coming up on 6:00 a.m. good morning to you on thursday, june 29th. gang's autohere with the exception of natash off today but we are here for you and definitely looking at weather and traffic. how's it look? >> pretty gray this morning but as the case goes, with our summer type pattern, sunshine this afternoon. now, the marine layer squished due to high pressure and seeing fog trying to form around petaluma. two miles visibility there. a quick look. you can see how much lower the clouds are than yesterday. temperatures in the 12-hour day planner, mid to upper 50s at 7:00. bottom line, that's the coastal temperatures. they stay in the upper 50s. around the bay, the low to mid-70s and heading towards noon and 4:00, 74 to 81 degrees. i do have a light warming trend coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. here's alexis. >> good morning.

take a look at the roads. westbound 92 this morning. little hazy over the water but we don't have any major visibility issues this morning either. want to take you back up to the north bay. we had trouble with some metal debris. sounds like at least six vehicles hit that. we have a couple flat tires. vehicles with flat tires off on the shoulder and confirmed everything is back open. they're waiting far tow truck but that is not blocking anything and looks like the backup is totally gone now, too. a look at mass transit in less than 10. >> thank you. after months of wrangling, a watered down version of the president trump's travel ban goes into effect later today. here's a live look at san francisco international airport. as travelers are getting going this morning. we're told attorneys of several civil rights organizations will be on hand at sfo by 8:00 this morning helping those who have questions. the ban goes into effect at 5:00 p.m. our time. it applies to foreign visitors of six countries. except those coming here for school or work.

or who have a close relative living in the u.s. at least one traveler we talked to says these rules don't ltrto in regards to extended family. laws are not meant to tear families apart like that. >> referring the fact that you an't come to the u.s. if you u have, let's say, a grandmother as a relationship. that's not close enough. the guidelines follow the supreme court's decision to let part of the president's travel ban goes forward. we have a full list of who is exempt and who is not on our website, abc7news.com. it is not that just the new rules, also new security measures going into place soon for 325,000 travelers boarding flights bound for the united states every single day. homeland security officials just released their plan to protect against bombs placed in laptops and other gadgets. it follows the federal government pushing for a ban on passengers having certain electronics in the carry-on bags. travelers may see more dog

teams, new scanning machines and other screening measures in foreign airports. the day is finally here. a soft opening in the north bay. >> you can get a free ride if you're lucky. tiffany wilson has more. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. after decades talking, planning, building and testing, today passengers will get to check out the smart train for the first time. the preview rides from roanoke park to the marin civic center stations, round trip and free. now, the first southbound train leaves the roanoke park station at 8:00 this morning. each train can carry about 300 people abe space is on a first come first serve basis. sonoma marin area rail transit is awaiting approval. once the safety system is approved, rail officials say regular smart commuter service from san rafael to santa rosa could start as early as next

month. if you're not able to ride the rails today, well, don't worry. they have a couple more preview days coming up this saturday and the fourth of july for a full schedule of all of the previews check out our website, abc7news.com. live in petaluma, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. a former first responder received a six-month jail sentence after pleading no contest to charges of sexually harassing teenagers. 33-year-old garrett piland worked as an officer and firefighter for the rohnert park department of public safety. he faced accusations of making sexual advances towards two 17-year-old public safety explorers. in addition to six months in jail, a judge also sentenced him to three years probation. new details on one of the worst tragedies in oakland's history and what happened in the weeks leading up to the deadly ghost ship fire. an oakland fire employee reportedly saw exposed wiring at the warehouse two months before

the fire and recommended tenants fix that hazard. that finding detailed in an amended lawsuit. 36 people died in the december fire. our media partners at the bay area area news group obtained a copy of the suit adding the city of oakland and state of california to a growing list of defendants. it alleges the agencies failed in their duties to shut down the crowded fire trap and its illegal parties. the fremont police department reopened a decades old missing person's case. 25-year-old sherry mullman disappeared in 1989. from a boyfriend's home. the two had a daughter today. she was 5 years old at the time. investigators say they have decided to reopen the case because of potential new evidence. in addition, they're reviewing physical evidence originally located in 1989 and are contacting known witnesses to the disappearance. they're asking anyone with any information to come forward.

