>> what a player. incredible stuff. first we'll talk about the weather. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is mike. >> let's drop in on live doppler 7 to see what we're tracking this morning. a lot of gray out there. a little more widespread than yesterday. still waiting for some areas of drizzle to pop up. if they do, let us know so we can let everybody else know. the broezs, that's the big sory. you can see them gusts from 10 to 22 miles per hour. over the water, at least the bay, no clouds. over land, a lot of clouds this morning. temperatures today almost exactly like yesterday. 50s this morning, mid 60s at noon and upper 60s at 4:00 away from the coast. then jacket weather during the evening hours. how about the commute this morning, alexis? >> it's been pretty quiet, mike. we don't have any significant issues to talk about. we've only had a couple crashes, one on eastbound 580, so the lighter side of traffic. they're still working to clear that, just one vehicle involved.

that's still blocking the two right lanes right around high street. we have not had any delay approaching that all morning. a quick check of the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. last time we looked at this, we had two vehicles heading toward us on the westbound side of 580. at this point several more, but obviously no major issues. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. an update now on the breaking news i mentioned a few minutes ago involving former 9ers qb colin kaepernick. yahoo news reporting his teal team wants to subpoena president trump in a case against the nfl. his lawyers want to force the president into that on going legal battle between kaepernick and the league. you probably know that kaepernick was really at the forefront of the controversy surrounding players kneeling during the national anthem. he was the first player to do so. if the president is subpoenaed, this would aim to get the president to say he had some sort of an agenda siding with

the nfl. it's going to be really hard to do and the president would likely refuse to do so. at least one american city taking aim at uber and lyft, taking a big step to put limits on surge pricing. >> the city is honolulu, the first in the u.s. to do this. uber is responding. matt keller live in san jose this morning. >> reporter: good morning. so many people take uber or lyft to get here to the san jose airport. the more customers, the more likely you'll see surge pricing. should there be a cap on how high your fares can go. honolulu could be the first city in the u.s. with that limitation. city council approved a bill preventing surge pricing if the fare is higher than the maximum price set by testify city. uber called it outdated taxi-still requirements on ride share. >> personally i'd like a cap. but you know, the free market will decide what carrier you're going to use.

so if uber is too expensive, i'm going to use the other guy. >> reporter: uper says unlike taxis, riders know up front what they'll pay before accepting a ride. honolulu attorneys will review the measure before it goes to the mayor. he would have ten days to decide if he's going to veto it. live at san jose airport, matt keller, abc 7 news. a new squad at the fbi san francisco field office helped stop a recent shooting threat at valley view high school. >> it was formed after the prkland high school shooting and a rise in threats across the country. officials say because a lot of resources are needed to investigate the threats, all their longer-term investigations were suffering. >> we think creating this group that are totally responsible for addressing these types of threats is a far better use of

these resources. >> a 13-year-old student was arrested in connection with the valley view threat. police also say they found guns in the student's home. the two men facing off for governor in the november election are not wasting time get their message out. both democrat gavin newsom and john cox spoke yesterday about how they'd be the best leader for california. one issue the candidates are at odds over, the 12 cent gas tax. >> -- just looking for short-term gains. obviously my opponent is going to make that a big issue but will offer nothing in terms of an alternative. empty rhetoric. >> fix the cause of the problem i.'s the special interest corruption, the waste of money at caltrans. that's what i'm going to be devoted to when i'm the governor. >> president trump tweeted his congratulations to cox yesterday. take a look what newsom reemployed to that tweet with. please campaign for him as much as possible.

