doing well so far. >> it was good sleeping weather so we're off to a good start that way. >> we're going to have good sleeping weather all week the way it looks. two for tuesday for her old dj days. >> we love that iend kind of thing. >> it's going to be another day of windy conditions, especially this afternoon. 21 miles per hour right now, now it's down to 17 but you can see there's definitely sea breeze and the marine layer out there. 57 to 62 at 7:00. by 4:00 in your planner 65 at the coast. taking you to the south bay we've got a sig alert here, still have this crash block the three left lanes, northbound 101 just before story road that involves an empty gas tanker truck and then a toyota four run aries well. we're look at hefty delays over four miles now on northbound 101. coming from the coyote area strongly recommend taking 85 to 87. surface streets looking okay

too. el camino real is certainly an option. do not get on northbound 101. we'll take a look at drive times coming up in less than ten. now breaking news from the abc 7 lives live desk. want to get awe i breaking news update. right now san jose police trying to figure out who killed a person at a liquor store in san jose. and i want to show you this live look outside thatiquor store whe you can see things are still cordoned off at the strip mall there with crime scene tape. this is jim's liquor store at sim by and south white roads. we know very few details. in fact we learned just within the last half hour from our reporter that the victim sigh man but police won't say if that person was a customer, an employee, perhaps someone else. the victim's body is with the coroner right now. we expect details as the day goes on. and matt is still out there, december despite t >> appreciate it on to deputying news. san jose police looking for more victims after a man who posed as

i zr allegedly sexually assaulted a woman. take a look at his mug shot. police say this 47-year-old did not have a license. he conducted medical examinations and inproet appropriately touched a woman last month. he's the own her of a wholistic pharmacy in san jose. he was arrested and faces sexual battery charge. officers believe there could be more victims and ask that they contact san jose police. developing news, goggle ceo is kulgt his vacation short and returning to the bay area this comes after they fired an employee that filed a controversial memo. james de more tells "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against doog the. the memo argds women do not have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. many in the tech industry found that memo disturbing. >> it goes dreer really what makes a society innovative and great and productive and equal

and interesting and exciting for everybody. >> i think just supporting women that do work in tech and companies like google standing up and saying that that's not appropriate comments to make is important. >> he told his employees that he violated google's code of conduct. belmont police need your help to find a man on the run wanted for shooting and killing another man over the weekend. they identified 27-year-old stewart as the suspect. he's accused of killing 24-year-old jones on saturday mornin in an apartment complex on rals ton avenue. he is considered armed an dangerous and if you have any information please contact belmont police. on to developing news in san francisco where voters may be squd to help pay for the sea wall. according to examiner, the city officials could put a $350 million bond measure on the ballot. it would be paid for through property taxes and owners could

pass on some of the costs to tenants. entire project is expected to kaus cost more than $5 billion. next month the board of supervisors is set to vote plan for services relating to the project. uber cal neck will not be returning to ceo at uber. he resfriend ceo in june after months of crisis within the company. uber hit with complaints and investigations about its alleged mishandling of sexual harassment. no word yet on who could replace him as ceo. jetblue now trying to upgrade its service plaintiffs you will be able to seamlessly interact with the airline it claims. fivny has more. >> reporter: jetblue customers will soon be able to ask questions or file complaints for almost any platform that they choose be it tweeting, texting,

calling, using-mai or facebook messenger. jetblue today announced a partnership with san francisco start-up gladly to overhaul its customer service testimony. gladly will allow jetblue representatives to see every communication between a customer and the company all until one screen. and it will allow customers to seamlessly move from one form of communication to another. the partnership sets a precedent that's a big deal because airlines tend to have locust her service satisfaction. and a recent study found airlines with good passenger experiences have the highest stock returns. jetblue consistently ranks at the top for customerer is vis and passengers say this overhaul could help it maintain that status. >> good, because i'm usually late so i could send a tweet out and try to increase like just stronger customer relationship, i guess. so hopefully it works. >> reporter: jetblue has not said exactly when the new customer service system will go into effect. live at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc

7 news. interesting ideas. thank you, tiffany. new developments from novato where they will have a high school varsity football team after all. last weir week they had petitioned the marin county athletic league because of low participation. no more than ten players had attended any summer practices. after it was announced that the season could be cancelled the school says more than 20 students attended practice yesterday. that means the season will take place as schedule. developing news, san francisco's oldest gay bar is in the process of being sold. according to the chronical the owner of the cozy car isobar buying the nearby gangwayn larkin street. the business name on the new liquor slns young's kung fu action theater and laundry. it happened in 19 teen and started identifying as a gay b in with 61. it is unclear what th plans are now for the gangway. mazda making major moves. it's ambitious technological goal by the year 2025.

