pretty waone and a warm one. >> good morning. thanks for waking up with us. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi everybody. here is a look at our winds. you can see there's a little bit of a sea breeze out there, but not much. that's one of the reasons why we have almost total sunshine. a few clouds trying to develop. they won't last month. let's jump right into it. if you liked yesterday, how about today. it will be warmer, 58 to 51. stay in the upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. around the bay, 69 at noon to 73 at 4:00, 67 at 7:00. look at the sunshine inland, pushes our temperature from an average of 72 to above average 80 at 4:00 to a nice 69 at 7:00. a roller coaster temperatures coming up in my skuft. first let's talk about the

traffic. >> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. before the metering lights were on, we had a large stackup in the cash lanes. it didn't start off great and things continue to back up into the maze. we don't have any blocking incidents along that route the rest of the way once you make it past the metering lights. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour and one minute. that's in the red. westbound 4 antioch to concord in the yellow at 23. southbound 101 looking good, san rafael to san francisco in the green at 16 minutes. san jose's police chief is going to update us on a home invasion where a police officer fired toward the suspect. >> the armed robbery happened at a downtown apartment complex. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. two arrests, one a juvenile. shots were also fired during this confrontation but no one was hit. take a look at video from the

scene early yesterday morning. this happened on sunday morning. police responded to a home invasion robbery on east william and south ninth streets in san jose around 7:00. a sergeant told our media partner, the mercury news, two suspects were contained inside a police perimeter. a juvenile was arrested almost immediately. police say the other individual was armed with a gun and didn't obey commands. the officer shot at him and missed. the suspect never fired his weapon. chief eddy garcia will talk more about this at police headquarters at 3:00 this afternoon. matt keller, abc 7 news. activity at the kilauea volcano at hawaii's big island continues this morning. we're tracking the emergency situation. we know at least 30 buildings have been destroyed, most of them are homes. this aerial video from overnight shows that lava flow spewing from the ground near the volcano. we have learned there are now ten different large crevices

that have opened up in the area. they're spewing out lava. that lava is also soaring into the air 300 feet high. 1800 people forced to flee their homes. toxic sulfur dioxide is at lethal concentrations. the good news is there are no injuries reported. a bay area native who moved to the big island seven years ago never thought she'd have to evacuate because of a volcanic eruption. linda watson is an artist who created volcano-inspired works. she's trying to stay positive and hopes her home was spared. >> if i have to go through a disaster, the police are loving, they're all filled with aloha. everybody is hugging everybody. they all care about us. i know that whatever happens we're going to be okay. >> watson says she's used to earthquakes being from california, but this is the first time she's dealt with a

volcan volcanic eruption. a new honor for late san francisco mayor ed lee, his family along with mayor mark farrell planted a magnolia tree saturday on lee's birthday. one of the shovels was made from melted-down guns. that was a it iffing tribute because lee worked with the violence prevention organization united players to hold gun buyback events. the man accused of opening fire on customers and employees at a tennessee waffle house scheduled toop peer in court. >> travis reinking faces homicide charges in connection with the shooting in nashville. four people killed, four others hurt including a man who wrestled the wiefl away from him. reinking is held without bond. a motorcycle is dead after crashing into a napa county fire truck. it happened on highway 128 near lake hennessy yesterday afternoon. investigators say the motorcyclist lost control and hit the truck that was traveling

in the opposite direction. two people hurt after a tractor-trailer and van veered off i-580 yesterday afternoon at the' den canyon road on-ramp. both vehicles went down an embankment and overturned. fuel started leaking from the big rig, triggering a response from the hazmat team. the two drivers were taken to the hospital. pg&e doubling down on its commitment to education. today the company will announce plans to give $1 million to the oakland promise program over the next five years to support students in college, technical schools and vocational programs. this is in addition to the $1 million it already contributes to college scholarships through oakland promise. attorney general jeff sessions expected to visit the san diego border today to talk

about immigration. >> a conference comes a week after a caravan of a few hundred central american migrants arrived at the u.s. border in tijua tijuana. president trump was there in march to survey border wall prototypes. this is certainly not what you want to see during a cruise. water pouring into your hallway. making new memories after the north bay wildfires. how photographers are helping survivors and their families. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look at walnut creek. one of the areas that will see a substantial jump in temperatures. we'll run from two to seven degrees above average this afternoon with total sunshine. a live look outside this morning, the san mateo bridge. you can see the typical backups

