we begin with breaking news in san jose where police have surrounded santana row after reports of shots fired. >> matt keller live for us near the scene. this is at olson and winchester. matt. >> reporter: reggie, a lot has happened since i saw you about a half hour ago. about five minutes ago, san jose police took down the crime scene tape. they're now opening this up for people to come down. they do have a section that is closed. i'm told they have one person in

custody. we're also told by san jose police that this is an incident of shots fired. they were trying to find out where the shots were fired. we have not heard about any victims so far. they have not been able to find anybody who was impacted by the shots being fired this morning. now, we did talk with a pete's employee and she talked to us about what officers told her. >> there were shots fired at an apartment. they're trying to secure the area and we don't go in until they do. >> and they just allowed those employees to enter into their business. that is about, i would say, about 50 yards away from where we were standing, where the police tape was at this morning. that police tape is now down. the command post is being broken down. we're told this is now a code-4 situation. that means it's an all clear situation for the police officers here on the scene. it was a very intense scene this morning. of course, santana row is a popular shopping place. there are a lot of apartment

complexes above the businesses, and that's where the focus was this morning for one of their investigations of the shots fir fired. now it seems like the situation is over. matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. switching gears, we're going to talk weather. i think i got color overnight because i was roasting in my apartment. >> oh, my gosh. okay. so she's been a little hot. is there any relief, mike? >> it is. the next couple days will be the coolest. here's a look from our roof cam. you can see the flags, the winds unfurling the flags. let's hit the reset button. can i get a mulligan? 55 to 61 this morning. 59 to 60, your noon to 4:00 temperature. along the coast. 73 to 77 around the bay, and 82 to 86 inland. significantly cooler than yesterday. 59 to 75, that's your spread at 7:00. enjoy a gorgeous evening coming up. i'll have hot temperatures next in your accuweather seven-day

forecast. here's alexess. anything, hot spots, anything? >> no mulligans needed for our commute. we don't need a restart. looking great so far. here's a live look at golden gate bridge. we did have a dense fog advisory overnight. it looks like things have really lifted. i'm not seeing visibility issues at least on that camera issue. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, no surprise, we're in the yellow, up to 39 minute. westbound 4 looks great. and southbound 101, you're looking great, just 16 minutes. we'll take a closer look at mass transit coming up in less than ten. >> thanks. new this morning, police working to find out what happened to a person found dead near an east bay golf course. >> an hours-long search led to the discovery. amy hollyfield is live in castro valley. amy. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. yeah, this area is so remote. east bay regional park district police are handling this case. it took officials 3 1/2 hours to

find the body. a hiker called it in at 6:30. but emergency crews didn't find the body until 10:00 last night. it is a male victim. he was found in a remote area of the anthony chabot regional park near the redwood canyon golf course in castro valley. the fire department was on scene and declared he was dead. they haven't identified him yet. the coroner will get to work today on finding out who this man is and what happened to hem. still so much more to come in this mystery that started yesterday. reporting live in castro valley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. new details about jared kushner's testimony that will happen later today before the senate intelligence commitsy. kushner, president trump's son-in-law and adviser, has released an 11-page statement saying that he met four times with russian officials during the campaign and the presidential transition. even so, he insists there was no collusion. he blames an assistant for

filling out his security clearance questionnaire and omitting the foreign contacts. >> developing news. firefighters are making significant progress in fighting a fire just outside yosemite national park. the detwiler fire is now 45% contained this morning. more evacuation orders were lifted yesterday in mariposa. square miles and has destroyed more than 100 buildings. at least 60 of those are homes. a suspected arsonist is in custody accused of setting a fire at a homeless encampment in west oakland. oakland firefighters tweeted this photo of the fire yesterday. the encampment is at fifth and market streets under the 880 freeway. it took crews over an hour to put out the flames. people in the camp helped police identify the person they say started the fire. nobody got hurt. at the live desk this morning, we're tracking a police shooting that happened in new orleans. one officer was hit. he is in the hospital right now