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now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's talk temperatures. about 61 to 64 in the south bay where are san jose 63, up in the hills 54 in los gatos, you can see mid-50s to low 60s just

about everywhere this morning. here's your small craft advisory, same area, same time frame as yesterday, 1:00 this afternoon to 110 this evening. breezy and shoppy. morning so watch out for the his drizzle. on the bay it's breezy, strong sunshine in you're exercising. at the coast mostly cloudy today. if you're around tahoe this weekend looks like sunshine but today a whole lot of thunderstorms. alexis. we still have our sig alert here. the south bay nothing has changed as far as the back upis concerned. still have this two-vehicle collision on story road ad 101. we do have two lanes back open that were closed so we had the three left lanes blocked now we have the far left lane blocked but check this out. 5 miles per hour, 12 miles per hour and that's jammed for about five miles at this point. el camino real, 85 to 87, basically anything but northbound 101. southbound 880 before industrial parkway multi-car crash on the shoulder and delays through

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now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. welcome back, still watching things in houston from the live desk. they have been dealing with flooding there and i want to show you these live images that we've been monitoring all morning long. there were flash flood warnings throughout the night. they've seen heavy rain there since yesterday morning. we mentioned this earlier in the newscast that several people had to be rescued from flood waters in south texas yesterday as well as parts of san antonio. today houston getting the brunt of the rain. it's not over for them yet,

though. parts of texas supposed to be getting rain the rest of this week. all right. thank you. on to developing news outs of missouri where police are continuing around the clock manhunt for a cop killer. meantime the brother of the slain officer is calling him his hero. 37-year-old gary michael was shot and killed on sunday night by a man he stopped for a registration violation. michael's brother hopes that his death makes the world a better place. >> our community's going to be a little stronger and maybe our country's going to be a little stronger and if my brother did that, then that's a hell of a deal because he's not here before and if he could do that that would be a pretty good diehl. ease probably take that. 39-year-old ian mccarthy has been identified as the killer and he's been charged with first-degree murder. they set up check points where the shooting happened and he is considered to be armed and dangerous. this morning police in cleveland ohio, warning people after a 4-year-old boy was shot in the head after a road rage

incident. it start when'd had he stopped her car, the car followed her d someone opened firt least ten times. they say the suspects e still on the loose and they believe there may have been two gunmen. >> obviously know that these people are very violent and don't have much regard for human life. >> now that 4-year-old boy actually survived the shooting. he is in serious condition but is expected to recover. developing news, the fbi offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to the id, arrest, and conviction of this bank robbery suspect. he's believed to be on the run right here in the bay area, so take a look alt these surveillance images. authorities are calling the isn't smiling face bandit because as you can see in multiple images he has a grimace in the photo. the man is suspected in six separate robberies at wells fargo branchs in san francisco between may 20th and this past saturday. now to a story you'll only see on abc 7 news. residents asking new questions after last month's massive fire in oakland.

it happened at this apartment building under construction at valdez and 24th streets. heat from the suspicious fire swooz intense than windows from a nearby office building cracked and fell. that led to the windows being boarded up and the closure of a portion of 23rd street. one resident wants to know what's going on. >> i don't really know why they still have the street blookd blocked off because they're not following anymore, i'm pretty sure. they're all boarded up. >> the city of oakland issued permits to the owner of this building at 180 grant avenue to close the road to insure minimum risk for public safety. owner of the building with broken windows is still working on repairs. airbnb is evicting ooun users planning to attend a white supremacist rally in virginia if this weekend. it has supporting this rally. the company said it removed users associated with the rally

