the north bay. or at least it's moving around. we had a quarter mile let's hope that continues. for sure they'll be gone by about 8:00. there's a look at the colorful sunrise from sutro tower. we have to talk about the 12-hour day planner. 50s at the coast, the middle line is around the bay, 72 to 76. noon to 4:00. and then 85 to 93, the 90s are back inland. the 100s are to follow. more on that coming up. here's alexis. >> we do have a couple issues in the south bay. one started off as a stalled out minivan, northbound 101 just past oakland road, and then it sounds like that turned into a collision. we haven't gotten many more details but we have a delay there. that's an area that's pretty slow as it is. really doesn't take much to slow that down. state road 87 near alma avenue,

reports of something on fire under the overpass. still working to confirm that. sounds like fire units are on the way to the scene. and i'll check drive times in less than ten. >> b.a.r.t. police investigating a violent robbery at the coliseum station in oakland. the second incident like this in three months. according to the chronicle, the latest attack happened friday in the evening commute. at least ten teenagers grabbed a woman's iphone, then another passenger chased the people down and got the phone back. a special b.a.r.t. team intercepted the teens as they tried to escape into the intercepting neighborhood. they were released to their parents because witnesses couldn't identify which one took the phone. >> happening in the south bay, people devastated by the coyote creek flooting are taking action. >> they're filing claims against san jose, the county, and the water district. janine is live in san jose this morning. >> reggie, there has been a lot of finger pointing over who's

responsible. the water dict here says it warned the city about potential flooding, but residents were warned too late. this is the result. here in this video, you can see that east williams street rock springs and the olander neighborhoods were inundated after heavy rain. the residents are now filing claims against the city of san jose, santa clara county and the water district. they're seeking recovery for property losses and pain and suffering. city officials allege they informed the public late because they relied on faulty projections from the water district which showed the creek could hold more water. goo google has just stepped up and donated $100,000 to a nonprofit helping low-income families in the neighborhoods. the residents, they have lost so much. some of them are still not back in their homes. some of them had to actually move out of the area so they're

going to be holding a news conference and that's going to take place at 11:00. reporting live from san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. 6:03 now. three weeks after a deadly shooting at a u.p.s. facility in san francisco, only 15 of the 50 or so workers are back on the job. a union official representing the workers say they're still fearful about returning. three drivers were killed and two others wounded in the shooting. the gunman killed himself when confronted by responding officers. >> a mother is expressing frustration following the deaths of two of her sons and the driver accused of killing them was free on bail at the time. that man, lemuel wilson, faces charges of murder, dui, and leaving the scene of an accident. witnesses say he ran from the crash friday night. aida reyes lost two sons, 5-year-old vincent rey esrothenberg and 10-year-old

lorenzo reyes. >> it's pornts these charges be filed because we seem to have a broken system due to the fact this person has multiple duis and was still able to get bail. >> wilson was out on bail after being arrested the day before the crash. he was accused of threatening nordstrom employees at the stone ridge mall in pleasanton. >> right now at the live desk, we're tracking breaking news out of georgia. four children and a man are dead in an early morning stabbing. we're just now getting video from the scene. you can see police blocking off the foam where this happened. this is in loganville, northeast of atlanta. another child was taken to the hospital. police say the children's mother has been detained and is being questioned. police are calling this a horrendous crime but say the motive is under investigation. president trump just finished his visit to poland and he's now flying to the g-20

summit. tomorrow, he'll meet with russian president vladimir putin. earlier, reporters asked about russian meddling in last year's election. >> so it was russia and i think it was probably others also. and that's been going on for a long period of time. my big question is why did obama do nothing about it? from august all the way until november 8th. he did nothing about it. >> the president also said the u.s. is considering some, quote, very severe things in response to north korea's latest test launch of a ballistic missile. >> knuckle sandwiches were on the menu at a mcdonald's. we'll tell you what set off the brawl. >> to photos with a twist, this hour, the changes snap chat users can expect to see. a live look from our mt. a live look from our mt. tam camera looking at the city.