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. it's about ten minutes after 6:00 on this monday morning. let's talk temperatures. we'll start with the peninsula, foster city 49, daly city, same temperature. menlo park 45. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. 48 in oakland, palo alto 47. santa rosa and napa, our cooler

spots, dress for 45 degrees. look for how quiet the bay is this morning. that's the lack of sea breeze. no clouds. activity planner good for the beaches. watch out for the strong sunshine. exercising is going to be warm inland and out and about grab those sunglasses. here is a look at the south bay, 55 at 8:00. noon 71. mid 70s all the way up to 5:00, 68 by 8:00. in the last stop, the east bay valleys the warmest temperatures, from 59 at 8:00, 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. live to sky 7 right no over an incident on southbound 880 in the hayward area. this is right around industrial. we had two crashes along southbound 880, one at industrial, one at ten son. thanks to sky 7 we were able to figure out that both of them have been cleared to the shoulder. tow truck has arrived on the scene for both into dentcidents.

this is an area that doesn't take much to slow it down in the peak hour. tri-valley, southbound 680 past the 580 merge, a crash involving a motorcycle. no serious injuries. that's pushed off to the shoulder. can you imagine how scary this sight was. not what passengers expected to see during their week-long cruise. >> fire sprung lers broke and flooded 50 cabins and the hallway on the ninth deck. passengers say they were pretty impressed with how carnival handled the situation. crew members got to work clearing out the water. carnival refunded passengers, gave them half off their next cruise and offered to fly them home early. e-cigarettes becoming more popular. >> if you love lobster, relief may be on the way from the high prices we've been seeing lately. a live look at sfo at 6:11.

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questions being raised after an off-duty police officer in southern california pointed his gun at a man he thought stole candy. the man makes a purchase of a roll of mentos. he put the candy in his pocket

while he was waiting for change. an off duty cop walked in and told him to give it back. then he pulled out a gun and pointed it at him. the man repeatedly told the officer he paid for the candy. >> did he pay for this? >> yes. >> he paid for it? >> yes. >> my apologies. >> it wasn't really the gun. it was his arrogance. his way of talking to me. treat me like a piece of trash. >> the police chief says he finds the video disturbing and the incident is under investigation. a democratic senorliting a calling for a ban on cigarette flavors that appeal to young people. york senator chuck schumer is demanding, saying the epa has the authority to regulate the flavors. >> the craze among kids for

e-cigarette flavors that resemble whipped cream, candy, cookies is not only a bad trend. it's a recipe for disaster fueling addiction. nicotine is an addictive substance. it can lead to greater addiction. >> a recent study found about 3 million u.s. adolescents use e-cigarettes. crustacean levels get the drawn butter and your bib ready because the price of lobster is expected to go down. seafood industry experts blame the recent speak on bad weather and iced-over canadian fisheries. lobster is now $12 a pound. canada's spring fishing season is heating up which means you'll soon notice the prices starting to drop. >> are you a lobster lover? >> yes, i really do. don't eat a lot of it. i do like it. you guys? >> you can have ours. >> neither of you?

>> no. >> really? pass it on over though. >> we'll take some good weather. >> all right. let's talk about it. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast forecast. it's going to be sunny everywhere. even the coast today and warmer than yesterday, becoming partly cloudy as the sea breeze returns tonight. and looks like the extended. cooling off in the midweek and warmer weather is coming for the weekend. here is a look around the country after such an active week this week. not much going on, no yellows, no oranges, no reds. no real warnings out there for any severe weather. so we're going to be the same. look at all the sunshine in downtown san francisco. 67 degrees today. same thing in mission. sunset about 62. daly city 61. going over to the other side, oakland, low to mid 70s for the east bay with oakland right around 72.

