t a good time to be hiking in the middle of the night. very dark. very dangerous. here is video of the man who was rescued. two men were hiking close to the water, a trail off of lands end and one man fell 300'. crews were calling his name and he did not answer. they were worried. when they got to him he was alive. being out here at 1:00 o'clock in the morning going on a hike is a bad idea. >> there are no lights. this is not a good place to hike, a lot of narrow pacts and roads and it is easy if you are not familiar with the trails to fall off the cliff. stay away. do not come out here at >> rescuers say the man was bang up but he will be okay. swimmers had to swim out to him

to get him. he was in such a remote area to reach. they have not released his name or information. >> developing news we are learning more of five people murdered in modesto including a suspect six-month-old daughter and her mother, 30-year-old martin martinez is in the santa clara county jail this morning. police arrested him at the mall in san jose yesterday morning. candles have been placed outside the home in modesto where officers found the bodies of three little girls and two female adults. police conducted a welfare check. investigators have not released the names but the family of dr. amanda crews said she is among the dead. >> we have determined there is a past relationship between martin and one of the victims inside and one of the children is his. >> amanda crews was a physician and neighbors say she recently moved into her home with

martinez. our reporter will join us from san jose at the next hour with more on the story. >> quick work by crews permit add brushfire from spreading. this cell phone shows flames crawling up will hillside last night at 8:00 near foothill road and 580. crews from cal fire assisted in holding the flames to two acres. say the rain bombed a - that rain calmed a large extras fire that is 75 percent burning 4,200 acres destroying 20 cars and trucks as drivers ran for their live when the freeway jumped the freeway. seven homes were burned. investigators are looking into what sparked the fire. >> images from southern california where a bridge on interstate 10 in riverside collapsed. a driver was hurt.

the driver was rescued after the truck fell into the river below the washed out road yesterday. a passenger got out okay. interstate 10 is a key route between southern california and arizona. the highway is closed in both directions at eagle mountain road 50 miles west of the arizona border. on drivers are stranded. that stretch of the highway will be closed indefinitely. the recommenden thats of delores brought record-breaking rain to southern and central california this weekend and caused mudslides in san bernardino and los angeles angels and padres games were rained out for the first time in years. mike will have more on the summer storms in a couple of minutes. >> san jose police will field test body cameras. 15 officers will wear the cameras between new and october testing three different types of the devices. after the three month pilot program the department will choose a camera. the expire police force will be trained by june. the cameras are expected to cost

the city $1 million. it is 4:34. also today measures plan to picket outside contra costa regional medical center in martinez and belong to the california nurses association. the union has been without a contract since last year and union leaders accusedth of sketch dazing patient safety and officials have not commented on the accusations. >> it has been a month since the balcony collapsed in berkeley killing six students five from ireland. last night a traditional irish mass was hold. family members of the victims were there. abc7 reporter lilian kim has the story. >> friends and family members of the victims were joined by others in the community who came to pay respects. it has been a month since severe dry rot caused the balcony to collapse. six people died on the balcony and seven others were injured. >> you would think they would feel like we failed them. people keep saying, thank you for all you have done and i think, my god, we have not done

much of anything we should be thanking you for great warmth you have shown. >> the berkeley mayor said the families are aware of the ordinance that the city council passed lat week mandating periodic inspections of ball copes and setting new standards during construction. the family focus is on recovery of the seven survivors with five in the bay area. one is leaving soon and the four will remain in rehabilitation centers in the south bay. >> we have been trying to support them because normally what they would do is summer work, earning income. we are helping them pay their represent, helping them travel and down to the hospitals, helping the families fine accommodations. >> the evening was an opportunity to thank the first responders. his -- is still keeping tabs on the crew. >> we provide counseling and crisis intervention to all of our crew members. they are still expressing sensitivity about responding to this incident. >> it has brought together a

community that continues to find comfort in grieving together. >> san francisco police hope someone will recognize a person caught on surveillance video vandalizing a controversial mural in the mission district. you can see a man splashing a flammable liquid on to the mural at 24th on june 29 and lights the liquid and runs away. this is the 4th time that someone has damaged the mural since debuting last month mixing lgbt and latino culture. >> an investigation continues and a deadly crash this in monday -- monterey bicycle race with two rushed to nearby hops where the two bicyclist died both from spain. no word on the cause of the crash. >> oakland city officials are expected to respond this morning to a developers coliseum city

proposal that could lead to a new stadium for the raiders. the re-developer submitted $4 billion plan that would transform the coliseum complex into a mini downtown complete with homes ashipping center and hotel. however, the plan would also put the raiders on the hook for building a new stadium at the cost of $900 million. >> now it is time to check with meteorologist mike nicco and a look at the forecast. it is humid this morning. even when i got up at 2:00 a.m. >> absolutely. around san francisco, 61, that is cold as it gets and ocean beep sunny side and glen park 63 and bayview and crissy field 64 and downtown, 66 and ferry building is 67. tough sleeping weather last night. we have 70-degree temperatures in walnut creek, san leandro, in belmont and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 60s from 2-12

