june 27th. natasha's off but the rest of us are here. >> we are here. i ate nerds for breakfast so that's starting off good. >> that's healthy. >> that's a good note. >> mike, hopefully your weather's better than my breakfast. >> are you still on vacation? >> in my head only. >> grocery shopping time. >> right, no kidding. >> nerds for breakfast, ai like it. let's talk about what's going to happen today when reggie goes out and goes grocery shopping. here's a like at you can see most of the buildings except for the big sales force tower there kind kind of punching in the fog this morning. we're going to be in the mid-foifts low 60s. right around 60 at the coast all day. 70 to 72 at 4:00 around the bay, ib land 72 to sift 6. all of us in the 50

comfortable evening ahead. we do have one trouble spot and not bay bridge toll plaza though we 0 could get a few more of those cash lanes open. this one's westbound 580 just before fassa har ra. it sounds like a vehicle hit a tire that was in the roadway. not sure if that was just some tire tread or maybe his own tire fell off there but lost control. we've got debris all over the roadway and that's coming up in less than ten. a decision that could affect the next time you park your car. >> the city plans to increase parking permit prices and the decision is a very controversial one. abc 7 news reporter matt keller explains. matt. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. you know it's expensive to live in palo alto. how about park something you're going to soon pay more. according to the palo alto weekly they're set to double annual parking fees from $149 to

$365 raising fees for downtown garages from $466 to $738. a day-parking permit in the california avenue district will go from $8 to $25. some of that extra money would go stot nonprofit transportation management association in an attempt to reduce the number of solo drivers going to work. they say businesses cover permit costs for their employees and for the workers who don't get that perk they're often times moving their cars around during the day trying to keep up with parking time limits. the council meeting starts at 5:00 tonight. rorting live in palo alto. a new report says oak land police supervisor who oversawed the bung will investigation into the department arizona sex scandal case may avoid discipline. that's because there are questions about when the statute of limitations clock starts for filing disciplinary charges. according to the chronicle, repeated delays in the city and federal investigations may have

a big impact. allegations of oakland cops sexually exploiting the teenage girl who called herself sa cleft kwap first surfaced in 2016. according taye report, shawn went didn't make the case a priority and sabrina land dra told an investigator to hold off until an internal probe was complete. and now to a disturbing case in the south bay. a san jose swim coach is under arrest accused of molesting and inl tim dating children he worked with at a local swim club. >> police say timothy nguyen started a texting relationship with children at the swim club and there's a possibility there could be more victims. we have that story. >> reporter: it was a busy afternoon in the pool at gunnederson high school. many of the children training here are part of quick silver swimming a private club. they say that's where he was praig on children. >> it's just really, ealy wrong on a whole bunch of different

levels. >> one of the parents alerted the school about him saying he was being inappropriate. they investigated and found he texted several teens who swam there. >> at first it was about the team and swimming, but then it progressed over time and they started becoming sexual in nature asking for sexual favors as well as nude images of these children. >> police arrested him for molesting and intimidating children. detectives say he targeted males and females. so far, three victims have been identified. >> we want the public to know that we are concerned, we -- about finding any other victims that maybe outthere because, again, the victims do need help. >> many parents who have children in the swim club told us they were not notified. they and others were upset because he was something the kids looked up to. >> when that coach breaks that trust it's worse than any other betrayal. >> the quick siller swim club had no comment.

we went there and a couple told us off camera say they're surprised but don't think he should have been arrested. >> happening today, oakland considering becoming the fourth bay area city to impeach president trump. the move is largely symbolic but they went to man congress to investigate the president for impeachment. if approved, oakland would join rich plond, almedia and berkley which have already passed impeachment proceedings. the senate expected to hold a key procedural vote on the bill tomorrow. the congressional budget office says if the bill passes, 22 million more americans would be without health insurance over the next decade. this version of the bill would end enhance medicaid extension, eliminate coverage mandates and allow insurers to charge older policyholders a little bit more. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl explains why he thinks there's no plan "b" if the bill does not

