>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's see how mike is going to start the week. >> the winds are the big story from yesterday. i wanted to start with those and show you, as i overlay them on a dry live doppler 7, they're only ten in concord, 14 in fairfield. they will pick up again this afternoon but i don't think we'll quite reach yesterday's levels. a beautiful shot from sutro tower. you can see the sun about to climb over, what cloud deck there is out there. expect a lot more sunshine today and temperatures to rebound. already in the low to mid 50s. staying in the mid to upper 50s at the coast all day. look at that, upper 60s with more sunshine at noon. upper 60s to low 70s at 4:00. we'll round it out with low to mid 60s at 7:00. let's get over to alexis and find out how the monday morning commute is. >> slowly and steadily filling in. walnut creek, southbound 680, brake lights filling in as you

approach highway 24. the only big problem that we did have this morning, crow canyon road was closed for about an hour and a half just outside san ramon. the closure at bollinger canyon due to a crash that involved a vehicle that went in a pond. we know one person is dead and that fatality investigation is under way right now. however, the roadway reopened about 15 minutes ago. abc 7's matt keller just got to the scene. there seem to be more questions and answers at this point. what can you tell us? >> i can tell you where this vehicle appeared to go through on crow canyon road. you can see the fence is broken off and appeared to go into the pond that's behind these bushes here. looked like it was a model s tesla vehicle. this all happened last night at about 8:30. the homeowner reported the car was in the pond.

divers were sent here, emergency crews spent hours trying to figure out if someone was inside the vehicle. now we know at least one person is dead. crow canyon was closed near bollinger canyon road. we were there as we were driving through and saw the chp to pick up cones. they allowed all the traffic to go through as alexis was saying, about 15 minutes ago. this investigation continues trying to determine why this week went off the road and into the pond. live in san ramon, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> a live desk update. there is a new threat in hawaii this morning as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt. it's a really big deal. lava now flowing into the ocean creating a toxic haze. it's actually called laze. this is new video from overnight showing you what happens when the lava hits the sea water. you see that huge plume of steam rising from the ocean laced with hydrochloric acid which can

irritate the skin and eyes and also cause breathing problems. >> can eat a hole in a cotton t-shirt in a matter of a couple of hours. it's really caustic. you don't want to be breathing this either. it can cause respiratory seizure. >> the haze is spreading as far as 15 miles off the big island's southern coast. geologists say they expect more eruptions. so far kilauea struck tirtures and 2,000 peopl remain evacuated. the school district will be closed through tomorrow and police say the guns belonged to the suspect's father. facebook said it deleted a number of fake profiles that were created claiming to be the shooter as early as 20 minutes after police named the suspect. >> facebook has removed the suspect's real profile. texas governor greg abbott issued a statewide call for a moment of silence for 8:00 this morning our time to honor the victims.

kelly clarkson took a different stance at last night's billboard music awards. >> tonight they wanted me to say that, obviously we want to pray for the victims and pray for their families. they also wanted me to do a moment of silence. and i'm so sick of moment of silence. it's not working, like obviously. sorry. so why don't we not do a moment of silence. why don't we do a moment of action, a moment of change, why don't we change what's happening? it's horrible. >> governor abbott said this week he will host roundtable discussions with parents, school officials and lawmakers to look into curbing gun violence in texas. a 16-year-old is recovering from major injuries after the car he was driving crashed in san jose yesterday morning. his 18-year-old passenger died. this happened on highway 101. the chp says the car was involved in a different crash that left their car between the passing lane and the lane next to it. officers say another driver could not avoid the car and hit

it. the 69-year-old driver was treated and released. the chp says alcohol and drugs were not involved in this crash. happening today in san francisco, a town hall to talk about the may 11th officer-involved shooting in the file moore district. officers were investigating an auto burglary. police detained maurice jones. investigators say another suspect, herschel hale got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's where the shooting took place. hale drove off again before officers arrested him at civic center plaza. a palo alto pastor resigned after several disturbing tweets brought to the attention of the city council. associate pastor gregory stephens at first baptist church took several shots at older people, the police and palo alto itself. his tweets shocked city hall. >> i think as a parent you would not want your kids to be in that

congregation singing or interacting with the associate pastor. >> he could have made that critique in different language. maybe it would have been hospitable for at least some people. >> the senior pastor says stephens was frustrated partly because of a struggle between the church leasing to outside tenants. new developments in the future of a long-time san francisco mcdonald's. neighbors are clashing over what should happen to it. another crowd funding tech startup shuts down. backers are planning to file a class action lawsuit. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we're always desperate for chances of rain this time of year, and we've got some really minor ones, whether it's drizzle the next couple mornings or the chance of showers as we head into the weekend. i'll give you all that coming up in my accuweather forecast.