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inland. good if you're playing on the water today. much calmer. temperatures range from 51 in woodside and daly city to 56 on the peninsula. 56 in palo alto also, fremont. oakland at about 59. around the state today, 116 in palm springs. more than 100 through the central valley. thunderstorms in yosemite. 93 in tahoe. 83. back here at home, look at this. warmer today. warmest tomorrow. a little bit of a pull back saturday. i'll let you know how hot it will be the rest of the weekend coming up and we may hit 100s tomorrow also. >> good morning. taking a live look outside this morning at golden gate bridge. can't see too much. we have quite a bit of fog here today. no dense fog advisory issued by chp, but definitely thick enough that you want to slow down and increase the following distance and patchy spots in marin county as well. the usual places, petaluma, if you're traveling north of santa rosa, you could see some as

well. overall, looking maybe partially holiday light still. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo at nine minutes. northbound 880, you're in the green at 13, and northbound 101 highway 85 to the san jose airport, in the green at 12 minutes. one new problem for hayward. we'll check on that at 6:20. >> you likely heard a bunch of illegal fireworks on the fourth. now, officers say they saw an increase this year. the shows went on despite efforts by deputies and oakland police. they received at least 125 fireworks calls, but police say they did not issue a single citation. officers have to actually see someone light fireworks to do that. so neighbors say they wish more could be done. >> you can't really know if it's a gunshot or the fire crackers so that's how people end up getting killed. innocent people, innocent kids. >> well, illegal fireworks are suspected of sparking two fires in oakland, including a garage fire where there's still

fireworks debris. the city of oakland has a phone number on the screen. i don't see it. people can request a crew to come out and clean any fireworks debris. >> san francisco's police commission reaffirmed the backing of the city's controversial sanctuary laws. some wanted the commission to do more. last night's revisions came after the board of supervisors updated the sanctuary policy last year. for the police, that means officers will not cooperate with federal authorities if the goal of any activity is to enforce immigration laws. >> there are certain emergency situations in sfpd can get involved with i.c.e. and customs and border protection. we need to clarify to members exactly under what circumstances that takes place. >> if that evolves into an immigration type enforcement, our policy is clear. we stop it right there. >> of course, this happens after the shooting death of kate steinle which occurred in 2015. the suspect in steinle's death is a mexican citizen who illegally re-entered the u.s. after getting deported.

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coming up on 6:15. another embarrassment for united airlines. it's saying sorry to a passenger who was forced to give up the

seat she bought for her 2-year-old son. this is shirley and her son. she was flying from houston to boston last week. she paid nearly $1,000 for her son's ticket. another passenger came up and said he was supposed to be sitting in her son's seat. she held her son in her lap for the entire flight. because she said she didn't want to cause a scene. >> i had him in all these contorted sleeping positions. in the very end, sadly, he was standing up between my knees. >> she says not a single airline employee on the flight asked her why she had a child on her lap. a statement from united said we inaccurately scanned the boarding pass of her son. as a result, her son's seat appeared to be not checked. we deeply apologize to her and her son for his experience. >> this next story shows how a simple argument can get out of control fast. two men in indiana have been fighting for months. last month, tensions reached a

boiling point. heated words exchanged and police say jeffrey pulled out a gun, and then his neighbor dean did the same. it led to a shootout. one man was shot four times. cellar was not hit. he will not face charges because he acted in self-defense. >> you have to see this incredible fight caught on camera at a mcdonald's in santa monica. that's a security guard fighting off several people. witnesses say the men were drinking beer in the restaurant, they didn't buy food. the security guard told them to leave and that's when infight broke out. chairs got involved, the police eventually showed up. it's unclear if anyone was arrested. >> crazy video. and the chair got involved, too, goodness. >> mcbrawl. >> how long have you been thinking about that. did you say mcknuckle sandwich? >> a whopper -- we're full of puns and beautiful sunrise shots. >> let's go to something nicer. >> let's do that. here we go.