pass. >> i asked that question specifically of top officials. i see no plan "q" and as for republican leaders on capital hill, it seems that their plan "b" if this goes down is simply to move on to another issue. they want to get on to taxes. >> only two republican senators can vote against the bill in order for it to still pass. i want to noetd we are expecting a lot of local developments today, including reaction from leaders like governor jerry brown and senators diane fine stain and kamala harris. they're all expected to hold a news conference sometime later this morning. stay on top of all the updates on abc7news.com and with our app. the san jose city council will discuss ways to prevent giving themselves a raise. council members say it's awkward to vote on their own slarz, something city policy forces them to do. they want that decision out of their hands and they've asked the salary-setting commission to come up with another option. the council's also willing to have voters decide their financial fate by making changes

to the city charter about how their salaries are determined. a car-jacking suspect from fremont fled to illinois but he didn't go far enough. fremont police say they used the community's camera system to think him to a car jacking june 19th and two other attempted car jackings. detectives learned he was 2,100 miles away in addison, illinois. fremont police worked with officers there and they tracked and arrested him. photos and tattoos helped addison police identify him. bart appears to be back on track this morning after a water problem stopped service last night. a bart spokesperson says a clogged drain and naturally occurring underground springs caused minor flooding on the tracks, created a puddle at the powell street station at 6:30 last night leading to a ten-minute systemwide delay. they say they are working to water proof tunnels. wildfires burning in several

western states including utah. they say they won't get control of the so-called brian health fire until july 14th. they say it's burned 46,000 acres that's one and a half times the size of san francisco. it's just 9% contained. the fire started on june 17th meaning that it would be burning for almost a month before crews can get that contained. time lapse video shows the power of a massive wildfire in asz. this is about whun 65 miles east of phoenix. the fry fire has grown to 38,000 acres. it's 43% contained. officials estimate they won't reach full containment on this one until july 30th. and evacuation warnings are in place in southern california where a fire has burned 5,000 acres. this one is called the mania needa fire. it's burning in riverside counted tip if the sfarted with a single car crash yesterday afternoon. their last update at midnight says it is just 10% contained. almadeya firefighters had

their hands full of dogs, photos that they posted of two dogs that they rescued from a house fire or carl avenue in castro valley. they kept the flames from spreading and all occupants of the home were able to get out safely before firefighters got there. one resident went to a local hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation. the cause of this fire still under investigation this morning. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's talk temperatures. 61 in brentd wood, consoared 60, everybody else pretty much mid to upper 50s. in our inland east bay neighborhoods snichlt oakland, hayward 62, los gatos 53. 59 san carlos, 54 in pacifica and san francisco about 57 degrees. here's a look at walnut creek looking southbound if you're exercising today, no summer heat to worry about. yard work get home in the evening hours, a perfect time. you don't have to worry about sunshine, you don't have to worry about anything, too warm and fingerprint you're going to the beaches. we'll have sunshine but it will

be chilled once again by those breezes. here's a look at the cloud deck, it is broken to expect a lot of sunshine again today. a little bit slower at the coast but you will see some. tree pollen moderate, gross pollen moderate and very high uv index. 113 in palm springs, hot as you'd expect. 84 in l.a. 87 sacramento, 79 at tahoe, and about 84 in yosemite. for us, got a little bit of a warming trend after today. look at all these 60s and 70s, but a few 80s show up tomorrow around our inland east bay and north bay neighborhoods and then those get a little bit warmer as we head towards thursday, even the south bay starting to push 80 degrees. a few 90s in the fraftd but no 100s. we'll take a look at that weekend coming up next. let's find out what alexis has for us. anyup dates. one new issue in the east bay. doesn't sound like it's going to be a major problem but we are taulg calling for a tow truck. skouj southbound ate eight to