after being shot in the leg. and a search is under way for the gunman. investigators say the officer was working an off-duty detail overnight. he was sitting in his personal vehicle when someone in an suv drove by and fired a round into the officer's car. investigators say the officer was in uniform when he was hit. he is expected to be okay. happening today, the white house says president trump will meet with people he called victims of obamacare. mr. trump has been pressing republican senators to pass a new health care bill before taking their august recess. last week, he said lawmakers shouldn't leave until the bill is on his desk. the gop has not been able to secure enough votes to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> thousands of you have signed an online patrician fighting new dog management rules add the golden gate national management area. the proposed rules would require dogs to be on a leach in many parts of marin, san francisco, and san jose counties.

they want to protect native plants and wildlife. opponents say their dogs need to be off a leash and need somewhere to run around. right now, it's just 160,000 signatures short. i think we're looking at the wrong video right there. it asks the secretary of the interior to immediately withdraw the proposed rule. >> the 40th annual san francisco marathon is being called the most successful one yet. a record 27,500 runners took to the streets sunday. cornell bernard has our story. >> reporter: finishing the 40th annual san francisco marathon earned you a medal and some bragging rights. >> i did it, hello. i'm done. >> 39-year-old jorge maravilla jumped for joy after winning the marathon with a time of 2:28. >> we all share one common thing, and that is to get to the finish line.

i'm fortunate to be a part of that community. >> 25-year-old devon mcmahon was stanford was top women's finisher at 2:52. a record 27,500 runners were not far behind. including first timer from fremont who told himself keep going. >> the first thing came into my mind when i cried, like never give up. anything in my life that comes as an obstacle or hurdle, i'm never going to give up. >> there was a large police presence along the 26-mile course. the sfpd bomb squad was staged near the finish line. for the first time in the marathon's 40-year history, all northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge were closed for three hours because of terrorism concerns. >> we're excited to have worked with the golden gate bridge district and all of the local authorities to make sure we were able to do that for runners' safety. >> nice and sparkly. >> the finish line, the last place you would expect to see this. a wedding proposal. but alex said why not.

and popped the question to mauricea. >> yes, i was surprised. i was so surprised. i mean, obviously, i was hoping it would happen at some point. i didn't think it would happen just as we came over the finish line. >> by the way, she said yes. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. that's great. what i really want to know is did alexis and jessica have their lunch yesterday as they were supposed to. >> we didn't. >> you didn't? all right. we'll have to talk more about that later, find out why. here's a look at san jose 280. we were talking about it might be hard to get around san francisco. on the water today, breezy north of the bay bridge. if you're out and about, it's going to be good. have some sunscreen if you're going to be outside for too long. exercising, same thing, milder this afternoon. around the state today, 103 in redding. top 100 in fresno and also in palm springs. 92 with thunderstorms in

yosemite. 80 with thunderstorms possible in tahoe. and we still have poor air quality, at least through thursday. all throughout the san joaquin valley. let's take a look at sfo. pretty quiet right now, but clouds are encroaching. i'll let you know if there's any delays. today and tomorrow, cooler to steady. then you can see a little bit of a warming, especially inland, for wednesday. in fact, the hundreds are back in my seven-day forecast. >> i'm a traffic reporter who listens to my own rors. i did not want to get stuck in that traffic in san francisco yesterday. and you should not get stuck in traffic right now if you're about to head out the door. we have one minor issue around sfo. southbound 101, the off ramp to the airport, a minor collision blocking the far right lane. tow truck is on the scene, and i don't think that's going to be an issue. b.a.r.t. looking great. 41 trains in service. san francisco bay ferry if you're leaving from vallejo, we

have extreme low tides. an alternate morning schedule, and capitol corridor, no delays. we should have normal service. >> thank you. an american college student dies while vacationing at a resort in mexico. the warning his parents have this morning for other tourists. >> we're hearing some of the last words from actor john heard. what he revealed in a podcast interview. >> we want you to have a better day. here's a feature you'll only see on abc7 news. weather and traffic up throughout the commercial they leave their dog home alone -- >> as soon as the door opened the dog's like, all right. >> see what happens next "right the dog's like, all right. >> see what happens next "right this