scammers are making phone calls to try to steal your money annual personal information. the federal communications commission says it's received numerous complaints. the scammers make the phone calls pretending to be chinese consulate employees. more than 30 victims have lost a total of $3 million to these scams. the highway patrol released video of a helicopter crew rescues an injured climber in yosemite. the 47-year-old man fell about 200 feet while free climbing north dome and suffered major injuries. the helicopter crew hoisted the victim up and took him to an ambulance waiting nearby. a lot of people talking about this story this morning, the non-violent drug offender pardoned by president trump is speaking on gma this morning. alice johnson was released yesterday after serving nearly 22 years of a life sentence. he was convicted on charges of

conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of oss koyie c cocaine. >> she told me she knew this was meant to be at the time when she saw her -- when i popped up on her phone, she said it was a moment where she knew that this is a moment, this is a person that she needs to do something. >> johnson says she feels she has overpaid her debt to society. the president says he may also pardon tv personality and business woman martha stewart. just-released video from the north bay wildfire shows true heroism in the middle of the disaster. relief for muni riders who cram onto one train for the commute. the buccaneers of balboa high, it's going to be breezy and temperatures hanging in the mid to upper 50s.

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6:00. dress for temperatures about the same way they've been all week. 56 in san bruno, hayward. con korpd, 46 in napa to 55 in san jose and fremont. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. notice the lack of fog at least here. yard work, pretty comfortable to do that and relax during the cool evening hours. ocean and bay, the breezes creating caution once again. let's set up to the north bay where most of the temperatures 54 addle:00. low 70s for most of us. san jose northward, mid to upper 70s a little warmer there. take a look at the accuweather forecast and the pending heat wave. unfortunately we have a couple new issues. this is sounding serious, westbound 80 before pinole valley road. a crash involving a motorcycle once again. it is sounding like that rider is injured. we've got the two left lanes blocked right now. you're jammed solid from highway

4. i'll have an update coming up in a few minutes. also, not seeing a backup for this one, northbound 880 before montague expressway. a vehicle hit the guard rail and the left lane is blocked. overall, the south bay has been fairly quiet today. this is a look at 87 near highway 17, not nearly the commute that we had in the south bay yesterday. so looking all right here. next traffic update in about ten minutes. 6:11 now. more and more people leaving the bay area, but they're not going very far. there's a new report showing exactly where most of them are ending up. stunning surveillance video shows a smart train crash last we week. the video is raising concern for the video is raising concern for a needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint

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. we're back at 6:14. a poll out this morning reveals how hard it is to find housing in the bay area. >> according to the bay area council, 53% of voters say it's much harder to find housing than last year. 76% say it has gotten somewhat more difficult. the good news from the poll, nearly half a million households are willing to build a granny unit to help the housing crisis. i don't know if that's something we can throw a party about, but okay. people who are moving from the bay area to elsewhere are mostly heading east to sacramento, especially

one reason could be because the median home price in sacramento is currently four times less than san francisco. be aware sacramento's population growth rate is the highest of all major kachlt cities. >> they're going to see the same problem. >> eventually. just kicking the can down the road. at noon tickets go on sale for the warriors official watch party for game four. >> it could turn into a dub nation celebration if the warriors sweep the cavs in cleveland. >> last night about 8,fans packed oracle. fans got quite a show. besides kevin durant's performance on the jumbo trom, the warriors dance team and dj d-sharp entertained the crowd. >> after a great game.

>> game through we got it. let's go! >> tickets for tomorrow night's watch party cost to bucks, parking is 30 bucks, a portion of the proceeds go to the aeg oakland community foundation and the warriors community foundation. one thing i really love about dubs fans, they are not afraid to dance. they have some really good moves. >> oh, yeah, they're great. even their bad moves are great. they do it with heart. >> they really do. 20 bucks to watch the warriors potentially sweep the series, not too bad. >> you may not be able to see them win it at home if they sweep. go there tomorrow night or watch it here, dubs on 7. golden sunshine in your fast, that's one of the things we've noticed all week with the unusual pattern we've been having, cloudy around san rafael. southbound 101 here, it will become brighter this afternoon with highs struggling, falling well short of average.