6th avenue someone called in and said they believed they ran out of gas in a rental car there so i guess he was trying to make it to the oakland airport and didn't quite make. they're working on moving him but we do have one lane blocked at and still moving to clear this crash, westbound 580 just before tasia har ra road a vehicle hit a tire, lost control. a lot of debris there. it does sound like they're working on pushing that to the side as we speak. quick check of that drive time as well, not terrible westbound 580 trace stoi dublin 48 minutes, west down the 4 looks great antioch to concord in the green at 17 minutes. >> thank you. tennis superstar serena williams responding with a dear john letter to john mcenroe after his claim that she can't keep up with the boys. >> people did not like this and also incredible video shows a rescue in northern california. white chp is commending the lost hikers. hikers. and new developments in the

hi and welcome back. chp releasing this night vision rescue in poser county and right in the middle you see the guy they have to rescue. and officials now saying those stranded hikers did everything right. two men and a dog went on a hike sunday. their dog took off and the men went to good find it. they eventually found the dog and while the dog was hurt so they carried him for nearly three hours before realizing they were lost. the sun started to set so the

men stayed put, started a fire and called 911. chp says that's exactly what you're supposed to do. that played a big role in the rescue crews finding those hikers. everyone is now recovering. we have another rescue to show you. we're now hearing from a man whose life was saved during this dramatic aerial rescue over sierra over the weekend. he clung to a rock after being overpowered by the swift water of the south uba river. a day of trying to get cool turned into a fight to just stay alive. >> i thought i could swim across what appeared to be the calmer part of the river, the feeling that the current had on me was like the start of a roller coaster. i'm 6'4", i've never felt so small in my life. >> that video is crazy to watch. he says he's grateful to the highway patrol officersnd at firefighters who saved him on saturday. he now plans to volunteer with the search and rescue group near his nevada home.

that's a good way of paying it forward. pressure mounting on uber, lawmakers asking the tech giant to diversify hits leadership. they sent a letter to the right hailing company following a slew of scandals and leadership ressic nations including uber's ceo just lack week. they suggested recent executive vacancies could be filled by people of color. and happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors expected to finalize the ban on flavored tobacco products. just last week the board approved the measure to prohibit the sale of menthol cigarettes, flavored chew, or flavored liquid for e-cigarettes. and today's vote will finalize the ban but it won't take effect until next april. >> i personally am going to have a hard time not calling this the space ship campus but officially apple park in cupertino is now in full view on this video. it's gorgeous. you can also see the steve jobs theater. this drone video from just a few days ago showcases the long-awaited campus. you can see the lights are on in

that theater which is going to hold a thousand people when it's finished and that's where future apple unvalgz are going to be held. the new apple campus is going to be home to about 12,000 employees and suspect scheduled to open in the coming months. california received the green light to move forward with the $16 billion plan to change how waters move from the delta to southern california. the u.s. fish and wildlife service ruled pumping water into two massive tunnels would not jeopardize endangered species like fish living in the dealt although the mega project still faces several more hurdles before any construction can begin. meanwhile delta farmers oppose the plan. they fear it could hurt their crops. new developments this morning about banning robot delivery service on sidewalks in san francisco. the leader of the opposition has bowed to pressure from the business community to reconsider the ban. he says the ban remains a work in progress and he's going to meet with the companies that

make the roe bots. it was concerned with pedestrian safety, a possible impact on jobs and more congestion on already crowded streets. only an abc 7 news, an animal control call that you don't hear every day. a tort tois showed up in a family's front yard in portola valley. this thing wasn't going anywhere fast. >> it never does. >> right. it's a tort tois. to neighbors nicknamed the unexpected visitor tank the tort tois. this man says he looked out his kitchen window and sought gentle giant just crawling down the path. so his family made an enclosure and called animal control as neighbors began to gather around. >> is he what you imagined a big turtle would look like? >> no. >> how's he dlirch? >> it's much bigger and much faster. >> oh my god. >> he's giant. >> that's knonot a >> the peninsula human society

says it's an african tort tois and that he is a she whose almost certainly somebody's. he. but if they can't find the owner she could go up to adoption to a family with a really, really big backyard. >> whoever has that tort tois doesn't realize they're missing one? >> it's a big thing to lose, right. >> hi, mike. that's a great point. it's not like she can outrun us or anything. hey, good morning, everybody. it's san jose on display here, 280 and 17. you can see the cloud your out there, little hazy in spots will. our coolest afternoons moving forward today and tomorrow. our nights remooin main mild to cool with a chance of drizzle the next couple of nights. so let's start down in the south bay, 73 in sunnyville, mall paid pete toes, 76 at gilroy. these temperatures a little bit cooler yesterday because of the winds coming off the bay they'll be a little bit stronger and transport some of that cooler

