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 have to say that it

is. if anyone wants to get an early start on their fourth holiday, now it the siem to do it. we get over to the golden gate bridge and we do not have visibility concerns right now. it looks like the clouds are just hanging at the top of our heads here so you can see clear as you make it into san francisco, not finding any problems. we do have word of a motorcycle crash on i-80 in solano, i'll have details straight ahead. 6:01 now and we continue to follow breaking news out of washington, d.c. >> right now the navy yard remains on lockdown after reports of shots fired. abc news reporter bazi has more. >> reporter: this is the latest we're getting from sources and that is that this all started shortly after 8:00 this morning with at least one phone call into 911 possibly more than one phone call of shots fired.

it has not been confirmed whether there were actually shots fired this morning but within minutes, hundreds of officers from multiple agencies swawrmed the area immediately moving into that building. we have just learned within just a few minutes ago they were completing their sweep of the building. officers went room by room through building 197. employees inside that building were told to shelter in place so those officers interviewed the employees, made sure that the area was cleared and then room by room let them out of the building. we are also hearing that at this point most responders have been told to stand down, and at this point no threat has been found. >> thank you. we have a quick question. explain the big response there from police in this area. why was there such a response for this report? >> reporter: well, certainly there's a history at navy yard. you know it was a little less than three years ago that there

was a terrible shooting at navy yard just about this exact same time of day. similar circumstances. shots, people hearing shots fired. calls going into 911 and in that case a military contractor killed 12 people at the navy yard in the very same building that police were searching today. back then, three years ago, there were a lot of frustrations, allegations that the response was not as effective as it needed to be. this time police weren't taking any chances. they were going to get there right away and they were going to get there in force. >> thank you for that update. 6:03 now back here new this morning your electric bill may be going up against. the state public utilities commission is eyeing a revamp of electric rates statewide. >> reporter: good morning. people who leave their porch lights on overnight may now want to rethink doing so if a new

proposal passes customers would see their power bill increase by as much as $10. now, the proposal came out just yesterday released by two state judges. low income families served would be charged a minimum of $5. a majority of californians served would pay double that amount. this would penalize customers who typically conserved power usage and pays less than what it costs to supply power by utility companies. people we spoke with this morning were not happy to hear of yet another rate hike. >> $10 a month yes, because i'm a single dad now, and you know, things are tight now. water is going up and everything is going up. gas is going up. so yes, it's a it will affect my pocket book. >> 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 who say if the electricity rates are raised, it would hurt low income families and low energy users. reporting live here in dublin, janet o. happening now police are interviewing witnesses after a woman was shot the ai motel 6 on commerce boulevard. officers arrived at the scene after receiving a call just before 2:00 this morning. the woman is in her mid 20s at the hospital with two gunshot wounds. developing news. police are trying to figure out this morning if a man they have in custody is the one who shot a woman near san francisco's ferry building. a 31-year-old woman from pleasantton died at the hospital shortly after she was shot near pier 14 last nie. she was hit once in the upper torso while visiting the scenic site with her father.

police later detain a man who fit the description provided by witnesses. investigators have not said whether he was ers -- ers arrested or whether he fired the fatal shot. red wood city tenl nants will meet with council members today. 18 families were given eviction notices because they couldn't pay a rent increase. they can't afford to move anywhere else in redwood city. eight of the families have decided to stay. president obama will travel to wisconsin today that would talk about a new rule that will make more minimum wage workers to be paid overtime. many employers trying to get around paying overtime by designating their workers as managers. this will stop that practice.

californians are doing a great job conserving water. it's well above 25% governor brown asked for in april. a cooler and wetter may may have helped. overall, water use in the bay area was down 32%. people used an average of just 66 gallons a day. that's the lowest for any part of the state except the north coast. residents will pick up the pieces in missouri due to what many believe is a tornado. the town of lees summit was practically blown over. a semi we saw a moment ago was on its house. 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. two people in maine are safe this morning after a daring river rescue in the thick of some fast-moving rapids. the rescue was caught on camera by a drone, but that's not all.