lighter beezs, means warmer temperatures tomorrow. the real heat is coming next week. for most of san francisco, mid to upper 50s. daly city at 56, marina at 59, balboa park at 58. the mission 62. that's as warm as it gets. it will feel cooler with the breezes. as far as the east bay, afternoon haze and sunshine after cloudiness this morning. mid to upper 60s for you. oakland only 63. san mateo 64. the warmest temperature in redwood city at 65. mountain view about 67. san jose sunny and pretty comfortable. 71 degrees. milpitas 68. look at the upper 60s to mid 70s. still saving money without having to run the air conditioner. in the north bay, ukiah and santa rosa pushing 80. as far as temperatures tonight, we've got upper 40s in the north bay valleys.

here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little push and pull as temperatures tomorrow warm up and we pull back saturday and warm up sunday. then we just say forget it. let's just have a heat wave and keep things steady for a while next week. good morning, mike. unfortunately we do have pretty significant issue here if you're going to be traveling on westbound 80 heading towards the richmond area. this is technically still in hercules. westbound 80 before pinole valley road, a motorcycle is down. that's blocking the two left lanes. it sounds like there are potentially serious injuries. emergency crews arriving on the scene. we know what happens whenever we have a crash blocking in this area. that will likely back upp into vallejo. bay bridge toll plaza looking heavy, metering lights on at 5:22 this morning. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze 26 minutes. we don't have anything blocking once you get past the metering

lights. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo. new at 6:00, relief for commuters in san francisco. according to the examiner, muni will start running its new trains with two cars starting on wednesday. sfmta got safety certification for longer trains. the change will ease crowding on the jude dough line. more multicar trains should hit the rails next month. officials say they're waiting for camera equipment stuck in customs in china. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> amy robach with a look at what's ahead. >> nice to be with you. coming up, the 63-year-old great grandmother free after 22 years in prison. she's joining us on gma talking about the emotional release and how kim kardashian helped her cause. kate spade's husband breaking her silence, opening up about

her death being a complete shot. we have an abc news exclusive. the man that was shot when that dancing fbi agencies gun went off. he's speaking out about his injury. it's worse than we thought. the surprising thing he wants from that agent, all coming up on a thursday. >> i've seen that video more than a dozen times and it never doesn't shock me. it's always so bizarre. amy, looking forward to that, thank you. your tires might be too old. if you plan to stop at starbucks this morning, get ready to pay more. how much they're raising the price of a cup of coffee. a live look at the bay bridge this morning at 6:20 -- well, that is the bay bridge, it just wasn't the shot i expected. that's the embarcad (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes)

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early morning hours of october 9th. six drivers rescuing people. one of the driver's first stops was the brookdale memory care facility. that's where staff began loading the patient. by the time this driver left, they took every seat. you see this camera. it showed him a second ago reassuring passengers as they left for the shelter. he was the only perp that really knew the terror that was ahead. >> i was just trying to project an image of everything is okay, we're going to get through this and get you to your place. >> and you're thinking? >> i'm hoping we get to their place. >> by the end of the night six drivers saved 400 people. they never got a medal for this work, but with the release of the work, santa rosa's bus drivers are finally getting their due. >> they deserve nihon or we can give them. i cannot imagine looking out of those windows and seeing a sea of embers. amazing. >> a new recommendation from aaa, change your tires more

often especially if you drive in wet conditions. >> the agency conducted a test with two cars, one with new tires, one with worn tires. the car with worn tires on the right took much longer to stop on a wet track. approximately 87 feet longer. experts say it's all about the tread. >> the tread of a tire, its only purpose in life is to get water away so the tire can remain in contact with the road. so you have to inma tan that tread depth. >> the aaa test was with cars that had twice the recommended tread depth of at least 2/32 of an inch. aaa is calling for a higher standard. the old test used a penny to see if the tires need replacing. experts say you should use a quarter. if you see all of george washington's head, your tread is getting into the danger zone. walmart is trying hard to attract new shoppers. the new wine maker selection is

