i'm tired. i want to go home. i ain't going to make it. >> oh man. i know a lot of people are kind of feeling the same way. look at this. a night of fireworks and frustration in the east bay. >> we have an update on arrests and issues with some rule changes at the alameda county fair. hope you had a safe and fun fourth of july. thank you for being with us. back to jork july 5th. >> people complaining about the illegal fireworks saying it kept them up all night. alexis is -- >> one of those people. >> i know. so we are feeling for you if you didn't have a great night of sleep. hopefully mike presents a pretty day for you? >> decent day. >> okay. we'll take it at this point. >> it is a lot like yesterday

and then the pattern changes significantly and start to see some heat, especially inland. little bit of a heat wave developing there. see clouds out there, a little bit of drizzle near the coast and the east bay hills this morning. this is from the roof camera. see the wind's blowing to the east. 12-hour day planner, 53 to 59d stepping out now through 7:00. upper 50s at the coast. middle line is the bay. 71 at 4:00. 67 at 7:00. check out the temperatures inland. nothing too hot right now. noon 79. 4:00 85. how's traffic this morning? >> i'm sure we have a lot of sleep deprived drivers this morning, too. use caution and we have early trouble in the dublin area. just before 680. two left lanes blocked. down to the left lane blocked and up to about a two-mile delay and seeing the backups out of the central valley leaving tracy into dublin this morning. quick check of the bay bridge

toll plaza here and betting to see the metering lights today. looking at drive times in less than ten. >> thank you. developing news in the south bay, firefighters knocked down a big fire in san jose. flames could be shooting into the sky after 2:30 this morning. san jose fire officials say the building used to be a dentist's office and now just boarded up and abandoned. no one was hurt in the fire and no word on a cause. frustration and even a big fight at a bay area fireworks display. put a damper on the holiday. >> police made a number of arrests at the alameda county fair last night. tiffany wilson live to tell us about the scuffle. hey, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. police arrested at least ten people for fighting last night here at the fairgrounds. we have video of two of those individuals as they were led away in handcuffs and then we also have some cell phone video of another two girls who were handcuffed.

the sheriff's office said everyone arrested between 15 and 20 years old. officers even had to use pepper spray and batons to break up the m melee. >> we used pepper spray and that was the result of so many people being involved and the acts of violence that we were seeing were going to progress into potentially a mob mentality. >> reporter: now, violence during the fourth of july is not without precedent. in 1998, a shooting incident wounded eight people and sent people running. eight more fair goers were injured trying to get out of way. last night's issues limited to fighting and no one seriously injured. the juveniles in custody mostly released to parents. the adults went to jail. live in pleasanton, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. ♪ well, those that made it to

the alameda county fair enjoyed this show. 35,000 to 40,000 people were there and they say thousands missed out because at 6:00 p.m. the fair gates were closed. it was a planned move to cut down on crowd congestion. officials say those who paid for tickets online but still were not allowed in can always use the tickets on a different day. the fair runs through sunday. illegal fireworks portion of the evening. a lot of you heard this throughout the night. the rogue fireworks displays exploded over san francisco's north beach neighborhood a half hour before the official show and we have heard about similar situationses in bay area. >> and also seeing the situations crews putting out small fires because of the fireworks. vale jo say this fire was caused by fireworks starting in vegetation at turner parkway

just after a 9:30 last night. we have been taking calls all night of other small fires like this one in places of oakland and san jose. as for the official celebrations, fog clearly played a role in san francisco's fireworks show. >> these look like ufos that landed over the embarcadero. the party at pier 39 got some mixed reviews. >> reporter: san francisco's fireworks lit a mostly foggy sky over the bay. the crowd came to celebrate but some felt cheated. >> when we saw the first firework shoot off, we were like, oh, really not exciting. you know? >> two hours of traffic and then three hours to find parking and then half of the fireworks are kind of cut off from the fog. >> reporter: still everyone came for a good time. >> i seen san francisco, amazing things always happen. >> reporter: everyone includes a diverse group of pets, elvis and a visitor from down under. >> driving into this port, magic. we have been waiting to get here for sometime. >> reporter: john williams

