been that way. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. is the sun going to come out today, mike? >> i think so. in more areas than yesterday. the closer you are to the coast, the less likely you'll see sunshine. look how extensive the cloud cover is. the gray all the way in to the central valley. you can see how thick some of that drizzle is by the reduction in visibility as we look from south beach across the western span of the golden gate bridge. my commute in from the east bay pretty much twet the be careful. 7:00 this morning, still drizzle, low to mid 50s. now we'll start to see a little sunshine, especially in the east bay valleys and the south bay at noon. everybody else pretty cloudy. more sunshine away from the coast and we'll start to hit the upper 60s at 4:00. ten degrees be lowe low average. this evening, mid 50s to low 60s. how about the commute this morning? here is alexis.

>> driving conditions not exactly ideal as you mentioned. we've had several issues already this morning. want to take you back to our sig alert. this is the biggest problem, on the lighter side of traffi for highway 24. eastbound 24 inside caldecott tunnel. a two-car crash is fully blocking the right bore. chp has cleared one of the two vehicles. the tow company will come get the other one shortly. on the san mateo bridge, a disabled vehicle or a minor crash on the right shoulder. a lot of mist and drizzle. probably have to use your wipers. you definitely want to drive for conditions. a purse snatcher is on the streets this morning after one of his victims, a 93-year-old woman is fighting to recover from her injuries. >> so pathetic. abc 7's amy hollyfield live in concord this morning. >> reporter: reggie, police have very clear surveillance pictures that they found that they want

you to take a look at. you won't believe how good these pictures are. take a look. this is the picture of the man inside the bank. this is who they think did this. they think he's about 30 years old. notice he has a tattoo on his right forearm. they also have a picture of the white chevy malibu they believe he was driving. police say they think he stole the purses of two women, age 64 and 93. the older woman was pushed to the ground. she was hurt. police say she had significant injuries. he's still in the hospital. this happened around 4:00 friday afternoon. this was near the bank of america in the sun valley mall in concord. if you know this man, concord police would like to hear from you. live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. meanwhile a pittsburg man is facing a charge in connection with a series of gold chain snatchings in fremont. remember this surveillance video we showed you earlier this month? this footage led to the arrest.

you can see that man violently grabbing the gold chain from her neck. officers arrested a man named jermaine smith who currently faces one count of robbery. they say he does have a criminal history including a previous robbery charge. happening today, catering workers with united airlines will rally at seven airports at sfo organizers want to unionize. they say they're protesting low wages and lack against unjust first aings and suspensions. the official statement says we believe the union's allegations against united airlines and its management are baseless and we look forward to hearing the results of the national mediation board's investigation. new at 6:00, apple, google and other big companies could soon face a new tax. according to the business journal, both cupertino and mountain view are considering so-called head taxes. that means they would charge a

company by the number of employees it has. officials say the taxes could generate $5 million per year for each city. the mountain view city council could discuss that proposal tonight. cupertino hired a company to poll residents. both cities would need voter approval before a so-called head tax could be implemented. new at 6:00 a.m., two big election stories making headlines while you were sleeping. we'll start with this one first out of georgia, as i push play. this is stacey abrams, she's won the democratic primary. if she beats out the republican, she'll become the first woman governor of georgia. another big story a lot of gay rights activists are watching. do you remember kim davis? she was the controversial kentucky clerk who went to jail three years ago for denying marriage licenses to gay couples citing religious beliefs. she had a slight victory last

night. a gay man who she had previously denied a license to was trying to unseat davis in her county clerk role. he couldn't quite get it done. he failed to get the democratic nomination. davis will be facing another opponent in the election. rock climbing certainly a high-risk sport. it gets even more dangerous in bad weather. the national park service says a hiker fell to his death at yosemite during a thunderstorm. this happened on monday afternoon. he fell from the cables on half dome. >> never trust that the sierras will be safe. always prepare for the worst. if a storm comes in, you don't go for it because the higher you get exposed, the more you'll get lightning strikes. >> monday's death was the first on the half dome cable since 2011. the numbers are in and b.a.r.t. says it is getting safer. >> it says that so far this year b.a.r.t. has seen a 9% drop in

overall violent crime compared with last year. robberies dropped 16%, property crimes like auto thefts are down 2%. this is notable, though. ag grated assaults increased by 26%. b.a.r.t. has hired more police officers and installed working surveillance cameras in all train cars. in the past two months, officers issued more than 1,000 citations for fare evasion. the new york lawyer kaupt on camera about ranting about spanish workers has a new message. how city officials can force self driving car companies to give up crucial information to help improve our roads. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the storm impact scale on the chance of light showers thursday night into friday, especially for the friday morning commute. there's also a slight chance of