you're watching abc7 mornings. welcome back. look here at your screens. emergency crews in arizona rescued 17 people from a flash flood. happened around 5:30 yesterday near tucson after a day of rain. and we have highlighted there one of the people being pulled to safety. a 4-year-old boy was among those rescued. you can see just how rough the water was. authorities say hikers must be careful this time of year because of flash flooding in that area. crews worked throughout the night to get everyone out of that water. >> the search is on for seven people wanted for a gang rape in oakland. police say it happened in east oakland friday night around 10:00 p.m. at 83rd avenue and a street. that's two blocks from the new highland academy elementary school. the victim taken to the hospital. police aren't releasing any more details at this time. san francisco mayor ed lee has a few more dollars to spend

this morning. chronicle reports he just got a $24,000 a year pay raise. the san francisco chronicle reports lee's pay increase is more than double what the average city worker received this year. he's already the highest paid mayor in the state. the raise brings lee's salary to $326,000 per year. unlike city workers, elected officials receive raises every five years, set by the city's civil service commision and based on the pay of similar positions in other bay area counties. so in comparison, the city's police chief, bill scott, makes $323,000. and the fire chief rec $317,000 a year. california governor jerry brown makes $190,000 a year. >> this morning, we're learning about the last interview with actor john heard. in it, you're going to hear him say he elected to undergo back surgery at stanford medical center so he could get back to

work acting. he was interviewed by an actress for a podcast before the procedure last wednesday. the 71-year-old spoke at length about his love for acting and spoke of his older sister and mother, both of them actors who encouraged him to consider acting as a career. >> my mother said, why don't you get off your butt and do something? and i said, like what? and she said, i don't know. something. you know, you have to do something. my mother always said, john, you have to take an interest in things. >> heard is best remembered for playing the father in the "home alone" movies. he was found dead friday afternoon in a palo alto hotel room, recovering from a surgery. >> in today's "gma" first look, a wisconsin family is warning tourists visiting mexico to be extra cautious. >> this comes after their daughter died after drinking at a resort bar. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, after just two hours in playa del carmen, mexico, 20-year-old abbey conor ended up unconscious in the resort pool.

and died just days later. her family questions whether tainted alcohol at the resort contributed to the tragedy. now, other american families are coming forward. >> i thought i was dying. >> jamie and rick valerie stayed at another resort in 2015. they tell the milwaukee journal sentinel, they both blacked out after just a few weeks. maureen kraekted mexicanvacationawareness. her 22-year-old son was found unconscious in a resort pool and later died. webster claimed the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son, saying he was just drunk. something webster denies. coming up at 7:30 a.m., the families are searching for answers so this doesn't happen again. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. good news for drivers with electric cars. palo alto plans to add more charging stations around the city. city officials are showing their commitment to renewable energy. they'll unveil new solar panels

installed at two public garages in webster and bryant streets. they will power the garages and electric vehicle charges stations. they want it to be convenient and economical. >> those solar panels have certainly been getting sun these days. >> getting a workout. hi, mike. >> sitting up there passively helping the environment. and saving some money. hears a look at mt. tamalpais. the marine layer has thickened during the overnight hours and that cooler weather is going to touch all of us, and the clouds are going to linger longer around the bay and especially at the coast. cloudy and drizzle tonight, especially at the coast. the rest of us mainly cloudy. the heat is going to return inland after a break today and tomorrow. here's a look at the cloud deck. not quite making it down to the south bay. it is starting to climb over the east bay hills and push into the east bay. by noon, back to the coast. it's going to stay stubborn at the coast. a small area of low pressure off the coast. counterclockwise flow means it's pushing all of the cloud deck