arrived to san francisco from sydney by cruise ship. >> i think the cruise ship planned to be here for your big day. >> reporter: the fourth of july means big business for bay area artists. >> this is our busiest day of the year an so we're kind of going nonstop. but it's going to be wild and crazy. you know? we have the colored fog show tonight. >> reporter: for some, the weather is a nice change. >> we love it out here. the weather's perfect. and the views are just marvelous. >> reporter: police beefed up presence doing their part to keep things quiet and peaceful. the crowd packed the pier to hear beats of bay area bands tainted love. >> pride, especially as a woman to be free in america. it's a great privilege. >> reporter: they came prepared, braved the fog and while it wasn't the fireworks display they wanted, the city made up for it. >> it's beautiful out here and worth it. from the live desk this

morning, new detail comesing in on the deadly police shooting in new york city. nypd identified the suspect as 34-year-old alexander bonds, apparently a career criminal. investigators say bonds shot and killed 12-year nypd veteran officer miosotis familia. she was sitting in a police car and he shot her through the window. others shot and killed bonds blocks away. officials say the shooting was unprovoked. officer familia posted in the neighborhood in response to a recent shooting. new developments of north korea with a video overnight of what it says was an intercontinental ballistic missile launch. the leader says the launch was a fourth of july gift to the trump administration and promises more to come. the u.s. army and south korea are responding with a volley of short range missiles into waters office korean peninsula

overnight. the u.s. is sending a clear message, one official says. >> looking at it, why would the u.s. launch the short-range missiles in response? but general brooks' comment this morning is very cleerz. this is a demonstration of precision fires targeted at the north korean leadership. kim jong-un needs to remember he's target number one in the event of hostilities. >> today the u.n. security council discussing options to deal with north korea's latest threat. the showdown is happening at the president is flying to poland this morning before heading to germany for the g20 summit. the search for a killer continues in antioch as we learn more about the gas station cashier that died in a robbery. his family identified him as mohammed jawad ataie and worked 12 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide for his family. his wife and three children shared video of their last celebration today on father's day. he was shot while working at the gas station around 8:30 monday night. >> jumped over the counter,

pistol whipped him and then shot him two times in the back. >> birthday's on the 12th. i turn 24. he's not going to be here. >> a police officer shot the suspect but he got away. the family set up a go fund me page for funeral expenses. we have a link at abc7news.com. >> terrible for that family. 13 wildfires in california right now and dozens more across the west and that includes one just outside of reno. it is grown to more than 13,000 acres. officials had to close interstate 80 for a while and you can see why. this facebook video showing you the flames burning up to the edge of that highway. the fire is now 20% contained. no word on how it let's open up the weather window on san jose. cloudy right now. in about 59 degrees. as far as today, for your activity planner, the beaches are going to be a little bit

brighter. temperature's still around 60. water temperature about 60 also. exercising good. extreme sunshine today. but watch out if you're playing in the water. brisk north of the bay bridge. small craft advisory. starting around antioch and brentwood. 60 degrees temperatures there. everybody else from danville at 54, look at that spring of 55s. pleasant hill, lafayette, san ramon and then 56 in liver more, concord and also walnut creek. oakland, hayward at 48. san jose at 59. 64 up in the hills in los gatos. 64 in san francisco. santa rosa, 51 degrees this morning. you're going to warm about 30 degrees up to 81. here's the way it looks. almost a red, white and blue sky this morning. notice temperatures everywhere trending warmer after today. a little faster jump in the east bay and north bay. in fact, the east bay in the 90s tomorrow and then the north bay joins you friday.

while we'll have low to mid-80s around the peninsula, south bay and east bay and nearing 70 in san francisco. today, temperatures about average highs of 73 in 72 at noon and then hover in the upper 70s from 2:00 to 6:00 and then upper 60s by 8:00. around the state, 113 in palm prings. 102 in fresno. 82 in tahoe. watch out far isolated thunderstorm in yosemite. hey, alexis. >> good morning. of course, 24 hours ago we were counting cars here in the south bay. 101 at 880, i think two or three at this time. a lot more today. so i don't think we're going to be quite at full volume here. i think some folks still on vacation today and definitely more than the last couple of days and be prepared for that. not quite as wide open as it's been on this monday and tuesday this week. quick check of drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 47 minutes. still have a crash near the 680 merge. southbound 680, dublin to

mission, great at 15. and 85 between 101 and cupertino at 16 minutes. >> thank you. a new app to park at the airport and let a stranger take your car. we'll show you what some are calling an airbnb for vehicles. the new signed bill that the new signed bill that could mean