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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. coming up on 6:10.

let's talk temperatures so you know how to dress when you step outside. upper 40s in menlo park and daly city. low 50s for the rest of the peninsula and the coast. pretty much low to mid 50s everywhere else. san jose at 57, los gatos at 45. antioch and napa at 45. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. notice, no fog this morning. that means it's going to be a little warmer this afternoon. still will be breezes on the beaches. if you're exercising, watch out for the short are burn time because of the extra sunshine. small craft advisory 3:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening. winds up to 35 miles per hour. south bay 56 this morning, low 70s during the afternoon hours. mid to upper 70s, much warmer across the north bay. want to turn it over to alexis. a potential incident brewing. >> we're looking live at the san

mateo bridge, heavy traffic at the toll plaza. a report of a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane past the midspan just before you get into foster city, seeing a delay form. following mass transit issue here, muni n judah lines delayed due to police activity. bus shotless operating inbound and outbound routes. 6:11 now. hundreds of people threatening to sue a startup that failed to deliver high tech headphones. ossic raised $6 million through crowd funding campaigns. tens of thousands of people pre ordered. over the weekend the company posted this letter saying it's out of money now, it's shutting down and not giving refunds. only a few dozen backers ended up getting their headphones. it could soon cost a lot more to build in san francisco.

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of this closed mcdonald's. the city wants to build affordable housing for homeless youth at haight and stanion streets. there is significant pushback from neighbors who want a hub for community events. the mcdonald's closed in march after complaints about crime in and around the restaurant. some people in oakland hosted a huge barbecue at lake merritt dubbing it barbecuing while black. it's in response to last month's incident when a white woman was caught on cell phone video calling police on two black men for using a charcoal grill. she said that using that type of grill is illegal there. the bystander who filmed it said she believed the woman was targeting the men because of her race. >> if there's any ran she feels uncomfortable with people having a good time, why not come over here and join the fun so next time she won't have any reasons to call the cops. we're just over here unified and just enjoying this beautiful

sunday without being harassed. >> several local stores, bakeries and barbecue joints donated food for the event. peninsula red cross volunteers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty were recognized for their selfless contribution. the theme was volunteerism blooms at the red cross. those who were celebrated were nominated by fellow volunteers for their outstanding work. well done. that moment that "stand by me" played at the wedding, the choir that performed at the royal wedding was a huge hit. >> they're called the kingdom choir and they sang this morning in london. ♪ stand by me ♪ stand by me no ♪ stand by me >> the group after peered on "good morning america." on saturday, therrien decision

topping digital downloads around the world. karen gibson, the director, talked about the performance of a lifetime. >> we were focused on the couple. we wanted to make the couple happy and wanted to give them what we had to offer. we wanted to do a really good job. >> the duke and duchess chose "stand by me." >> and the cellist who performed as well. this was such a nice blend of the traditional, the pomp and circumstance and there were touches like that where you can see, i can see one day having that at my wedding. >> that's what a lot of people talked about, how the tradition is opening up a little bit to more opportunities maybe for things they didn't have before. >> it was wonderful. >> i slept through it. i watched the highlights. >> that's okay, mike.