i'm just getting an update in to our live desk about that fire in southern california right now. live images. this is in san clemente and orange county. the fire grown to 700 acres. it started near camp pendleton after 8:00 last night and moving north all night long and threatening some homes and power lines and this is video from earlier this morning. you can see those flames and how high they are. several hundred firefighters are on the scene right now trying to get this thing under control. officials say it is only 10% contained. but so far, they have not ordered any evacuations. we'll keep an eye on things as they continue to develop. fire season is ramping up with at least 30 of them in 11 states and 9 of those wildfires are in california. a fire came very close to dozens of homes in burbank. those residents had to be evacuated yesterday afternoon. none of those homes damaged and

residents were slowly being let back in. now to the south bay, a smaller fire burned close to buildings. also started yesterday afternoon off of lost ranch road and almadine valley. cal fire says firefighter prevented any damage. get over here! >> tense moments at the grand opening of the lind county fair in. >> with a yesterday. a tornado touched down nearby. the one that you saw just a few seconds ago, that was one of several tornadoes in that particular area. the storms actually moved through iowa and wisconsin. they also caused some damages to some buildings, some of the taller buildings. also brought down some power lines and local reporters now saying that a garage collapsed on top of a woman. she is expected to be okay. but some really dangerous moments another that fair. a deadly shooting during a

standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. why a fbi agent is facing charges. bay area commutes can be rough but a new report showing that believe it or not, they're not the worst in the country. >> hmm. speaking of that, here's a live look outside at the toll plaza. i don't know. looks pretty backed up to me. we see this every day. we are keeping you up to date on weather and traffic through the weather and traffic through the break.

the beach is groomed. in fact, volleyball nets set up for you waiting for you to come down for the holiday week. sunny there. a little more cloudiness elsewhere on the beaches today. exercising, take the sunscreen and choppy on the water today, especially north of the bay bridge. san jose at about 60. temperatures pretty much everywhere in the ballpark until the north bay valleys, especially 101. the 40s. 108 in palm springs. 80 in tahoe. going to tahoe, let me show you the next seven days. it's going to be full of sunshine and temperatures well warmer than average. low to mid-80s. >> all right. still pretty quiet on the roads this morning. i want to start off with the traffic maps here. and one new problem. southbound 680, a motorcycle

down just past parrish road and sounds like they're getting it pushed off to the side and the motorcyclist seems to be okay. he does have road rash and doesn't seem like any serious injuries. quick check of mass transit. everybody looking great. muni is good and same thing for capital corridor. drive times at 6:20. >> thank you. still waiting to see if andre iguodala re-signs with the warriors but could be trying to sign a deal off the sign a deal off the pl my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of obiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge!

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fbi agent pleaded not guilty to charges of a shooting of a malitia leader. authorities attempting to arrest a man last january and the arizona rancher and passengers tried to flee and then nearly hit a police roadblock. officials say fbi agent w. joseph asturada fired two shots and missed. he allegedly said he never pulled the trig. officials say he reached for a handgun. a pit bull puppy found with the muzzle tied shut last month is ready to find a good home. gabby was picked up in east palo alto. look at this. >> oh. >> the humane society said she

was in rough shape. despite the injuries muzzle, she had an infection on neck and legs and now a month later, she looks fantastic and ready to be adopted so anyone interested contact the peninsula humane society. the adoption fee is $120. jessica, stop me from picking up the phone. i'm in love with this dog. >> come on, folks. she'll find a good home. sharks on a florida beach up close and personal. two small sharks wrestling in very shallow water and look at these, folks. tharn not scared. it drew a crowd. the woman that took the video said her husband is in the green shirt who was also in the group. but she says she was a little afraid to get too close. she says, you know what? i would have gotten better video but no. not getting that close. she's a little smarter than those folks. >> is she, like, that woman in the blue bikini, like holding her pina colada?