what an awesome afternoon it's going to be for you guys. pacifica about 63 degrees. heading down to the south bay, san jose at 78. tons of sunshine, mid to upper 70s. gilroy the warm spot at 82. in the north bay a few 80s also. sausalito, 68 degrees. east bay, that's where we'll have a wealth of 80s. everybody in the low to mid 80s. pleasanton right there pretty close at about 78 degrees. our lows tonight, you can see the white, the cloud creeping along the coast, filling over in the east bayshore line. upper 40s to mid 50s. my accuweather forecast, the cooling reaches the bay and the coast tomorrow. inland wednesday. it starts warming. check out saturday, even 70s at the coast. the rest of us the mid 70s to mid 80s. >> we have sky 7 heading north

on 880 crossing over 98 moving up through san leandro into the oakland area. those northbound lanes are looking great. later in the morning we typically see heavy delays on the northbound side. today we're looking great. for the folks heading north through the oakland area towards the maze, a wide-open commute so far this morning. 580 looking good if you want to use that for an alternate. a few minutes ago we had sky 7 over the hayward area where we had two separate crashes on the southbound side between tennison and industrial. we're up to 21 and 27 miles an hour. everything off on the shoulder. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 25 minutes. 24 across the bay bridge. that's heavy. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo looking great in the green at nine minutes. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> ginger zee is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. great to see you, ginger.

>> hey, good to be back. thank you, reggie and natasha. good to be with all of you. coming up on gma, the dangerous situation as dozens of homes have been destroyed. the new drone video shows the power of the lava. i'll bring you science, too. the incredible young boy who miraculously recovered his parents signed the paperwork to donate his organs. some of your favorites have taken over gma, michael b. jordan and lin-manuel miranda. it's all coming up on gma. >> always happy to see them and you, too, janger. a popular children's booster seat. >> a record sighting off the

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i'm not sure why walnut creek is showing up. that's the santa cruz camera. i want to show you how strong it's going to get and how fast you'll burn. it's a nine. we see this normally in the summer. 10:00 to 4:00, six-hour window when you can burn in as little as 15 minutes. one of the ocean's top predators is swarming monterey bay. the santa cruz sentinel reports a record number of killer whale sightings this spring. last week at least 50 orcas were spotted. marine biologists say it's unusual for whales to gather in such large numbers but food sources are abundant. killer whales hunt gray whales, seals, see lions and dolphins. a children's booster seat is being recalled over concerns it could actually injure a child. harmony juvenile products is recalling 150,000 big boost deluxe seats. the national highway traffic safety administration says a crash could cause that seatbelt

to put excessive force on a choild's chest which could increase the chance of an injury. the company is working on a fix for the problem. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. kevin durant helped lead the warriors to a win yesterday. mao importantly he's helping send local kids to college. durant announced he's covering college tuition for four local teenagers. the teens are regulars at the boys an girls club in redwood city and got to meet durant. the donation is one of his good deeds through his foundation. in february he made a $10 million commitment to children in prince george's county in maryland. photographers and special event companies teamed up to help out families who lost everything in last year's devastating wildfire. >> such a great idea. these volunteers helped fire victims fill one of the most painful voids caused by the fires, the loss of their family photographs. yesterday families who lost

their homes were invited to a free 30-minute photo session with professional photographers eight photographers took pictures for about 100 families. >> so much gratitude. hugs and tears and really sweet people sharing their stories. it made all the effort putting this together really worthwhile. >> digital images will be delivered to families in the coming weeks. >> a great idea. next at 6:30, the strike happening right now. it's going to keep how sands of bay area from receiving medical care. also, overnight. you may have seen this picture, a plane and truck colliding. i'll have more details up next. a live look at the bay bridge this morning. beautiful, golden for

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happening right now at 6:30, university of california health care workers walking off the job. thousands of procedures are

canceled. what you need to know before you get to the hospital this week. >> we're hearing about another scare in the air. flight attendants issuing a warning to passengers as a jetblue flight is forced to make an emergency landing. plus, can you hear me now? the iphone glitch that could silence you during a call. when you pay a thousand bucks for that phone, you don't expect that to happen. good morning on this monday, may 7th. >> glad you're here at 6:30 in the morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. gore just sunrise and warm temperatures. >> a lot of people talking about it. today will be warmer because of the gorgeous sunrise. the lack of marine layer dlouds out there. you can see on live doppler 7 how dry it is right there. let's jump right in to see what you can expect in my accuweather 12-hour planner. 48 to 51 at 7:00. upper 50s to near 60 degrees at the coast. a local sea breeze. that's still with sunshine. 69 at 72. that's average.