for being inkwom pat able from the community standards. only guests, not hosts, were affected by airbnb's actions. school officials in south san francisco promising answers on a construction project that's taken years. this is what back to school will look like for students at burry burry elementary. they'll be returning to an unfinished campus next week. the district tells abc 7 news it's gone over budget blamg increasing construction costs in the bay area. it also seas says they've add to the project what was suppose tods cost 21 million in 2013 is now costing approximately 30 million. tonight the district will meet with parents to discuss where they stand. developing news out of san francisco where the port commission plans to discuss a proposal that would allow fishermen to sell their directly from their boat. they say stelg selling to the public would help them out because it would ease the burden of costly regulations regarding safety navigation, fishing quotas and fish handling. but wholesalers and fish processors are opposed 'the

they're concerned fishermen may skirt rules if they sell wholesale. let's talk about our weather, shall we? . >> a cool kind of gray start to the day. >> yeah, get used to it it's going to be here for a while but that's going to lead to cooler than average afternoons the next couple of days. let's talk about thooez those temperatures. we'll start with delays at sfo of 1:6 minutes. peas the average arrival dee lays because of the low ceilings if the no summer h sun today. tonight cloudy and cool with patchy drizzle then the extend we've got warm to cool highs. let's look at what's going on as far as temperature. saying money inland don't need the air conditioner when it's in the mid to upper 80s. slow sunshine in santa rosa and napa to out 71 in sausalito. how about south bay, 78 one of the earliest areas to see sunshine today. gilroy a little bit warmer at peninsula today, those arrival delays we talked about did

happen. 75 menlo park, san ma taye co72. eve bay shore, 69 in oakland, san lee and doe 71, richmond 607 and san francisco temperature range from 63 to 66 degrees. south san francisco 67. here's what's going to happen tonight. temperatures around 55 to about 61 degrees. cloudy about everywhere and drizzle once again. we're pretty muchd locked into that pattern afternoon sunshine maybe a slight bit of warmth saturday but look at next monday, where's summer. >> we still have our traffic alert here in the south bay so let's go down to northbound 101 just before story road. this has been here for well over an hour at that point, a crash vochling an empty gas fanker truck and a smaller toyota four runner. we have injuries and still have the sig alert down to just far left lane blocked but this backup we're up to five miles and probablia i little bit more than that. you can take monterey road for

an alternate, or 8587 into downtown san jose. that's starting to fill in but a much better option than northbound 101. not hearing when we're going to get that far left lane back up. westbound 4 we had a multicar crash block the two left lanes just pushed that off to the left side but you're jammed through the pittsburg area. and bay bridge not looking too terrible at the moment. much better when compared to yesterday. a look at san jose at 6:30. harvard makes history, why the already prestigious university is set a new milestone. as you get your day into gear keep a look at live weather and traffic on your screen and traffic on your screen during the com

this is pretty interesting. for the first time in harvard's 381-year history mat jort of students offered admission are nonwhite. the incoming freshman class is made up of mostly minorities, so that's nearly 51%. 22% of that group is asian money american, 402% after fan can american and the rest of latino american and hawaiian. that's making history.

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phone, tapp or tablet and share 2 with us on social media ung #askfinney or go to abc.com ask finney and you might see it right here. this morning we are track news breaking news, a man shot dead inside a liquor store about the we have new details from the scene. and a google worker fired for what many say say sexist opinion about women. after the break the reason the ceo is now cutting short his family vacation in africa to return to the bay area. plus a possible repeal on the flavor tobacco ban in san francisco. the new financial push by one big tobacco company. another huge fire overnight in oakland this time at a two-story home. i'll show you the images coming in this morning. and we've got a major backup in the south bay. stig sig alert still has this crash in the left lane. 52 minutes from coyote to the 2866 merge on 101. weal you'll save time if you take the monterrey road. >>. >>. it's 6:

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good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this had abc 7 mornings. good morning to you happy tuesday thanks for being with us on this august 8th. >> we're going to get to weather in just a moment but we want to start with a traffic alert going n in the south bay. >> this has been here for most of the morning. i just got some good news in san jose, northbound 101 just before

story road about two minutes ago we got the all clear for our sig alert that we've had for about an hour and a half here. so we had a crash with injuries that involved a gas truck, ffortunately there was n gas in that truck. the bad news we've got a major backup so you're jammed for over five miles on northbound 101 that's one of our busiest routes this time of day. monterey road still looking good. we've got green on our traffic flows. a lot of folks heading on over to 85 to take 87. maybe want to stick to monterey road that's looking like your best bet. quick check of emeryville, heavy traffic i'm just getting word of a new crash near powell. right now let's check in with mike nicco and that's look a little misty, little drippy there in the east bay this morning. >> yeah, knots that too and both of us had to use our windshield wipe thers morning. i who to use my in oakley, berkeley and going through san francisco.