air deeper into the valley. 69 in millbrae, 72 in medical wood. low to mid-60s along the coat dalla city 69. 66 in san francisco today. 73 to about 79 degrees as you head from san rafael to napa. over to the east day, 69 about berkeley, 70 at oakland, richmond. orinda 74 in fremont, 72. concord and san ramon. those are the cool spots. then over towards on the yok and brentwood we'll have low 80s. seven-day forecast temperatures mainly in the upper 50s again with more cloud cover. closer to the coast. it will still be breezy tomorrow but it will let up enough to let us warm just a little bit tomorrow, thursday, and some 90s for the weekend away from the coast. and we've got a new issue if you are doing the bay bridge commute here this morning so i want to take to our traffic camera. we've spun our emeryville camera around you can see those flashing lights. four to five vehicles involved

at one point we had lane five blocked. it looks to me like they are working to push this off to the left shoulder but i think we at least have one lane still blocked at this point. so i'm definitely keep a close eye on that, not a huge backup but that's a tough spot to have anything blocking. take you to another problem on the east bay, south on ate 880, told you about that vehicle that ran out of gas, they were able to push that vehicle off of those main lanes there and off on to the 16th avenue off-ramp. hopefully that backup will unwind soon. and we did get the all clear westbound 580 just before tasia har ra as well and that's unwinding fairly quickly from state route 84. today's first look a new lawsuit against ivanka trump's fashion line claims the company ripped off shoe designs. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, ivanka trump ordered by a federal judge to testify by deposition to accusations these shoes by her

name sake brand are a knock off. high end italian designer acc kwa zur ra in a suit last year blasting the first daughter and her company for copying nearly every detail of its shoe. the famous footwear pictured here side by side. the head of the italian fashion house writing at the time, you should know better. shame on you, ivanka trump. ivanka firing back in a written declaration, i had no involvement in the conception, design production, sale of the hetty shoe. my involvement was strictly limited to the final sign off if the and coming up at 7:00 a.m. dan abrams weighs in on what could happen next with your gma first look, i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. now a live desk update. >> this is one just coming into our live desk, it's surveillance video this morning and it shows men stealing thousands of dollars worth of clothes from victoria secret.

okay. here's the video. take a look. happened in stores across ohio. the thieves take less than five minutes at each store while they're open, so there's other customers around. and in the end they took about 180 different items. the suspects remain on the run this morning and, reggie, with a lot of victoria secret merchandise. >> i guess so. people are going wild over this story. serena williams is now responding to john mack enrow after he says she would be, quote, ranked 700 in the world on the men's tennis circuit. she tweeted this out last night, dear john i adore and respect you but please please keep me out of your statements that are not factually based 50i6 never played anyone ranked there nor do i have time. respect me and my privacy as i'm trying to have a baby. good day, sir. >> i think it's a great come back from serena. i'm an avid tennis player. john mcenroe known for his antics on the court, he was

always upset on the court, so i think it's just translate on to twitter. >> keep her name out your mouth. next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> and putting the art in bart, how the transit system is how the transit system is helping to show off area krooe

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infections are common and if you have had tb, hepatis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz can reduce the symptoms of ra, even without methotrexate, and is also available in a once-daily pill. ask about xeljanz xr. it's 5:26 and here are the seven things we think you should know about today. number one google is face a record $2.7 billion fine. investigators in the eu slapping the mounlt tain view company way fine overnight for giving priority placement from products from its online shipping service over those of competitors. gop senate are looking for wrangle votes ahead of the vote tomorrow. only two republican senators can vote against the bill in order for it to still pass but six are opposed. police are look for more possible victims after the arrest a local swim coach.