look from the exploratorium camera. you can see a gorgeous sunrise developing. a light breeze, that will be the case on the bay today. more light sunshine for all of us. the extended, we have a heat wave developing. look at the lack of winds. 14 in fairfield, that's not a very strong onshore breeze and neither is the 12 at sfo. because of that, look at the clouds. making a late surge across san francisco, but look how quickly they're back by 10:00, 10:30, to the coast. the clouds will open at the coast for more sunshine than you have seen the last couple days. let's see what it does to our temperatures. more sunshine means getting close to average. 79 in milpitas. getting warm around los gatos, morgan hill, and gilroy. santa cruz, sunshine and 76. head up to the peninsula, 80s, redwood city, 82. then 70 at millbrae. temperatures in the low to mid 60s along the coast today. back to average in san

francisco. 69 degrees. about the same in sausalito. 83 in petaluma to santa rosa's 88. and temperature along the east bay shore, very comfortable. 73, berkeley, to 74 in oakland. nearing 80 in hercules and fremont. and air conditioning is possible unless you have the air set to go on before you get home, house will be stuffy when you get home. how many sans are there in this area? to about 99 in brentwood. temperatures in the 50s in most areas. low to upper 60s in the east bay. my seven-day forecast, hottest toormg, but still a little above average through the weekend. help me out here. >> i would never do anything like that, get names mixed up and then you have 280, 380, 580, 680, 780, so i do the same thing in traffic here, too, mike. quick check of things in hayward. we're improving. we had a crash there, southbound

880 near a street that has pushed off to the shoulder. a solid line of red that's changing to the yellow. also looking better in san jose. past oakland road, we had a disabled van that was hit, but we have gotten the all clear and just a little delay just north of the 280/680 merge and the other problem, near alma avenue, reports of a lot of smoke that was billowing up onto state route 87. we're not seeing more delays and i know the fire crews were on the screen. i believe they're in the clearing stages. let's takeaic loo at the bay bridge commute in a few. >> an east texas officers and a sergeant are called heroes. trying to save a man and woman from an overturned and partially submerged car. >> head's still under. >> push it over. >> last friday, a police officer used a baton to smash the windshield as he tried to rescue a woman trapped under water. the officers were able to get

her out. doctors though were not able to save her. a man who was also rescued is in serious condition. >> look at this video out of colorado. those are not class-3 rapids. that's flooding from a water main break in denver. crews will continue to work to repair the damage caused by the 130-year-old pipe that broke. it's the second time this year that pipe has busted. >> new this morning, it appears more gray wolves are living in california. you're looking at pictures taken from a wildlife camera. biologists believe a female wolf gave birth to at least three pups. they're part of the second pack of gray wolfs spotted near the border in the last two years. gray wolves haven't been seen in california since they were killed off in the 1920s. >> we have been talking about this story coming up for the entire morning. this is a chocolate fix like no other. there's a trend that knows how 250 get the job done.

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6:23 now. hobby lobby has agreed to return thousands of ancient artifacts it illegally smuggled into the u.s. this comes after they agreed to pay a $3 million fine to the federal government. the justice department accused them of smuggling the artifacts from iraq. they have been acquiring historic bibles and other artifacts and it should have been more careful. >> napchat is adding more features. a new feature called paper clip allows users to link external websites to their posts. links that could be used to promote personal projects. it also includes ways to add custom backdrops and you can modify your voice using filters. >> now you can look more like a dog with ears. >> and have a dog's voice. i can tell you're really excited. time to ask finney. phena has a question about her car. >> she spoke to us at an event

in daly city. michael finney has her answer. >> i brought it in for a quick tire alignment, and then ended up telling me that my tie rod was broken and that they could no longer do my alignment. and also three safety lights came on in the process. >> hey, thena. that is tough. you need to file a complaint with the bureau of automotive repair. they'll take a look at your information and then they'll visit the repair shop and talk to the owner. they'll try to come up with a solution that both people can live with. now, i'll post a link to their website at abc7news.com. good luck, and i appreciate your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it on social with the htd ht askfinney, or go to our website. you may see your question answered right here. >> it seems like we're constantly telling you about fare increases on public

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...here there is magic for days! good morning. thanks for waking up with us. a beautiful sunrise to greet you on this thursday, july 6th. >> and also warmer temperatures. at least for some of you. >> especially inland. that's where we're going to notice it the most. let's show you what's going on and the reason why, the cloud cover hanging around the golden gate bridge and along the coast, as you can see the clouds there. watch the clouds as we go through your 12-hour day planner. mid 50s to mid 60s at 7:00. clouds back to the coast by 10:00. 60s in san francisco. 80s inland by noon, and then look at the 80s and 90s inland. 70s around the bay.