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now at 6:30, a fast moving fire tears across part of the east bay during the evening commute. fire crews working late into the night to mop up the mess. >> you've got to look at your screen for this one. this is one of the wildest cases of alleged road rage that you will ever see. one more game. the warriors on the verge of another nba finals victory. this morning oakland's viral dance mom is facing off with a cavs fan. could it be a sign of how friday's game will go? we'll see. >> the price for your morning cup of coffee has gone up. >> seeing all the special effects behind her, smoke coming out. >> all the glitter. >> i feel like this is a little

new. >> she adds something new. >> serve up some weather, mike. >> let's take a look at what's going on the you're dancing your way across anywhere. 22 at sfo, 20 at fairfield. sitting here dancing next to me. not distracting whatsoever. your accuweather 12-hour plannerment temperatures in the low to mid 50s this morning. mid 60s at noon. upper 60s at 4:00. you can see upper 50s to mid at 7:00. >> they're analyzing whether that is a new move or not. unfortunately we have a big issue on the roads right now. this is a sig alert, this crash in the east bay, between

hercules and pinole. a crash involving a motorcycle blocking the two left lanes. we have injuries reported, too. using our distance measuring tool, you're up to about a three-mile backup. that is getting closer to the vallejo area. southbound 101 across golden gate bridge, we're incident-free in the north bay. the commute looking great. fire crews were still monitoring an east bay fire late into the night. a lot of you saw that smoke as it was coming from a junk yard. three people ended up getting hurt including a firefighter. cornell barnard live in pittsburg. >> reporter: good news about the firefighter. they will be okay after injuring their hand. lots of water, lots of foam continues to be seen around here, around this auto dismantling yard, right next to this landscaping business. we're seeing smoke continuing to rise from the back of here as this fire continues to smolder. it's a remind of yesterday's dramatic fire fight.

check this out. thick black smoke could be seen for miles. you may have seen it on your drive home. sky 7 was overhead. these firefighters attacked the brush fire which spread into the wrecking yard around 5:30 p.m. officials issued an air advisory. jason stanley owns the wrecking yard and was worried about losing heavy machinery that was parked inside. >> looks like it's getting under control. i pray there's minimal damage. when you work for, and to see it could be gone, it's scary, you know. that's what puts food on the table. >> reporter: a lot of the equipment was saved, in fact. firefighters say a candle burning in a tent in a homeless camp was the likely cause of the fire. two more people suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation. one of them was taken to the

hospital. we're live in pittsburg, cornell barna barnard, abc 7 news. this morning the warriors are just one win away from back-to-back nba titles. >> last night kevin durant had his best postseason game ever to almost single handedly lead the dubs. scored 43 points on 23 shorts. k.d. also grabbed 13 rebounds and dished out seven assists. it was a huge performance, thank goodness, on a night when steph curry and clay thompson client for just 21 points. warriors survived a slow start and pulled away for a 110 to 102 victory to take a 3-0 series lead. abc 7's mindi bach caught up with kevin durant after the game. >> it's a step in the direction we want to go, to be champions. one more win to do so. i loved everybody's poise tonight, the sense of urgency. we kept fighting and kept playing. we made shots down the stretch. tried to have some fun out

there. >> humbled and focused. the warriors became the first leads in back-to-back nba e 3-0 finals. no nba team has ever come back from that deficit and take the series. >> abc 7 the only place you can watch the nba finals. game four is tomorrow in cleveland. pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage starts at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." violence breaking out at the warriors watch party at oracle arena. this morning oakland police are asking for witnesses to come forward. they say a man was shot in parking lot a around 9:00 last night. he had to be taken to the hospital. so far police say they have not made any arrests. this is truly disturbing, a san francisco woman has been charged with murder after police found her roommate's dismembered body in her home. >> according to the chronicle,

the victim was maggie mamer. a friend says mamer was being forced to move out. police arrested her roommate, 47-year-old lisa gonzalez. she's due tore ab rained tomorrow. prosecutors want her held without bail. a teacher in the south bay is in trouble for what he is calling a joke, but what others say was a racist gesture directed at a student. abc 7 news was in san jose yesterday when activists for people of color held a news conference about the incident in april. the unnamed teacher is on paid administrative leave from santa teresa high school. activists say a black student was in pe class when the teacher, who is white, allegedly said stay away from me and then used a rope to make a noose around his own neck. >> it is appalling we have children trying to be educated in an atmosphere like this. we are all responsible for raising and educating our children. >> activists are considering a civil rights lawsuit against the school district. the case was taken to the da's