>> kind of early. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. time to get up, get out and go this monday morning. the sun is ready to energie you. you can see the cloud deck that we have out there. won't be as gray today. breezy and not expecting the damage we had with those trees falling like over the weekend. milder today. clouds return tonight bringing us a chance of drizzle. it will drop our temperatures down a little bit. a warming trend comes back and brings a chance of storms with it. most of the storms you can see on live doppler 7 up in the high country. that's where they'll be today as the counterclockwise flow grabs moisture off the ocean. for us it allows us to have a lit mole more sunshine. here is a look at our temperatures, 57 in daly city. sunset 58, everyone else in the low to mid 60s. east bayshore, you can see mid to upper 60s with castro valley

and fremont at 67. back to the peninsula, 67 in san mateo to about 58 in pacifica. as we head down to the south bay, average temperatures in the low to mid 70s. inland east bay neighborhoods mid to upper 70s with strong sunshine. one more neighborhood, up in the north bay it's going to be the warmest, from the low to upper 70s. tonight low to mid 50s. the cloud cover will drop our temperatures. the warmth comes back thursday, friday and saturday. slight chance of showers, too slight to put in the forecast. i'll keep an eye on traffic. >> we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have reports of a disabled taxi having a mechanical issue past the metering lights. we have one lane blocked on the right-hand side. i'm not sure which lane is blocked. chp is on their way to the scene. definitely heavy here unless you're in the car pool lanes, you're stacking up into the maze. check out the ride through oakland, if you're heading north on 880 around the coliseum, our

3d look at traffic. pretty light both directions northbound and southbound heading past oracle, no major problems. give another 30 minutes or so and that will probably be quite a bit more dense as far as the traffic volumes are concerned. southbound 101, santa rosa to petaluma in the green. northbound 101 between 208/680 and highway 85 in san jose looking great at 14 minutes. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> ginger zee is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning reggie and natasha. nice to be with both of you on a monday morning. coming up, we have new details on the deadly shooting at the texas high school. michael strahan is there in santa fe with two of the miracle survivors. one of the students helped to save the life of another before realizing he had also been shot. also ahead, new trouble for

par i don't batali after reports of sexual assault. our lindsey davis will have details. the duchess of sussex still in the spotlight. what we're now learning from the designer about the wedding gown we'll give you ideas of how to create meghan's looks for a lot less. plus the kingdom choir joins us to perform their power rendition of "stand by me." great music coming up only on gma. >> they're amazing. that dress came out of left field. >> speaking of great music, janet jackson is back. i mean she never really went anywhere, but she hasn't been on tv for a long time. she didn't disappoint. plus a dispute at a nail salon goes

music [freeway traffic] [angrily] it wasn't my fault that guy was texting! chp officer: does it matter? music [dejected] it wasn't my fault he cut me off! does it matter? music [sound of vaccum] [frustrate that jerk didn't even use his turn signal! it wasn't my fault! doesn't matter. sorry, bro! don't be dead wrong or dead right. survive the ride!

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imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. 6:24. you're never mor minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at that. sunas only been up for several minutes, and already we're seeing more sunshine than yesterday. the temperatures will respond. about two to seven degrees warmer than yesterday. you have to see this video.

look at your screen. this is an argument between two women outside a nail salon in tennessee that took a dangerous turn. the woman in the car is accused of not paying her bill, and this is how the worker decides to get the woman to pay. she holds on while the customer starts to back up. you got the idea. the customer took off. the worker was hanging on tight. the employee's family members say she jumped from the car a few blocks later. she had to be hospitalized. a local newspaper says police arrested the driver a short time later. not the best way to handle it. we'll go from that to janet jackson doing an amazing job last night at the billboard music awards. >> listen to some of her speech. ♪ >> we'll hear the speech but look at her dance and sing. >> if you've ever had the

pleasure of seeing her, you know she tears it up. it was her first performance on tv in nine years. she sang, as you can hear, "nasty" along with a little portion of "if" and a big portion of "throb." the 52-year-old used her speech to pay tribute to powerful women. >> we live at a glorious moment in history. it's a moment when at long last women have made it clear that we will no longer be controlled, manipulated or abused. >> good nor janet. she's the first african-american woman to ever receive the billboard icon award. she's going to be in san francisco this summer. >> the first female headliner at outside lands.

well done janet. next at 6:30, a warning for commuters on the peninsula. the busy road where you'll see a detour this morning. new dramatic video of the north bay wildfires as police race to evacuate people. during this newscast, president trump has been revealing more about an economic truce with you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor.