60s in san francisco. pretty comfortable this evening at 7:00. 57 in san francisco. 60s around the bay, and painly 70s inland. hundreds on the way. i'll lettia know when they get to your neighborhood. >> we're looking pretty good. have not had any significant issues. in fact, i don't have anything blocking at the moment. here's a live look at southbound 680 through walnut creek. light lighter than monday and tuesday, but about the same as yesterday. we still have a lot of folksinate working. should have a fairly smooth commute if you're about to head out the door. highway 4 to the maze in the green at 22 minutes. just slight delays across the bay bridge into san francisco. you're in the yellow at 13. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo, great, in the green at just nine minutes. we'll head back to the south bay next. >> thanks. >> caltrain says it needs more of our money. quite a bit more. >> how you will pay to close the budget deficit could depend on the input you start giving today. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco this morning. amy. >> reporter: hi, natasha.

caltrans wants to hear from you. it will be holding a public hearing this morning at 10:00 at its offices in san carlos and wants to get public comment on this proposal. they'll be talking about possibly raising fares. they're going to increase zone fares by 25 cents. that is the proposal. officials say they have a $10 million budget shortfall they need to address. some commuters say they worry about how that will add up for them. others tell us they are willing to do their share. >> 5 cents. i mean, the fares have gone up a couple times since i started riding the train. if it helps with the deficit, i guess. >> caltrain is also looking to get more money out of its parking lots. the proposed plan is to increase monthly parking fees by almost $30. this is a proposal, they are expected to vote on the plan next month. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, aby 7. >> thank you. >> in the east bay, the police

department needs your help identifying a robbery suspect. investigators released these surveillance photos of him. they say he violently beat a victim while robbing a gas station on the fourth of july. the suspect got away in a red or maroon dodge caravan with tinted windows. >> a san francisco lawmaker wants to make police body camera videos public in california. the assemblymen has written a bill to give the public access to everything recorded. police departments have generally considered the footage to be potential criminal evidence. they usually don't make those videos public outside of the courtroom unless it's a really high-profile case. the propezal is scheduled for the first hearing next week in the senate public safety committee. >> a federal judge has denied an effort to toss out a lawsuit in the denise huskins case. matthew muller pled guilty to a frar kidnapping charge. he held her hostage for two days

before letting her go. vallejo police initially called the crime a hoax. huskins and quinn say they were defamed and suffered emotionally as a result. they want the police department held accountable for its actions. muller is now serving a 40-year prison sentence. >> a volunteer for a small san francisco church remains in custody this morning. facing charges that he sexually assaulted two brothers. marvin helped at a small protestant evangelical church near petrero. the church pastor and members of the congregation appears in court yesterday in a show of support. prosecutors say he invited the brothers to stay at his home after issues. >> they stayed with him while they were going through hard times. and it's alleged at that location, he committed various sex acts upon them. >> he is accused of assaulting the 18 yeerth brothers after they used drugs and fell unconscious. he remains in jail on $750,000

bail. >> friends of the man facing involuntary manslaughter charges in oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire are demanding he be released from jail. harris and co-defendant eric almena will be back in court tomorrow. they face 36 counts. his attorney says harris is still struggling with the deaths. >> he was present for that and he'll always live with that night. and it's been very, very traumatizing for him. >> the fire broke out at a party that prosecutors say harris organized. almena operated the warehouse which was illegally converted into living spaces. >> happening today, san mateo county leaders will set up a safe exchange zone. several exchange zones already exist in the bay area for the public to safely conduct online

exchanges. this is one zone in daly city set up by the police department. fremont also recently set one up in its police department parking lot. as for the newest one, it will be at the maple street correctional center in redwood city across the street from the police department. >> following this all morning. look at the swarm of earthquakes in montana over the last 24 hours, 85 reports of the ground shaking at different times, and the magnitude 5.8, that's the strongest they have had in 12 years. the earth, you can feel it moving up there. for us, let's look at the traffic on the san mateo bridge. we're looking westbound. we'll use that for our commute planner. on the bay, lightser breezes. no small craft advisory today. mass transit, earlier sunshine. so have the sunglasses handy this morning, and on the roads, we have fog. petaluma to santa rosa and windsor. that's around to 9:00. let's head to the south bay in