is that a shark? >> she had one too many drinks. >> i don't know if that's how she speaks. andre iguodala is a free agent in the offseason and the warriors try to bring him back and now apparently looking at a different career. >> inspector generggy is part o and according to "wall street journal" shopping around a variety show to be supposedly called "evenings with andre." he is working with a former buzzfeed executive to try to make it happen and before anyone loses the cool here, they would be filming in the offseason. not giving up basketball quiet. >> a smart thing, though. spread your wings. diversify. >> why not? >> first two guests should be drake and draymond. >> i thought you were going to say reggie and jessica. >> well, i mean -- second night. >> get people something to look forward to after the first night. >> thank you, mike. never invited to that show

thank you. >> cloudy out there and causing arrival delays in sfo. one hour and 11 minutes. that's the average delay is getting to sfo. afternoon sunshine, minor boost in temperatures today. cloudy to foggy and cool nights coming at you as this summer pattern continues through the extended forecast. staying steady. 65 today downtown san francisco. daly city, 59. mission in the south san francisco one of the warmest spots at 66. warmer? yeah. quotations there. 70 almost average in oakland today. hayward 73. hercules around 75. warmer there. afternoon sunshine, san mateo, 72. millbrae 68. half moon bay 61. pacifica 59. 81 so the sunshine continues the slow warming in san jose. 80 in santa clara. afternoon sunshine. santa rosa, 84. breezy near the bay. you can see temperature about 79

in san rafael and towards the inland east bay temperatures, almost uncomfortable. concord at 88. if you're going to the alameda county fair, 81 at 7:00. 73 at 7:00. ann wilson of heart playing tonight. temperatures pretty much hold this pattern through sunday. a slight dip and still very comfortable monday and independence day tuesday. hey, alexis! >> good morning. back to bonitia. a crash of a motorcycle. sounds like that rider is going to be okay and the backup continues to grow. southbound 680 just past parrish road and hearing that most off on the shoulder and no lanes blocked. but you can see the backup, maybe more than three miles at this point and continues to grow. we are still working to confirm any lanes blocked or not. meantime, here's a live look at walnut creek. definitely starting to fill in and slow down. and then a quick check of drive times, too. 52 minutes 580 tracy to dublin.

and southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco, earlier debris long gone and back in the green at 15 minutes. >> thank you. good morning america at 7:00 right here on abc7. paula ferris is live in new york city with a look at what's ahead. hi there, paula. >> hi there. happy thursday to you, reggie and jessica. great to be with both of you this morning. coming up, president trump promising a, quote,big surprise on health care. all of this as senate republicans, they raced to get a revised proposal on paper by the time they leave for recess. all the latest from washington this morning. also ahead, former nfl portis opening up to "sported illustrated" in a shocking interview confessing that financial ruin and personal losses drove him to contemplate murder. what his friend said made him change his mind and what the future looks like for him now. also, a warning for the fast and furious franchise from one of the biggest stars.

michel michelle rodriguez saying to give attention to female characters. or, you goois, she is saying good-bye to that franchise. we'll have much more on that but there she is posting there on social media. >> that's right, paula. women can drive fast cars, too. >> yes. and sometime -- i can't and can't parallel park either. i'll put that out there. >> okay. >> when i do, it is a major accomplishment. >> we'll work on that. >> paula, thank you. >> i know. a lot of help with that. see you. have a good morning. >> you, too. the special event in san francisco today. francisco today. move out of the

welcome back. no secret that commutes are but you may be surprised to learn that we don't have it the worst. according to data from the u.s. census bureau, longest commutes in new york with an average of 33 minutes. california ranks fifth. >> really? >> 28.9 minutes followed by maryland, new jersey and washington, d.c. of course, the data, though, is skewed because it factors the state as a whole. >> oh. >> not looking at particular

cities in this case. obviously, tougher to get around here in the bay area than less populated states. >> upstate is so big so we probably get ranked lower. okay. i get it. okay. speaking of the commute, look at this. a first in the uk, a self driving food truck on the road deliveries groceries to people in london. the electric vehicle is part of a dril program and the goal here is to reduce congestion and test the future of shopping. it's not a fully self-driving system, though. the truck still has someone behind the wheel in case. the technology uses a combination of cameras and lasers around the truck telling it where to go and what to do next. >> the future is here. >> uh-huh. time to ask finney. romano has a question about a home. >> she spoke to us in daly city. here's the answer. >> my question is, is this the best time to buy a

