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 is. look at the temperatures, low

60s to mid-70s by 7:00 and inland it is going to warm to 90 by noon and the rest of us in the 70s. we will be nearly seven at the coast and mid-80s around the bay and low 90s inland and by 4:00 to 7:00 we could be warm enough with a stray shower that will pop up and the best chance is inland east bay and the south bay. i will let you know how much longer the mugginess will hang around. >> traffic right now and leyla is off this morning and i will handle traffic duties with matt. a picture of the golden gate bridge at 5:00 a.m. with traffic moving loan into the city of san francisco. we will look at rafael with trait light. but the sig-alert southbound 680 at 580 interchange the lanes are closed because of disabled asphalt training and road work that could barry the commute. we will keep you informed.

>> british overnight in san francisco, a man is recovering this morning after plumbing nearly -- plunging 300' on end trail. he was recused by boat the he was walking with a friend at 1:00 o'clock a.m. by the cliff when he fell. our reporter will have a report coming up at 5:30. >> an investigation is underway into a fire in san francisco that started on the roof of a house near union and taylor streets. you can see the firefighters battling the lames and crews arrived shortly after 3:00 a.m. with no word on injuries or the cause. >> developing news details of a mass murder in modesto are coming out 24 hours after the suspect was arrested outside a popular san jose mall. abc7 reporter janet o is outside the santa clara county jail with more. >> good morning matt. 30-year-old martin martinez is held at the jail without bail. he was booked and arrested open suspicion of murder early on

sunday morning. he is accused of killing five people two women and three children aims six months to six years. police were called to the home on saturday afternoon for a security check when they discovered the mass murder. they alerted san jose police that he could be in the area. we got exclusive birds of martinez red lincoln navigator parked outside a home. police say martinez went to westfield mall with a friend or relative and three was arrested. we have learned that martinez had a relationship with one of the victims who has been identified as amanda crews, a doctor in modesto. two of her children were kill the, one and said to be the six-month-old baby girl of martinez. all were related and all female. police say the murder has shaken the community. >> it is devastating not only to the families of the victims but to the neighbors here and to our law enforcement community.

police will not say how the victims were killed and what the motive was. neighbors say martinez and crews lived together and had a troubled relationship. according to a facebook post the other adult victim is martinez mother. >> stay with abc7 for the latest on murders with our reporter continuing on twitter@abc7newsbayarea and abc7news.com. >> the family of a woman shot and killed at pier 14 will be in washington dc tomorrow, to push for immigration policy reform. kate steinle's parents and her where testify in front of the senate judiciary committee tomorrow. they will address city sanctuary laws. the kate steinle family plans to meet with elected officials throughout the week. francisco sanchez a five time deportee pleaded not guilty to the katie indicate murder but told abc7 he fired the shot that killed her.

in a statement to abc7 her brother, brad, said it is and i quote, "time for those in power to come together and agree on a policy that is good for our country and keeps americans safe." an account set up in her on has raised $180,000 where a majority going to causes she supported. if you would like to donate we have a link at abc7news.com. this week the board of regenerals will consider salary adjustment for senior management. two previous salary increases drew criticism from governor brown and state legislators after the school asked nor additional funding because of a shortfall. the regents will discuss the salary increases in a closed door meeting on wednesday. a vote is expected on thursday. >> the san rafael city council will take up a plan to increase public safety. according to our media partner the plan contains seven projects expected to cost up to $72 million. the go is to modernize the his

and fire facilities to make sure they can serve the community in the event of disaster. residents agreed to pay for the plan by investigating to increase the sales tax for 20 years. >> nears are battling a large wildfire in the central valley with 1,000 acre fire burning near interstate 5. it broke out last night. right now skit 50 percent contained. around 400 firefighters are fighting the place but the possibility of thunderstorms in the area is complicating firefighting plans. >> now a chance on weather and how warm it. >> warm already. you can see the 76 in pittsburg. present wood is 75. livermore is 71. walnut creek is 70. pleasant hill is 71. concord is 73. in the upper 60s in lafayette dublin, and mount dab who is --