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mid to upper 50s while we have 51 at daly city for the cool spot. looks wet in san francisco as we look from our roof cam down the embarcadero. drizzle to breezy conditions at our beaches today. a good day to do yard work while temperatures are still comfy. if you're on the bay, breezy and wavy. small craft advisory 9:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon. down in the south bay, we'll see sunshine this afternoon and temperatures hanging out in the upper 60s. let's find out more about the morning commute. we haven't had crashes this morning, so that makes sense, they have the most ideal driving conditions, not so much in the east bay. that's where we've had a lot of issues with the mist and drizzle. looking for a crash reported on eastbound 80 right around powell. we have been moving this camera around in emeryville. not spotted it left. sounds like we may have injuries, maybe off on the frontage road. another issue in the east bay,

the sig alert eastbound 24 inside caldecott tunnel. the left bore is open, right bore still fully blocked due to the two-vehicle crash with injuries. the driverless car debate is ramping up in san francisco. the examiner reports city transportation officials are asking state regulators to incorporate data sharing into new rules for driverless cars if they carry passengers. they want the gps information to help combat traffic the company is including ub ber, lyft and waymo, they want to restrict driverless car data. this is very interesting. a new aaa study finds 73% of american drivers say they're too afraid to ride in a self-driving car. only 20% say they trust these driverless cars. aaa says it's because of recent

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this morning a new recommendation from the ntsb to make school buses safer. the agency announced that new school buses should have both lap and shoulder seat belts. only a few states, including california require three-point seatbelts. after a deadly crash in new jersey last week, transportation officials say it is time for a change. >> this will be a historic day. we have tip towed around that for a long time. it's time to take a hard stance on this. >> rollover tests show what can happen to children in buses without seatbelts. the ntsb says buses can be with automatic braking and electronic stability control. the manhattan lawyer who ranted against spanish-speaking restaurant workers says he's not a racist. aaron schlossberg issued an apology yesterday. he said seeing himself can open his eyes and his actions are not acceptable. he said the video did not, quote, convey the real me.

last week schlossberg accused spanish-speaking employees of being on welfare and threatened to call i.c.e. the reunion one year in the make. jake the dog went missing from phoenix, arizona in 2017. last month the 7-year-old was found wandering the streets in pennsylvania more than 2,000 miles away. a vet scanned the chip and gave his owner some good news. there's just one problem, jake's owner had just had a baby and couldn't make the cross kubt trip to pick him up. that's when the dog rescue hatched a master plan. volunteers drove jake from one place to the next to the next to the next until he finally reached his family. still no word on how jake ended up so far from home. he was like, i just wanted to run away, just wanted to see the road. >> that's my favorite story of the day. i can't believe it because jake looks fine. jake was just living his life. oh, i guess i did get that far. >> forest gump moment there,

just started running and never stopped. running this morning? a little humid out there. you may get a little wet, also, because the drizzle is a little heavier and more widespread. it's causing delays at sfo. make sure you call ahead. in fact, we'll have cool conditions again this afternoon and we'll see a little more sunshine than yesterday. cloudy tonight, less drizzle to deal with during tomorrow morning's commute. we have a chance of showers friday and the summer warmth arrives just in time for the end of the holiday weekend. today, san francisco, mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. downtown in mission about 60. south san francisco about 61 degrees. head over to the east bay, what we're looking at here has a narrow range, 63 to 66 degrees. definitely not as gray as yesterday. same thing on the peninsula where temperatures will hit the mid to upper 60s. but at theest co-still kind of a raw day with 55 in pacifica, half moon bay 57. down in the south bay, a slight bump up. still below average from 66 in milpitas to about 71 in san

jose. our east bay valleys we're looking at upper 60s to low 70s until you get into the san ramon valley. look at that, mid 60s and up in the north bay, because the clouds linger the longest here outside of the coast, in the low to mid 60s. once you get up to ukiah, more sunshine and about 73 degrees. here is a look at the lows tonight. notice not as much green on the map that we had yesterday. a little drizzle possible. especially near the coast tomorrow. mostly cloudy, temperatures about the same. thursday night into friday morning, our best chance of showers, so friday's morning commute could be wet, also. saturday we'll see a rebound in temperatures but nothing like -- >> taking a look at the south bay we are pretty dry this morning. that's really our driest commute.