>> hey, ramona. i get this question a lot. it's an important one to many of us in the bay area. the's no way to know for sure. here's the bottom line, a secure job and plan to live in the home for a few years, you're probably pretty safe buying in just about any market here in the bay area. over time, prices will eventually go up. cut the best deal you can. and then wait for a while and you'll look like a financial genius. ramona, good luck and thank you for your question. >> if you have record it on the smartphone or tablet and share it with #ask finney. today a biologists will climb up a skyscraper. they're walking around now. >> oh. >> to find these falcon chicks. the chicks hatched earlier in month at the headquarters of pg & e. the falcons nested there for a lot of years. those swift flying raptors often hunt pigeons and other small birds in downtown areas across

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hi. good morning. thursday, june 29th. natasha has the week off. but the rest of us have been here and it's another nice day, right? >> yeah. i think so. if you like the summer pattern of gray in the morning and blue in the afternoon. that's what we have. >> cool to sleep at night and that's nice. a lot of people don't have ac. >> refreshing that way. continues to be that way. you're welcome. all right. here's a look at mother nature. live doppler 7. see the grayness that's out there and as we get into the next couple of days, that cloud deck's closer and closer to the ground and start talking about fog more than anything. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s at 7:00. up towards noon, 58 san

francisco. 60s around the bay. 70s inland and 80 in antioch. 80s will become more dominant inland by 4:00. and real nice evening with 50s and 60s around the bay at 7:00. 60s and 70s in our inland neighborhoods. turn over the alexis and see the commute. >> not too much. folks cutting out early for the long holiday weekend. maybe making it five or six days instead of four. here's the live look at the toll plaza. metering lights are on at this point but not terrible up the left-hand side. westbound 580 just 8 minutes for you. westbound 92, san mateo bridge still in the green at 18 and westbound 84 across the dumbarton bridge. we have a crash in bonitia. that's in less than ten. >> thank you. watching the airports today because a new version of the president's travel ban goes in effect later on. >> people in the bay area from six muslim majority countries

have to meet specific requirements. abc7 news reporter janine de la vega is live at sfo this morning. >> reporter: attorneys plan on being here in the next hour to monitor how this is being implemented. now, the people who are affected are visa applicants from syria, sudan, 0 mall yeah, libya, iran and yemen and must have close family or a business tie in the united states, qualifying residents are a parent, spouse, child, adult son or daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sib ling. not on the list, grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, sisters-in-law, brothers in law and fiancees. >> i think the ban is messed up. america is the land of the free and doing that deprives people of the freedom. and it just -- i don't know. just isn't really american. >> reporter: on monday, the u.s.

supreme court partially lifted lower court injunctions against president trump's executive order that temporarily banned visas for citizens of the six countries. journalists, students, workers or lecture earls with a valid invitation or employment contract are exempt from the ban. the ruling also makes an exemption for an applicant with a bona fide relationship with a u.s. citizen and interesting to see how that's going to be monitored. sfo we spoke with a duty manager and they're also telling us that they're monitoring this situation to see if there's protests that spring up here because of the new restrictions. reporting live from sfo, janine de la vega, abc7 news. >> thank you. that's a big change at the airports heemplt oes another one. new security measures coming for flights that are going into the u.s. from 280 airports around the world. homeland security says you can expect more thorough screening of passengers, he trek tronnics and see more searches around

aircraft. the extra security won't affect those leaving bay area airports. it will be a whole other story coming back in. people have been questioning this. >> i don't know. it's hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures will be fazed in over time. homeland security is basing the changes on intelligence that terrorists are developing new ways to hide bombs and you can stay on top of the new travel rules an security measures with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts for instant updates on breaking news any time. house lawmakers are expected to vote on kate's law today. it is named after a woman from the bay area shot and killed at pier 14 years ago. the gunman was deported five times before the shooting. kate's law requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, deport and return to the u.s. the senate is expected to take up the bill after the july fourth recess. developing news, senate