degreer warmer than this time yesterday. from the east bay hills camera not too much cloud cover with no marine layer like there wasn't yesterday because of that, we are going to see warmth even to the coast, 68-78 at the coast and around the bay, 78 in san francisco. headed to the south by 88 in san jose. inland we go from 89 in the north bay to knick. we have we -- to 96. we have a chance of a stray shore mostly in the south bay and inland east bay. back to traffic. >> leyla is off today so matt and i will handle your traffic cuts. we want to begin with a sig-alert near dublin southbound 680 at the 580 interchange lanes one and two are closed because disail asphalt and road work. a look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is lightening up and the cash-paying lanes are no longer

backed up but someone is stopped in the car pool lane with emergency lights flashing. more traffic ahead. >> hit-and-run drivers leave damage and carnage behind and next a push in mobilize other drivers to catch them. >> and making cuba and the united states diplomatic friends again and what is happening.

>> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule, news that lives where you live. covering daly city dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a new push to crackdown on

hit-and-run drivers in california. a bill would institute a yellow alert system allowing c.h.p. to post an alert with a description of the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run if the driver left behind someone dead or seriously injured. the c.h.p. is not supporting the bill with concerns it would dilute the impact of amber alert. >> the united states and cuba have formally restored full diplomatic recommendations for the first time in half a century. we have more on this moment great washington dc. >> good morning. president obama said united states disengagement with cuba has not work. big issues remain after months of negotiations but the leaders say this is the best way to move toward resolving them. >> the cuban flag raised inside the united states state department this morning and soon will fly outside the embassy in washington dc, for the first

time in half a century. over in cuba workers have been sprucing up the building that today, is again an american embassy. cuban president said this day is the beginning of a long and complex road to normalizing relations between the two countries that severed ties back in 1961 shortly after a young fidel castro seized power declaring cuba a socialist state. more than 50 years later, president obama decided it is time for a new approach. secretary of state john kerry will meet with his cuban counterpart at the state department later today and will travel to cuba next month for a formal ceremony at the united states embassy there. >> big thank you to the thousands of people would made this year's aids walk san francisco a huge success. 20,000 people in the bay area raised $2.2 to help people living with hiv and aids.

>> abc7 was at golden gate park for the 29th annual event. the rate of h.i.v. infections has been cut by a third because of research funded by the walk. who we are past the dark days of the aids epidemic there is still no cure. >> people need to still be attended to. they don't realize this disease is still running rampant in the country and world. >> we have more older people living with aids and the problem is they are taking very harsh drugs and that can cause negative side ever >> and we are a proud sponsor of walk. >> strange weather yesterday in the bay area. san jose, we were walking and it started raining. >> 86 in san francisco, a record high. >> people upstairs were complaining. they will complain more this morning because it is so muggy keeping the temperatures up.

enjoy, live doppler hd shows the activity that would hatcher the commute but it does look quiet from our perspective. to the south you can see scattered showers lingering and it is really southeast of us that we will have the best chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms today and you can see over the next three hours we may get a stray shower near the coast but for the most part our commute will be dry but we are going to watch this wall of wart try to work its way toward us and that puts the south bay and inland east bay in the most likely area that could see a shower or two and there is enough instability for thunder. as muggy as it is in the lower atmosphere it is dry compared to the mid-level so be thankful we don't have that humidity over the top of us when we head into the money 80s in the south bay today, sunnyvale and santa clara at 87 and san jose 88 but nearly 90 in gilroy and morgan hill and los gatos at 92. moving up the peninsula, upper

80s to nearly 90, redwood city and palo alto and mountain view and menlo park at 86. san mateo is 62. in the low-to-mid 70s along the coast and nearly 80 in downtown but unlike yesterday we are going to run up to 80 and we should pull back a little bit during the afternoon hours hoping the sea breeze re-develops late this afternoon. we have upper 60s in bodega bay and 20-25 degrees warmer inland from 89 in petaluma to 90 in santa rosa and novato and 91 and same in sonoma to 92 in napa today it is 78 in berkeley and richmond at 77 and low-to-mid 80s for the rest of the east bay shoreline with oakland at 80 and fremont at 84 degrees. if the air conditioning was running yesterday it will be running again today low-to-mid 90s from 90 in san ramon and pleasanton to antioch and pittsburg at 96 degrees. tonight, lows are not so warm as this morning but close. low-to-mid 60s down along the

coast into san francisco and mid-to-upper 60s elsewhere until you get to inland east bay antioch to livermore at 70 again. my seven-day forecast shows sea breeze kicks in late today, we will start to feel it tomorrow, and look at the temperatures, well below normal by thursday and we stay a little bit below average with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine friday saturday and sunday. have a great day. >> thanks, mike, leyla is off this morning so we are taking a look at your traffic at the altamont pass, leaving tracy you are on your brakes and closer to livermore it looks like the traffic is loosening up. here is a look outside at the golden gate bridge with warm temperatures over the weekend and it looks like traffic is moving smoothly this morning. >> do not forget the sig-alert at 580/680 right now microsoft is making a big promise to users on the newest operating system launch.