office. and that office deemed it a hate incident, not a hate crime. no charges were filed. 6:36 now. the race for san francisco mayor is still too close to call this morning. less than a percentage point separates london breed and mark leno. according to the latest count, roughly 75% of jane kim's voters chose leno as their second choice, while 25% chose breed. that since is what's pushing leno ahead despite breed having captured the most first place votes in the first round. the candidates have different views, of course, on the instant runoff system called rank choice voting. >> this is the one that we're dealing with as it relates to this race. for now we're stuck with it. >> it pro motes more positive campaigns. if i want your second vote, i'm not going to drop a bomb on you. i think we saw that in that race as well. >> 13,000 ballots came in yesterday alone. those postmarked on or before election day are valid as long

as they arrive by tomorrow. more election results posted on our website, abc7news.com. that's where you can keep up to date as more votes are being counted. arguably the most high-tech county in the country was the last in the state to report election results. santa clara county was dead last among 58 counties to report. the registrar blames outdated equipment. the registrar needed breaks to service the mechanical system and the server needed to be rebooted occasionally during the course of kaunting. >> isn't that amazing, the arony of that happening in that yar of all areas. maybe someone could donate new equipment. 47 in santa clara. that's what you're going to feel

everywhere until you get to the north bay, in the upper 40s. a look at a his si walnut creek as we look down 680 towards 24. the breezes, that's why ution, i put that, on driving and the ferry ride today, especially this afternoon, especially north-south bridges. san francisco, a very narrow range today as you expect. clouds will linger through at least 10:00. sunshine this afternoon, jumping from the mid 50s to the upper 50s. east bay valleys, enjoy this while you have it. you will be at least 20 to 25 degrees warmer than this next week. today we start off with 58, 63 at 10:00. low to mid 70s from about 1 clock all the way to 6:00. our last stop will be the peninsula. we've got little haze this morning. if there's a little drizzle, possible it could be falling here. temperatures by noon with increasing sunshine in the low

and mid 60s for the afternoon hours. let's turn it over to alexis. what are you watching? >> a sig alert, a pretty serious crash if you're traveling on westbound 80 through the east bay. it's right on the line between hercules and pinole, within 80 before pinole valley road. a motorcycle is down and it does sound like we have serious injuries to that rider. the two left lanes are blocked. this is a sig alert. that means at least 30 minutes before they get these lanes closed, possibly longer than that. chp saying they're not sure how long it will take. the backup almost to the carquinez bridge. 11 miles an hour, 6 miles an hour. if you want to use surface streets, they'll probably save you a little time. westbound 580 tracy to dublin one hour and six minutes for you. westbound 4, antioch to concord, in the yellow at 28 minutes. we are still looking okay southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco. no delays there. i want you to check out your screens right now. this is crazy, one of the

scariest cases of alleged road rage you will ever see. this happened in sacramento on monday. you can see the driver of the suv ramming that honda over and over again. i want to point out the driver of that honda was able to get out of their vehicle before this happened. but then the driver of that white suv got out. there you go, he is stomping on the windshield of that other vehicle. that suspect is now in custody. this all started apparently after some type of disturbance happened on the freeway, and then that white suv followed the honda off of the road. so just crazy. >> unbelievable video. >> amazing. a good thing nobody was in the back seat on that side. >> can you imagine if there was a child or something -- >> police are saying it looks like he was under the influence of narcotics which provides an explanation. >> that explains it a lit bit.