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passengers evacuating terminal three. officials closed it after a piece of luggage cause add scare. it is still closed and all other areas of the airport are still operating as usual. ♪ man, my brother, he lives in manhattan. he sent me video last night. how spectacular are the new york fireworks? went off without a hitch last night. the annual spectacular attracted more than a million people along with increased security. the sky lit up with more than 60,000 exploding shells. the empire state building is one of the landmarks illuminated in red, white an blue for the 241st birthday celebration. and in washington, president trump marked the first independence day as president with a picnic for military families at the white house. rain threatened but cleared up as the president addressed the group along with first lady melania trump pledging support and told the crowd he would

always have their back. happening today, san francisco's so-called hot cop of the castro returns to court for additional charges this stemming from a hit and run crash in 2015. investigators believe that chris coors left the scene after the dodge charger hit two men. a judge ruled that coors will stand trial. prosecutors added a new charge of hit and run against coors he remains free on bail. daly city police hope someone recognizes this woman accused of battery on a store employee because they wouldn't take back items she bought there. it happened friday afternoon in west lake center. police are just releasing this information. police say the suspect tried to return items without a receipt. when the employee refused to take items back, this woman apparently threw candy at the employee and slapped the person in the face. a mystery spanning across california, a fire utility truck stolen in socal ended up in san francisco. investigators found this truck

yesterday afternoon in the dog patch neighborhood. the truck was taken from the oxnard fire department on monday. they have not made any arrests. this is a big milestone. new this morning, volvo appears to be the first car manufacturer to end all production of gas only vehicles. volvo says it's fazing out gas only car production by 2019. it'll only produce fully electric or electric hybrid cars from now on and three fully electric cars by 2021 part of the goal to sell a million electric if ied cars by 2025. a new service promises that you can make money by parking your car at the airport. >> and then someone else can save a few bucks by renting it and driving it around while you're out of town. some people describe travel car as an airbnb for vehicles. travel car relyes on an app to match owners with renters and travel car insures the vehicle. and also gets washed and

vacuumed before you return and there are a couple of hitches. they will not let you park your car more than nine years old or been driven more than 95,000 miles. >> that takes me out of the game because my car is ten years old but i think it sounds like a promising service. >> interesting idea, right, mike? >> i like a couple of items like i haven't washed my car in months. >> i haven't either! >> you know, like minor league baseball stadiums, they have the dirtiest car contest and win the free car wash. that would be my car. let's see. my car is 11 years old and 235,000 miles on it so i'm hosed all the way around. sorry. here's a look at san rafael. you can see that it's cloudy but not too foggy here. let's take a look at today's accuweather highlights. clouds to sunshine, cool to warm highs. tonight cloudy with patchy drizzle and a summer string of heat's going to hit the inland neighborhoods several days in the 90s. today, san francisco, we're stuck in a rut. 69 degrees, supposed to be the average high. 64 for about the fourth day in a

row. daly city, 59d. south san francisco about 66. let's go over to the east bay. and becoming sunny and 70 in oakland. hayward, 72. union city and castro valley 74. peninsula, we'll be brighter quicker and still kind of cool. 72 at san mateo. along the coast, half moon by at about 61. south bay, we have 79 in san jose. a little bit below average. head up to the north bay, 81 in santa rosa. notice where the breezes are, sausalito, 65. cooler there and the last stop, as comfortable as you gets for you in the east bay, 84 to 90. look at the accuweather 7-day forecast and the first line there is the inland temperatures from 92 to 96. thursday through monday. and then 80 to 84 around the bay and 62 to 64 at the coast. head there for relief. hi. >> good morning. just got some good news in for the only crash here this morning in the dublin area so westbound 580 just before you get to 680