2458 be case through about 10:00 and then slow sunshine out there the 'and you can see the sun above the clouds this morning, beautiful colors developing from mount tam tam p mainly drizzle through 7:00. temperatures 57 thrgh 62. keep the jacket handy at the coast, low 60s all afternoon in the 70 to 75 and back to 70, your noon, 4:00 and 7:00 fingerprint. inland 76, 85 a break from the heat ar and 76 at 7:00. let you know how long we're going to be out of the summer heat coming up. reggie. breaking news how now that we're track in the south bay a deadly shoot agent eight liquor store overnight. >> matt keller is there live with new details about the victim. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. we've been able to move close territory scene since the last time i saw and you can see some officers were taking fingerprints off of the door here at the liquor store. obviously this investigation has been going on for a long, long time. and we've actually learned some new details from a family member

of the victim. police say this happened just before 11:00 last night. a man wads shot and killed inside jim's liquor mart on south white and sim by runs. man's brother and son confirmed with me was the ober of the liquor store, charlie lee, he's 57 years old. he was lying on the floor under the counter to wleft a man in a mask came in and demand money from the register from his wife who was at the cash register. lee stood up and said no and was shot. man threatened to shoot lee's wife but didn't. she wassic taken to the police station for more questioning. the would-be robber then left without month and the police have made no arrests in this case. surveillance will abi big key to this investigation. there are cameras around here, no word on how long police expect to be out here on the scene but they're rapping up their fingerprints investigation right now as they get that. they're also searching at a neighboring business as well. reporting live in san jose, matt kellerer, nbc 7 news. at the live desk want to get

an update on this story bause oare iand fiestigators are right now trying to figurout what startd two-alarm fire that tore through a two-story home. you look at those flames they're huge. happened around 11:00 last night on 57th avenue in the seminary neighborhood. firefighters actually had h to close down part of the street there as they try to keep those flames from spreading to some of those nearby homes. a power line also fell which made it pretty dangerous for the fire crews out there. we're still working on getting information on whether or not there were any injuries or how much damage was left behind. that's the latest here. reggie. thanks. happening today the san jose city council is going to discuss several issues relating to the devastating floods that damaged hundreds of homes in february. the city council meets at 1:30 this afternoon. they're going to update the current recovery efforts. they also plan tacoma prove its emergency planning and to strengthen its management staffing. there are still about 200 residents who are flifg temporary housing. happening today, two

suspects in the murder of a film scout at san francisco's twin peaks will make their first court appearance. sf police say 19-year-old lamont mims and 24-year-old fans tasty decuir shot and killed him on twin peaks for his camera. mims was released from jail just six days before the murder. >> he was arrested for a firearms possession charge and he was convicted of that charge and was released on his own recognizance. >> well, french was a film location scout and may have been atop twin peaks working at the time. police got a break when less than two weeks after french's murder a man and woman was robbed at gunpoint for camera equipment on st. mayor rhode island's cathedral. officers arrested mims and decuir for that robbery last thursday. a college professor arrested in the bay area for a deay stabbi in chicago is going back to illinois. northwestern professor wyndham lathem waived his right to fight extradition in a court appearance yesterday. he and oxford employee andrew

warren are accuse of murdering a man in the high rise condo last month. the victim lived with lathem. police found his body after getting an anonymous fein 11 call. they surrendered to police frooit friday night had the his lawyer says lathem is going to plead not guilty when he's returned to chicago which will happen in bay week or two. the judge in the kate styly murder case is expected to set a date to begin the trial. abc 7 news was in a san francisco courtroom as juan lopez sanchez went before the judge with his lawyers yesterday. he's accused of firing the ghaun killed styly in 2015 on pier 14 in san francisco. lopez sanchez said he he found the weapon under a bench and it be went off accidentally when he picked it up. he had been deportsed several times but kept returning to the u.s. illegally. the killing sparked a national debate over sanctuary cities and immigration. now to a story you'll only see here, residents are asking new questions after last month's massive fire in oakland. it happened at this apartment building under construction at valdez ant 24th streetsz.

