly working together to drive up air fares. the airlines however say it's the customers decide how much every day they are willing to pay. a bagful of cash taken

the airport in virginia. a spokesperson said if you had $75,000 is that how you transport it. just acting. people were quick to point out it was an invasion of a massachusetts man is recovering this morning after becoming the 7th shark attack victim in north carolina this summer. he bumped into the seven-foot shark in waist deep water and was pulled under the water. his injuries include multiple shark bites to his torso hip lower left leg and hands. this morning, draymond green is living up to his nickname, money green. >> they have agreed on a fully guaranteed five-year $85 million contract. draymond made less than $1 million in past season. he becomes the team's highest paid player now. last night he posted these photos on instagram showing his mom crying tears of joy when he

called to tell her about it. he wrote well, i do it for you. love my mama so much this is what i've worked my entire life to see. >> great to see draymond sticking around. buster posey will be reevaluated after leaving last night's game after being hit by a foul ball. mat cain is schedule to return to the mound today. the first pitch in south florida is at 9:10 a.m. you forget we didn't have matt cain during the world series. it seems like the pitching staff gets stronger. back now to that lightning storm in the central valley we've been talking about all morning. >> pretty intense. early fourth of july fireworks. we've got some intense lightning strikes there. another viewer posts this one.

it looks like a big lightning bolt. when you see unusual weather where you live thork or any time take a photo and share it with us, using the #abc we'll show you we are tracking some small pockets of moisture. this is rare for the month of july. many spots the entire month go without any measurable precipitation. this is welcome news. we'll zoom into the north bay. this is north of the santa rosa you do know where those pops of yellow are that's where we're seeing more mad rat rain. it is moving to the north. the heaviest or the steadiest of the rain 31 minutes right now now. and 61 minutes from now in giersville. you'll see this moderate amount of showers move into your neck of the woods.

what we're seeing now, a lot of low clouds fog. we're starting off the day today mainly cloudy and that's going to keep our temperatures in check. good news there if you want to stay out of the heat the last couple of days. isolated pockets of drizzle not as much this afternoon. holiday weekend, we're dry and rather comfortable for july standards. the clouds also keeping us on the warm side. antioch, 75 degrees right now. san francisco at 57. 67 in the south bay at san jose. napa coming in at 62 degrees. future temperatures as we head toward lunchtime today it's not as high. -- hot. we wipe away the triple digits. around the bay we're generally in the 60s san jose in the lower 80s and by the afternoon hours, our warm spots will top out in the lower 90s. you notice the today, the heat

received, the cooling trend returns friday. we're looking fine for the fourth and mild to warm on sunday. good morning, everyone. happy friday eve. maybe you might even be taking a long weekend because of the fourth of july holiday. well, that is resulting in some lighter traffic this morning. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights were turned on. we have some cars looking to make their way. at this memo it's taking nine minutes if you are traveling on the eastbound and the lower deck. we have an accident here. it sounds like a tire hit someone's windshield. it's almost to the shoulder. we're finding a little bit of slowing on the westbound side.

southbound side at 680 six minutes will get you there clear, and once you get on to highway 24. you grab it right through lafayette. 508 right now tracy to dublin 41 minutes. it's 5:49 now. customers angry at apple just a day after the launch of apple music. >> coming up new, the bug making a virtual mess of itunes. >> what a report reveals about your chances falling victim to a violent crime. the eyes have it. the researchers say increases your chance of a serious addiction. we're showing you a definition picture from the

a new report finds violent crime has dropped in california to the lowest level in nearly 40 years. according to a report from the department of justice, there were more than 151,000 murders, robberies, rapes and assaults last year. that's the lowest number since 1976. the state's population has nearly doubled since then and good news for the bay area, "the san francisco chronicle" reports that homicide rates have dropped by 28% in the past two years and the bay area's 15 most populous cities. police in the bay area hope surveillance video will help them catch vandals who are responsible for releasing more than 49 million gallons of fresh water into san francisco bay.

that's enough to supply 500 homes for a year. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to those vandals. a forest service will hold a press conference this morning regarding drones. last year three planes loaded with fire retard dant had to turned around and dump their manifest due to a drone had flown into an airspace and the planes were fighting a massive fire. the pilots say to a plane, a drone can be as dangerous as a drone strike. >> it's just as dangerous as a bird. 5:53 right now. let's get a check on the weather forecast. >> we have some issues visibility wise at sfo. a lot of low clouds out there and a lot of them giving way to rain in the month of july. we'll show you the rain really just confined north of santa

rosa in the area. live look, look at this, just some low clouds out there. that's how you are going to start your morning out there. right now, by noon we're rather cloudy, that's going to keep us on the cooler side compared to yesterday. not as hot today. temperatures topping out in the 90s. along the coast, we'll top out in the 60s. we were talking about the north bay, here's a look at san rafael and 101. not affecting traffic at all this morning. you might see some low hanging clouds, but not impeding your visibility. the golden gate bridge, the clouds are covering the top of the towers there. the northbound traffic very light at this hour as well. we do have one crash, however, this is going to be near pacheco. it is not causing any lanes --

tire hit a windshield and it moved over to the shoulder. 34 minutes westbound i-80. from san jose to the airport is under 10 minutes. a woman in southern california is recovering from two broken ankles have a rare encounter with a dolphin. it jumped into her boat and landed on top of her. this happened in orange coin a few weeks back. the dolphin had a few cuts but was thrashing around and they released him back into the water and it swam away. the woman is expected to be just fine. an amazing sight in indonesia where a volcano is spewing clouds of smoke and ash. take a look. mount morning. villages within 15 miles of the volcano are covered in ash. it started erupting in 2010

after being dormant for 400 years. it's one of 130 active volcanoes in indonesia. the eyes may be the windows to the soul but they also may indicate your odds of becoming an alcoholic. researchers at the university of vermont found that people with eyes that are green, gray and brown are higher rates of alcohol dependency but strongest link is in blue colors. genes that determine eye color are found along the same chromosome that cause alcoholism. also a scary trend among sun payingers has doctors saying please stop. how sunburn art is taking off and who is most at risk. keep tabs on weather and

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breaking news at 6:00 we'll tell you coming up. first we want to say hello and welcome to friday light. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm matt keller in for kristen.

we know tomorrow a lot of people will be off for fourth of july weekend. it's an essence of friday. we're hoping for friday light. we'll see. drew we have some light showers coming in. we've got some rain. >> it's very rare to see july rain showers. that's what we're getting right now. thankfully it's wiping away some heat. there's some vivid lightning. we'll show you some showers, light rain confined to the north bay. in the last minutes or so we actually had a lightning strike in the north bay with this more moderate moisture that's falling. so there are pockets of drizzle out there and right now that's the only lightning strike we've had this morning. live look outside, low clouds much of the region. more in the way of sunshine we're not as hot today good news. thank you very much. relief on the roads? >> yes i hav