and banking it up against our beaches and pushing the sea breeze into all of our neighborhoods. look at this, 79 to 82 in the south bay with san jose at 81. on the peninsula today, 75 to 79. near 60 along the coast. 65 in downtown. south san francisco and sausalito, 66. 75 to 79 in the north bay. you in the mid 90s yesterday. 69 in richmond. 71 at oakland to 78 in fremont. we were in the mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. mid to upper 80s for today. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. back in the 50s and low 60s tonight. tomorrow, a little cooler. we rebound wednesday. really hot thursday and again sunday. hey, alexis. >> good morning. pretty much the most exciting thing on the roads right now is a mattress that someone lost on westbound 80. if you're leaving the cordelia area, not causing delays yet, but not something you want to hit. that's just before you get to red top road. that's between lanes one and two on that left-hand side. chp knows about it. they're on their way to pick it up. hopefully will not cause any

accidents or issues here this morning. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. that should happen any minute now, but it is starting to fill in. and a quick check of drive times, too. southbound 101, just 14 minutes. westbound 580, castro valley to the maze at 13. and northbound 101, you look great at just 13 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. this morning, the royal family is opening up about the late princess diana. her sons prince william and prince harry are featured in a new documentary marking the 20th anniversary of her death. the brothers share their favorite memories of their mother and the overwhelming grief after the fatal accident. coming up on "good morning america," more on diana's last phone call with her sons the night she died in paris. >> a special guest brought an important message to this year's comic-con in san diego. this is georgia congressman john lewis making an appearance at the convention that showcases

comic books. he was there to promote his graphic novel trilogy called march. congressman lewis says it's a message that's as important today as it's ever been. >> another generation of people, young and old, stood up and got in what i call good trouble, necessary trouble, to change america. >> that is a fascinating way to put it. good trouble. lewis received a standing ovation at his appearance. >> i love that he made a graphic novel out of it. >> makes sense. >> reaches a whole new audience. >> next, the seven things you need to know as you start you day. >> and al gore bringing his battle against climate change to the bay area today. why it will include a walk on the red carpet. >> and career switch. why east bay congressman eric swalwell was loading airline baggage over the weekend.

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hi, good morning. it's monday, july 24th. thanks for being there with us. >> how do your legs feel after the marathon? >> great. >> pretty good. >> wouldn't know, didn't do it. but drew did. martin, who is producing for us, did. and chris nguyen. they all ran the half this weekend. >> welcome to monday. probably going to be more sore than usual. will they have good weather at least? >> absolutely. i joked on twitter i ran two miles on wednesday and i was still sore on saturday. i don't know how people do it. that's amazing. good for you guys. a look alt the cloud cover, going to be cooler today. look at those temperatures. mid gifts to low 60s. clouds back mainly to the coast. still a few clouds around oakland and berkeley in the lunch hour. and temperatures won't warm up

much compared to the last couple days. 50s at the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay, and painly 70s inland. and then by 7:00, 50, 60s, and 70s from the coast to bay to inland. coming back, i have 100s back in the forecast. here's alexis. >> we're off to a really quiet start here this monday morning. looking like a very average summertime commute. we're enjoying it while it lasts. in the meebt, the bay bridge metering lights have flipped on. 5:24, this is really the only place ur. going to see a slowdown so far today. westbound 80, 17 minutes. 11 across the bay bridge, and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, wide open in the green at nine minutes. closer look at the north bay commute coming up in less than ten. >> thank you. new this morning from san jose, police surrounded santana row after reports of shots fired. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller has been gathering information near the scene at olson and winchester. matt. >> reporter: yeah, really tense situation here this morning in santana row.

but that situation is now over. san jose police, though, do remain on the scene. they're talking with somebody here. they have two people in custody. now, we just spoke with the lieutenant about what happened. >> we were able to determine that there was a bullet that had passed through from one unit to another. we evacuated several units and then we were able to make contact with the one where we believe the shots had come from. >> yeah, the call came in as shots fired. no one was hurt. police blocked off a big section of santana row. they have taken those two people into custody from the condo where they believe the shots were fired from. the two men are being cooperative. this is still early in the investigation, and officers are questioning those men right now to determine if this was an accidental shooting. some businesses were impacted this morning. peet's coffee was closed. was supposed to open up at 5:00 a.m. they're now back open which is good for them and their customers, and here, all the streets are now back open.

reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. tracking this new story overnight. a medical breakthrough. researchers this morning say there is new hope for aids patients. their progress was announced this morning at an aids conference in paris. they say a south african girl born with the virus kept her infection in remission for more than eight years after she stopped taking anti-hiv medication. she had been given shots every couple months instead of taking daily pills. treatment began when she was 2 months old and stopped 40 weeks later. the evidence shows early treatment can lead to long-term remission and if it lasts, potentially a cure. current treatments keep hiv under control, but they have to be taken for the rest of the patient's life. this could change that. >> that is amazing. >> jared kushner has released parts of his testimony this morning prior to his meeting with the senate intelligence committee. in it, he insists he did not

collude with russian officials. kushner is the first of president trump's inner circle to testify about moscow and the presidential campaign. he's the son-in-law of the president and also his adviser. kushner said he met four times with russian officials and nothing improper happened. the white house is hoping his testimony will be the beginning of the end for this russia story. >> i'm confident that tomorrow when jared kushner speaks, and i'll keep my fingers crossed in saying this to you, it will probably a be the last time he has to talk about russia. >> kushner is blaming an assistant for not filling out foreign contacts on his security clearance form. a grass fire that burned near a college in gilroy is 50% contained. it broke out yesterday afternoon. quick action by fire crews stopped the flames from spreading where. the fire is burning near castro valley road and santa teresa boulevard in southern santa krara county. no structures were threatened.

calfire called in water dropping helicopters and airplanes in the first few hours of the fire. >> this morning, three firefighters are recovering from minor injuries in southern california. the l.a. times reports they were hurt while battling this brush fire in lavern. that fire has burned 40 acres. it began on a hill side near homes yesterday. firefighters say it's about 50% contained and voluntary evacuations have now been lifted. >> this morning, milpitas police are searching for a man who reportedly exposed himself at a park. happened thursday afternoon around 4:30 at augustine park. two minors saw the man walking around with his pants open. the man then took off running. he was last seen getting into a four-door dark sedan. he's described as middle eastern, 30 years old, 5'10" with brown hair and a beard. >> good samaritans are among the four people injured in a chain reaction crash that involved at

least five different cars. all began when a car crashed into a wall on the shoulder of northbound 280 in san jose early yesterday morning. >> another traffic collision occurred where a honda accord came and hit the vehicle just prior to that second collision, some people had pulled over to try to assist the first collision and gotten out of their cars, and were then hit by the car that was involved in the second collision. >> what's worse, after that, yet another car crashed into some of the vehicles in the first accident. two of the people injured are in critical condition. the pilot of a single-engine plane is recovering from injuries he received after crashing in san jose. it took off from one runway yesterday and crashed moments later onto a parallel runway. the pilot, the only person onboard. that plane heavily damaged. the faa and ntsb are

investigating. >> southwest airlines says their operations are back to normal following a weekend computer issue. it caused lengthy delays for southwest flights yesterday. passengers told abc 7 news check-in slowed to a crawl. >> we should be compensated. we're not sure if we're going to make our flight and after this interview, we're going to sprint to our curminal to see if our plane is still here. >> a spokesperson said the problem was fixed after a few hours. no other airlines or airports were affected. >> a warning for those who take san francisco's muni metro subway. tonight is the first week night they're going to shut down to test new trains. before that can happen, the new trains need to go through rigorous testing to make sure they work properly with the subway's automatic control system. muni will close the subway at 9:30, and on weekends until august 20th. all right, let's take a look. here's a look at the bay bridge.