mt. diablo is usually the warm spot but it is more tame. redwood city is sunday. and milpitas is 72. same in fairly foster city, 69. novato is 65. financial district is 67. notice the cooler air is developing around half moon bay. hoping for all of you in san francisco fighting the report heat of 66 will feel the sea breeze. inland is hot, slightly human, 89-96 one of the best areas for a scattered thunderstorm. no cooling sea breeze until we get to the afternoon hour so we. hit 68-78 along the coast and well warmer-than-average up to 88 and the south bay could see a possible stray shower today. >> leyla is off and we are getting a look at traffic here with a sig-alert traffic advisory near dublin southbound 680 at the 580 interchange because of road work.

be aware. you are going to put on the brakes. evora is shut down between driftside and willow pass near highway 4 and the fire department is handling this and c.h.p. is assisting. we have a look at the san rafael on 101 traffic is moving smoothly in both directions. that is if news for sunday morning commute in the north bay. >> funeral homes are not just for funerals anymore with america's money report next. >> new details in the collision between a fighter jet and a small plane and a warning a pilot got moments before. >> tragic toll in lives with heavy storms in the midwest. stay tuned.

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>> covering benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, a look from our exploritorium camera, what a beautiful shot this morning at 5:11 of the bay and the bay bridge and things looking nice as you begin the work week. >> a driver is hospitalized with burns and other injuries he suffered after the car crashed on the san mateo bridge and cell phone shows smoke rising after a

corvette slammed into a light poll at the bridge yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the corvette and a motorcycle were speeding when the accident handed. as you can see from the photo very limit of the corvette remains after the fire. >> new details this morning of the deadly midair collision between an f-16 jet and a single engine cessna over south carolina. national transportation safety board is reporting that the jet pilot was warned by air traffic controller of traffic ahead moments before the july 7 crash. both people on poor the cessna, father and son were killed. jet continued flying for three minutes before the pilot parachuted to safety. the investigation is continuing. >> we are learning more of what may have caused a 24-year-old to gun down four marines and a sailor in tennessee. muhammad youssef abdulazeez's deadly shooting rampage took place in chattanooga tennessee and he was shot and killed by police. mental i willness and alcohol

and marijuana may have been the problem. he was neither anti-american or connected to isis. >> donald trump insisted he will not apologize to senator john mccain for say he was not a hero because he was captured by north vietnamese forces and spoke with abc reporter. >> what could john mccain have done not to be captured? >> i do say this people that were not capture asked went through a lot get no credit. no one talk about them. they are forgot were. >> he raised good amounts of money but we spend too much. not much more complicated. >> other republican presidential candidates have blasted truck for attacking john mccain and the arizona senator spent five years as a p.o.w. after being shot down during a bombing mission in north vietnam. trump never served in the military and received five draft deferments. >> bill cosby said drugs and fame helped him seduce women. in a deposition he defended

himself and against a lawsuit filed by a woman who accused him of drug asking molesting her. he admitted giving women drugs but he contends he never did so without the woman's consent and also said that the sex was always consensual. he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting dozens of women over 40 years. the 78-year-old has never been charged with a crime. >> demi moore is in absolute shock after a 21-year-old man was found drowned in the pool at her home. police are called at 5:30 yesterday morning. her assistant had a party the night before at the home. at this point the drowning is accidental. >> heavy rains are being blamed for the deaths of three people in ohio this morning. a pregnant woman and her two children were watched away after floodwaters destroyed their mobile home. forecasters predict thunderstorms like this one to stretch over the midwest and the plains. the thunderstorms may also bring

hail and more nays -- and tornadoes. we had the hot weather in san francisco and rain in the south bay and everything. it heeds credence to climate change. it is feeling unusual, isn't it, after record high 86 yesterday in san francisco and a record warm low temperature at it is and we are going to set a new record this morning as we are hovering right around 66 degrees right now and you can see the clouds opening and the sun, well, it still has a ways to go before it starts warming up but it is definitely already warm so record warmth is possible and it will be sticky this afternoon and warmer-than-average just about everywhere. now, the air mass could let go of an isolated storm and the pest chance is in the santa clara valley in the eastern section of the contra costa and alameda county, not that one