first responders say the device is also a big reason why the stranded rafters are home safe this morning. crews attached a line to the drone and lowered a life jacket to the 18 years old who wasn't wearing one. that bought some time for rescuers. time now for a check on our weather forecast. see what's going on out there. boy it was hot. >> it was. >> we are tracking some showers and the showers are really helping to lighten that extreme heat we had yesterday. not everyone is seeing the wet weather. north of santa rosa we actually had a lightning strike in the past ten minutes. those pops of red you see right there, that's more moderate rainfall just to the west of 101 near geyserville. that's about it in terms of

drizzle at this hour. look at this sunshine. not as high as we were yesterday. triple digits not to then board. let's check traffic. good morning, everyone. very happy friday eve to you. we're joining mobile 63 right now as we travel through san leandro. and traskt is -- traffic is smooth. we have clouds, but it's not going to affect your commute. traffic is just as light as you make it up toward san leandro up to 238. let's see at mass transit, no delays reported there. we have one motorcycle accident in solano county fairfield to be accident. 80 at abernathy road. to be speeds -- top speeds everywhere else. it's 6:09 center stage

the confederate flag controversy. >> a woman who took it upon herself to take the flag down. a heart-stopping base jump like you've never seen before. and more weather and traffic for you all morning long at abc 7 news now. here's a live

we have breaking news on a wildfire that we're getting information on from krx al fire. it's hard to tell if it's smoke or fog right now. >> hazy conditions out there. it sounds like it's on san francisco public utilities property. very remote area inside the park. not a real big concern for homes in that area. obviously, firefighters are on the scene there. they are going to be attacking dry conditions out there. we've had obviously bone dry conditions for a while. obviously, the conditions are ripe for fire and wildfire.

we'll, of course follow this here on abc's 7 morning news. new detail this morning on the u.s. probe into alleged brie beery among the world's high-ranking soccer officials. swiss officials say they have received a formal request to extradite several fifa officials indicted in may. they are allegedly receiving money to swing votes for cities to host the world cup. and officers will be arraigned today who were charged in the death of freddie gray in baltimore. baltimore police department is installing video cameras in its vans following protests. the woman who climbed up a

flag pole and removed a controversial confederate flag from the south carolina capitol grounds is speaking out for the first time exclusively with abc news. she was arrested with another activist and charged with defacing a monument. it's become a contested issue in the wake of the mass shooting in charleston after photos surfaced with the gunman posing with the confederate flag. >> i think we needed a moment that people say enough is enough. we want an end to the hate. >> you can see more at 7:00 on good morning america. we're getting a look at an unbelievable base jump attempt you have to see to believe. >> it's footage from go-pro. he's threading the needle through a tiny crack. look at that. the margin for error here is incredibly slim. look one more time.

base jumping is when someone jumps from a cliff and relies on a parachute deploying before they make it to the ground. >> i'm sure the week before that, he was like i'm not going to have that extra serving of potatoes. >> pretty exciting stuff out there in the weather department for july here. >> seriously, we don't see rain very often in july. we're seeing it in spots this morning. we're tracking some isolated areas of moisture and through the morning it's really just been in the north bay. that's where we're going to focus our attention at this hour. live doppler 7 hd a little bit closer on street level over the past hour we'll show you this line of it's all pressing off to the north and west near clover dale over the next hour.

that's about it in terms of wet weather across the region. what we are seeing widespread a live look from our ebay hills camera a lot of hills camera, a lot of clouds. we notice those morning clouds are with us. isolated pockets of drizzle this morning. not as hot this afternoon. by the weekend we're looking forward to a dry and comfortable fourth of july. good morning right now. livermore, you are on the high side. good morning san jose you are coming in with a temperature of 65 degrees. future temperatures will hoe you by the lunchtime hour. look at this. our warmest spot only in the low to mid 80s. around the bay we're generally in the upper 60s to mid 70s. by the afternoon, you do not see this 100ths. only 93 in antioch.

96 in clear lake. let's take a tour around the bay area. 85 san jose. we'll see 81 millti anyo. into the north bay 84 santa rosa. 81 san raphael. 78 in richmond. 84 in fremont. 91 pittsburgh 91ant i don't care. -- antioch. the cooling continues on friday and right now saturday and sunday we're looking just fine for the holiday weekend. that's a check of weather. let's get a check of traffic. >> we're in the thick of things. you can see all the traffic here as we move along 880. we're heading southbound into hayward. we are looking at some brake

lights. 360 can turn into 180 degree direction and you can check out traffic moving on right now. let's go 0 other parts of the bay area. that's the san mateo bridge. a bit more volume as you head in the eastbound direction. you are going to be affected by construction. farther to the south, in woodside, we have some boulders have that made their way on i-84. be careful there. there may have been some rock slides in the north bay. be careful as you head into the roads. a new effort to keep kids out of the emergency room. >> the product trying to be kept out of their hands. >> doctors say don't fall into the trend of making sunburn art

happen and why it's bad news for your health. a live look at the golden gate. it looks pretty foggy out there this morning. weather and traffic during the entire commercial break with abc 7 news now. we'll be right back.