we have had that three to four-car collision blocking the far left lane for about going on 45 minutes here and it did just totally clear off to the shoulder so we have a backup. 14 miles per hour average and i think cleared early enough to bounce back. also, still looking at light traffic volumes here. just a few vehicles heading through on the westbound side this morning and bart improving, as well. we had some unscheduled track maintenance causing about a ten-minute delay and wrapped it up. normal service is resuming. >> thank you. the federal securities fraud trial of so-called pharma bro continuing tonight in new york. >> here's abc's lindsay davis. >> reporter: this morning, just one day after prosecutors asked a judge for a gag order infamously pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli was on the

prosecutors said he embarked on a campaign of disruption surprising reporters in court in the trial for charges of securities fraud. calling the prosecution junior varsity saying his attorney brought down the house against them. the prosecution is also asking the court to ban shkreli from social media. the attorney objected but outside court friday told cnbc he should stick to the right to remain silent. >> i would very much appreciate it if he didn't talk to the press. >> reporter: at 7:00 a.m., nancy grace weighs in live on the case with your gma first liook, i'm lindsay davis, abc news news, new york. take a look at police in florida rescuing a dog from a hot car. officers said they couldn't find the owner. it was at least 110 degrees inside. they found the pit bull in the

front seat an gave him water. the owner stepped into the bank and left the dog alone. a good samaritan called 911. the department says it posted the video on facebook to remind dog owners of the legal obligation to keep their pets safe. happening today, sonoma county officials will accept permits and cities and counties put regulations in place. last month santa rosa residents approved a tax up to 8% on marijuana businesses. pot could be sold some day at county fairs in california. according to the sacramento bee, the bill that governor brown just signed last week details how to carry out the legalization of marijuana in the state next year including an option for county fairs to allow sampling and sales to adults 21 and over. in specific areas. sacramento bee reports that county had minor discussion. >> that's an interesting way to

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being warned not to by police. one man was badly hurt in newark. and number five, today's one of the coolest days moving forward. we're waking up to cloud cover and spotty drizzle. that will slow the sunshine and make the temperatures cooler than yesterday. and number six, you can tell more folks heading into work today. bay bridge toll plaza quickly filling in. if the meters lighting are not on they will be any minute. number seven, happy birthday, spam. the meat product, emphasis on product, turns 80 today. more than 8 billion cans sold worldwide. i used to eat it as a child. i'm very familiar with it. >> what i didn't know, it is cooked in the can like going through the assembly line. it gets cooked in the can. very there you go. >> good. good. if you thought your barista is good at designs in the foam, you have not met lee kang.

>> this is cool. he is in south korea and become famous, recently. look. is that starry night? this is not just a heart or it's a leaf. this is real stuff, guys. making coffee art at 21 and has a cafe. he turns lattes into the masterpieces. each cup by the way about $8.75. which i'm willing to bet people paid for a normal cup of coffee here in san francisco so -- >> i'm saying not that out of bounds compared to the prices here. >> for sure. we have a full 90 minutes of new and the efforts to clarify the sanctuary city policy. the marching orders police may get today. a toddler's recovery of an a toddler's recovery of an accident that killed both o

good morning on this wednesday, july 5th. jessica is off today. we're all here physically. >> very few of us got a full night's sleep last night with the illegal fireworks going off. you know what? here's the thing. if you listened to mike nicco yesterday, you knew where to watch the fireworks and where not to. some people not happy about the sight in san francisco. >> i wish they had known that. pier 39 was a no-go. we knew that all day last night. pier 50 better. further south and east you got, better it was. unfortunately, it was one of our harder times in the last 11 times to see the fireworks in those areas. here's live doppler 7. leftover clouds, drizzle near the coast, absolutely. mid-50s to low 60s at 7:00 this morning. look at the 12-hour day planner heading towards noon. clouds back to the coast, 50s and 60s at the bay. 70s and 80s inland and by the time of 4:0060s and 70s around the bay. 70s and 80s inland and then starting to cool down into the 60s around the coast, mainly 70s inland by 7:00. we'll take a look at a heat wave