101 and 880 looking great there. volumewise, increasing just a little bit on the northbound side. that's the traffic heading towards us. southbound side very light. you're looking better than pretty much everybody else here this morning. more good news in the east bay. just got the all clear from chp. eastbound 24 inside caldecott tunnel, the serious crash with injuries, that had the right bore blocked for the last 45 minutes. totally gone now. all lanes back open. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze r maze, you're heavy, albany make that, nine minutes. southbound 880 fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's ahead this morning. >> good morning. great to be with both of you this morning. coming up on gma. there are new questions over whether the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un will take place.

the president saying there's a substantial chance it won't happen. our cecelia vega live from the white house with the latest. also ahead, after a judge ordered a man to move out of his parents' home, the 30-year-old is now speaking out. our geo benitez spoke with him to get his side of the story. there's a little more to the story of why he thinks he should stay. controversial media starlital tay and her mother. videos of the 9-year-old swearing and pretending to do drugs are drawing fire. why her mom says she's proud. it's all coming up only on gma. a rnt paing talk. that's what we're going for. >> ginger, i know you're a mom. i don't have a kids, but just even watching little tay online, it's disturbing. >> it's uncomfortable. you'll get to hear from both of them. >> all right. we'll give them a chance. a warning for comcast internet customers. a major flaw that may have exposed your wi-fi passwords.

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measurable drizzle this morning is going to lock in a cooler-than-average air pass. temperatures four to ten degrees

below average. 60 in san francisco to san jose at 71. if you thought that popping a pill would somehow keep your skin safe while you were tanning, think again. u.s. food and drug administration issuing a warning to companies that sell pills claiming to counter the effects of the sun's harmful rays. the fda says these bills are not delivering. instead they're misleading consumers and putting people at risk. the fda commissioner says no pill or capsule can replace your sunscreen. this morning we're getting a closer look at what happened when a woman hit a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy with a patrol car. it ended up with the suspect being shot three times. >> yesterday the sheriff's office released this body camera video of the incident. the sheriff says it all began with a routine patrol stop on ocean street extension friday. deputies detained two people near a stolen vehicle, and 27-year-old jessica low escaped,

got into the driver's seat of a patrol car. >> people were being detained in handcuffs in the back of patrol cars, and at that point the deputies were doing their investigation about the stolen car. and so it shows you in law enforcement how quickly things turn chaotic. >> investigators say lowe charged at one deputy and that's when the deputy's partner opened fire. this morning lowe is still in the hospital and the injured deputy is out on medical leave. a plastic straw with your soda might be a thing of the past at mcdonald's. today mcdonald's shareholders will be asked to vote to ban plastic straws at all 36,000 locations around the world. instead, the company would have to find greener alternatives. company officials want shareholders to reject the proposal. they say restaurants are already working to reduce waste and promote recycling and they're working with packaging experts to find cost effective alternatives.

comcast is investigating a security flaw that exposed customer passwords on the web. anyone with a subscriber's account number and street address number could be given the user and password to the related wi-fi account. comcast says it shut down the service in question within hours of learning of the issue. the company says it has no reason to believe any account information was actually accessed. golden gate bridge officials acknowledge the span is looking a little shabby these days. now there's a push to gussy up san francisco's icon. the golden gate bridge will be sell braefting its 81st birthday this sunday. according to our media partner, the marin lg, a non-profit raising millions of dollars dedicating to restoring the bridge. officials say painting the structure isn't so easy. it would cost up to $30 million because of the difficult nature of the work. next at 6:30, first san jose, now b.a.r.t. could be heading closer to the central valley than ever before.

consumer reports give tesla's model 3 a bad review. elon musk is responding. plus an update on the situation on hawaii this morning, on hawaii's big island. still a ton of lava spewing