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now at 6:30, breaking news, sky 7 is live in san leandro where we're getting our first look at the car that was pulled from a pond just minutes ago, crews placed the tarp over the car, a tesla model s. at least one person is dead. . the investigation into the texas high school shooting, as we hear disturbing new details from a teen survivor who says the gunman was singing as he opened fire on classmates. today at the live desk, president trump has been on a twitter tirade overnight. in the middle of it he's revealing new details about trade negotiations with china. we're truly covering everything. the distinctive smell of play-doh is legally protected. at least three people here have

eaten play-doh. what is this world? it's monday, may 21st. >> i was a curious kid. >> that pretty much explains it. lots of play-doh eating in my past. >> i may have inadvertently eaten it, but not consciously -- >> okay. >> alexis said it was salty and i knew what she wa talking about, that's when i knew i really liked you. >> just now. >> nobody likes us because we don't eat play-doh. >> give us some good weather. >> let's move on. what's going on with the weather. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a little fog out there, napa and also in half moon bay. it's not too thick. just keep an eye on it. it was down to about zero visibility for a while. here is my 12-hour planner for today. what you'll see is temperatures in the low to mid 50s through the morning hours. in the mid to upper 50s at the coast. as we head towards noon, the

extra sunshine will push us to the mid to upper 60s. light jacket weather this evening, mid 60s. let's turn it over to alexis. >> taking a look at the san mateo bridge. looking at at least a ten to 15-minute delay on westbound 92 due to a disabled vehicle just past the high-rise before you get into foster city. chp still on their way to the scene. we have the far right lane blocked. that's definitely causing a delay now. also want to head back to the castro valley area. this is just out side san ramon. crow canyon was closed at bollinger canyon due to this fatality and investigation. they were able to reopen the roadway at about 5:45 this morning. that scene continues where that investigation is on going and abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live for us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, alexis. crow canyon is a dangerous road. i talked to a neighbor who said people driveway too fast here. the latest crash reported at

about 8:00. this is the fence leading into lopez ranch road. you can see where the car crashed into the fence and launched itself into the pond. here is video from sky 7 of that pond. divers were sent there, emergency crews spent hours trying to figure out if someone was inside that vehicle. now we know at least one person is dead. here is live video from sky 7. this is of the tow yard where the tesla model s was taken to. the investigation is still on going. the chp is trying to figure out what led to the crash of this tesla. all roads are back open here this morning. reporting live in castro valley, matt keller, abc 7 news. a heads up if your commute takes you through airport boulevard near beacon street. the san bruno bridge is closed. there are detours. >> crews made a disturbing discovery about the safety of the bridge. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield loif at the bridge with the emergency work being

done to fix it. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. people planning to get to the heir port will find out they'll have to take a detour. here is why. you can see where the shutdown is. they just did this this morning. this close wrur is going to be in place for the next year. this is just north of the airport. this is the south airport boulevard bridge over this san bruno canal at north access road. they are shutting this down because they are afraid it will collapse. engineers found wooden and concrete columns that have deteriorated. this will impact people coming from san francisco, that north direction, who want to get to long-term parking. you will be rerouted. people from those hotels will also be impacted. locals, your costco is right here. if you are coming from the south, you will have to use a detour to get to costco. this will be in place for a year. they have plans to build a newbridge. that's going to take the next

six months. a spokesperson told me this morning they have been watching this bridge. they knew it had a certain life span. but it went faster than expected. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. dramatic new video shows the terrifying moments when snan rosa police evacuated housing during the north bay wildfires. our media partners obtained nearly eight hours of body camera footage from police. it shows these officers going door-to-door begging residents to leave their homes. >> what's your plan? >> just standing here with a hose. >> it's huge, one of the gig biggest i've ever seen. >> please, we need to get you out of here. you have two officers here now. >> ken and nancy survived because they eventually left this home in coffey park. nancy now visits the burned lot to search for one of her cats. she believes that cat survived the fire. she says looking back, she would have done things differently.