coming for parts of the bay area next. >> okay. still have not gotten official word gnat metering lights are flipped on but i'd say they probably are so this is just an indication we have a lot more people working today than last couple of days and not that easy breezy commute we have had. so far, though, not terrible. westbound 580 tracy to dublin improving here. trying to bounce back from an earlier crash from 680. westbound 4 antioch to concord in the green at 15 and 101 san rafael to san francisco in the green at 15 minutes. we'll check on mass transit next. shocking story out of new york this morning. nypd now calling the shooting death of an on-duty officer an assassination. this new video shows emergency vehicles transporting the body of 48 officer miosotis familia from a bronx hospital. the officials say the officer was in the patrol car overnight

and 34-year-old alexander bonds walked up to her and shot her. bonds was killed by other officers a few minutes later. at this point there is no word on motive for the attack. another person was hit during the shootout between the suspect and police. that person is expected to survive. new developments in the deadly hit and run in concord that killed two young boys. their 3-month-old brother who survived the crash has had a setback. family spokesperson tells us the infant is in critical condition after suffering several seizures. the wreck on highway 4 killed the child's two brothers on friday night and their mother is recovering from injuries. the suspect was arrested after going to the hospital to be treated for his own injuries. and he is now charged with vehicular homicide. crews are letting a large hay fire in brentwood burn itself out on deer valley road between kaiser hospital and ball four road. they're getting help of cal fire on this this morning.

they say there's no water supply out in that area so crews had to bring in their own water trucks. two units on scene this morning and in case there's a spot fire in the surrounding hills. officials say $25,000 worth of hay is destroyed in the fire. talking about the illegal fireworks that people were setting off throughout the area. santa cruz with some -- and south bay definitely had some, as well and a cleanup of people enjoying the beach yesterday. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller live in santa cruz. hey, matt. >> reporter: yes. natasha and reggie, thousands of people enjoying the beaches here for the fourth of july holiday. the party is now over. everybody has gone home. all that's left now is the cleanup. save our shores is stepping up to help out along with a couple of hundred volunteers. called the star spangled cleanup. taking place at 11 heavily visited beaches here. last year 252 volunteers with

almost 2,000 bags removed close to 2,500 pounds of trash and back doing that again today. organizers recommend bringing reusable gloves, bags or buckets if you have them and the water and sunscreen. volunteers will start at 9:00. if you would like to help, we set up a link with details on the website, abc7 news.com. live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. cleaning up the debris of illegal fireworks. take a look at this. mark spear tweeting out video. dozens of different fireworks displays happening at the the same time last night. illegal fireworks may be to blame for a small grass fire in the oakland hills happening on redwood road near old redwood road last night. some quick action by firefighters kept the flames from spreading. the fire department says it's a strong possibility this fire was started by illegal fireworks. that is still under formal

investigation. our tower cameras captured illegal fireworks in san jose. we told you last year this year the city asking the community to get the word out that all fireworks were illegal and urging people to put up signs in the yards that sent out the message. obviously, some people didn't get the message or just didn't get the message or just didn't care. neighbors reported illegal fireworks in petaluma last night. police declined to tell us how many calls they got. fireworks mishap caused a man to suffer what newark police describe as, quote, horrific injuries. it happened along port sailwood drive near interstate 880 in thornton avenue. police say he was lighting a mortar type of firework in a tube and the, ploesive went off before he got away from it. the man is treated at a trauma center. hundreds of thousands of people got to the organized fireworks show around the bay area. take a look.

now this is what people saw in san francisco which wasn't a whole lot because you see that? like just goes up in the air and then you never see it again. disappears with the clouds. so some people were a little bit disappointed. >> we were like, oh, it's really not exciting. you know? >> two hours of traffic and then three hours to find a parking and then half of the fireworks are kind of cut off from the fog. ♪ >> listen to mike nicco. >> i'm not saying, you know, watch us because otherwise your fireworks will be ruined but watch us because otherwise your fireworks will be ruined. we give you plenty of notice! it was not going to be great conditions. in any case, a free concert there at the pier which people enjoyed and then obviously a lot of extra patrols to make sure that everybody was keeping safe along the waterfront. a lot of people angry at carl the fog this morning and take a look at this. his twitter account put this