now the heat fra from that big fire was so intense it blew out the windows at a nearby office building. you can see there that the windows cracked and they fell. they boarded up many of those wind doeds and they've had to close a portion of 23rd street. but one resident wants ton know why it's taking so long. >> i don't really know why they still have the street blocked off because they're not falling anymore, i'm pretty sure. they're all boarded up. >> the city oerk land issued permits to the owner of this building to close that road 10 to sure minimum risk to the public. the owner of the building with board windows is still working on the reparsz. 6:36 now in a measure to repeal a ban on flavored tobacco products in san franciscos that qualified for the ballot. the committee behind the effort goes by the name let's be real san francisco. it's funded almost entieshlly the r.j. reynolds tobac company. they will consider the ban and if the board declines to appeal it will either be set for a

special election or next city election. they're asking residents to attend a special community meeting to discuss how to get more money. the reserve fund is nearly dry. money woes began about a yearing what a sinkhole opened up after winter rains. federal funds to hoep help the multi-million dollars repair didn't arrive until last month. state law restricts moraga from raising property taxes to pay for local government. the meeting happening at 6:00 at the council chambers. >> all right. let's take fwuk traffic alert in the south bay. we'll flip over to our traffic maps this where we had our major problems for exactly an hour and a half this morning. northbound 101 just before story road finally cleared about 15 minutes ago. but, boy, damage is already done. this was a crash with some injuries that happened much earlier this morning. so we're slowly starting to unwind on northbound 101. you're down to good 7 miles per hour. the best bet for an alternate is it monterey road, eight lov folks cutting over to 85 to 87. we're getting word of a crash

that are initially was reported on southbound 85 near blossom hill road. chp saying it looks like it's on the northbound side so that explains that major backup there from 101 on to 85. so that is no longary i good bet there for your alternate. in the meantime a couple now problems in the east bay. westbound 80 a crash reported at gilman on the shoulder and then the right lane blokds at powell so as you head towards the maze we're look at hefty volumes there. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze 36 minutes, 17 across the bay bridge and no delays if you're traveling southbound 101 san francisco to the airport. let's check in with mike nicco way look at our calm forecast. mike. good morning, alexis. hi, everybody, let's talk mild temperatures. mid-50s, 55 in daly city, 60 in san bruno, redwood park 61 wsh san carlos 69. same thing in san ramon and oakland. 67 in san rafael and santa rosa. east side union high school district a little bit cooler

this morning, 61 degrees, gray, but 84 at 3:00 and sunshine. have a great first day of school. all right. let's take a look at san ma taye quo bridge looks stacked and packed there as we look toward the west, drizzle's possible through about 10:00 on the bay bridge and around san francisco and the golden gate bridg cool to warm san francisco out in the bushes if you're taking mass transit today and on the bay we've got a small craft advisory once again. let's look at baseball games. a's and mariners, 705 first pitch partly cloudy 65, mostly cloudy 60 two 2 so grab a koit there. little bit cooler and breezier cubs and giants at at&t park, 7:15 first pitch, 60, cooling down to about 58 degrees under mostly cloudy conditions. quick look at ted he's temperature spread 63 at half moon bay to antioch's 87. i'll have your micro climates coming up next in your accuweather seven-day forecast. natasha. thank you. you're not going to believe this unless you see if the take a

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now a live desk update with jessica castro. >> new in the live desk the marine corps considering grounding all of their fixed wing and rotary aircraft for a day. it would be in response to a phi deadly crashes in the last month. the 24-hour standdown would affect all marine flying squad dronz worldwide. you'll remember just this past weekend an mv-22 plane like this one went down off the coast of the australia, three marines are presumed dead after the search for them was called off sunday. also 16 service members were called in a military plane crash

in mississippi, recently so i should note that safety standdowns not unusual but this one is timely. right knut now just a consideration but we do expect the order to come down sometime today. thank you. this morning president trump is dismissing a new poll that shows his popularity is plummeting. he says it's more phony reportsing from a biased media. they have the president's approval rating at the lowest ever, just 38%, that'after six months in office. the most alarnling figure for the white house is its growing credibility crisis. 73% of americans do not trust most or all of what they hear from the white house. 1,000 people took part in that poll. developing news, goggle ceo is cutting his vacation to africa short. the announce meant comes after the company fired an employee who penned a controversial memo. that memo argued that women do no have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley.