the hills. you can see it's already warm. 70 in los gatos. compared to the mid to upper 50s. to san jose at 59. 55 in alameda. san carlos. san pablo, 49 in novato. danville, fifty-eight degrees. let's look at the alameda county fair. 84 at noon, with sunshine, hot afftimes. 93 at 3:00. 6:00, 89. 74 as we're listening to the journey cover band. 70s around the bay, 80s and 90s, so the warming begins. look at the 100s inland tomorrow. concord, fairfield, clearlake and cloverdale. >> and i want to follow up on a few of the earlier slow spots. we're looking better in hayward. we had a crash briefly just before state route 92 near a street. no injuries. it sounds like it's pretty minor. just a little bit of heavy traffic there as you approach the san mateo bridge.

overall, san jose, we're looking pretty good. we had earlier trouble. you get into the downtown area, and i am seeing a backup on northbound 87. hearing about a new potential problem in that area. we'll take a closer look in a few. morgan hill, a little busier than we were earlier in the week, still, not terrible. on northbound 101, down to 21 miles per hour, and a quick check outside, 280 at 17. as mike mentioned, bright sunshine today. we have a nice spider web on our traffic camera. one day where you'll wand your sunglasses with you. >> that spider hard alt work and so are we. we have these numbers in. calls to san antonio's nonemergency number to report illegal fireworks more than doubled from last year. the san francisco examiner rorts the 311 line got more than 1100 calls between 7:00 p.m. and midnight on the fourth. police dispatchered say a lot of people complained illegal fireworks seemed to be a lot worse this year than in the past. >> at least 47 people died in

collisions in california through the independence day holiday. many of the victims were not wearing seat belts. officers made over 1200 dui arrests. 193 were in the golden gate division which covers our nine bay area counties. a newark teen faces a long recovery from an injury he suffered in a fireworks explosion. he and friends were setting off fireworks tuesday night. one device unexpectedly exploded. video from a neighbor shows the teen suffered burns to his body in addition to an injury to his hand. >> happening today, a big step in repairing the damaged spillway at the oroville dam. crews will begin installing the first new slabs of concrete. this will play a key role in developing the foundation to the repaired spillway. part of it failed in february as lake oroville swelled with water. sections of an emergency spillway eroded and forced evacuations.

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6:41. taking action in the south bay. people who live in the neighborhood hit hard by flooding in san jose want someone to pay for their losses. >> they're pointing the finger at the city, the county, and the water district. janine is live in san jose with the details. >> hi, natasha. the water district here, they oversee flood control and somehow the system failed and now residents, they want to get compensated. residents from east williams street, olender and the rock springs neighborhood are filing claims against the city of san jose, santa clara county and the santa clara county water district. they're seeking recovery for property losses and pain and suffering caused by the flood in february. thousands of people were evacuated when their neighborhoods overflowed after the heavy rains. some of the residents lost everything and were displassed from their homes. there's a lot of finger pointing over who's to blame, that's why the resident have hired an attorney to help them with the process of trying to recover financially.

at 11:00 this morning, the flood victims will be speaking out in their neighborhood to talk about why these actions are necessary. reporting live from san jose, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you. >> sonoma county has issued its first permits for the distribution of cannabis. yesterday's turnout wasn't quite as expected, only four applies. if their application is approved, they'll be eligible for a state license when they become available on january 1st. >> an opportunity for the cannabis business to come out of the black market and into the green and be up front about their operation, not have to worry about local government coming in and busting them. so this is regularizing business like anything else. >> we're actually pretty excited about that because it means there's a legitimacy added to what we're doing. this industry has been around for 20 years and hasn't been regulated in california. this is the first step towards

regulating it. >> sonoma county expects to generate close to $4 million in taxes from this new industry. >> in san francisco, police are searching for suspects in a shootout in the petrero hill neighborhood. police say the call came in just before noon when several people in two cars exchanged gunfire. this happened on connecticut between 25th and 26th streets. a 28-year-old man got hurt. he was taken to san francisco general hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> caltrans is revealing more about how they'll spend $52 billion generated by a new gas tax. starting november 1st, our gas will go up by 12 cents a gallon. they'll use $19 billion to improve 17,000 miles of state highways. that's about a third of our roads. 500 bridges, 55,000 culverts and 7700 traffic cameras and road sensors will be repaired or replaced. local counties and city will receive $31 billion to fund their own infrastructure projects. >> the american red cross is