out. i just ate san francisco on the fourth of july. it tastes like gunpowder and disappointment. @karl the fog, we salute you. clever as always. a feast for eyes and ears. mike nicco predicted. in a fireworks spectacular. thousands enjoyed the fireworks which was the finale to an independence day celebration. earlier, the san francisco symphony played a patriotic list. especially muse toik the ears of people emigrated here to the u.s. >> means to me to be living in a country where everything is so lovely, you know? >> it's liberation, my personal independence. together with american independence. >> earlier huge crowds enjoyed the rose, white and blue parade in san jose. abc7 was a proud sponsor of the fireworks spectacular with the san francisco symphony. see highlights of it on abc7news.com. so far, firefighters have

stopped flames from reaching homes after a wildfire broke out east of los angeles. you're looking at video of fire fighting helicopter dropping fire in roweland heights. the flames burned about two acres. crews have the fire 60% contained. so far, nobody has been asked to leave their homes. investigators haven't said what sparked last night's fire. another wildfire northeast of reno right now. it's threatening 58 buildings including at least 11 homes. officials are telling people that they should evacuate if they see the flames from their house. the fire broke out just after 6:00 last night. firefighters reported it's burned 2,000 acres so far. they say it could have grown more if the winds were stronger. the fire's now 10% contained. in pleasanton, investigators trying to figure out what caused this small grass fire a. local business sent us this video. the flames about 3:30 yesterday afternoon near interstate 680. quick action stopped it from

spreading. san francisco's police commission set to vote on clarifying how officers comply with the city's sanctuary policy. this follows paying out $190,000 to an undocumented immigrant accusing police of informing federal authorities of the immigration status. the revised policies prohibit officers from stopping or questioning someone solely based on the immigration status. it also restricts when they can cooperate with agencies like i.c.e. all right. off to a gray tart this morning. see the bay bridge packed compared to yesterday. alexis will be in in a second with the morning commute. commuting weather-wise. on the bay, north of the bay bridge, a small craft advisory today. mass transit, afternoon sunshine after clouds and a touch of drizzle this morning. on the roads, i didn't need the windshield wipers and a little bit of drizzle in san francisco. that's how light it is. about 50 to 55 degrees through the north bay.

56 at american canyon. we have got lafayette, 56 in san carlos. dress for 57 if you live in redwood city and heading outside. 54 in san francisco. look at the temperatures today. kind of a sleepty summer day. clouds turning into sunshine for most. 6 1/2 moon bay. mid to upper 60s in san francisco. sausalito and richmond. some low to upper 80s inland. whoa, what happened there? look at that low to mid-90s tomorrow and mid to upper 90s in east bay friday. in fact, we'll ping in the -- say the 90-degree temperatures for sunday and monday. extended period of hot weather. i'll let you know if it leaks into the bay and the coast with the accuweather 7-day forecast next. here's alexis with the commute. >> good morning, mike. i don't think we're quite back to the full weekday volume today but we are getting close.

a lot more folks on the road than the last couple ofdies and looking better in the tri-valley. westbound 580 just before 680 we had a collision blocking two lanes at one point and cleared for 15 to 20 minutes and the speeds really starting to pick up, too. as you head into the dublin area. and a quick check of mass transit, of course, all the agencies back on a normal weekday schedule today after changes for the holiday. we have had one slow down so far with bart. a ten-minute delay at south hayward. they had some unscheduled track maintenance this morning. that's wrapped up. still trying to bounce back and normal service resuming. we'll look at drive times at 5:50. >> thank you. president trump is heading to europe for the g20 summit. a look at the face to face meeting everyone is watching. of course, san francisco is of course, san francisco is a

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models during the summer of audi sales event. happening right now, crews working to restore power in palo alto. right now about 1,100 homes and businesses are without electricity and the biggest impact in downtown palo alto just east of stamford's campus. we have been tracking the utilities on twitter and the web page. we'll continue to bring you the latest on the outage. we had our share of illegal fireworks. look at what it looked like over the los angeles area. thousands of illegal fireworks all over l.a. despite the threat of heavy fines. many people said it sounded like a war zone outside their homes.