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land fire in the so memo in a wilderness. there are a couple of areas we've seen active flames. we're trying to put water on those areas and get that fire out and dig into the dirt and trying to uncover whether or not there are any roots that are still burning. as you can see there's haze over the area, probably a moisture of smoke and fog there in the sonoma area. this is on san francisco public utilities property. don't see any structures nearby. >> we'll follow it on abc 7 news, bay area, on twitter, and on website. it's time to check with amy on what's going to happen. >> coming up next on good morning america. a new gma investigates arcade and board walk games are summer fun but could some of those games be rigged. we teamed up with an

investigator to find out just how fair those games really are. all next on gma. thanks amy. we'll see you at 7:00. developing news a ferry disaster in the philippines. coast guard officials say 30 people are dead and 26 others missing after a ferry capsized this morning. 189 passengers and crew members were on board when it overturn. officials say the boat went down minutes after it left a central philippines port in choppy waters. crews rescued at least 118 passengers. they say a bow suddenly rose in the waters before it flipped over on one side and began to sink. users are reporting an itunes bug that is wrecking their libraries. apple movie just launched yesterday. one possible culprit is a feature designed to share your

music across multiple devices. apple has not publicly acknowledged any problem. liquid niccotine is affecting children. it plans to put warnings on products with liquid nick teen. and sun bathers are getting creative putting their sunscreen on in the shape of a design and getting burnt around it to is looks like a tattoo. dermatologists say it's nothing to show up because that sunburn still raises the risk of skin cancer. keep in mind that burns are especially dangerous for people with fair skin. next on the abc 7 morning news a concentration tactic for kids. >> what's it say about their son or daughter if they stick out

their tongue when they are trying to think. and what officials have planned for air bnb. a live look at san francisco international airport where we see broken clouds over the airport. don't know of any delays going on at this moment. but we'll track that down and see if there are any. more news and ♪ ♪ now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something.

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good morning to you. 6:29 open the abc 7 morning news and is this a shot for a thursday morning or what? we're looking to the east we've got the low clouds. we've got the high clouds. we've got a little snippet of sun rise in there. that's all i got to say about that. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm matt keller in for kristen. you could be looking at sunset or a plate of doughnuts this morning. it looks so good. we'll find out if traffic is looking that good. we know that july 4th is a saturday. we also saw a lightning show last night. >> mother nature giving us a

fourth of july. we have some video from earlier today from north of fresno. look at what you see now on live doppler 7 hd is some better news. we're seeing those stronger storms fall apart. a lot of lightning strikes early this morning. as they press to the west more stable area the lightning strikes don't happen in the bay area. there is a little bit of moisture in the north bay. no isolated pockets of drizzle out there early this morning. what else is out there this morning? >> not too much traffic. we've got a little bit going on, but i think folk are taking a long weekend for the fourth of july holiday. here's a look right now in traffic. it is slow in. from caster street you might see a slight build up as you move in. it only take you about five minutes. northbound traffic, head lights coming up to the airport. you see how thin it is.

if you have a flight to catch if you are leaving town for the fourth of july holiday you will not be delayed. thank you very much. 6:31 now. we have breaking news from the sonoe area. you are looking live at a wild land fire that is burning there. you can see a patch of flames there. you can see that through the haze. we're not sure. it may be a combination of fog and smoke there. there were a couple of active scenes we saw. firefighters are in there with hoses and shovels trying to get rid of these flames before flames pick up. >> yes of course, we continue to follow this here on abc 7 news.com and abc 7 news bay area our twitter page. back now to that lightning storm in the central valley last night. we received several amazing photos including this one, saying early fourth of july fireworks show. another viewer posted this one. it looks like a big lightning

bolt over a house. this incredible image was tweeted out. the sky looks pink. if you see unusual weather where you live this morning or any time take a photo or video and share with us using the #abc 7 news now. you may see it on one of our news casts. we continue to follow breaking news out of washington, d.c. where the washington navy yard remains on lockdown after reports of shots fired. police, the fbi and emergency crews are warming the it is based on a report of a suspicious person. nothing is being confirmed but it is being taken seriously. in 2013, a gunman went on a shooting spree killing 12 people before he was killed by authorities in a shoot-out.