can't startles where but that is the bull's eye for our chance. dryer and milder air is what is coming in midweek and toward the weekend, and the current radar i looped the last hour, you can see storms off the los angeles coast, are going to probably head out to sea and miss up and it is these storms that could rotate back towards us as we head into the afternoon hours. if you travel anywhere you know it will be wet at times. the temperatures are 57 at bodega bay is the ocean but that is still five degrees warmer-than-average with low-to-mid 60s elsewhere and we are still 5-8 degrees above average along the coast and deeper in the week to try to get more upwhelming to get the temperatures to come down closer to average and give the marine life a break. we have 92 in los altos and 90 in gilroy and mid-to-upper 80s across the south bay and san jose at 88 and pool weather is up the lanes from 90 at lows am doze and redwood city -- los

altos and redwood city at 88. you could drop temperatures along with the 80 in san francisco headed to later in the afternoon. upper 80s to low 90 through the north bay and only petaluma and san rafael not making it to 90 and along the east bay shore a lot of low-to-mid 80s from oakland at 80 and fremont at 84 to richmond and ber low-to-mid 90s you will need the air conditioning inland east bay. tonight is warm maybe not so warm but mid-to-upper 60s in many areas. this morning, at 7:00, you can see down to our south and over to the east is our best chance of seeing the thunderstorms. tomorrow, we will start to get sea breeze to kick in and notice the temperatures are falling back into the 80s in our warmest areas and by thursday we are actually cooler-than-average and we will stay pretty close to normal through the weekend. guys? >> thanks, mike, leyla is off.

sig-alert remains in affect and south 680 at the 580 interchange due to as fault paving work lanes one and two are closed and we will let you know when they will re-open but traffic is stopped pause of the lane work being done. in san jose, we will look at top speeds going on everywhere with no (s to report, so people are driving at highway speaks or better. from emeryville camera no problems to report there. yet. >> all cries are on wall street to start the work week as banks open for the first time in a month. >> here is america's money report. >> good morning, everyone, topping america's money, invest overs hoping for a positive start to the week as fears if depress recede with the banks open again after a shutdown. >> long lines formed before the doors open, however there are still restrictions on cash withdrawals. >> the latest marvel movie

crawled to the top of the weekend box office with "antman," posting the lowest ever earning $58 million and "minions," took in 50 million dollars. would you say "i do," at a funeral home? undertakeers looking for ways to add revenue in hosting special events is an answer. >> new survey shows 10 percent of funeral directors have added a community center events like prom, bang wets and weddings. >> probably get a good deal. >> seven things to know as you start the day. >> moving a home 80'. >> speaking out a white woman who said she black wants to sent the record straight.

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>> here are seven things to know before you go as we take a look outside right now with a beautiful skyline. number one, mar din martinez is held in jail without jail charged in the deaths of five people in modesto include his own six-month-old deepwater and the baby's mother. police arrested mar din necessary at the mall in san jose year morning. >> breaking overnight in san francisco, a man is getting checked out at the hospital after falling from a cliff at the end of lands end trail. dead man's cliff is not a good place to hike in the middle of the night. amy hollyfield will have a report in a few minutes. >> san jose place will field test body cameras today, 15 officers will test three different types of cameras between now and october after the three month island program the department will choose a

camera. the entire police force will be outfitted with them by next june. >> the united states and cuba have restored full diplomatic ties. cuba will tomally inaugurate the embassy in washington, dc, where the cuban flags will fly for the first time since 1961. secretary of state john kerry will raise the flag in cuba when he visits next month. >> americans are defied over the supreme court ruling legalizing gay marriage nationwide. the numbers show support is down from early this year but there is a near even split over whether local officials with religious objections should be required to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples. >> after record warm temperatures there are record warm low temperatures and the possibility of thunderstorms. i will have an update on that and when the weather will turn back to average on the seven-day