you can see the cloud cover, a little broken over the top of it right now. that's because more of it is starting to fill into our inland neighborhoods. it will get replaced over the next hour and a half. starting off with clouds on the roads and then sunshine. a possible of a little drizzle at the coast. for mass transit, milder temperatures today. if you're on the bay, a little breezy north of the bay bridge. small craft advisory now all the way through 9:00 this evening. everywhere, just about everywhere, is cooler than we were 24 hours ago, and that sea breeze is making it feel like the mid 50s all throughout the north bay. except for guerneville at 52, and then mill valley, 56. about 55 in petaluma. san rafael, and also novato. 56 in san francisco. 52 in daly city. 58 in newark and cupertino. 57 in san ramon. 59 in lafayette. here's a look at temperature in napa. we had a high of about 84 yesterday. we'll top out right around 78, 79 degrees between 2:00 and 4:00. your lunchtime temperature,

about 73. your 6:00 temperature, 74. you'll come home to a delightful evening. inland, that's where we'll see the most cooling. 70s in the north bay. mid to upper 80s in the east bay, and south bay, low 80s. statement same tomorrow and then look at the 90s tomorrow, and behind the 90s, there's always some 100s. i'll let you know in the seven-day forecast. >> taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge commute looking really good. nice and light from the north bay this morning. we could have a little fog there. can't see too much on the traffic camera yet, and we also had guardrail repair overnight in either direction. they have wrapped that up. you're looking great if you're coming from the north bay. we have one new issue. a two-car crash reported on westbound 80 past the scales. initially, we heard they were pushing it off to the shoulder. now we're hearing it could still be blocking the middle lane. i'll keep an eye on that. we'll have an update in less than ten, plus we'll check drive

times at 5:50. >> the dream of coming to the u.s. takes a tragic turn. what we're learning about the smuggling operation that left nine people dead. >> plus, former environment al gore coming to the bay area today. the strong message he's delivering about climate change.

welcome back. federal officials say a florida man will be charged today in connection with the death of nine people inside a sweltering semitruck in texas. the semi was in a walmart parking lot in san antonio. authorities were alerted by a store employee who became suspicious when someone in the semi asked him for water. nearly 40 people were in the trailer, but when police arrived, but more had been packed in. >> video from the store, we found that there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of the folks that were in that trailer that survived the trip. >> yeah, nine people did not survive. nearly 20 people are hospitalized this morning. authorities say this is a case of human trafficking. investigators have identified the semi driver as 60-year-old jamesb bradley jr. of florida. >> the final stages of a british family hoping to bring their

terminally ill child to the u.s. lawyers for the family of charlty gard are back in the high acourt in london. the hospital is arguing to take him off life support. the family wants to send him to the u.s. for experimental treatment. in britain, this is decided usually by the courts. >> al gore is in san francisco continuing his fight against climate change. he'll be at marines memorial at noon today to talk about a new movie premiere tonight. an inconvenient sequel, truth to power. it's a follow-up to an inconvenient truth. it focuses on the importance of renewable energy. gore is going to attend red carpet event tonight at the castro theater, and that screening happens at:30. excited soccer fans here in the bay area filled levi's stadium to watch two of the world's best mens teams go head to head. abc7 news was at levi's stadium for the big matchup between manchester united and real

madrid for the international champions cup. it was established four years ago to bring the top teams from around the world to nor fans sa little disappointed. they thought the players weren't giving it their all because it was an exhibition match, but a lot of people said it was still worth watching it. >> seeing all the players up close. they only come every two years or so, so it's important. >> it's really amazing, like the vibe. i don't know, just to see them is incredible. almost surreal. >> british team took it. manchester united came out on top, beating real madrid 2-1 in penalties. >> levi's stadium will have a chance to host an even bigger game on wednesday night. the u.s. team won their game against costa rica, so they'll play jamaica on wednesday, and that game starts at 6clerk 30. >> that's exciting. i'm a soccer fan. i'm from brazil. i feel like i grew up watching soccer. >> goal. >> yeah, cheering for the u.s.