timothy nguyen is accused of molesting and intimidating children at a private swim club called quick siller swimming. number four we're waking up to clouds this morning but with afternoon sunshine our temperatures will be refreshingly cool, anywhere from 2 to 9 degrees below average. concord's 77. and number 5 we did have a crash in the maze here as you try to make your way to the bay. we had the three left lanes blocked. i'm pretty sure i just with watched all those vehicle drive off. number six national hiv testing day. health departments and organizations across the country are hoping to raise awareness about the importance of testing and early diagnosis and being linked to the proper care and treatment services. and number 7, actor charlie sheen auctioning off babe runl's 1927 world series ring. bids are already as high as $600,000. he's also selling the document that traded ruth from the red sox to the yankees. more money, more problems?

maybe. the reason minimum wage hike in san francisco may not be the financial relief that thousands of workers are banking on. >> plus rounding up one of the >> plus rounding up one of the east bay's school zriktsz, the

good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. all right. we are covering a ton of breaking news this morning and including the story of a coach, a swim coach that is accused of texting some children so we're going to get to that story. but we want to start. >> super disturbing. >> yes, not a good story. it's one of the ones we're tracking. we have a lot going on, especially in the weather department and of course traffic. >> so let's go ahead and start with weather why don't we get things on the rails this morning and we'll talk about what's

going on with live do loor 7 and what it's going to show you are some winds out there. they're pretty gusty this morning and will get faster as we head into the afternoon hours. 29 at fairfield, 18 oakland, 10 at live more, 10 at half moon bay. what's it doing to our temperatures? let's take a look at your 12-hour day planner 7:00 mid to upper 50s to antioch and fairfield at 60. as we head up to noon you can see the 70s, the yoel low strrt starting to sprinkle into our inland neighborhoods while the greens 60s still hold on to the bay. by 4:00 we're in the mid to upper 70s inland, mid to upper 60s around the bay. and sfoen clock tonight even some 50s creeping into the bay and 60s and 70s holding on inlands. how about cool heads on the road this morning alexis. i hope so. i do have some good news if you are trying to cross the bay bridge into san francisco. so we had a four to five-vehicle crash here within the maze just east of the toll blahsa for a brief time we had the three left

lanes brokd. but we can just confirm we are all clear and watch them drive off parking lot. you can see one of those tow trucks right now. but we've got those metering lights flipped on. we had a couple other problems in the east bay so we'll update you in ten. fast track carpool, pay by play, it doesn't matter it's all included in a toll increase that starts in a few days. >> amy hollyfield is live at the bridge. amenmy. >> reporter: jessica, the bridge district says it needs the money for the maintenance and the operation of that beautiful bridge here. they say this money is vitally important and it will bring in quite a bit of month. the board of directors passed this three years ago and it says it will help them with their five-year budget shortfall. if you pay with fast track you will be paying $6.70 5. if you don't have a fast track your toll will jump to 7 pds 75. here's how that money adds up.

they say about 112,000 cars cross this bridge every day. if you had 25 cents to each car they'll be making extra $28,000 a day or more than 10 million a year. this toll increase will go into effect on monday. life in ma rin county abc 7 news. developing news, google is being hit with a record $2.7 billion fine. it's coming from the eu. it's the result of a 7-year investigation by antitrust regulators into its online shopping service. they say the mountain view company illegally favored its own shopping service over competitors when it displayed search results. google maintains its sponsored ads make it easier for consumers to find what they want. the senate planning to hold a did doh or die procedural vote on the gop healthcare bill tomorrow as it faces growing opposition within the republican party. a total of six senators now oppose the bill. they can only afford to lose two to pass. the nonpartisan congressional

budget office revealed its analysis of the bill. they found than 20 ffo more million americans could be uninsured by 2026. 15 million more would happen next year. >> i'm also very concerned about the medicaid cuts, what it means to our most vulnerable citizens and i'm very concerned about the cost of insurance premiums and deductibles. >> if passed, this bill would slash medicaid spend baigt hundred billion dollars. president trump had pushed to save it when he was still on the campaign trail. police and doctors say the republican plan will leave some of their patients with fewer options. the plan slashes spending on medicaid by $800 billion. matt hickey say resident physician at sf general where a number of his patients are on medicaid. >> i think that's my big concern is that patients are going to get a lot sicker before they feel like they're able to come into the emergency department and brave all the expenses that they might face. >> a proposal meantime to bring in personal healthcare to california was unexpectedly