anyone caught using illegal fireworks faced fines between $500 and $1,000. fines in san jose are also at least $500. officials in santa cruz warned of $1,000 fines. president trump on the way to europe right now. he's heading to poland and then germany for the g20 summit. that summit includes a face to face meting with russian president vladimir putin. many wonder if president trump demands answers of possible russian hacking in last year's election. >> you would think he has no choice but the reporting an things we have heard is he's not going to bring it up but obviously the dominant issue in the u.s. politics of how much they meddled in the elections. >> the trump administration is calling friday's meeting a, quote, normal bilateral discussion. russia describes it differently as a, quote, full pledged seated meeting. president putin's agenda includes the war on terror, dealing with north korea could also be a part of the conversation. oakland police are looking for a driver who shot a man in a road rage incident. the 23-year-old victim was

driving down 58th avenue near tevis street 6:40 monday night police say another driver nearly backed into him. the two exchanged words and then they started fighting. the suspect pulled a gun and shot the 23-year-old in the leg. police found the gunman's car later but he wasn't there. police and crime stoppers offering up to $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. tourists of course flocking to san francisco this summer but so are predators. specifically, car burglars. there's been a huge spike in auto burglaries, especially in the central district of downtown san francisco. police say there are more than 200 car burglaries in the city every month. the crookediest street in the world is a magnet for smash and grab but warning signs are everywhere. >> we have two teams that work full-time to counter the auto burglaries and they make arrests every other day so in the last two months i can safely safe

they have made over 80 arrests in this district alone. >> two suspects were arrested last week after breaking into parked cars and captured after a short police chase. spacex postponed the falcon 9 launch again. elon musk announced it on twitter. spacex was set for a fourth of july launch. musk didn't say what went wrong and tried the same launch on monday. the automated system aborted the launch ten minutes before launch. new deon the huge cyber attack all around the world. ukraine's government said it stopped a second attack. last month's explosion of data scrambling cripples banks and other government agencies. they posted on facebook that the second wave of the attack was due to hit yesterday. officials believe it was also the work of the same company responsible for the earlier attack. residents in fremont feeling more patriotic thanks to a

stranger. neighbors say someone is leaving american flags on their lawns for the fourth of july for decades. >> it is nice because it reminds us of -- reminds me of what the fourth of july is for. >> the flags are left early in the morning while most people are still asleep. >> really great tradition, we all get into the hamburgers and the hot dogs and sell bathing but good to remember what this is all about. right? >> it is. mike, let's talk about the 5th of july to bring us. >> about the same as yesterday, just a much quieter night for most of us. hi, everybody. locked in a pattern for one more day. you know we've had gorgeous time lapse of this particular area with the clouds and sloshing back and forth and gorgeous. this morning, going to be just the same. so, that leads our accuweather highlights. typical summer. high and clouds and temperatures close to average. clouds and cool again overnight. slight chance of drizzle near

the coast and then inland heat wave develops. several days in the 90s. today, nowhere near that in the south bay. 87 and then los gatos at 83. santa cruz about 72. 72 to 76 most of the peninsula. comfortable today. faster breeze and 68 in millbrae. upper 50s to near 60 at the coast and more sunshine than yesterday. downtown san francisco 64. up through the north bay valleys, 77. santa rosa 81 and then lake port at about 85 and 86. go from 68 in richmond to 70 in oakland to union city at 74. fremont 75 and about 84 at concord and near 90 in brentwood. good newses, another cool one tonight. 50 to 59 degrees. all right. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. that top line, that's inland. especially the east bay valleys. low to mid-90s there. the second line is the bay. low to mid-80s and the coast and that does include san francisco. >> okay.

i have a couple new issues to talk about here. nothing significant yet and maybe causing a little bit of a delay. southbound 880 at state route 238. brush fire. sounds like a fire is tapped out. just very slight delay and maybe onlooker delay coming from castro valley. also a quick check of the san mateo bridge. you can see some heavier volumes today. we briefly had a disabled semi near the high-rise. that cleared a couple of minutes after it was reported so just a little bit of a delay and that should thin out fairly quickly. and some drive times looking good. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes. 11 across the bay bridge and 101 san francisco to sfo nine minutes. another update just before 6:00. >> thank you. a hitman for hire? new at 6:00, the acting job posted on craigslist that was an international mission for murder. first, a fiery explosion outside of the apartment complex, why a man intentionally

drove his car into that building. plus, the interesting way two bay area billionaires trying to fix some of the democratic party's biggest political problems.