the fired employee identified software engineer james de more says he will take legal action against going the. google ceo told its employees that he violated google's code of conduct. he decided to return early from a family vacation because he says there's a lot more to discuss on this issue. >> i'm going jump in here. i want to show a look at google's stock right now the stock market opening 15 minutes ago. you can see that alphabet is down about two points so that's..23%. not too much at this point but i have been watching it since the opening bell and it's been steadily going down. so certainly might be an interesting twoun keep an eye on as google does damage control today. back to you. >> thanks. if you fly with jut blew you'll soon be able to call or text you'll be late. jet sblu teaming up with the san francisco bay start-up to make this happen. news reporter tiffany wilson is live at sfo to explain. hey, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning,

natasha. jetblue says that it is reimagining customer service. passengers will soon be able to ask questions or file complaints using any communication platform that they want. they can tweet, call, e-mail, they can even use facebook messenger. today jetblue announced a new partnership with san francisco start-up gladly to overhaul its customer service system. gladly will allow jetblue prentative to see every mmunication beeen the customer and company all on one screen. jetblue says that will help airline representatives better diffuse situations and that say big deal because a recent study found good passenger experiences lead to higher stock returns for airlines. the overhaul could even help jetblue keep its edge. it is already ranked as the best airline for customer service according to american customer satisfaction index. live at sfor of itny wilson abc 7 news. >> that would be interesting. thank you. developing news a bakersfield man who claimed he wanted to be the worst cyber terrorist who ever lived is expected to face federal charges in indiana.

26 yd buster hernandez was arrested last week. prosecutors say he contacted underage girls through social media claiming to have pornographic pictures of them. he allegedly threatened to release the images unless they sent more. when one victim refused, prosecutors say he threatened to kill her and her classmates. that threat caused two schools in indiana to close for a day. a driver wanted in connection with an apparent road rage incident in texas has turned himself in and is claiming self definition. victoria best would disagree. look at the cell phone video and you're going to see that the driver next to her is brandishing a gun and pointing it at her while they're on the freeway. victoria says the incident began moments earlier when the man was braking in front of her. she believed was trying to cause her to rear etoria posted her v and photos on satuay, more than 1.6 million facebook users have seen it. the man with the gun says he thought the cell phone she pointed at him was a weapon. add to that bachelorette

bombshell this morning after a history-making season of the botch larret rachel finally found true love. >> will you marry me. >> yes. >> first of all, it looks like they're literally in a wind tunnel and helicopter's landing on top of them, i don't understand why it's so windy there. but rachel and her fiancee brian are ready to celebrate they're new beginning. the couple final leigh loud to go public about their love talking about it on good morning zblerk you're waving at us, show us the ring. show us the ring. >> oh, you can see is it. >> >> there you go. whoa. great job. >> i did good. >> you did very well. >> and they finally showed up to gma after getting stuck in traffic on their way to the interview. they're also spilling the details about their wedding saying that they are planning a winter wedding. >> the wind is wlau don't understand about that show? >> yeah, that was my least

concern there. thanks reggie. >> it's tru love. >> yes, you took the words right out of my mouth. 2019 take you back down to the south bay, we've got major problems here this morning. started off way crash in the sig alert on northbound 101 just before story road. that cleared about 20 were 25 minutes ago but it was blocking for an hour and a half so just vague really tough time bouncing back. now we've got a crash on northbound 85 at blossom hill road in the one has injuries only the far right slain getting by. that's just having a ripple effect folks are trying to take that for an altd ter nate. monterey road is going to be the best bet if you're trying to get around both of those backups. looking okay here westbound 80 through empl ville. before this point we have a couple crashes reported one at gillman and one at powell so emergency cruise on the way to those scenes. and westbound 580 traipsesy to dublin you're in the nel yellow, about thourt 32. san rafael to san francisco only one in the green right now 17