forecast. number seven a look at the bay bridge toll plaza with things picking up this morning. you can see the fast track lanes moving well and the cash lanes are not moving so well as you would like this early in the morning. >> happen today 120-year-old house is moved in san francisco but it is not going too far. the home is being moved 80' to make way for a new urban school in san francisco at oak street. moving starts at 8:00 a.m. and goes until 4:00 or 5:00 and the move will be very slow and delicate and owned by archdiocese of san francisco. former president george h.w. bush is home after being hospitalized for a broken neck. he broke a bone in his neck after falling last week at the summer home in maine. doctors anticipate he will make a full recovery. the president suffered from a form of perform disease leaving him unable to walk. he now uses a wheelchair or a

motorized scooter to get around. and since a girl was outed as being born white she identified as black and defended her racial identity in a new article published in vanity fair and was the head of the spokane naacp chapter and stepped down after her parents, white said she was not truthful about her race. she said she plans to write a book about her experience. >> the idea of seeing nothing but electric power big rigs through california could not be far off with an executive order calling for zero emissions technologies in the freight industry. that means trucks and trains that do not put out any mutation giving state agencies a career to have a plan to reach zero emmissions by 2030. >> police dogs get extra protection, san mateo police sent a video of k-9 ajax getting a new bullet-proof vest one of

two dogs in san mateo being trained for the swat team. the group raised $85,000 yesterday for the vests and specialized training. >> giving raider nation something to cheer about with a decision on the team's future. >> a mural vandalized again and we will show you the surveillance video that police want to get out so hopefully someone will recognize the suspect. >> a look from our high definition camera at the embarcadero and the bay with traffic moving along right here. there are trouble spots in the bay area. 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.

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>> thanks for joining us on this monday. i am matt keller here for christian. >> leyla is off and mike has the forecast. >> we will see so far san francisco and oakland are above their reports. this is why: there is no sea breeze. there is no marine layer. because of that, we are dealing with very mild conditions and we will see what is happening the next 12 howevers from sutro tower to the east. can you see mt. diablo promise independently displayed and we will deal with 62 to 74 this morning and 70 at the cost by noon and a chance of a storm by 4:00, 6 at coast to moot and the temperatures will drop this afternoon at the coast when the sea breeze develops and i will let you know when the cool weather gets to the rest of our neighbors. >> leyla is off this morning and we will handle traffic at the

deck. >> i remind you of the sig-alert in effect, southbound 680 at 580 interchange there are two lanes closed for asphalt with traffic crawling at 14 miles per hour and a look at walnut creek we can see traffic southbound on 680 moving along and we will keep track of that and elsewhere in a few minutes. a small grass fire has forced the closure next to highway 4 and right when the morning commute is underway with the fire on the scene and c.h.p. is helping to shut down evora road. >> in san francisco, a daring overnight rescue near dead man's cliff on the san francisco coast and amy hollyfield is near lands end. amy? >> it is very dark on this trail and we had to get out a few

lights to be able to show it to you and two men decided to hike to the end of it at 1:00 o'clock this morning. one man did fall. he fell off the cliff about 300' into the water and he was very lucky, crews found him and said it was not easy they called his name and got no respond. the swimmers located him and pulled him to safety. >> he is pretty been but he is alive. he has rescue swimmers come out and package him and took him on the rescue boat. >> officials say this is not a good place to hike at that hour at 1:00 o'clock in the morning with no lights the paths are narrow. if you not familiar with the area there is a good chance you will fall. >> they have not released the victims' name or aim or anything else. but he is going to be okay.