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you can definitely hear it. now look at it. that's mother nature, the power, the strength, the awe of this massive tornado ripping through wyoming last night. the local paper there says there were no ped yacht reports of damage or injuries. those are the kind of tornadoes we like to watch, out over open fields. here is a look at what's going on back here at home. a lot of activity on the east bay. alameda, the hornets are graduating at 4:00. breezy and sunny with temps about 60 degrees. you head up the hill to skyline boulevard, temperatures even cooler as we head into the afternoon hours. the titans in the upper 50s as we head into the evening hours. 102 in palm springs, 74 in l.a. 81 in sacramento and 71 in tahoe. that's not tahoe, that's the golden gate bridge. but still a beautiful backdrop

for my tahoe forecast. look at that sharp cold front with no rain saturday, a breezy 60 and much calmer and warmer next week, low 80s. >> a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. at the live desk, if we can get the camera to whip around, i can show you video we have coming in overnight. some of the youngest victims of the deadly fuego volcanic eruption in guatemala have arrived in south texas for medical attention. six kids are in critical condition. they arrived in galveston last night. doctors say they will likely undergo surgery this morning at the shriner's hospital for children. that hospital specializing in burn treatment. also overnight we learned the death toll has unfortunately gone up to 99 people. already still 200 people missing. >> she just wants help finding her family. >> hard to hear those people

talking about how their loved ones a missing still. i do want to show you this photo from overnight that we got from nasa. you can see just how big the plume of smoke is from the volcano. it has gone so far as to guatemala city. that's 40 miles away from the volcano. it's the country's capital city. >> thank you, jessica. 6:47 now. one city making a big move to try to slow down surge pricing from ride hailing companies like uber and lyft. >> it could have a ripple effect across the country. abc 7 reporter matt keller at mineta san jose airport. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. many people arrive here in an uber or lift. sometimes surge pricing is a reality. all you have to do is hop on a plane to honolulu. honolulu city council approved a bill preventing surge price fg the rates

maximum fare set by the city. one uber driver we talked to this morning said a cap sounded reasonable. >> if you're in it to help people out and make a fair wage, but there should be a cap. >> uber says their rides in hawaii is 40% cheaper than taxis. if i get the approval from our executive producer, i'd be happy to get on a flight to honolulu to continue to follow the story. >> interesting to see where this goes from here. thank you, matt. >> for the first time, we're hearing from a man wounded when an fbi agent's gun went off at a colorado bar. tom wettington remains confused. >> i heard a loud bang and i thought, oh, some idiot set off a firecracker. a all of the sudden, my -- from

the knee down became completely red. that's when it clicked in my head, oh, i've been shot. >> the agent's gun fell to the grount when he did that back flip while dancing. take a look what happened. when he tried to pick it up, it discharged. that man identified as 29-year-old chase bishop. you can hear more from the victim tom reddington on good morning mayor. for your morning money report, your morning cup of coffee is getting more expensive. >> that's right. starbucks has just raised its prices. according to the "wall street journal" price went up ten to 20 cents on all brewed coffee, raising prices by 2% this year. that putsds it on par with inflation. let's take a look at the new york stock exchange. we're up 115 points. today could be the fifth straight day of gains. analysts say investors are getting less nervous about trade

tensions. this morning an nba finals dance face-off on "good morning america" between the best dancers on the jumbotrons. >> the warriors represented by dance mom robin schrieber. ♪ >> i love seeing here on the "good morning america" set. she's taking full advantage of hir lighting and props. the dance mom battles it out with two brothers representing the houston rockets and a little boy who dazzles fans at washington wizards games. you see the other competitors she has to face. >> they're going down, no doubt. >> alexis, i'm going to say this. any time you bring out a cute kid, it's real tough to win. >> is that fair really? robin is incredible. >> a winner no matter what. >> she has new moves, too.