majority leader mcconnell trying to get a revised mergs of the health care bill put together by tomorrow for a vote before congress goes on break in august. it's not clear which parts of the bill are going to be tweaked. but mcconnell delayed a vote this week due to lack of support of his own party. vice president mike pence says the president is going to work to move the plan forward. >> before this summer's out, president trump's going to work with this congress and we are going to keep a promise to the american people and we are going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> last night protesters gathered outside trump hotel in washington, d.c. as the president arrived for a political fund-raiser. this morning, some new details on the deadly shooting in san francisco at u.p.s. abc7 news learned before the shooting the gunman set off a metal detector and allowed into the building. a source with knowledge of the investigation says u.p.s. driver jimmy lam activated the detector and a security guard allowed him

inside anyway. his backpack had two guns inside. two weeks ago lam shot and killed three drivers and then himself. u.p.s. would not comment on the revelation saying its investigation is ongoing. police in san jose trying to find out what led to an attempted murder-suicide. police say a man shot a woman and then killed himself. the woman is expected to be okay. police say the man is the only suspect and there were no other victims. >> it was another female that was seen running away and we determined that that was a female that because of the shots being fired was just running away from the scene itself. but there are no other victims that we're aware of. >> a nonprofit group that deals with gangs tells abc7 news this neighborhood struggles with gang related issues. police have not said whether this particular shooting was gang related. a petaluma man is arrest for apparently having sex with a teen he met through an app. the man the 23.

the alleged victim is 15. police say he admitted he knew he was having sex with a minor and said he exchanged sexual messages with other my northerlies so that's why police are spreading the word about this. they're trying to find these other potential underaged victims. there are new developments in the case of the santa cruz doctor accused of sex crimes against children. despite prosecutor's objections, the judge granted the doctor bail yesterday set at $6.4 million. if he bails out, he would be under house arrest with gps monitoring and limits on internet access. the terms would include a no-contact order with potential witnesses and alleged victims. >> we definitely appreciate the court's analysis, but nonetheless, we are concerned that may not be sufficient to protect the public. >> for the first time yesterday, we saw a nurse in the case accused of being an accomplice. she faces similar charges as the doctor and they would be tried

together. her bail has already been set at $500,000. and she is banned from practicing as a nurse until this case is resolved. prosecutors are hoping the third defendant in this case emily stephens will be extradited here from arizona. the next court date is stet for july 27th. new this morning, one of the pope's closest advisers is taking a leave of absence following sex assault charges. australian cardinal george pell said overnight he is taking a leave from the post after authorities charged him with multiple counts of sexual assault. he is the highest ranking member of the vatican to be charged in the catholic church's long-running sex scandal. the 78-year-old denies the allegations. the cardinal is treasurer for the vatican and a close ally of pope francis. happening today, a protest planned in front of the new courthouse in dublin hoping to put a hold on in-custody arraignments. the east county hall of justice

just opened monday. the protest led by a public defender and according to the east bay express that public defender brendan woods says holding arraignments at this new location will make it hard for relatives of defendants to be there. many of them live further away in oakland, berkeley and albany. meanwhile, though, the presiding judge claims family members don't usually attend the arraignments and with the county jail nearby it simply makes sense. looks like not everybody's taking off early for the holiday. look at the san mateo bridge westbound there. if you're going to be on the roads today, mainly dry. few reports of drizzle near the coast. mass transit, clouds to sunshine in the afternoon. on the water especially north of the bay bridge, it's going to be breezy and choppy and continues through the delta communities. look at the 40s in woodside. rest of the temperatures range from 51 in daly city to foster

city at 56 on the peninsula and san carlos at 57. 59 in hayward and 60 at san jose. liver more at 54. some more 40s. here's the look at the roof camera. winds not as stout as yesterday on the ferry building but they'll pick up again this afternoon and going to turn up some tree pollen and some grass pollen. liver more, here you go. average high 87. starting off at 55 this morning. noon, a comfortable 78. hanging out mid-80s around 3:00 and 4:00 and 77 at 6:00. quick look at the temperatures today. 60s from san francisco to 90s inland. more on the weekend forecast coming up. here eers alexis. any good news out there this morning? >> all i have had is good news. the one issue that they're still working to clean up is southbound 680. we have got a crash involving a motorcycle road. it is a little bit heavy

approaching. expect added minutes to the drive time this morning heading south on 680. quick check outside. here's a lock at the south bay. quiet. northbound 101 and 880. i'm sure tomorrow quieter with the holiday just ahead. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, just 26 minutes. westbound 80 across the bay bridge, 16. and then southbound 101 san francisco to sfo that is still in the green at just 9 minutes. next update at 6:50. well, you can be thankful this was not part of the commute this morning. the pigs on the screen snarled traffic in the dallas area. a load of pigs flipped over right near dallas sending the pigs on the interstate 45. right now, we have been watching live images. these are from earlier this morning and i can tell you the team has been monitoring all of this unfold for about an hour.