>> my cats would have been first, and then the family things. >> the couple plans to rebuild their home in coffey park. we're getting a better idea about the communication meltdown the north bay wildfires caused. a new survey finds 87% of 2,000 people asked lost cell phone service. 67% of them lost their land line service and 73% had no internet. that meant a lot of people couldn't be notified as the fire was heading their way. a consortium of government, business and community groups did the survey. they say investigating in a communication system that includes a critical backup has to be a priority. the texas high school that was the scene of the nation's latest shooting rampage will be closed today. the student killed eight students and two teachers. the victims were honored during a baccalaureate service last night. the schools graduating seniors were comforted as they grieved

for their classmates and were told the healing would take time. sources say 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzsis studied previous mass shootings and incorporated aspects of those mass kearse into his own attack. a student describes the chilling details. >> he was playing music, making jokes while he was doing it. >> what was he saying. >> every time he would kill someone, he would say another one bites the dust. >> investigators are looking into the confrontation between the shooter and police. he was not hit in the attack even though officials say he was in a shootout with officers. here at home, happening today, elected officials will join high school students against gun violence to try to ban the gun show at cal palace. the chronicle reports this is the fourth try to ban the gun show. students from jefferson high school have spoken out against the show in the past.

a news conference this morning at 9:15 at the bayshore community center. crews will be on the lookout for more fallen branches due to the powerful weekend wind. at least three trees came down in san francisco yesterday. in martinez, check out this tree, it blocked both lanes of vine hill way between hidden observation and dixon lane. crews moved in quickly to remove it. the wind had the abc news roof cam overlooking san francisco bay bouncing. you can see a few sail boats out there taking advantage of the gusts. this morning we are finally getting some more details from the white house about an economic truce between the u.s. and china. i want to show you this, just minutes ago the president tweeting out more detail, under our potential deal with china, they will purchase from our great mayamerican farmers practically as much as our farmers can produce. we have learned during this newscast from the president's

tweets that china has agreed to buy large amounts of farm or agricultural products, but he hasn't exactly said how much. this is just a start. the u.s. plans to send a team to china soon to hammer out more details. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. los altos hills 49, los gatos at 45. everybody else in the lower elevations in the valley low to mid 50s. low to mid 50s on either side of the bay out towards half moon bay and also in our inland east bay valleys. in the north bay, clear most of the time, temperatures a little cooler. mid to upper 40s. here is a look at some of the traffic and the weather conditions over the san mateo bridge. we have clouds on the peninsula, kwlouds along the east bayshore. once you get out over the water, you need the sunglasses. in fact, it's a brighter start. mass transit cool this morning to milder this afternoon. small craft advisory everywhere

today. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon through 9:00. let's take care of the kids, dress them for the low to mid 50s through 7:00. and then they may need a light coat if they have recess around 11:00. afternoon hours, 57 at the coast, 65 around the bay to 73 in our inland neighborhoods. here is san francisco. we make it to 60 at noon especially on the bay side. temperatures for the most part after 8:00 in the mid -- we'll see upper 50s. we'll take a look at the east bay where it's 54 at 8:00, 60 at 10:00, mid to upper 60s from noon to 6:00. 59 at 8:00. no matter how hot the warriors are, the temperatures are cool. what a great game last night. i know you probably went to bed -- >> i didn't see the end of it, i will confess. i didn't have any worries. >> how about the commute this morning? >> a live look at things from sky 7 in the oakland area. we're looking really good here,

this is 880 and 98, actually some pretty decent volume in both directions of 880. especially the northbound side. we start to see things fill in this time of day. we or doing okay, no major blocking issues along this route either. mike just showed you the san mateo bridge camera, that one is not looking so good. a lot of red on our traffic maps. westbound 92 past the high-rise just before you get into the foster city area, we do still have a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. chp has arrived on the scene. an update here on muni. we're still following that issue on the n judah line, delayed due to police activity. bus shuttles are in place but they're advising alternate routes. a reason to celebrate, the warriors rolled past the rockets in game three. up two games to one in the western conference final. >> oracle was rocking as the warriors won by 41 points, the

gig guest margin in golden state's postseason history. they needed a big night. steph curry delivered. he says he never lost confidence after his shooting woes in the first two games of the series. game four happens tomorrow night, tip-off at 6:00. the investigation into celebrity chef mario batali could end in criminal charges. 6:42. looking live at the big board at