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right now at 6:30, volcano disaster. molten lava inching closer to a crucial power plant in hawaii. you've probably seen vendors selling merchandise outside games, but the money you spend could be ending up in a surprising place. abc 7's own spencer christian on "good morning america." what he's revealing about a secret life he had while on national sell vision. a live look at the bay bridge in our south beach camera this morning. that pretty much tells the story. morning drizzle has returned. however, a big change is on the way. not many days from now it's going to be hot in the bay area. >> about a 20-degree swing, 25 for some of us. >> unbelievable. >> sounds good to me, mike. >> it's going to come this weekend, just in time for the back half of the holiday

weekend. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's focus on today and getting you out and about. sea lions don't seem to mind the mist and heavier drizzle this morning. look how active they are in the morning hours. a little jealous. need a couple cups o of coffee to get that excited. today low to mid 50s. pretty much the same temperatures. watch out for more widespread drizzle and slick spots that alexis is going to talk about. noon, upper 50s to low 60s. at 4:00, mid to upper 60s. still below average and mid 50s to low 60s at 7:00. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. we finally got official word that the bay bridge metering lights were flipped on about 5:30, the typical time. the typical delays from the maze, too. good news approaching from the emeryville area. w had a crash reporting around eastbound 80 and powell,s that cleared. mass transit looking good.

ace 1, 3 and 5 on time. 57 b.a.r.t. trains in service, no delays. normal service and no delays for san francisco bay ferry. happening today, we expect a judge to decide if a domestic violence case moves forward for a 49ers player. >> reuben foster's ex-girlfriend ak cued him of hitting her and then testified she made it up. abc news reporter matt keller live in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. a big day for reuben foster. he could be walking out of this courthouse later today with a big win off the field. today a judge will decide if he'll go to trial on charges related to an alleged domestic violence incident in february. foster's former girl friend, alyssa ennis testified she falsely accused the 49ers linebacker of domestic violence because she wanted to get back at him for breaking up with her. legal analyst stephen clark says ennis' testimony seemed to be credible. >> it came off raw. it came off organic and she

broke down on the stand and apologized. >> reporter: ennis also testified she tried to bring false domestic violence charges against another ex-boyfriend in 2011 when that man tried to break up with her. 49ers have said they're waiting for the case to be resolved before making any decisions on foster's future. the judge is expected to issue her ruling at 3:30 this afternoon. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. morgan hill police are reaching out to the public to find a group of daytime burglars. these are the two men they're looking for. the most recent burglary happened yesterday morning. police say the suspects parked their vehicle in the area, walked to the front door of a home and forced their way in. investigators say they've seen a spike in burglaries in the past week. this morning, i've been trashing the effort to save a geothermal plant in hawaii threatened by lava flows. look at this new video from overnight on the big island.

you can see that fountain of lava spewing from the kilauea volcano. yesterday the lava destroyed a building near the geothermal plant. officials say for now it's stable. they stoppeds toic gases from seeping out. but they're monitoring it closely. a spike in gas levels could prompt a mass evacuation. our team here at abc 7 news watching the situation closely. a bunch of vendors outside oracle arena were just as unhappy as warriors fans last night. >> abc 7 news went along as federal agents busted several pop-up vendors for selling counterfeit gear. they took thousands of dollars of fake merchandise off the streets. >> the money that they're spending to distribute these counterfeit items can oftentimes be funded in furtherance of narcotics activity, weapons trafficking or in some cases

national security risk. >> inside of oracle arena the rockets came back to beat the dubs 95-92. now the series is tied 2-2. game five is tomorrow night in houston. san francisco police are investigating after a thief stole thousands of dollars' worth of sunglasses over the weekend. look at him. pretty clear in this surveillance video. shows him transcribing to break into eyes in disguise, a n optometry business on union street. this happened at 2:30 sunday morning. the suspect tried smashing the tempered glass, tried to put his arm through to get to the door to unlock it. couldn't quite reach it. he made his way down the street to shah shoes where he smashed the glass and grabbed fendi sunglasses. >> i feel pretty upset and couldn't sleep all night after the call. >> it seems to be happening not only here but in other parts, as i've talked to other colleagues who have optometry stores, this is a new crime that's gaining