and it's pretty funny at times. trying to wrangle the pigs near the highway away from that area. it is kind of a slow going operation. and it's causing a huge traffic mess there. i-45 still entirely shut down at this hour. in one of the directions there. firefighters watering some of the pigs to keep them cool. and we want to tell you the driver, all the pigs are okay. but definitely a situation making headlines this morning around the country. reggie? >> where are the pigs going? because maybe that's why they don't want to be wrangled. know what i'm saying? >> yep. i get. major milestone today for the phone that changed the world forever. threw it in gear and came across the curb and run him over. i would not let him get away with it. >> this story is unbelievable. why a pregnant woman ran down a man in a parking lot. >> yikes. okay. mike and alexis making a better day for all of us with an eye on weather and traffic. you can

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get out of the way! >> holy [ bleep ]! >> in case you missed that, that was, in fact, video of north carolina of a driver running down a man and the person behind the wheel, a pregnant woman. a witness says they saw the man rummaging through the suv. he eventually took her purse.

when the suspect was confronted, well, he took off. >> i took off after him. five months pregnant, i chased and then come back and jumped in the car. threw it in gear and come across the curb and run him over. i was not going to let him get away with it. it is not right or fair. >> here's a really interesting part. the man taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. just minor injuries. he is facing felony and misdemeanor charges. but that pregnant woman is also being charged with assault with a deadly weapon. if you've been waiting to ride on the north bay's new smart train, you are in luck. today is the day. the trial run kicks off and it means free rides for you and me. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in petaluma with more. hi, tiffany. >> reporter: hi. some passengers will get to preview the trains for free. that very first ride. leaves the station at 8:00 this morning. they'll go from the park to the

marin civic center stations. each train carries about 300 people and space on a first come first serve basis. once the safety system is approved, officials say regular commuter service from san rafael to santa rosa could start next month. additional preview rides saturday for a full schedule all -- website abc7news.com. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. some east bay residents who ride the ferry will soon be facing new parking restrictions. trying to address spillover parking in neighborhoods near harbor bay ferry terminal. starting august 1st, streets in the neighborhoods are going to be limiting their parking to four-hour parking if you don't have a permit. also enforcement of two-hour

parking along adelphian way. ferry riders are encouraged to bike, walk or carpool to the ferry. a stunt went terribly wrong and a 20-year-old woman making a court appearance to face charges in the death of her 22-year-old boyfriend. mona lisa perez told police that pedro ruse the iii wanted to make a video of her shooting a book from a foot away and believed the boom would stop the bullet. when crews arrived, ruse was dead with a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> he had told me about an idea and i said, don't do it. don't do it. why are you going to use a gun? why? because we want more viewers. >> perez is the mother of the couple's first child and is also 7 months pregnant with their second kid on the way. now to a new look at princess diana's life 20 years after her untimely death. the princess of wales would have celebrated her 56th birthday

this saturday. a new four-hour special is turning the spotlight, though, on her legacy. the story of diana will be the only program in the u.s. to feature the only interview of die yeah in's brother charles spencer. he has strong opinions on his sister's life and contribution to the world. >> one of the reasons to talk now is because i think after 20 years somebody shifts from being a contemporary person to one of history, actually. and diana deserves a place in history. this was a special person and not just a beautiful one. >> mark your calendars. set dvrs. see the story of die yeah in here on abc7. the two-night event starts wednesday, august 9th. happy birthday, iphone. the first iphone released ten years ago today. critics said people wouldn't want a phone with a camera in it or listen to music on. it had four gigs of storage. that's it. no front camera.