that means we've still got four more hours of warming. 73 to 80 at 4:00. eat dinner outside if you can. upper 60s in most neighborhoods. >> one of the days you'll want the shades with you. bright sun glare here at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. that happened around 5:22 this morning. they're still on. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 15 minutes. southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco, one hour and two minutes. highway 1 to los gatos on 17 you're in the green. university of california employees across the state are walking off the job and look at your screen. you can see the picketers already starting.

>> this week you can expect to see 52,000 workers picketing in all. 300 surgeries and 12,000 outpatient procedures canceled by this. abc 7's amy hollyfield live at the parnassus campus with what this means for you. >> reporter: the strike is on and it is loud. check it out. i'm sure the patients inside the hospital can hear this going on outside. you are looking outside of the medical center on parnassus avenue. this is happening at uc facilities and campuses all across the state. these workers are fighting for a contract. they believe women of color -- women and people of color are not receiving a fair wage and they say jobs are being outsourced. this strike is set to last for three days. the hospital says it has brought in replacement workers to handle emergencies and labor and delivery. but they have had to cancel more than 300 surgeries and 12,000

appointments and outpatient procedures. 9,000 workers are in negotiations across the state. they are on strike. but another 15,000 are picketing in support. if you have pointing this week, call your care provider to make sure the appointment is still on. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. i want to give you an update on a shooting. police responded to the first samoan congregational church after two men were shot there. investigators had to block off part of 26th street near guerrero overnight. they put the crime scene tape up around midnight and have been scouring the area ever since for evidence. police say the victim are expected to recover from their injuries. no word yet on exactly what led up to the shooting. we'll let you know if we get an update. happening today, early voting begins for the june 5th

california primary. in san francisco the city hall voting center will open at 8:00 a.m. registered voters will all be receiving a vote-by-mail ballot. ballots must be postmarked on or received by june th. another round of cleanup duty for president trump's attorney rudy giuliani. >> the damage control after he revealed mr. trump repaid his personal attorney, michael cohen, for that $130,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels. giuliani spoke to george steph nap lus on "this week." he said he's not actually aware of when the president learned about the payment. >> the president denied knowledge of the payments -- >> i don't know when the president learned about it. >> did michael cohen make payments to other women for the president? >> i have no knowledge of that. i would think if it was necessary, yes.

>> giuliani also took a tough stance on the russia investigation accusing special counsel robert mueller of trying to trap the president. giuliani said if the president is subpoenaed to testify, he may not comply. happening today, first lady mem land yeah trump is expected to announce her policy initiatives focused on children ranging from cyber bullying to protecting kids affected by opioid abuse. "the washington post" reports the first lady is taking a more independent role apart from her husband. a long-time friend of the president told the post the couple spends little time together, especially after the stormy daniels scandal came to light. the report says they have separate schedules, bedrooms and priorities. california republicans denouncing a self-proclaimed neo-nazi running for u.s. senate as a republican. patrick little posted this video after he got ejected from the state republican convention. he's seen standing on an israeli flag and spits on it. youtube has removed many of his

online videos due to their offensive nature. little is running against democratic senator dianne feinstein. >> mr. little cannot win here in california, but what he can do is use the number two position for a platform to raise his anti-semitic profile. >> california's rnc tells abc 7 news, little has no support in the california gop. little did not respond to our request for an interview. new this morning, a southwest airlines plane arriving in baltimore hit by a pickup truck. and this is really making headlines. take a look at this picture from our abc station in washington, d.c. this is actually at the baltimore washington international airport. happened about midnight eastern time. the flight was coming in from florida, from ft. lauderdale. a passenger on the flight says there were no injuries on the plane and it was stopped on the runway when this crash happened. there were 172 passengrs on