minutes. mike. hi, everybody. we'll open the weather window on the east bay hills it's a beautiful shot of the sunrise coming over mont diablo and the cascading clouds over the east bay hills. today we're going 0 have sunshine this afternoon, highs struggle again up to 5 degrees cooler than average. clouds come back and so does the drizzle that we're going to deal with this morning through about 10:00 the a slight warming trend for a few days and then we'll fall back to almost near autumn levels. it's going to be a little cool for the inland neighborhoods especially. let's watch the migration of the cloud cover. by noon we still have mostly sunny companies around the bay, sunny inland, cloudy at the coast and mostly cloudy at the cost while most of us have total sunshine into the evening hours. 7:00 clouds start my gragt back over towards the east bay. cupertino 76, san jose 78. low to mid-80s las galt tose and morgan hill. low to mid 70s, 72 to 76, mill broi bray 69, 63, 64, 65 along

the coast into san francisco. up in the north bay 70 snichl pet luma, calistoga 81 to local port about 91. east bay sirp 60s in riech monday berkeley and oakland. 84 in san ramon is the cool spot where are brentwood the warm spot at 88. cloud cover and temperatures tonight 55 to 61 greens. you can see minor tweaks in my seven-day forecall the w through 70 and look athat cooling trend for sunday a monday. two public meetings are being held this month for input on a proposal to extend bart to livermore. it would be quite expensive. that new station would be near the isabelle 580 interchange. that's about 5.5 miles from the dublin station if the would cost $1.3 billion. feelings are mixed. state senator scott wiener is opposed to this but the livermore mayor says it's critical. >> over 70% of our residents want bart because they've been

paying for bart for the last 50 years. this is something that was in the original plan. >> bart is really struggling. to put a brand newspaper bart line on top of it that will suck a lot of resources out. >> bart is also exploring other options including not going forward with this plan at all or using express buses. homeowners living on an exclusive private street in san francisco are trying to figure out what they're going to doing after finding out that the treat has been sold. it turns out the presiddio terrace home own's association failed to pay taxes ton their treat for 30 years. those taxes, they're only $14 a year, so city hall put the street and the sidewalks up for auction in 2015 to collect the back taxes. a south bay couple swooped in, they bid $90,000 and they got. 'neighbors just found out about this in late may. they're worried the new owners could charge them to park outside their own homes. >> i was always under the

impression that this is our street. >> at the moment we are really looking to hold on to this, you know, property like this just don't come along very often in san francisco. >> the residents are suing the new owners to rescind the sale. they want the stoi reverse it. they want the stoi reverse it. a herg is setor october including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed or your money back. that's 40% off everything coit cleans. call or click today.

heading out the door here are the seven things we think you should know. number one is breaking news,

heartbreak for a south bay family after a deadly shooting at a san jose liquor store overnight. the vic's son tells abc 7 news that his father was killed in the shoin 57-year-old charlie lee was a father of four. police have not made any arrests yet. number two pay google employee who wrote a controversial memo is out of a job. that home mope claims women don't have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. he tells "the new york times" he will likely sue google. number 3 it's been a rough morning in the south bay. let's take you down 101 and 85, just got the all clear on that crash at blossom hill road but check out these speeds. 12 miles per hour and 7 miles per hour. motten ray road for an alternate. president trump schifting his focus to the opioid crisis. this morning he tweeted that he plans to hold a major breeflg about the drug epidemic this afternoon during his working vacation at his new jersey golf club. south san francisco school

officials will hold a neegt dus bury bury elementary. the still isn't finished and it's $9 million over budget. drifltz possible through about 10:00 especially in san francisco. mostly sunny at noon, no heat in this forecast. 60s, 70s, and 80s. number seven, it's international cat day. >> yeah. >> so we want to see pictures of your, you know, cats. just use the #abc7now. >> i know you're a cat person, mike. >> where were you. >> it's right there. they were snug willing and sleeping together antd didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule. antd didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule. nantd didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule. d antd didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule. iantd didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule. didn't think she wanted to be seen. >> #dogsrule.

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good morning, america. water rescues under way right now as dangerous flash floods hit texas. >> oh, oh. and storms travel up the east coast. a possible tornado picking up this car, tossing it around a parking lot, and tropical storm franklin making landfall overnight hitting a popular vacation spot in the gulf. travelers there now on hurricane watch. overnight, summer slump for president trump. new polls show him slipping among his republican base. the president launches a twitter storm while on vacation in new jersey. breaking news, fired. the google engineer behind a ten-page memo questioning women's ability to lead in the tech world because of their biology.