stalled in sacramento friday. lawmakers put it on hold saying it was incomplete and didn't include a way to pay for it. government agencies are scrambling to implement a limited version of president trump's travel ban. starting thursday, the supreme court rules that nationals from six muslim majority countries will need to show their affiliation to a person or organization in the u.s. in order to visit here. these strikss will be in effect for 90 days. abc 7 talked to members of the muslim community in silicon valley who told us they believe this executive order is unconstitutional. >> it's really going against the fundamental fabric of this country and the fundamental backbone of what this society has been built upon. >> the justices will review the constitutionality of the van in october. hapgs today a report expected to be released of how the police officers book black and minority defendants on more severe charges when they're jailed. the study was commissioned by

the city's public defender's office and it shows that plaque people are held in jail longer than whites, are convicted of more serious crimes and serve longer sentences and that's of course according to the study of the more serious charges they're booked on. a san francisco family is grieving the logs of their father. they identified the man of ronnie avila alvarado. they were kayaking sunday when they kayak overturned. his other daughter saw it all happen and they describes her father and her sister getting into trouble when the wake caused by nearby boats overturned their kayak. >> he really, like, tried to get her safe first and he went like that and his head was in the water because he couldn't breathe. but he made sure she was safe. he was very brave. he always stood up for somebody. he never -- he always took care of us.

he always played with us. >> a jet skier was able to grab his young daughter and after that her father went under the water. diefrsz found his body sunday night. investigators say they were not wearing life jackets. those jackets are provided for free on shore. >> that story is heartbreaking. the city of oakland will buy a downtown residential hotel for $14 million and use the property to how's some of the city's 1900 homeless. that's according to a report from our media partners at the the "east bay times". it also mentioned oakland may also purchase another single occupancy hotel. this is in response to the city's growing homeless population. encampments are becoming more popular in the city add a layer to the homeless crisis. there are 32,000 students in 56 schools in mountdy abgoe unified school districts. there's a proposal for five schools to break off and it would form a new district they

would call that north gate. critics say that new district could consist mostly of whiter, wealthier neighborhoods. proponents argue the need and concerns of these families are currently being ignored. the kont an costa county office of education is going to make the final decision. they plan to meet on the issue at the end of the august. happening today, the city of san francisco plans ton officially celebrate its next minimum wage increase. san francisco will announce the hike in a news conference, minimum wage going up to $14 an hour. the change kicks in saturday. emery ville's minimum wage will go up to $14 and in san jose it will go up to $12 from $2,010.50. but today's celebration comes only one day after a negative report on minimum wage from the university of washington. the report showed wage hikes don't really improve the lives of low-income bloi ease. it focused on seattle where the minimum wage is heading for $15 an hour and the study found employers are freezing hiring, cutting hours or letting workers

go. the study estimates the average low-wage worker actually lost $125 a month due to the wage hike. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. hi, let's talk temperatures. we'll start up in the north bay where we have 52 for the coolest spot about 58. and american canyon petaluma 57 and in medical valley it's 55 degrees. 57? san francisco, look at that. also in san carlos owl the day down to cooper teen know, san ramon about 60 in he will sa bran taye right now. the san mateo bridge it's getting business. dry and comfortable on the roads. mass transit cool this morning, mild this afternoon and breezy again anywhere you are on the bay and delta today. let's take a look at san jose. coming up at 6:00 it will be 59 degrees if you're heading out for lunch, 72. this afternoon will hang around 77 degrees and if you're heading home at 6:00 a comfortable 73

degrees. now as we go out to the east bay, livermore you'd think it would be a lot warmer our average high is about 87 degrees. we're 58 at 6:00, nonl noon 72 degrees and mid-70s through 4:00. the rest of our neighborhoods, san jose topping out around 75, livermore right around 77. you're thinking where's summer. tomorrow you see more 80s around santa rosa, napa, east bay valley, still 60s and 70s for the rest of us. our first 90s starts to show up in antioch thursday. i'll let you know if that will last through the weekend. first an thought of world experience or story from alexis. all right. yeah. ufo, no. we told you about a potential crack down on carpool shooters yesterday and then today we get this story out of georgia. yes, that say stuffed alien riding shotgun in an hov lane. it's human driver was speeding so of course police pulled him