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traveling down south, look at that, los angeles and saeg, morning drizzle, afternoon clouds, mid to upper 60s. palm springs cool at 87. we have 89, the warm spot in chico, low 80s through the central valley. clouds stubborn through the morning hours. look at the eruption of showers and thunderstorms, thunderstorms, lightning, hail, high elevation snow. this is the way it looks from about 8,300 feet up on heavenly. each time it rains, it melts a little more. it's going to rain a lot the next five days. thunderstorms through at least thursday. san jose police are asking homeowners in the willow glen neighborhood to look at any

surveillance video they may have to see if they spot a man accused of prowling around homes. police arrested hector leanos, junior on friday. they say surveillance video shows him looking into the bedroom window of one home and casing another. both hpedarlier this month. police tnk leanos may be involved in similar incidents and burglaries in the area. california's june 5th primary is two weeks away. if you haven't registered, you have until midnight tonight to get it done. the easiest way is to register online. you can mail in your registration form, but it has to be postmarked no later than midnight. remember you have to reregister if you have changed your address or your name. 6:46 now. happening today, president trump expected to officially order the justice department to investigate whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign. the unofficial announcement came yesterday in this tweet. take a look. the department of justice responding saying it has

addressed the en specter general to expand the review into how the fbi conducted the counterintelligence investigation. the president's personal lawyer, rudy juliangiuliani said te pro could be finished by september 1st. that is if the president agreed to an interview in july. the new york police department investigating sexual misconduct allegations leveled against mario batali. one woman accused him of drugging and raping her in 2005. she says she talked to police but never filed a report. batali issued a statement denying the allegations. he stepped down from "the chew" in december after four women accused him of inappropriate touching over a 20-year period. the catholic church may be becoming more accepting of homosexuality. pope francis reportedly told a gay man that god made him that way and loves him as he is. that suggests he believes people don't choose the sexual

orientation, that they're instead born with it. according to the spanish newspaper the pope made the comment while meeting with a victim of priest sexual assault in april. the vatican declined to comment on their private conversations. napa high school wants to hear your ideas for replacing its mascot and logo. forore than a century the mascot has been dubbed theapa high school indian. in march the school board made the decision to change the mascot and logo after a long debate. submissions must include a new mascot lane and a 200-word or less essay to support the idea. students and staff will vote in august. if you have an idea you'd like do submit, we have a link on abc7news.com. san francisco is thinking about raising development fees to support city transit. according to "the examiner" supervisor aaron peskin has introduced legislation to increase fees paid by developers by $5.00 a square foot. it would apply to

non-residential developments, mainly high-rises. the money would fund a $22 billion backlog on transportation projects. the proposal is winding its way through the board of supervisors this week. it's likely to meet opposition from business groups an developers. if you placed an order for a tesla 3, there's good news. >> the wait to get certain versions of the car is now four to six months. that's according to the electric car blog "electric." the wait had been 12 to 18 months as tesla was dealing with severe delays. the company should reach 5,000 cars per week. that was its goal by july. sears is closing it store at the solano town center in fairfield along with 39 other stores. the company already announced it would close 166 stores by the end of this year. the new ones added to the list will close this summer. sears has cut its store count in half within the last five years.

>> i hope sears can figure it out. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're up 304 points, 25,021. asian markets were all up overnight after the trump administration said sunday the trade war with china was, quote, on hold. tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, you've seen the ads or maybe your bank has pushed it. it's something called zell. customers are complaining their money went to the wrong place or disappeared. >> they often assume it comes with the same protection that you expect from your bank, and that's not the case. >> tonight at 11:00, 7 on your side's michael finney investigates the risks of using zelle. no smael like the smell of play-doh. takes you right back. hsbro plans to keep it that way. >> the sweet, slightly muss ski scent of the wheat-based dough -- >> what? zblt play-doh has been around since the 1950s and the smell

has remained largely unchanged. brand officials say the scent is synonymous with childhood and fun and want to protect it >> it's non-toxic. salt is mostly the ingredient. >> very salty. that's all i remember. >> mike and i are the only ones on this desk that have not ingested play-doh. it's not technically too late. we'll have to make a decision if we're going to go down that road. >> my wife made it once for the kids. i tried that. i don't remember what it tasted like. >> salt. >> probably. and wheat. who knows? let's talk about what's going on outside. if you guys have eaten play-doh and want to join the three up here, let us know. if you haven't, let us know, too. we should have that on our twitter account as like a poll this morning. who has eaten play-doh and who hasn't? let's move on. look at the sunshine. look at the sunglasses needed everywhere. walnut creek right now.