>> >> developing news we are learning more of the five people killed this modesto including the suspect's six-month-old daughter and her mother 30-year-old martin martinez is in the santa clara county jail. police arrested him in san jose yesterday morning at the mall and candles have been placed outside the home in modesto where officers found the bodies of three little girls and two female adults. police conducted welfare check. they have not released the names of the victims but the family of c amanda crews said she among the dead. >> there is a past relationship define martin and one of victims inside and one of the children is his. >> an physician and recently moved into the home with martinez much we have more on the story nbc

hour. >> quick work by fire crews prevent add brushfire from spreading and this cell phone video showed flames up the hillside that started at 8:00 people in the molar ranch neighborhood near foothill road and 5 area the crews assisted alameda county fire to hold the flames to two acres. the cause is "under investigation." >> san bernardino county the rain calmed a large grass fire that swept across interstate 15 on friday and firefighters are still on the job and so-called north fire is 75 percent contained burning over 4,200 acres and flames destroyed 20 cars and trucks and the drivers ran for their lives weapon the fire jumped the freeway. seven homes and 44 other vehicles were also burned. investigators are looking into what sparked the fire. >> images from southern california where heavy rain caused a bridge on interstate 10 in riverside county to collapse. a driver was hurt and had to be rescued after the truck fell into the river below and washed

out. a passenger got out. interstate ten is a major route between southern california and arizona. the highway is now closed in both directions at eagle mountain road about 50 miles west of the arizona border and on drivers are stranded. caltrain said the stretch of the highway will be closed indefinitely but recommend naps of delores broad record-breaking rain to southern and central california causing put slides in san bernardino county. los angeles angels and padres gave both of rained out pore the first time -- rained out for the first time in years. >> toes place are field testing body cameras 15 officers will wear cameras between now and october and test three different types of the devices after the three month pilot program the department will choose a camera and the entire police force is rained and outfitted with them by next year. the cameras are expected to cost the city about $1 million.

>> measures plan to picket outside the regional medical center in mar been without a contract since last year. the county is accused of jeopardizing public safety. >> the victims of the berkeley ball cope collapse were remembered in a traditional irish mass a month after the accident. friends and family of the victims were joined by others in the irish community who came to pay respects. six people were on the balcony when they died. seven were injured. of the seven survivors, five remain in the bay area. >> we have been trying to support them because normally they would be doing summer work and earning income. we are helping them pay their rent and travel up and down to the hospitals and helping the families fine accommodation. >> last week the berkeley city council passed an ordinance mandating periodic inspections of balconies and setting new standards during construction.

>> san francisco police hope someone will recognize a person caught on surveillance video vandalizing a controversial mural in the mission district. can you see a man splashing some kind of filmable liquid on the mural at 24th and bryant on june 29. he lights the liquids and ran away. the mural mixes lgbt and latino culture. >> oakland city officials are expected to return to a developer's at $4 billion transforming the complex into a mini downtown complete with homes, a showing 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. >> meteorologist mike nicco has

the forecast and, mike wow, we are starting off warm. >> absolutely. check out the temperatures along the east bay shore. the cool spot is castro valley and richmond at 66, and berkeley 67 degrees. we have san leandro at 68. alameda and hayward and union city and fremont 69 along with oakland. that is a record. 69 in san jose is a record-tying warm temperature and we have 72 in san carlos and 66 in san francisco and record warm low and 73 in concord and 7 is in livermore tying a record warm low temperature. we are anywhere from four to nine degrees warmer than yesterday at this time and check out the golden gate bridge no worries here a light breeze from the west and absolutely no marine layer or fog. now, that could change this afternoon. 89-96 from the north bay to inland east bay and hot and slightly humid and coast 68 to 78 and now, 78 around san

francisco to 88 heading southbound into san jose and those temperatures are warmer-than-average. if we get an isolated thunderstorm, inland east bay and the south bay are the best bet. more on that and a cooling trend in the seven-day outlook. how about traffic greater risk? >> thank you. and from our drive time traffic map, traffic advisory near dublin southbound 680 at 580 interchange we have been talking about it all morning with traffic speeds slow at 14 miles per hour in some spots because of lanes one and two closed because of asphalt taping and road work and mass transit, bart, right now, on time and muni is on time and ace train one is 18 minutes late. be prepared. from san mateo bridge you can see the traffic moving well in both directions but remark is