over and the department tweeted these photos out. yeah, he is wearing a seat belt zboets a few bonus points for that, but i'm sure that the ticket his driver got was out of this world. so there we go. there's my bad alien joke. i got reggie to laugh on that. i'm feeling good about that this morning. all right. taking a look at things closer to home. we're dpog okay but we do have the bay bridge toll hassa metering lights on, that happened about ten, 12 minutes ago. the crash we had within the maze has cleared to the parking lot so no longer any blocking issues and actually we're looking better in a couple other spots too. we had a vehicle that ran out of gas southbound 880 just before you goat 16th avenue. that's been cleared for about 20 minutes. i did have a backup there a few minutes ago but that cleared and everything looks almost back to normal. 15i78 thing for westbound 580 just before tulsa har ra we had an early morning crash. that one's been gone for over half an hour. we had some lingering delays

from state route 84 but that one's gone too. a disturbing attack and robbery caught on camera. we have an update from police this morning. and we're still counting down to the debut of the north bay's commuter train. you can be one of the [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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developing news, the white house is warning syria ahead of

another possible chemical attack on its people. they warned syria will pay a heavy price in bashar al assad conducts another mass murder of civilians. in the april a chemical attack killed dozens f syrians. the u.s. government believes assad was responsible. an update this morning, police have arrested one of the four suspects behind this brazen attack. as you can see, two tourists were walking down the street in the french quarter. they were going gak to near hotel when four men came from behind, attacked and robbed them. the suspects eventually ran off. one of them returned, one of those victims you see on the ground is now in critical condition. >> happening today, the woman facing charges for leaking top secret documents regarding russian hacking is expected to appear in court. 25-year-old reality lee winner is accused of print a classified intelligence report and giving it to an online news site "the intercept". she faces up to ten years in

prison and is the first arrest in the trump administration's crack down on leaks. she has been held without bond since her arrest earlier this month. come saturday many california gun owners will be breaking the law and risking fines or jail time. starting july 1st it will be illegal to own high capacity magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. the state has banned the sale of high capacity magazines since 2000, but you've still been allowed to own them if you already had them. gun control advocates say it will lead to fewer mass shootings. gun rights groups claim that it won't end up stopping criminals. gun owners who have high capacity magazines can turn them into police, tell e sell them to someone out of state, or destroy them. one issue is that clips have never been registered so there's no real way for the state to track down who owns them or how many are out there. this morning we're learning more about a chp helicopter that caught a motorcyclist damaging cars on an east bay freeway.

29-year-old eric poole junior was arrested and charged with reckless driving and vandalism. the chp helicopter spotted his green motorcycle on highway 24 as he smashed the side mir juror of an suv when he drove by. >> in a few minutes he was doing things, hitting mirrors and making rude gestures to people. >> had he been riding for 30 minutes in a reckless manner and then within 15 seconds of stopping at his house he was confronted by highway patrol. >> heads up if you're been a victim because investigators are still trying to find drivers whose cars may have been damaged by poole. officers say he could face more charges but for now' is out of contra costa county jail on bail. the long-awaited smart train in sonoma and marine counties will have a soft open this week but it's still not ready for business. on thursday, saturday, and the 4th of july therg offer free rides on a first come first serve basis. it will go from the rotor park

to the ma rin civic center stations but it won't stop in between. all those stations marked in red are not yet operational. the agency actually can't fully open to paying customers until the federal government okays the train's advanced safety sysm. once it does get the green light, smart plans to run 34 trains a day. two bay area tech giants are teaming up with car rental companies in the race to launch self-driving fleets. according to bleemburg, afis has agreed to among a fleet of 600 self-driving chrysler mini vans for the self-driving project way mow. apple is getting into the mix to with hertz to test it's own autonomous technology. mike, good morning to you looks like we're getting off to a good start. >> very comfortable, little gray. just about all of our neighbors san rafael look south on 101 but we will have sunshine. it will be cooler than average