making a plea for emergency blood donations. fewer people than expected have donated. blood and platelet donations are in critical need. there were 61,000 fewer donations across country in may and june. that's depleted the supply. the shortage typically worsens in summer because prospective donors are on vacation. we have a full list of sites on our website. >> governor brown will call for a global summit on climate change to be held in san francisco next year. he's going to announce it in germany. the san francisco summit will be aimed at coming up with ways to cut carbon emissions. the governor says even though the president wants to get out of the paris agreement on climate change, he doesn't speak for many americans. brown attended a clean energy summit in china last month as an unofficial representative of the u.s. >> are you sick of robocalls? california's attorney general is urging the fcc to change the

rules. they're considering new rules using use of technology. right now, fcc rules prevent phone companies from proactively blocking calls. that allows telemarketers to use fake numbers to trick you into picking up. under the new rules, carriers could screen out calls coming from unassigned phone numbers. that could prevent an estimated 2 billion unwanted calls every month. >> setback for steve scalise who is recovering from a gunshot wound. the louisiana congressman has been readmitted to a washington hospital's intensive care unit. he was critically wounded when a gunman opened fire on a baseball practice on june 14th. police killed the gunman. >> smartphones can really be used for almost anything, including tracking your health. experts say apps are revoluti revolutionizing health care. there are apps to manage diabetes to heart disease. they believe some day the apps will be able to predict and even

prevent health problems. one doctor was talking about it on "good morning america." >> wouldn't it be great to get a notification that your child will be sick the next day. >> if someone lives in a rural area and doesn't have access to a specialist, could that be an answer? >> absolutely. there could be tests. >> experts say it's important to remember these apps do not replace your doctor. they can be used as a tool to guide you in the right direction. >> l.a. police looking for this woman violently taken by force. also looking for accused kidnapper. the whole thing caught on surveillance video. it starts with the victim talking to this man in sylmar yesterday afternoon. he opens his door to his van. he walks over to the woman, grabs her by the hair and shoves her inside the vehicle. there appears to be a person in the passenger seat. that person throws something out the window but it's hard to tell what that is. the suspected kidnapper closes the door and calmly walks around

the van before driving off. >> really scary video. >> all right, let's turn now to something nicer. the weather, a warmup on the way, although make says not all of us will feel it. >> won't get extreme in too many areas. let's look at what's going on right now. hi, everybody. we'll step through this warming trend. gorgeous. i have been posting a lot of pictures on social media of this morning's cloud deck and sunrise. more sunshine and warmth everywhere today. hottest highs tomorrow. but above average through the weekend, oven though we'll cool just a little bit. following the fog in the north bay, and spreading. a quarter mile in petaluma. it's moving around. it can be dangerously low, the visibility, at times. it will start to lift about 9:00. it hasn't made it down to san rafael. we're looking south on 101 there, but once you get to the golden gate, pretty socked in. as far as temperatures. san rafael, 82 today. 88 in santa rosa. san francisco, back where we should be, 69 degrees.

daly city, cool at 61. mission district, about 68. south san francisco, about 68 also. as far as the east bay, 74 in oakland. castro valley, 78. fremont, 79. one of our warmer spots there, berkeley, 73. on the peninsula, 74. san mateo, one of the milder temperatures. palo alto at 8. menlo park, 79. that's definitely warmer than yesterday. 84 in san jose. look at gilroy, 93. and east bay, it's going to be stuffy in the house this afternoon through the evening hours. 96 in concord. the cool spot, san ramon at 92. the hot spot, antioch at 98. as far as temperatures tonight, they'll be pretty comfortable again. 50s just about everywhere, but concord and antioch, fairfield and san jose, 60 to 68 degrees there. my seven-day forecast. hottest tomorrow, but still the top line, mid 90s inland, saturday, sunday, monday. around 80 for the bay, and low