popularity. >> the stone owner says thieves sell the sunglasses on ebay. san francisco police say both incidents are open investigations and the suspect who at this point is unknown may be the same person. neighbors in marin county have a month and a half to weigh in on two plans to save homes and businesses from flooding. chronic flooding in 20 o 5, damaging 1200 homes and 200 businesses. last night marin supervisors got a look at a proposed flood control project. it includes removing a build in san anselmo that blocks creek flow. residents now have 45 days to comment. b.a.r.t. plans to extend out to livermore to accommodate commuters from the central valley who take theality mont corridor ex-pret. >> b.a.r.. officials are considering five options. the two big ones, extending the dublin-pleasanton live to

isabelle avenue, or build a less costly bus system which would be kind of like a light rail to the same location. officials are expected to vote tomorrow. there's a catch. the extension in either case would shop four miles short of the ace station in livermore. tomorrow's vote is going to affect how they go forward. all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start with temperatures down in the south bay. up in the hills, as it's been the case all week, a little cooler, los gatos, 47, los altos hills 50. mid to upper 50s around san jose and santa clara. temperatures at 50 in bodega bay. the rest of us in the mid 50s. drift and mizzel -- mist and drizzle are out there once again. it's been coating our streets.

be careful. in fact, a lot of us noted when we were driving in especially from the east bay, pretty much the entire way was wet. be careful. that's a morning event. for mass transit, 9:00 this morning to 3:00 this afternoon. our school day forecast. you can see by 11:00 to 3:00 it's dry. sunshine breaks through the clouds unlike yesterday. temperatures fall at about the same line as they did yesterday. bottlerock, temperatures from 65 friday to 72 with mostly sunny conditions saturday to warm sunshine and 84 sunday. make sure you have the sunshine possibly needing the umbrella friday with the light good morning. >> good morning. >> how is it going out there? >> pretty busy out there. quite a few issues.

i want to show you the golden gate bridge right now. we've checked out this camera a few times, showing how misty and drizzly it is this morning, a crash in marin county, for the north bay, it involves four vehicles. one of those vehicles is a bus. they have confirmed no injuries to any of those bus riders. i'm not sure about the folks in the other three vehicles. they're calling for a tow truck to the scene. i believe three out of four of those vehicles will need to be towed. as you get into the sausalito area, the two right lanes blocked due to that crash. in the south bay, it is dry there. we briefly had a crash involving a motorcycle in northbound 101 around tully road, that cleared from the boards as well. still residual delays. that's starting to look better.. abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian is opening up about challenges in his life. we has a new book out called "you bet your life." it came out earlier this month.

in this book he reveals personal details including his struggle with a gambling addiction. he said it was a big problem during the 13 years he spent forecasting the weather on "good morning america." spencer returned to the gma studio to discuss the secret he was hiding. here is part of that interview. >> i still don't know how i was able to hide it as well as i did. i knew that i was living a lie. i was being deceptive. people had this one image of me which was a real part of who i was, but i was hiding this other part of me which was just as real and was self-destructive and damaging. >> spencer talked about the turning point in his life and how he beat his addiction. you can watch the full interview on gma starting at 7:00 a.m. two of san francisco's biggest music festivals now have new rules that could impact what you carry into the event. a warning for amazon customers, if you make too many returns, you could be banned. looking live at the big

board at the new york stock exchange. we're down about 100 points, 24,734. another live look up next. tonight at 6:30 "chasing the golden state killer." you can watch a sneak peek of the first six minutes of our special right now on abc7news.com.

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here is a look at the thunderstorm threat. looks a lot like yesterday.y.y. from ukiah towards shasta and down to lone pine in the sierra. hopefully no repeat of the mudslides because of the constant rain and thunderstorms. for today, 73, breezy and sacramento. mid to upper 60s, more sunshine around shaig aan diego and los angeles. thunderstorms today through possibly sunday. only monday is looking dry right now. >> thanks, mike. this morning police need your help finding a purse snatcher targeting the most vulnerable of us. >> one of the latest victims is 93 years old and she has serious injury. >> reporter: hi, natasha, police have a very good picture of this man. take a look. this is who they think stole the