this week. >> let's look at what's happening weather wise. >> hey, everybody. nice seeing this this morning, if you're cheeging for cooler conditions. especially inland. it was pretty hot most of the weekend. beautiful colors, too. nice look at the clouds, mt. diablo in the distance. slower sunshine, cooler breeze. mild tomorrow with warming again wednesday, and it looks like it's going to get hot with 100s late in the week and holding for the weekend. here's one of the changes. a small craft advisory continued overnight through 9:00 this evening. the yellow, you see all the way through the delta, and the marine layers up around 1800 feet. it's climbing over into the east bay. look at these numbers compared to where we were yesterday. about 10 to 15 degrees cooler with mid 80s in san ramon. walnut creek, 84 there. warm spots, antioch at 88. let's head to the north bay, oorths area seeing a dramatic drop.

temperatures 10 to 17 degrees cooler with santa rosa one of the biggest drops. 95 yesterday. 78 today. more comfort. a little breezy around places like san rafael. head to the south bay, 81. heat escaping most of your neighborhoods. 83 in gilroy. santa cruz, about 65 today. on the peninsula, how about temperatures at 75 in san mateo. millbrae, 70. cloudy on the other side and 60 at half moon bay. oakland, 71. becoming sunny. free maunlt, 78. one of the cooler spots with richmond at 69. downtown san francisco, 65. and the murenue at 64. tonight's temperatures, mid to upper 50s once again with a lot of cloud cover, even drizzle at the coast. my seven-day forecast, today and tomorrow, the coolest days. webs through sunday, inland, mid 60s to 70s. even 70s possible at the coast thursday through saturday. >> i'm going to take you back to

cordelia. still trying to sort out this collision on westbound 80. we did have a couple different locations reported in the last few minutes. if you're traveling between fairfield and state route 12, plan on some delays. still waiting for chp to arrive. we should get confirmation in a few minutes. if you're continuing south on 680, down towards walnut creek, you're cruising along after that point. 62 miles per hour. 71 miles per hour after that. so overall, we're looking pretty good this morning. that is one of our only hot spots. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, earlier crash there has cleared. in the green at nine minutes. northbound 880, no issues, 13. and northbound 101, lowly starting to fill in between highway 85 and the san jose airport. just some slight delays there. 15 minutes. you're in the yellow. >> thank you. an animal rescue asking for your help for the return of a puppy that went missing in san rafael. the milo foundation shared this picture of a very cute

spaniel/beagle mix on facebook. her name is may. well, may disappeared at an adoption event saturday at terrapin crossroads in san rafael. may is 11 weeks old, weighs less than 30 pounds. she's microchipped and they need your help getting her back. we have the center's contact information on our website, abc7news.com. the milo foundation is offering a reward for may's safe return. >> this is my favorite story of the morning. people lit up social media last night, apparently surprised that michael phelps didn't actually race next to a great white shark. spoiler alert, phelps lost by two seconds. he raced a computer simulated great white shark yesterday to kick off the discovery channel's annual shark week. to even the swimming field, phelps won a mono fin. high whipped through in 31.6 seconds, which is ten seconds faster than the men's world record. my favorite tweet comes from

ken, being upset about that is like being upset captain crunch isn't really in the navy. >> you're saying everyone is too gullible. >> i'm not saying that, tim is. >> next at 6:00, the new developments at the dog battle at the golden gate recreational area. >> draymond green is locked in another social media war. the post that has a ufc fighter all riled up. >> plus, elephants getting swept out to sea. see a heroic rescue effort. >> we're going to head to break. a live look here at the golden gate bridge. socked in with a little fog there. we'll be right back.

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>> happening today, neighbors have a chance to help shape the future of sunnyvale. the city is going to review a planning effort. they will discuss the commission of the busy street to convert it a corridor with roadway improvements, multifamily housing and better environment for small businesses. the public hearing starts at 7:00 tonight. >> abc 7 new was at the 10th annual sunny side up bicycle festival. anyone with a bike was invited, and this year, people brought their bikes from all across the world, even as far away as poland. >> today, throughout the day, we have got, i would say, at least 1,000 bikes. we'll have anything from custom bikes, vintage bikes, we have bmx stuff going, people selling old bike parts, swap meet, pinstripers. a little bit of everything for everybody to see.