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the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule, news that lives where you live. covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. welcome back at 5:22 on the morning news. looking at a gorgeous shot of the bay and you can seat lights in the east bay and clouds over there, with the forecast coming up. >> a deadly crash in monterey county up to five bicycles went down during the first lap of yesterday's super bike super stock 1000 race.

martinez and fernandez were rubbed to hospitals where they died. both are from spain. several other riders were injured and in word on the cause. >> a new push to crack down on hit-and-run drivers in california. a senate committee passed a bill that would institute a yellow alert system. it allows c.h.p. to post an alert on freeway message boards with the description of the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run accident only if the driver left behind someone who is dead or seriously injured. the c.h.p. is not supporting this bill with concerns it would dilute the impact of the amber alert system. >> the united states and cuba have formally restored full diplomatic relations for the first time in half a century. we have more on this historic moment from washington dc. >> president obama said united states disengagement with cuba has not worked. after months of negotiations some big issues remain but the leaders of boat countries stay 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 caribbean island embassy in washington dc for the first time in half a century. in cuba they have been sprucing up the building that today is an american embassy. cuban president castro 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 social it 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 city next month for a formal ceremony at the united states embassy this.

a big thank you to the thousands of people would made the aids walk san francisco another huge success. that would be 20,000 people in the bay area raising $2.2 million to help people living with hiv and aids. >> abc was at golden gate park for yesterday's 29th event and the rate of h.i.v. infections is cut by a third and thanks in part to research funded by the walk although we are past the dark days of the aids epidemic there is still in cure. people need to be attempted to and he do not realize this is running rampant in the country and in the world. >> more older people now living with aids and the problem is they are taking very harsh drugs. that can cause negative side effects much the problem has a different space for -- or face to it but it is real. >> abc is a proud sponsor of the walk. >> $2.2 million to create

fundraising efforts, and the dollar amount was high along with the temperature. >> they have raised over $86 million in 26 years. >> coincidence? we hope the temperature is 90 in san francisco. maybe they should have the temperatures go down as much as the money raised goes up. from mount tamalpais you can see the mid-to-upper level tropical moisture in the form of clouds to the south and over sfo no need to wore about flight arrival delays not a cloud to be found, no marine layer, no sea breeze be just sun and clouds and muggy today and actually, the air where we are is more dry than the air above us so you will see the high based isolated storms today and overnight and the comfortable air will arrive by wednesday. we will be closer to average.

live doppler hd showing nothing going on here but it will rotate from southeast to northwest back toward us so that puts the south bay and inland east bay the best chance of seeing a storm. it does not mean one will not pop up but you can see the motion the next three hours of the storms if you are headed into the southern part of the central valley or san joaquin valley you will run into heavy downpours. temperatures may have a heat index again today. the 90s around gilroy and morgan hill and los gatos will feet that and so will the mid-to-upper 80s with sunnyvale at 87 and sunnyvale and in san mateo you may want to do window shopping. low-to-mid 70s and warmer along the coast with the water temperatures in the 60. 80 in downtown but our temperatures could taper in the afternoon along the coast and into san francisco with the sea

breeze developing then. upper 80s in petaluma and san rafael and low 90s elsewhere through the north bay and upper 70s in richmond and berkeley and low-to-mid 80s from oakland and 80 to fremont at 84 and inland east bay low-to-mid 90s again and tenths may not be record warm temperatures but it will be before average mid-60s to nearly 70s and we may be close again. this is the last night. the sea breeze will overread our neighborhood on tuesday and especially wednesday with dry air and temperatures are below average on thursday and a rebound as we head to the weekend. have a good day. >> thank you mike, leyla is off this morning so we are look at the traffic and you can see the altamont pass is slow. if you are out of tracy you can tell you will hit the brakes. you can see traffic is slow at the 680/580 interchange because of road work out this and traffic has been slow in that area getting as slow as 14 miles per hour.

a look at the golden gate bridge a beautiful shot no fog, no clouds in the sky beautiful this morning and the people are heading into the city. >> did you know this is a right way to give your kids an allowance? at 6:00, three step guide parents need to know to teach little ones the value of hard-earned crash. >> a new concern for people coping with diabetes, the mental decline and they could be more vulnerable to one disease. >> a shark attack caught on television with scary moms -- moments for a surfer and what happened at the live competition stay tuned.