board. the truck, part of the airport's ground crew. no word yet on exactly what kraused the crash. another plane forced to make an emergency landing, this time involving a jetblue flight with a broken windshield. the plane was flying from puerto rico to tam p and diverted to ft. lauderdale yesterday. the outer layer of the windshield is shattered. a flight attendance told passengers they were not in any grave danger. the cabin never lost cabin pressure. airplane noise is still a problem in palo alto. today the city council is going to discuss suing the faa for not fixing it. palo alto residents have been complaining about airplane noise for years. this video is from 2016 when sfo adopted new technology that changed flight paths and made the problem actually worse. palo alto weekly reports several council members met with faa officials in washington, d.c. to address the issue last month but

they felt they weren't heard. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out the temperatures in the south bay. the cool spot morgan hill, campbell 47 al loum with alum rock. 53 in los altos hills. 52 in al meet da. half moon bay one of the warm spots at 54. brentwood 59 degrees. definitely the warm spot there. about 45 right now in novato. >> let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. it's gorgeous this morning. look at the sunshine. it is definitely golden. let's talk about the commute planner. may need the air conditioning in our inland neighborhoods during the evening commute. the rest of us should be okay. glistening sunshine if you're out on a ferry today. let's take care of the kids really quick. 49 to 53 at 7:00. 57 at the coast to 59 after school. 64 to 67 sunshine around our bay

and inland neighborhoods. 72 to 80, so warmer during the afternoon hours. here is a look at the north bay and what sticks out there. 81 degrees at 4:00 after starting at 8:00 at 53. for san francisco, pretty comfortable. look at all that sunshine. no marine layer clouds today. 54 this morning. by noon all the way through 4:00 at least in the low, even mid 60s out there. alexis, it's monday morning and everybody dreads that. how is the commute this morning? >> it hasn't been great. quite a few issues, nothing too extreme so far, but some slow spots. walnut creek southbound 680 just past treat boulevard, right around the middle of your screen, a two-car crash reported. doesn't sound too serious and they were able to push it off to the right shoulder. i'm not seeing flashing lights but seeing heavier traffic. i believe that should be right past the treat overpass.

hopefully that won't turn into a big issue. i will keep an eye on that. a new problem for the tri-valley westbound 580 before you get to hacienda, a new crash reported. that is blocking lane three. one of the center lanes is taken away. another one, southbound 680 past sunol boulevard, a crash involving two vehicles. it sounds like those vehicles are both drivable. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. happening today, an east bay lawmaker will hold a hearing at the state capitol about driverless cars. jim frazier's hearing will focus on safety and public concerns about autonomous vehicles. frazier says a discussion is needed about how to balance those concerns with the benefit of driverless cars. today on abc news at 11:00, how much does it really cost to own a car in the bay area? it might be more than you think. michael finney runs the numbers on abc 7 news tonight at 11:00. draymond green responding to

a comedian who tweeted he should be shot in the face. the new developments late last night. trading is under way. you're looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. in the green about 150 points. another update cog up next. the adorable new photo prince louis and princess charlotte. there's something in this photo you've seen before. a live look outside. 6:41 in the

let's take a look at the rest of the state, 6:44. palm springs at 103. look at the central valley. mid to upper 80s there. need the air conditioning in the car. also blowing dust today at yosemite at 81. 77 in l.a. with sunshine. eureka low to mid 60s. let's focus on tahoe. look at all the melting that's taking place. i'm guessing by the end of the week there will be no more snow to be seen in this picture because we will be flirting with record high temperatures. today i'm forecasting a high of 72. the record is 75. tomorrow a little warmer at 73. our next best chance will be sunday when we hit 74. happening today, san jose's police chief is going to update us on a 'em who invasion which ended with an officer firing toward a suspect.