was that a new sweater, too? >> be dazzled. >> i like it. sweater weather the last couple days. time to dress warmly if you're graduating, if you're one of the buccaneer high school seniors of balboa high, mid to upper 50s for you. 11:00, lock at the breezes. another one, menlo-atherton, the bears graduating 4:00, have a great time. enjoy the experience and be safe tonight. here is a look from the east bay hills. the marine layer, extra clouds we talked about spilling all the way in to our inland valleys. that means slower sunshine today a little bit, cooler than average temperatures. mainly cloudy, isolated drizzle tonight. the summer heat wave slated for next week. a look at the cloud cover. you can see by noon, cloudiness along the east bay short line. that will definitely thin out as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. we'll start in the south bay,

eight degrees below average with upper 60s to low 70s. on the peninsula today, 62 in millbrae, palo alto at 67. the farther north you are, the better chance you have being warm. as you move toward the east bay valleys, the san ramon valley up towards livermore, upper 60s, everybody else in the low to mid 70s. temperatures the same as have been, upper 40s to low 50s. the next couple days mirror each other. it gets hot and stays hot tuesday and wednesday. >> good morning, mike. better news here. our sig alert just canceled for a crash on westbound 80 between hercules and pinole. that's the good part of the story. we still have a significant backup. we had the crash involving a

bike that went down. two left lanes were blocked. they just cleared that. the lanes were blocked for about 30 minutes or so. four-mile backup remains from the foopt of the carquinez bridge. use saab pablo avenue or use 680 to highway 24, those are options. if you're not leaving any time soon, if you have another 15, 20 minutes, i think it will thin out. northbound 880 before montague expressway, that backup starting to improve a bit, too. >> thank you so much, alexis. the tragic death of a student at an east bay high school is not a suicide, but rather an superintendent. a just-released autopsy from the coroner's office says there's no indication 15-year-old benjamin curry drown himself last month at san ramon valley high school. the report says curry died in an accidental drowning. his family is now really upset. they say school officials didn't do enough to stop rumors that

their son killed himself. >> the false narrative out there that the school district could have put a stop to immediately. all the school district had to do was tell in class. >>. four police officers in mesa, arizona, are on administrative leave after surveillance video shows them beating an unarmed man. i want to warn you, the images you're about to see are difficult to watch. 33-year-old robert johnson was leaning against the wall looking at his phone. four officers beat him before he falls to the ground. officers say this happened when johnson refused to sit down. the mesa police chief didn't like what he saw. >> the level of force is troubling, certainly at first glance this looks like a mistake.

>> the officers were responding to a reported domestic violence call involving another man johnson was with at the apartment building. johnson who suffered head and chest trauma and hips friend are facing multiple charges including disorderly conduct. 6:55 now. abc news is teaming up with facebook on a new venture for the social network. the menlo park based company says it will fund original news programs produced by abc, cnn and mike, a media company focused on news for millennials. it plans to make way for what it consider

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whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, contra costa fire officials say a candle in a homeless camp started this fire. three people suffered minor injuries. number two, mark leno holds a less than 1% lead over london breed for mayor of san francisco. still being counted right now. 13,000 were delivered yesterday to the registrar's office. number three, guatemala

volcano victims arrived in the u.s. overnight. several kids will undergo surgery at the shriner's hospital. number four, clouds this morning, results the same. temperatures well below average with 50s at the coast. the rest of us in the 60s under hazy sunshine. our big gift issue was a crash involving a motorcycle westbound 80 before pinole valley road. all lanes are back open. about a four-mile backup remains, very heavy traffic approaching that scene. number six, the warriors are one win away from their third nba title in four years. last night kevin durant scored 43 points in a 110-102 victory in cleveland. the warriors now lead 3-0. game four happens tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. here on abc 7. number seven, reese witherspoon sending out a tweet

that "legally blond 3" is happening. >> people are excited about this. >> oh, ye good morning, america. breaking overnight -- >> i feel like my life is starting over again. this is a miracle day. >> the great grandmother now out of prison after decades behind bars for a drug charge. president trump commuted her life sentence after a meeting with kim kardashian in the oval office. kardashian calls it the best news ever. now, alice johnson is right here on "gma" this morning. samantha bee's apology. overnight, the late-night comedian returning to tv for the first time since that firestorm admitting her offensive insult about ivanka trump crossed a line, but bee also defiant toward her critics. what she now says is her biggest regret.