authorities in colorado defending the decision to kill that bear that broke into a house. it happened in colorado springs. the bear got into the fridge and then trashed the kitchen and rummag rummaged through bedrooms. officers tracked the bear and euthanized it. they say the last bear was in a garage in the same area and posed too much of a threat to people to be let loose.

charlie carried her out. >> oh my god! >> oh. and this was no accident. according to police. a car exploded inside an apartment building in florida. the driver died at the scene. everyone else is okay. police say he intentionally crashed into the building hoping to blow it up. police say this was a domestic dispute targeting a woman inside the building. player for the san jose earthquakes is in critical condition this morning after nearly drowning in lake tahoe. matheus silva is on loan to reno. the 20-year-old midfielder had to be pulled out of the water while swimming yesterday. emergency crews performed life saving resuscitation on scene. paramedics took him to a nearby hospital in tahoe and air lifted him to reno. people counting on watching the fireworks from the "uss hornet" had to make other plans. they had to cancel the event last night.

this is file video of the hornet now a museum. anyone with tickets for the show can get a raincheck and t let you in for a future visit. >> talk more about the winds and highlighted where the fastest ones will be. 3:00 to 11:00 this evening. that being the 24 to 38 miles per hour winds. al may da county fair continues this afternoon. watch out for high burn potential. 81 at 6:00 and then nice comfortable 67 at 9:00. we're back to a normal time at the coliseum. 12:35 first pitch today. sox in town to take on the a's. 66, warming to 69. watch out for the sunshine and will be strong. alexis? >> good morning. a lot more folks heading into work today. here's a live look and we managed to avoid metering lights last two days. today, not so much. overall it's not terrible. we're seeing some slow downs

starting to fill in in the typical areas. out of tracy, 17. 16 miles per hour. those drive times last few days have been under 30 minutes. not so today and checking that at 6:00. the co-funders of two tech companies are teaming up to set a new agenda for the democratic party and it has quite the name. they're calling it wtf. it's short for win the future. they want to fund bill boards with policy positions. co-founder mark pincus suggesting free engineering degrees for all americans and unclear how it would be paid for and working on the project with reid hoffman since donald trump's victory. they can tweet ideas for ideas with #wtf agenda. >> anyone told them it means something else?

they'll find out. a florida store clerk is a shoe-in for hero of the week. new at 6:00, stunning video of him single handedly taking on a would be thief. the fourth of july action wasn't only over the al may da county fair. and the crackdown on illegal fireworks, did it work? just ahead, the overnight fallout from all of the festivities. here's a live look outside. 5:57. still pretty quiet. still pretty quiet. you can take a look still pretty quiet. you can take a look ♪ ♪

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good morning to you on this wednesday, july 5th. jessica is off today an we appreciate you waking up with probably after being woken up by the fireworks last night. >> yeah. not the professional displays. ready for those. not ready for the dude just shooting them off right next to your apartment window like me and like her and like him and like you. >> all of us.

>> we are ready to go kind of. hi, mike. >> probably won't see us all july 5th near year. >> i already have my vacation request in so sorry. >> yeah. long night for some of us. yeah. it's a quiet morning out there weather-wise. gusting to 31. overlaid the winds on live doppler 7 to see that sea breeze is back once again. karl the fog. friend or foe? depends on where you were last night and whether you got to see the fireworks. goerl jous sun rise developing. here's the 12-hour day planner. 53 to 59 at 7:00 notice the upper 50s at the coast. the middle line is the bay. and notice inland warmer temperatures, 79 at noon to 85 at 4:00. nothing outrageous and i have warming trend, 90s coming back to the forecast and that's next. how's the commute this morning? >> going okay. but we are seeing a lot more folks on the roads this morning. here's a live look at southbound 680 through