>> this started with an armed robbery at a undo town apartment complex. abc 7's matt keller live in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: natasha, this is the third officer-involved shooting of the year here in san jose. in this confrontation, no one was hit. take a look at the video from the scene that happened yesterday morning near san jose state's campus. police responded to a home invasion robbery on east william and south ninth streets around 7:00 sunday morning. two suspects were contained inside a police perimeter. a juvenile was arrested almost immediately. police say the other suspect was armed with a gun and did not obey commands. the sergeant told mercury news officers shot at him and missed. the suspect never fired his weapon. a gun was covered. chief eddy garcia will talk more about this at police headquarters at 3:00 this afternoon. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. draymond green isn't laughing about a comedian who said he should get shot. during the warriors game against

new orleans, louisiana comedian andrew polk tweeted he hoped green would get shot in the face. reporters asked green about the comment after the game. at the end of the day, it's a game. making death threats and talking about life, i just pray that he gets the help that he needs. >> polk eventually deleted the tweet and sent an apology reading in part, i wish no harm to anyone over a simple game and i apologize sincerely. late last night draymond called for the comedian to be banned from twitter. he also said he does not accept polk's apology. polk's twitter account has disappeared. it's unclear if he removed it or if twitter removed it. the warriors beat the pelicans 118 to 92. lawmaker officers from northern california are on the east coast this morning to begin a journey in honor of fallen come rahs. the san leandro police department provided these photos of the group leaving for new

jersey. t taking part of the annual bicycle ride, it raises awareness of fallen officers. u.s. service members deployed overseas will reminders from home. abc 7 news was at the san jose municipal stadium where they sorted and boxed nearly 150 packages. one man remembers why he got a care package in iraq in 2003. >> opened it up, had gums, peanuts, let trs an pens to write home, had a san jose sharks t-shirt, san francisco giants hat in it. that touch of home meant everything. it was like christmas. >> the items are donated by community groups including south bay scouts who donated girl scout cookies. very nice. on to your morning money report, the summer travel season isn't quite here yet, but the gas prices keep going up. >> the average price for a

gallon of regular jumped seven cents, now up to $2.90. industry analysts say higher crude costs and summer grade are to blame. here in the bay area it's much higher. gas is -- oh in san francisco $3.75. in san jose and oakland it's $3.65. heads up if you have an iphone 7 or 7 plus, a software issue could break your phone's microphone making it impossible for anyone to hear you during a call. tech website mac rumors was ther first to discover the problem. it's not clear if apple will charge customers who have phones out of warrantee. an alabama teenager is back from the dead after losing part of his skull in a freak accident. trenton mckinley was sitting in a small utility trailer, hit his head on the concrete, fracturing his skull in seven places.

>> all i saw was the stretcher with his feet, they stapled that shut so they could get him breathing. he was dead a total of 15 minutes. when he came back, they said he would never be normal. >> trenton was brain dead and barely breathing. his parents made the difficult decision to donate his organs, but the day before doctors were set to pull the plug, he started showing signs of brain activity. trenton believes he was in heaven. >> i was walking down -- it was more like an open field walking straight. there's no other explanation but god. >> the teen is slowly regaining his strength. now he can walk, he can shoot baskets and make jokes. his mother says this is nothing short of a miracle. getting a look at the first official photos of the newest royal prince louis. the little prince dressed in a white outfit propped on a pillow. the second shows princess

charlotte holding prince louis. both photos were taken by kate. do you notice something familiar in the second photo? if you do, you are a stalker. princess charlotte's sweater is a hand me down from prince george. he won the sweater in 2016. the royals, they're just like us. >> i think the portrait on the left was taken by a famous photographer. i like the one on the right better. i think kate is a really good photographer. it's not easy to capture -- alexis, can you attest to this, to get a great photo of your kid. >> that's true. thankfully there's digital cameras now and you can take a lot of pictures and make sure you get a good one. >> you can see the love. i like it. very nice. >> nice. so we have hazy sneen today. not sure how that's going to make you feel or look if you're outside. but definitely going to be strong. the uv index is nine.

that's as high as it usually gets in the summer. you need to be careful. it's as high as it's been this year so far. east bay hills showing sunshine all the way to the coast today and warmer temperatures. middle of the week, a little cooling trend and warmer weather comes back. it will reach the coast this time. here is the area of low pressure. ahead of it high pressure, calmer conditions, the haze and the warmth today. the marine layer will deepen starting tomorrow morning when the low passes us to the north. today 82 in gilroy. one of our warm spots. mid to upper 70s for most of the south bay. in san jose, 78 degrees. let's head up to the peninsula. we start in the mid 70s, drop all the way down to about 69 at millbrae. low to mid 60s on the peninsula coast to mid and upper 60s for south san francisco downtown through sausalito. upper 70s to low 80s in the north bay. low to mid 70s along the east bayshore. heading to the east bay hill,