purses from two women. if you know this man, concord police would like to hear from you. they think they stole the purses of women from a 93-year-old and a 64-year-old. they thi he got away in a white car, possibly a chevy malibu. they have a picture of that car as well. officers say he has a tattoo on his right forearm. this happened at the bank of america or just outside of it at the sun valley mall in concord. it happened just after 4:00 on friday. they tell us that the 93-year-old woman was knocked to the ground and was significantly hurt. they say she is still in the hospital. again, if you know this man, recognize him, give concord police a call. live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. right now in france, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and 50 other tech bosses meeting with the french president. this is when they were shaking hands. the meeting started during our

newscast. you see zuckerberg there. uber ceo by the way also there. a lot of people from the bay area. you have big leaders, microsoft, ibm also at this meeting. it's aimed at pursuing tech companies to fight hate speech, invest in tech literacy from the public and do overall good through technology. this comes one day, though, after zuckerberg faced tough questions yesterday from european union leaders, and he also apologized for fake news and election influence on his company's platform. take a look at this plane split nearly in half. it's hard to believe that everyone is expected to survive this. six people on board at the time the plane skidded off a runway in honduras. the private jet took off from austin, texas yesterday, five americans on board. it was trying to land in honduras' capital when it crashed and broke in half. experts say the airport is one of the toughest to navigate because it's surrounded by such rough terrain.

tesla ceo elon musk says it's working on fixing a braking issue on the model 3. there's a report that it brakes slower than a ford f-150. musk says this update is going to be sent over the air in the next few days. consumer reports says if that's true, it will be the first time we've seen something like that happen remotely. good luck if you planned a trip to las vegas. thousands of worker's at 34 different casinos could walk off the job. >> a strike authorized any time after june 1st. they want to reach new contracts with companies including mgm resorts and cesar's entertainment. the last strike in 1984 lasted over two months and caused the city and workers millions of dollars. your morning money report. soon it will be easier to freeze

your credit report. >> congress passed a bill to allow you to freeze your credit for free. currently it costs from $2.00 to $10. a larger bill aimed at rolling back regulations on the banking industry. president trump has to sign the bill and . be careful how many items you return to amazon. the company admitted it occasionally bans people who sends back too many orders. amazon has the 30-day return policy. the policy doesn't say how many returns will get you banned. amazon's conditions has the right to terminate accounts at its discretion. a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're still down a bit, 88 points right now. president trump rattled the markets yesterday with comments about trade talks with china and the possibility of postponing a meeting with north korea. this morning the top of the sales force tower in san

francisco is shrouded in fog. >> last night the top of the tower glowed with 11,000 l.e.d. lights and you couldn't see much of that either. te lights turned on as sales force employees celebrated the official opening of the 61-story building, the tallest building in the city. some residents are not too thrilled about the lights whichwhich will have visibility from 20 miles away. >> reminds you of new york a little bit. are we turning into manhattan? >> i was excited about how the bay bridge lights came in. i thought that was great. honestly they're going to get used to it and fall in love like they have with the bay bridge lights. artist jim campbell created the display. they hated the eiffel tower at the beginning. we can get used to almost anything. >> art is actually in the headlines for more than one reason, not just the sales force tower, but also that plaque that someone made honoring retiring

soccer legend brandi chastain. >> the bay area sports hall of fame saying it will redo it. the plag was presented during her induction monday night. it caused such a stir on social media. last night on "jimmy kimmel live!" take a look at what happened. >> let's take a look at their plaques. harris barker of the 9erss, that looks good. matt cain from the giants, that looks good. tim hardaway from the golden state warriors, that one looks really good. and then yourgs. >> they did say they would like to give it another chance, and i'm sure it will be great. >> will you give approval over it before they release the next one? >> they did say that would be possible. >> how gracious and lovely is she? >> jimmy kimmel joking it looked more like a russian power lifter mid squat. she said that's her favorite comparison so far. >> if i were her, i would want to keep both.