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>> if you smelled something strange in the air in berkeley and i am being kind it may not be someone forgot to take out the trash of the scientists are waiting for the corpse fire to -- corpse plant to bloom which smells like rotting flesh and has a leaf up to 15' tall. the garden is open to visitors between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., bring your own clothes pin. >> uber will celebrate and support the special olympics.

we were at the golden gate bridge as law enforcement officers from around the world carried the special him byes -- olympic torch across the span. the gapes are held in los angeles with opening ceremony on july 25. >> it is a big day for san jose based ebay which will celebrate their split from pay pal with a celebration and ring the nasdaq closing deal. ebay and pay pal separated after 13 years ago and pay pal will be able to better compete with other payment options and try to rebuild business and their presence in asia. >> now video that everyone is talking about. that was taken minutes into the bay open finals.

>> the world surfing champion is being attacked by a shark after being knocked off the surf board two fins appeared and fanning get disappeared by punching the shark. >> i kicked and screamed and wow... >> did you get some teeth? >> just saw the fins. i was waiting for the teeth and i thought wow. >> did you get a couple of punches in? >> if the back. >> fanning was not hurt. the world surf league canceled the reminder of the event. >> must have been some keep that shark away. >> that was...sutro tower this morning shows colors out there signifying warm temperatures. we are going to be anywhere from five degrees warmer-than-average in san jose to eight in oakland and 12 in san francisco and we

will not be so world as it was yesterday in san francisco. flash flooding sierra to the high desert and the high country inless an and santa barbara more thunderstorms developing this afternoon after record rains yesterday and it could happen down there fresno at 94 and yosemite 89 and lake tahoe 81 and 81 in los angeles and 100 in sacramento and 101 in chico. be careful traveling around the state today. >> thank you leyla is off today and we are handling traffic cuts here and i want to start you off with a look at drive times, walnut creek to dublin is 33 minutes and southbound asphalt is being replaced so this could be a slow down for quite a while. 101 from santa rosa to san francisco takes 52 minutes and from highway one to los gatos is 22 minutes, and remark at the

bay bridge toll plaza last time it was sparse but not now. good backup going on. >> new this morning a study finds doctors could be conducted too many unnecessary tests on newborn babies. researchers broke it down to five items that should have more rigorous discretion including use of antirenews medication chest x-rays and m.r.i.s and discharging anti bobby in babies less than two days old. >> a possible link between type one diabetes and dementia. kaiser permanente said this is a relationship after tracking 500,000 people ages 60 and older with and without type one diabetes and found that patients were 75 percent more likely to develop dementia than nondiabetic counterparts. >> thousands are checking out riley curry's dance moves. ♪ beware ♪

>> riley, go riley. that is the daughter of steph curry celebrating her third birthday. her mother posted the 13-second video on instagram writing "this is three. happy birthday baby girl, never a dull moment you light up our toes and keep us on our >> retail rivals are getting creative with big box storms give amazon a run for their money after record sales on prime day. >> turning back the clock to america's walk on the moon and you can relive the moment. >> stay tuned.

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, five people

murdered in modesto and the suspect arrested in the bay area and his connection to the victims. >> a push for change after a woman is gunned down along a san francisco pier the family of kate steinle using their national plat form to make sure history does not repeat itself. >> tapping into your child's personalities, a new study reveals about what to expect from your first-born. >> good morning, and thanks for joining us. >> leyla is off but we are here doing traffic with meteorologist mike nicco meteorologist, and thank you for joining us on this monday morning. it has to be warm. >> it is warm record warm temperatures after record high temperatures yesterday followed by record high temperatures again today, good morning everyone, for marine layer to speak of and visibility is unlimited, just about everywhere including the golden gate bridge where we have a breath of breeze coming out of the west right new, temperatures are running from the