>> the festival gets its name from the phrase, keep the shiny side up. a parting expression for riders to be safe. >> i'm going to warn you, once you see this video, it cannot be unseen. china welcomes a newborn panda. that sounds simple enough. wait until you see this. you're going to see mama. what she's doing there is picking up the baby in her mouth. watch this. yikes. the nature reserve says the baby girl weighs just five ounces. this is mom's third cub. she knows what she's doing. she gave birth in 2010 and 2013. the giant panda was removed from the endangered species list last year thanks to conservation efforts in china. >> a little disturbing. >> it really is. >> nature can be that way sometimes, you know. nature can be mysterious and wonderful. and cruel. hi, everybody. here's a look at san mateo. thought i would take a look at your hourly temperatures. 8:00, 59. noon, 68. hanging out in the low 70s.

look at the evening temperatures. 68 at 6:00. 8:00, 64. san jose, a little warmer. by noon, you're hovering around 80. you'll hover around 80 for the better part of the afternoon hours. 6:00, 76. going to the game tonight. that's not a mistake, that hat. those are really snowflakes. the christmas in july promotion tonight. wear your ugliest holiday sweater you can find, and cheer on the giants as they welcome the pirates in. sunset at 8:25. we'll start off at 7:15, partly cloudy at 60, and mostly cloudy and 58. it will be breezy. you'll neat that sweater. >> giants fans are used to bundling up no matter what time of year that is. they're probably okay with that. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights at 5:24 this morning. you're in the yellow at 12 minutes. a pretty light commute. here's a look at the drive into

fran. the low er deck, we did have lanes scheduled to be blocked. it looks like that has wrapped up and no delays. we'll check on the slowdown in cordelia next. >> warriors star draymond green is sparking a new feud on social media. he posted this picture on instagram, showing irish ufc fighter conor mcgregor wearing an old school warriors jersey with draymond's number, 23 on it. then he wrote, quote, we rocking with floyd, bro, not you. take that off. draymond apparently like mcgregor's opponent floyd mayweather in an upcoming fight. he replied saying his number 23 jersey is from cj watson and he went on to say, quote, i don't know who you are. keep hustling and stay in school. the watson jersey may not be coincidence. back in 2010, floi may weather wad convicted of domestic abuse against his former girlfriend after she exchanged text messages with watson.

>> members of the sri lankan navy are credited with saving the lives of three elephants who nearly drowned. a flotilla of boats towed the elfnlts back to shore. both animals were barely able to keep their trunks above the water before the navy saved them. it's the second such sea rescue of wild elfin fnlts in as many weeks. they were likely swept away. >> i'm glad those animals are safe. next at 6:00, jared kushn kushner's meeting with the senate today that will be behind closed doors. kushner already releasing a few details this morning. >> also, a heartbreaking and disturbing story out of the central valley. the message sent to anyone who uses their phone while driving. >> and mayor ed lee already the highest paid mayor in california. california. but he's getting

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good morning on this monday, july 24th. hope you had a great weekend. certainly was great weather wise for a lot of you. we're going to see nice weather today, but just a little cooler. >> especially inland temperat e temperatures will drop, up to 17 degrees in some neighborhoods. here's a look at the cloud deck. it's getting thicker by the moment. in fact, it's spilling into the east bay. that's one of those areas where we'll be cooler today. a look at the 12-hour day planner. stepping out at sgev to 60. start with temperatures on top, inland, 81 to 86, and then 59 to 60 for our coastal communities. notice that 50, 60s, and just some 70s at 7:00. great evenings on the way. 90s and 100s are coming back. details coming up. here's alexis. >> i'm sorry. >> go ahead. >> our one and only slow spot is in the cordelia area. we did get chp on the scene. you were able to confirm we do have a crash near the truck