>> the memories. a good laugh when you have a party. >> who doesn't know about that wonderful plaque? >> all right. the drizzle is pretty heavy. one of the areas that's been shaded from that has been the south bay. pretty dry from san jose, 280 and 17. extensive drizzle this morning. brighter but still cool during the afternoon and evening hours. clouds return tonight, but they won't bring quite as much to the party as they did this morning. and then the showers will hit us friday before summer arrives during the holiday. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s throughout most of san francisco. mission and downtown about 60. south san francisco 61. on the east bayshore, more sunshine than yesterday. temperatures still kind of chilly, around 63 to 66 degrees. on the peninsula, today we'll have temperatures from the low 60s to the mid 60s.

down in the south bay, a slight bump up due to extra sunshine. only 66 in milpitas to 71 in san jose. in the east bay, our valleys will bb from the mid 60s in the san ramon valley n. the north bay, the clouds most stubborn today here except for the coast. you'll rival there. look at your temperatures, mid 60s. lows tonight, low to mid 50s. not as much green on the map. thursday night, scattered showers around as we head towards friday morning, there's the rain coming in. it looks like friday morning's commute could be a little tough. if you're heading to the beaches, temperatures will be warmest around santa cruz which that is not a picture of, and if my button would fast forward through that -- that was actually the mountains where there will be thunderstorms and 70s. places like half moon bay and bodega bay will be stuck in the mid 60s throughout the holiday

weekend. here is alexis. >> the mist and drizzle has caused several issues. four-vehicle crash on southbound 101 just before you get to spencer avenue. one of the vehicles was a bus. it has been confirmed everybody on the bus is okay. emergency crews arriving to the scene calling for at least a couple of flatbedatbedatbedatbed looking at very heavy traffic on southbound 680 through walnut creek. if you look towards the middle of your screen, we have reports of a disabled vehicle blocking the right center lane around treat boulevard. i believe that's what's causing this headache. you've got a lot of mist in that area, too. check out the drive times, in the red westbound 580 out of central valley, westbound 4 between antioch and concord, and 101 san rafael to san francisco with the crash. breaking news, just moments ago. secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. won't tolerate

russian interference in the 2018 u.s. elections. he went on to say the u.s. will counter any continued efforts to do so. he made the remarks just moments ago. we don't have too many details. it's because he said those comments during his opening remarks, and this is a live look at capitol hill where you see lawmakers are actually asking pompeo questions. he is testifying before the house foreign affairs committee. there he is. you can see a live look as he's talking right now. i was just listening in on my headphones on my computer. i can tell you that he was talking about north korea just a short time ago. we expect those lawmakers to grill him about what is happening with russia. so we'll continue listening and have updates throughout the day. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. two major festivals in san francisco are adopting security measures that the nfl currently uses with fans. >> this year both outside lands and the comedy festival cluster

fest will have clear bag policies. bag also have to be clear with the only exceptions being small clutches and fanny packs. one gallon clear zip lock bags are also permitted. organizers say they're speed up lines and provide better security. the museum of ice cream is teaming up with target. kids clothing will be available next month and special flavors will go on sale like chocolate crush and cheerio churro. the museum of ice dream launched in new york and there's a pop-up in san francisco. >> i know how you feel about the museum, can you get behind the clothing and ice cream flavors?

marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

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6:58. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door. look at your screen for number one. concord police trying to identify this man. he's suspected in a purse snatching at sun valley shopping center. a 93-year-old woman suffered significant injuries. an important day for reuben foster. today a judge will decide if he will face trial for a domestic

violence charge. foster's ex-girlfriend testified she lied about the allegations to get back at him for breaking up with her. number three, this morning new images of lava spewing spewg the kilauea volcano. number four, the b.a.r.t. board will take up an extension to livermore tomorrow. according to the bay area news group, some commuters are concerned the expansion wouldn't be connected with train service from the central valley. extensive drizzle for the morning commute. more sunshine, temperatures cooler than average in the 50s and 60s. sound 101 before spencer. four vehicles involved, two right lanes are blocked about 15 minutes away. number seven, the warriors hosting a watch party at oracle arena, playing pivotal game five in houston. tickets go on sale to the general public at warriors.com at noon and cost 20 bucks.

we'll be back in 20 minutes with an abc 7 good morning, america. flash flooding creating scenes like these from colorado to maryland. cars drowning in a lake of water and hail. and heavy rain leading to sinkholes in the south. now new concerns about that tropical system, the warning for florida this morning. president trump now says his summit with kim jong chance that it won't work out. >> the president also hints he could back down from a key demand, and he has a new guarantee for the north korean dictator. incredible new video overnight. american passengers escape this wreckage of a plane that took off in texas snapping in two. how everyone on board survived. and the 30-year-old whose parents took him to court. >> you're going to make it so that these people can just throw me out.