orinda 77. inland valleys, 78 in pleasanton, low to mid 80s elsewhere. going to the game tonight? a's are hot, swept the orioles. 62 at 7:05 dropping down to 57 at 10:00. notice the encroachment of clouds and what it does to our temperatures tomorrow, especially the coast and bay. by saturday 70s everywhere to 80s inland. >> i want to check out our traffic maps and take you to the south bay where we have a crash -- actually to the tri-valley first where i've got good news. westbound 580 before hacienda drive, an earlier crash has cleared. all lanes are open according to chp. the residual delays go to isabelle ave. now in livermore. not so good news in san jose. northbound 101 near mckee, we have a crash blocking two left lanes. that backup well south of the 280/680 merge as you head

towards the downtown area. plan on those delays. tracy to dublin, westbound 580, 1 hour and 19 minutes due to the earlier crash. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 22 minutes for you, northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, in the green at 20 minutes. on a what related note, i want to show you this car crash that's happening right now at stone valley road and the 680 on-ramp, north on-ramp. you can see police activity there where a car, a silver car crashed into a utility box. what's happening in the surrounding area is and fightrefighters seem to be searching for something. not only looking from sky 7 right now, but also adjacent streets, they have some searches going on in the area near some homes as well as the rural parts adjacent to the street. we are told that san ramon

police department and contra costa sheriff's department are on the scene right now. as soon as we get an update, we'll pass it along. >> thanks so much, jessica. we all know there's a housing shortage in the bare a yeah. turns out we're dealing with a burial plot shortage as well. cemeteries in kol ma are rapidly running out of burial plots. 1.5 million grave sites in colma, cemeteries could run out of space within 40 years. >> the area continues to grow. we talk about housing. where are these people going to be buried? this is not only a san mateo county issue but a nine by area county issue. what do we do as policymakers to work with the community, work with the cemeteries, making sure we solve a problem? >> the supervisor says policymakers need to get ahead of the issue by making decisions about future land use. after years of speculation, a somewhat disappointing discovery in king tut's tomb.

no hidden rooms were found in the burial chambers. researchers previously thought the queen's tomb might have been there. a new scan from an italian team found no man made blocking waults. coming up, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. bay bridge toll plaza. seeing the usual crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, bay bridge toll plaza. seeing the usual passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold.

geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. it is 6:58, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, happening now, thousands of uc workers are walking off the job across uc medical facilities over contract negotiations. here is a live look at uc's parnassus campus. the strike is expected to last through wednesday. number two, a live picture from sky 7 in alamo, if we pan down hopefully you'll see there is a car that crashed after a police pursuit. just got new information on this. san ramon police are chasing a robbery suspect and some people have been detained. the search is on right now in the area for another suspect. activity at the kilauea vol

cain nah on hawaii's big island continues. at least 30 buildings have been destroyed and most are homes. 1800 people forced the evacuate. so far no injuries reported. number four, attorney general jeff sessions expected to be in california today. he'll visit the san diego border to talk about immigration enforcement. number five, the sun is up, the strongest of the year. uv index is nine. look what it does to our temperatures. quite a bit warmer and not as breezy as yesterday. number six, our biggest issue on the roads is in san jose northbound 101 north of mckee. we have a crash blocking the two left lanes. that is causing about a 35, 40-minute backup. the black taiex travaganza known as the met gala happens tonight in new york city. tonight's theme, fashion and imagination. i want to see what rihanna is wearing. she's co-hosting.

>> she's co-chair of the event along w good morning, america. breaking news, volcano emergency. lava, toxic fumes pouring through the streets. swallowing dozens of homes on hawaii's big island as evacuated families desperately try to return. authorities now warning there is no sign this will slow down. new questions over president trump's legal strategy in the russia investigation. >> are you confident the president will not take the fifth in this case? >> how could i ever be confident >> the president's top attorney rudy giuliani backtracks on basic issues over the payment to stormy daniels and raises new questions, were other women paid hush money? outrage growing over this moment at a college graduation. students dancing, celebrating on