also we look at san rafael looking south on 101. more sunshine, milder strurs today. still a little breezy, but not expecting a repeat of what happened over the weekend. drizzle possible the next few months. watching a little warming trend that will bring us a chance of showers, maybe even thunderstorms thursday, friday, saturday. for today, let's focus on the fog. what is out there goes out to the coast easily. it will be stubborn there. our fastest breeze also be north to south today, not west to east that's why at 7:00, we're starting to see the clouds roll in. because of the faster breeze, low to mid 70s in the south bay. we'll have mid to upper 60s on the peninsula. mid 50s to near 60s on the coast. on the bay side, more sunshine and not as breezy. low 60s in downtown and south san francisco. in the north bay, temperatures nearing 80 around santa rosa and cloverdale. oakland at 66. as you move inland, mid to upper

70s. brentwood, that sticks out, the only 80 on the map. the extra cloud cover, the chance of drizzle in the morning tomorrow and wednesday means cooler afternoons. your warming trend for thursday, friday and saturday. if the chance of showers gets above 20%, we may have to put a storm impact scale on it. we're looking at our slowest spot right now, westbound 92, san mateo bridge. looks like vehicles are starting to move again a bit al the toll plaza. we have a disabled vehicle, once you make it past the high-rise. that is still blocking the far right lane as far as we know. you are a solid line of read all the way across the bridge there unfortunately. tri-valley. westbound 580 past san ramon road, another disabled vehicle, it was in the two right lanes. they have that condense $to the far right lane. quick check of drive times, westbound 4, antioch to concord filling in, in the red at 33 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to

san francisco in the grown at 16 minutes. former president george h.w. bush returned to maine where he spends his summers to a warm welcome from the community. this year he is, of course, without his wife barbara bush, she died last night after suffering from some medical conditions. the former president was rushed to the hospital one day after barbara bush's funeral. he was in the intensive care unit with a blood infection. city crews will be out today in san francisco removing the barricades, leaning up the mess after another successful bay to breakers. >> the iconic seven-mile race is known for its zany costumes. sky 7 overhead as runners took off from maine and howard streets. men's elite runner philemon cheboi from kenya finished, 35:41. jane kibii also from kenya was the woman's winner, came in at 40 minutes. from there, an endless stream of animals, cartoon characters and

grapes. >> bay to breakers, whoo hoo! >> what kind of butterflies are you? >> i love it. this is my most fun day of the whole year. >> those are the costumes we could show you. in the panhandle the race turned into quite the party. we did find police confiscating alcohol from some people. it is not allowed on the course. >> you've been sending us your best bay to breakers photos and videos. we love seeing it. please keep it coming. post it online. use #abc7now. ne to owefore you go. ngs you >> a i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it.

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it is 6:58. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, the 7 things you need to know before you go. breaking news, a deadly tesla crash in the east bay. sky 7 showing the model s at a tow yard. crews removed the tesla from a pond early this morning along crow cn road in castro valley. at least one person was found dead. number two, the texas high school the scene of friday's shooting rampage will be closed today. ten people died, 13 others were hurt. the victims were honored during

a service yesterday. number three, a new threat in hawaii. lava from the kilauea volcano flowing into the ocean is reacting with sea water to create a toxic haze. it can irritate the skin and eyes and also cause respiratory problems. number four, the san bruno canal bridge is closed until the end of the year. officials believe that structure could collapse. get ready for more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures away from the coast. coast in the 50s, the rest of us in the 60s to mid 70s. number six, taking a look at the san mateo bridge, believe it or not that disabled vehicle has cleared but we have long residual delays, 43 minutes from hayward into foster city. number seven, the warriors rolled past the rockets last night in game three. they won by 41 points. that is the biggest margin in golden state postseason history. game four is tomorrow night at oracle.

great to see steph's little shimmy of winning. it was beautiful. >> when you see that, you know it's over. shut it down. we're in . good morning, america. deadly high school rampage. >> we've got shots fired right now, guys. >> ten people killed in texas in what's now the ninth fatal school shooting this year. new details about the gunman who shocked the community outside of houston. this video showing him dancing just a week before the massacre. and only on "gma" this morning, the incredible story of the teen who was shot in the head but returned to the baseball field the next day. michael's live in texas this morning. president trump taking on his own justice department demanding an investigation of the russia investigation after reports the fbi used an informant to talk to trump campaign aides. new trouble for mario batali. one of his accusers now speaki