once again. drizzle looking for like lit next couple of nights especially near the coast and it's going to be warm this weekend for sum of us. as far as today, speed and the duration of the winds are about the same from 1:00 to 9:00 but look at how they spread across the entire bay. you see in yellow there and also the delta. so that's that small craft advisory. as faresa the breeze easy there will be in san francisco and they'll keep us just a little bit shorte of average, about 66. but we'll also have some sunshine. richmond been 62, south san francisco little warmer at 67. berkley 69. you can see everybody else on the east bay starting with oakland and hayward around 70 to 71 degrees, even 72 in union city. san mateo, speaking of 72, there you go, morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. palo alto about 74. rapid city 75 as we head into the south bay we'll have 74 in cupertino and santa clair are, san jose about 75. up in the north bay real nice,

napa 79, 77 in santa rosa, abds about 65 in sausalito. as we head towards our east bay neighborhoods antioch and fairfield reach 80, everybody else about 77 toset 9 degrees. cloud cover just as extensive tomorrow morning, temperatures a little bit cooler than this morning. 51 to about 56 degrees. my seven-day forecast, about two to four degrees warmer tomorrow and two to four degrees warmer thursday and then friday and before you know it we're warmer this weekend. 60s in the coast, 70s in the bay, 80s and 90s in the inland. we are pretty quiet this morning. we had some early morning issues and those have cleared up. here's a live look at golden gate bridge and we've got a light commute if you're coming in from the north bay today. southbound 101 looks great. i do have a mass transit note to pass along. if you're a bay ferry ride trying to get to france, we have low tides once again today so service changes if you're leaving between 9:00 and 11:30 a.m. vallejo passengers

will be busd over to meerp island and that's where you'll depart instead. westbound 580, san rafael bridge six minutes. san mateo bridge 14 minutes and dumb bart don bridge 8 minutes. we'll talk about that next. they're calling for art toifts submit sculptures for the bart station. >> the open call lasts until friday. they hope it will be the first item in an ongoing temporary art installation at the station. the goal is to have i new sculpture about once a we're. a tentative tainlation date has been set for november when the renovation is expected to be complete. new at 6 clo clock, lay yufz could be coming to unified. could be coming to unified. but first how you may

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menlo park so we just did hear from menlo park pd and they're saying avoid willow road near new bridge street. we're got a multi-car crash and congestion near that intersection. willow was slow a few minutes ago looks like it's a little bit better but university not a bad choice if you're coming off the dumb barton bridge. pretty average kmiet here, those metering lights are on we're hearing about a new potential problem near treasure island. we'll take a look at that coming up at 6:00. thanks. third time's a charm apparently. after finishing second the last two years a draymond green was named defensive player of the year and he wore shorts. he had 150 steals and 100 blocks in a single season. he also became the first warrior to be named first team all defense three times. for the second time in three years, golden state general manager bob meyers was named executive of the year, so congrats to them. >> come on. he can afford the rest of the

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 morning. and good morning on this tuesday, coming up on 6:00 a.m., june 27th, natasha is off today and so jessica is here. >> that's right and you're back. >> and i'm back off of a few days of vacation. okay. hey, everyone, it's a cooler day

today, right. >> yeah, a little bit cooler than should be for this time year. hi, everybody. here's a look at live dopplar 7. pretty dry out there. drizzle's is going to be a big issue the next couple mornings especially closer to the coast. looking down on the cloud deck this morning. here's yirz 12-hour day planner mid-50s to low 60s. the bottom line is the coastal temperatures. we'll manage around 60 better part of the day. low 70s around the bay. and then 72 to 76 inland to 69 at 7:00. let's see what alexis is watching this morning. we're hearing we've got some tire tread on the bay briej on the westbound side of 80 just before you get to treasure island. i'm not seeing much of a backup yet. we've got our typical delays there as you get through the maze and the metering lights but approaching ubeana island and treasure island it's not looking too bad. it looks like chp already on the scene. a quick check outside. walnut creek soum bound 680 bright sunshine