>> microsoft will offer mainstream support for the new operating system for five years promising to keep issues security politic force 10 years and witnesses 10 available in a week. >> if you view a site to have an affair hackers have stolen user information and are threatening to release it unless the site closes down permanently. >> this is a hookup site for married people and it has about 37 million users. >> well ford is developing new technology for safer driving at night with a new headlighting system wides when you approach a curve. >> and spotlighting uses camera to trigger a spotlight when people or large animals are nearby. >> those are tech bytes. we will get back to the ashley madison thing later. >> a new concern for people coping with diabetes. the mental decline it could make

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open to visitors between 9:00 a.m. and 5 p.m. happening today uber announces a campaign to celebrate the special olympics. we were at the golden gate bridge as the law enforcement officers from around the world carried the special olympic torch cross the span. san francisco-based uber will outline how riders can use the app to support families and athletes. games are held in los angeles with opening ceremony on july 25. >> it is a big day for san jose-based ebay, celebrating the split great pay pal with a campus celebration and ring the nasdaq close bell, with ebay and pay pal separating after 13 years together. the spinoff allows the profitable pay pal to grow more quickly and compete with new mobile payment options and ebay will try to rebuild the business and strength if asia. >> a video everyone is talking about taken minutes into the open finals at the

>> that is three time world champion fanning being attack by a shark of being knocked off the surfboard, he disappeared by punching the shark. >> i kicked and screamed and wow...did you get the teeth? >> just saw fins. >> did you get a couple of pulls? >> in the back. >> fanning was not hurt, the world surf even was canceled after this. >> meteorologist mike nicco grand opening and grand closing for my surfing career. >> love at first "bite." >> good morning, everyone flash flood watch in the sierra and the high desert and parts of los

angeles so a rough go. we had a couple of games rained out. how often do the dodgers and padres get rained out. this will work toward us but it will not come so far north as we hoped last week the best chance then, is going to be to the southeast at european in lake tahoe and 89 in yosemite and 94 in fresno and 81 in los angeles. make sure you call ahead. there could be delays because of the thunderstorm. back on you guys. >> thanks, mine now at look at the traffic. >> we have a sig-alert southbound 680 and 580 interchange because of lanes one and two closed with asphalt paving and road work so just be extra cautious and know you have to slow down. at driftwood at willow pass the road next to highway four there is a fire and the fire department is handle this and c.h.p. is assisting shutting down that area of the road.

it is off the freeway there. a look at san mateo bridge: busy this morning but no backups to speak of. that is the good news if you are headed to work this morning. >> a bay area dairy farm is recalling one of its products because there could be pieces of plastic in it. petaluma based clover farms is recalling 2 percent make across northern california because of expiration date of july 129 and if purchased go back to the grocery store for a full refund. >> a if you study fines doctors could be conducting too many unnecessary tests on newborn babies. researchers broke it down to five items that should undergo more rigorous discretion including use of antireflux medication and daily x-rays and m.r.i.s and antibiotic use in babies less than two days old.

>> and a link define diabetes and dementia. the connection between type two diabetes and alzheimer's disease but this is the first study examining the relationship between type one diabetes and dementia after tracking 500,000 people with and without diabetes. those with diabetes were more likely to develop dementia than their counterparts who do not have diabetes. >> the latest dance moves of riley curry. >> she is steph curry's daughter and he is doing the dance to celebrate the third birthday year. the mother posted the video on instagram and writing "happy birthday, baby girl never a dull moment you light up our lives and keep us on our toes," from the mother of young riley. >> celebrating hike a

three-year-old should. >> the family of a woman killed along san francisco's embarcadero are headed to washington dc next, at 5 o'clock a.m. they they are going do make an appeal to lawmakers. >> stay tuned.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning. you have to get up and go do work. it and one of those things. i am eric thomas. >> i am matt keller here for kristen sze heard yesterday at the aids walk we hat hot and humid weather. i find out it is hot the next day when people say "i had no air conditioning." >> a april hot in -- a little hot under the collar. >> no marine layer but no fog. we will look at what is beginning on great our east bay hills camera and you can see how clear it