police are investigating a person of interest for the shooting death of a woman in a popular tourist area of san francisco. the shooting happened last night at 6:30. this am toour video was taken right after the incident, the witness heard the gunshot and videoed this from a 15th floor apartment. a 31-year-old woman was killed who was visiting the area with her father. >> i walked over to the woman and they were performing cpr on a lady and they took her on a stretcher. >> we're asking anyone any member of the public if they captured any of this on their cell phone, they witnessed any of this, to please come forward and contact sfpd. >> detectives did find and detain a man who fit the description of the person who may have shot her. they have not said whether he was arrested or if they believed he pulled the trigger. they also haven't said what they

think was the motivation behind the shooting. >> san francisco police are investigating a motorcycle accident that sent four people to the hospital. 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. one man was just feet away when his friend was hit. >> the motorcyclist kind of jumped on to the curb. going about 30, 40 miles an hour. he hits our friend. she falls face forward. he comes and he hits the news stand here and in doing so, he hit someone else. >> four people went to the hospital, including the motorcyclist. one person has life threaten ing injuries. fire investigators are looking into into what caused a building in petaluma to catch fire. the fire was knocked down quickly. the single story building houses several businesses. there were no reports of any injuries.

southern california crews this morning battling a fast-moving vegetation fire in moreno valley. it started just after 8:30 last night. about 175 acres have burned so far. flames are moving toward the state park where campers are being evacuated. no structures are threatened. the cause of the fire has not been determined. the city of fairfield has closed three parks for the upcoming holiday weekend because of the potential for fire due to the hot weather and dry conditions. rockville hills regional park, spy glass open space and the surface ranch open space will close 8:00 tomorrow night until 6:00 a.m. monday. 300 people attended a rally to show support for the lgbt community and to a mural illustrating gay life. ♪ ♪ the mural has been vandalized three times in the three weeks

it's been up. on monday, somebody tried to set it on fire. one speaker said the gay community will not be intimidated. >> the targeted violence that has been visited upon the mural, and violent actions and rhetoric on social media sends a message that queer exist. we do exist. >> they have spent $3,000 it to repair the mural and now have to spend even more to clean up the latest mess. time now, 6:36. up next a possible hike for your power hill. how much of an increase a state agency is considering and how soon you may have to pay up. and a new charge for netflix has customers sounding off. why it could set a precedent for all the ways we stay connected. check this out, a live look at the toll plaza and a spider right there on the toll plaza. that's not a good sign. the people not noticing the

giant spider on our camera. they are noticing the back up. you can notice it all morning long during the commercial break. see yo

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and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. good morning coming up on 6:40 am and we're tracking a rare shower in the month of july here in the bay area. this is around clover dale.

this is about it in terms of wet weather. the wider view we'll show you much of the area is on the dry side. what we are seeing widespread though is low cloud cover. a live look from the tower camera showing you some low fog and higher thick clouds. we're going to start off in the morning with on cloudy sky. in the afternoon, the sunshine comes back out. we're not as hot as we were yesterday, the warmest spot topping out in the lower 90s. that's the weather. let's get a check of the traffic. >> not only do we like to bring you mobile 360 but we also like to bring you abstract art. i promise you we're heading northbound on 880 in oakland. i'll turn it around. it's still a little pixelated. fine art. southbound traffic heading

from plesasant hill into walnut creek. the possible injuries involved are very slow as you head away from vallejo. first bid in for $1 million for that artwork. time now. paying more for power. when will another rate hike to the bay area. >> a new way to >> we'll find out more about th

new this morning, get ready for your electric bill to climb. >> the state public utilities commission is considering revamping electric rates across the state and it could mean hikes for some customers. abc 7 news reporter janet o is live in dublin. >> first people were hit with having to conserve water may have to conserve on

electricity usage as well. if it passes, it could increase power bills by as much as $10 a month. it was disclosed by two judges. it would have a impact for californians stiet wide. now, pg & e could tack on a minimum charge of $5 for low income families. those not low income would face double that amount. people spoke with this morning say they are not happy about yet another rate hike. >> i'm ever happy about paying more money for something, a necessity. >> reporter: the state public utilities commission is expected to vote on the issue tomorrow the eve of fourth of july. consumer groups and sierra club blasted this proposal.

6:45 now. happening today, san francisco mayor ed lee is announcing a creation of a city office to deal with short term reynolds like air -- rental likes air bnb. it's anticipated to streamline registrations and investigate violators. a new charge for netflix in the windy city may leave you wondering if this is what's coming our way. they are charging customers in chicago a cloud tax. the tax raises the fee by a little more than $1 for the average customer. >> do you ever just really give a jones and you need a 7-11 slurpee. there's a delivery for that now. >> we needed it the last two

days, that's for sure. snapchat is change the way you use snaps. we have much more in our morning money report. hi jane. >> good morning. yes, going to get your own slurpee, that's very 2014. now there's delivery. we'll have that story here in a second. but we have the monthly jobs report today. it did tell us that the u.s. added $ -- 223,000 jobs last month, which is the lowest than expected. markets are positive modestly and kind of cautious. 7-11 testing a delivery so it sounds like slurpees would be included. for now delivery just being tested in the san francisco and oakland areas and they say items will arrive in an hour or less. there's more than another place to add yourselfie