to mid 60s. there's the free air conditioning, it's at the coast. >> good morning. we have a few trouble spots to talk about. nothing too major at the moment. this one sounds like it's going to be minor. eastbound 80, a disabled vehicle reported. i'm not seeing any backup and it sounds like that's in the clearing stages. getting you back to the fremont area, northbound 880, we have a report of a jackknifed semi on the on-ramp around state route 84. i believe we got the all clear as far as the roadway is concerned. just a little backup on the main line, and northbound 87, another crash that has cleared to the shoulder, but you're stop and go, as unusual, through that stretch. next traffic update just before 7:00. >> getting our first look for what it was like for police in gatlinburg, tennessee, as they tried to evacuate the town. what a scary thing. massive wildfires hit the town in november. you can see families fleeing in the opposite direction of

police. emergency crews were forced to drive through flying sparks and embers. police continued to drive through the inferno, looking for anyone left behind. the wildfires killed 14 people and caused more than a billion dollars in damage. >> t minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> you're looking at a success for spacex, the falcon-9 rocket launched a satellite into orbit after two delays. weather and then computer problems aborted launch attempts on sunday and then tuesday. >> there was no way a group of fishermen was going to reel this in. that's a whale shark off maryland's atlantic shore. it didn't stop them from being in awe of this massive creature. you're looking at video captured near ocean city late last month. the whale shark even rubbed against the boat before slowly vanishing into the night. they feed on plankton and pose virtually no risk to humans.

>> you're not going to believe this is actually a thing, but it is. snorting chocolate. cocoa loco made by the company legal lean hit the u.s. market a few weeks ago. you may have seen people using it on social media. i posted on twitter. you can see someone using it. it's infused with energy boosters such as guarana. it looks like hot cocoa powder and is intended to be ingested through the nose. users report a rush, and they say there's euphoric energy without the sugar crash. i have to warn you, this has not been researched a lot. so you're taking -- >> any time you're snorting anything, you need to pause. >> and think about your life? >> yeah. >> we're back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know. >> you're looking live at the emeryville camera. we had a gorgeous sunrise, and yes, the sun is up. you're taking a look live right

now. keeping a live look at weather keeping a live look at weather and traf

here are the seven things you need to know. we start with breaking news. four children and a man dead in an early morning stabbing in georgia. this is in loganville northeast of atlanta. the children's mother is detained and questioned. >> b.a.r.t. police investigating another violent robbery. according to the chronicle, at least ten teenagers grabbed a woman's iphone as they got off a

train friday and attacked a man who tried to stop them. he was able to get the woman's phone back. >> number three, president trump is on his way to the g-20 umset in germany after his visit to poland. he praised poland for its help in fighting isis. >> victims of san jose's devastating coyote creek floods are filing claims today against the city, county, and water district. they say they need to be compensated for property losses and suffering caused by the flood in february. >> number five, you're going to notice a difference when you step outside this morning. cloud cover not as extensive. warm sunshine today. temperatures climbing into the 100s by tomorrow. >> and number six, overall, it really has not been too terrible of a morning commute. here's a live look, southbound 101 through san rafael, not seeing any delays. a lot of folks stretching out the holiday. >> madison bumgarner is scheduled to pitch again on saturday night. he gave up nine runs in four innings, but more importantly, he says he's feeling pretty

good. >> i can't get my mind around the snorting chocolate situation. that's the story i have been obsessed with all day. i just think, this is dedicated to you, that your mom did not go through all that labor to have you snort chocolate. >> i think she would agree with that. >> not proud of you doing that. >> yeah. >> thanks for watching today. abc 7 news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. >> we'll check social media and be back in 25 minutes.

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and get up to $4,500 in allowances. good morning, america. breaking right now, president trump lashes out, blaming president obama for doing nothing about the russian hacking. >> i think what happened is he thought hillary clinton was going to win the election and he said let's not do anything about it. >> but trump still refuses to clearly blame russia for the hacking, just hours before his face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. and the president's new threat to north korea, hinting military action in the wake of those missile launches. manhunt. the search for this suspect accused of setting wildfires and then shooting at firefighters battling the flames as 38 fires blaze right now in the west, scorching ski resorts in colorado. the dangerously high temperatures and bone-dry conditions fanning the flames. gun battle. an eight-year feud erupts between two neighbors.