and you couldn't text with it. man. that is hard to believe that it even happened. look how far we have come, right? so now we have emojis and apps and access to the internet and texting is out of control. apple sold more than a billion iphones in the past decade. >> yeah. now sometimes you wish people couldn't contact you an it's attached to the right hand, right? >> i mean, as demonstrated this morning. when it's not near me, i panic. >> he paced the studio. >> until i found it. >> trying to find his phone. >> it is a problem. >> those of us with blackberries at the time laughed. you can't text on it? what? now blackberry's like, never mind. >> yeah. >> here's a lock at the east bay hills camera. marine layer, more squashed an enthat means faster sunshine. inland areas feel the brunt of the extra sunshine and warm up more than the rest of us today as the steady pattern of morning clouds and afternoon sunshine continues. it will be just slightly cooler for independence day. a look at the cloud deck and you

can see it's filtering over the neighborhood up to about 7:30 and then starts to retreat back along the east bay shoreline just like it has last couple of days all the way up to the richmond-san rafael bridge and then in the afternoon, pockets of sunshine in the coast and want sunshine and warm weather head down to santa cruz. temperature down there about 73. that's a lot better than the 50s to 60s along the coast. san jose 81. gilroy about 85. still getting warm in the south bay. pretty mild still on the peninsula. 68 at millbrae. we'll have 65 today in downtown san francisco. up across the north bay, low to mid-80s. along the east bay shore, oakland to 76 at fremont and then the east bay valleys it could get toasty. antioch, brentwood in the low to mid-90s. good news, it's comfortable again tonight. mid to upper 50s and the temperatures will remain pretty average all the way through

sunday and then see what? a degree or two cooler for monday and independence day tuesday. >> good morning. i want to take you to gill ray with a traffic alert. state route 152. closure of frazier road. just off to the east of 101. unfortunately, it sounds like a semi hit a power pole and we have got some wires down on the roadway and likely going to be lengthy closure here. zooming out a bit. we have red in the area with both directions closed. it does look like several of the surface streets like bloomfield road are still open to get around that and then not looking terrible at the moment. overall, we have had lighter volumes this morning. a quick check at golden gate bridge here this morning. cloudy and still some decent volumes at san francisco. next update in less than ten. >> thank you. we are back in 90 seconds with the seven things to know before you go. let's take a quick look outside this morning with abc7 now ian see the bay bridge.

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k46:54. number one, a limited version of president trump's travel ban going into effect at 5:00 this evening. it restricts travelers coming to the u.s. from six muslim majority countries. number two, the house set to vote on kate's law today named after kate steinly shot and

killed in san francisco. it requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, get deported and then return to the u.s. number three, a brush fire nearly doubled in size to over 700 acres. started last night. homes and power lines are threatened. so far, no evacuations. number four, inland neighborhoods see the sunshine quicker today and temperatures warmer. above average. while the rest of us in the 12-hour day planner, steady as she goes. number five, a traffic alert in gilroy. a semi took down a power pole there. wires down on the roadway. at least an hour until we get some lanes back open and fully blocked in both directions. number six, dove nation. the metro fi at the warriors dunk contest in downtown burlingame 11:00 to 3:00 and then hills dale 4:00 to 9:00.

a truckload of pigs sent them to interstate 45 at dallas. the driver and the pigs are okay. the wranglers having a few issues. not an easy time for those guys. >> they're all looking at each other like what just happened? >> this is going to make a great super cut. we have seen all kinds of animals on the road. >> i worked in the dallas area. had a cattle truck flip once and then in seattle a bee truck flip. not good. >> bees have to be the worst. >> not fun. >> have a great day.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, more than two dozen tornadoes reported in the midwest. >> i was just so scared. >> this one ripping through iowa destroying homes. >> this is a mess. >> while powerful wind and hail wreak havoc. and those wildfires raging in the west closing in on entire neighborhoods in california. breaking news. one of the pope's top advisers charged with sexual assault, now taking a leave of absence. the highest ranking vatican official to face these accusations now firing back this morning. the clock ticking as republican senators race to draft a new health care bill by tomorrow. the president makes a promise. >> we could have a great health care package. >> as one of president trump's closest aides gets drawn into the russia investigation.