snapchat. users no longer have to press their thumb down on the screen while viewing pictures or video, that should prevent the dreaded numb thumb. it is aimed to find expensive on apple. thank you very much. hope you get a slurpee if you need one. a study this morning finds out why tongues stick out when kids are trying to concentrate. >> researchers say adults also perform unconscious mouth movements while performing manual tasks but we mostly learn to suppress them for reasons related to not looking ridiculous in public. the study appears in the journal "cognition." michael jordan never seemed to worry about looking silly in

public. >> he was a genius on the court. >> i'm looking at doppler here. >> live doppler thought it could take the month off. in july we're not usually known -- >> i saw live doppler hd sticking its tongue out. >> it's really been in the north edge. we're working overtime on the second day in july. in july in many spots, we come up with no measurable precipitation. we're seeing light rains moving toward iarea. we're approaching 6:50 a.m. the forecast does call for that morning cloud isolated drizzle, perhaps we're not as hot this afternoon and the early call for the holiday weekend and we are dry and rather comfortable. out there right now, it's mild,

70s. san jose 65 degrees. we're showing you that we have that area of high pressure that brought us the warmth yesterday. what is it doing today? first of all it's bringing moisture from the south. that's why we have the increasing cloud cover. future temperatures will show you that by the afternoon, thanks to the cloud cover early on the lunchtime hour, we're not all that bad. you don't see triple digit heat. the warmest spots are in antioch and fairfield. midday will be right around 80 in napa. the seven-day forecast the heat received today more in the way of sunshine in the afternoon. cooling continues into friday and the early call on the fourth of july. we're looking fine for the fourth of july. mild to warm on sunday and looking great early next week. we are back with mobile 360 and we are heading through oakland once again and it looks

like traffic is pretty light here on this portion of 880. northbound. southbound traffic different story, pixelated. let's take a look at the mack macarthur maze. there is charlottes still waiting for ten minutes before we get into san francisco. we do have some construction though on the san mateo bridge if you are traveling eastbound, you will find lanes taken away until noon and right over 380 and 101 we actually have a blue tarp that is over lanes and that is causing some visibility problems. we're back with seven things to know before you go. first it's

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a beautiful live look from our tower camera of the sun rise here and clouds covering up the sun. beautiful start to your day. some places seeing some lightning and some showers this morning. >> whether you are just joining us or heading out the door, here are seven things to know before you go. firefighters are fighting a 28-acre fire in sunol.

it's burning inside a remote area near a drainage area. follow us on twitter for updates on this breaking news. number two, new details on breaking news we're falling in washington, d.c. the navy yard remains on lockdown. federal officials say navy security has surveillance video of two people jumping a fence in the same area where gunfire was reported this morning, but security has not found any gunmen at this point. number three, a spectacular show as lightning and rain moved through the bay area overnight. this is how it looked in ala meda county. number four on a meteorologist drew tuma. clouds giving way to sunshine and drier conditions by the afternoon highs. not as high today as we were yesterday. we're going to wipe out the triple digits. highs 75 for oakland, 67 in downtown san francisco.

into southbound 75 for san jose. number five. here's a look right now from our toll plaza. traffic is preholiday traffic, it's pretty busy coming away from castro street. folks either getting away from the holiday or making it a half day at work. we're going to take you right up to the north bay. a crash involving a big rig and another vehicle still blocking a lane and we've got slow downs right up to sears point. the justice department says it will not file criminal charges against a sew memo ma county sheriffs deputy who shot a 13-year-old carrying a toy gun. the warriors and draymond green have agreed on a fully guaranteed five year, $86 million contract. the 25-year-old made less than

$1 million this past season now he becomes the highest paid player of the team. we continue now online facebook, and on your mobile devices. back here in 25 minutes with news weather and traffic. it's turning out to be a beautiful day out there folks with skies blue. and fire here in the sunol area. we're keeping track of this. we'll bring you more information on it when it becomes available.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, toxic train fire. thousands of people forced from their homes as a train car carrying highly flammable and toxic liquid catches fire. >> based on the chemical flume and the direction it was heading, they've had to expand the evacuation area. >> hazmat teams on the scene. at least a dozen first responders rushed to the hospital. we have the latest right now. new overnight, summer slam. powerful storms all across the country and look at that, the whole building. >> a tornado tearing the roof off this home. cars washed away, exploding transformers sending sparks flying and the record heat grounding planes on one of the biggest travel days of the year. shark scare. another attack in the water off north carolina. a man mauled in waist deep water by a seven-foot shark airlifted to