crash. no word if the driver will face charges. live in sunol, matt keller, abc 7 news. investigators trying to determine the cause of a house fire in san jose. it left three people without a place to live. officials say the fire started at a home on westbury drive. it quickly spread to the home. three cars destroyed in the garage. two other cars in the driveway were also damaged. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to two nearby homes. it's 4:30. a quick update on weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's talk about the winds. notice how they're much calmer than the earlier parts of this week. 18 in fairfield. that's going to lead to warmer weather today. in fact, you can tell when you step outside the lack of clouds. that's one side and those lack of breezes is another side. temperatures getting back to average.

how about mid 50s, 53 to 56 at 7:00. notice at noon the clouds i just showed you near the coast will be starting to ramp up and bump into the coast. that's why you're in the 50s, the rest of us in the low to mid 70s, almost as warm as yesterday. by 4:00, back where we should be. mid to upper 70s around the bay and inland. this evening really comfortable. it's going to be a little chilly, 57, but still near 70 degrees at 7:00. let's turn it over to alexis and see what else is going on. >> looking live at walnut creek camera. southbound 680, no delays for folks heading towards 24 to connect towards the bay bridge or continuing south to the south bay. looking good on both routes there. not seeing any issues. also looking good on our drive times. slight delays tracy to dublin. a first drive time in the yellow, but only 40 minutes. monday through thursday we're closer to an hour along that stretch. looking good this morning.

southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 14. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino wide open. i do want to get back to the breaking news we're traching this morning. tv personality nant bourdain has died. cnn reporting it was by suicide. i mentioned earlier he was wildly popular for his show "parts unknown." i want to read this statement we have from the network. they are saying it was an ex-with extraordinary sadness we confirm the death of our colleague. his love of great adventure, fine friends, food and drink and remarkable stories around the world made him a unique storyteller. we'll miss him very much. bourdain was in france working on an upcoming episode. a friend reportedly found him in his hotel room. of course, this just late breaking news as we start our

newscast. i'll be working on gathering more details throughout our newscast. >> a famous french chef who appeared on that show as well. he was in the middle of shooting. unbelievable, in shock this morning. >> anthony bourdain brought so much joy to so many people. >> expanded all of our pallets. >> exactly. he is going to be missed. a major new development in the major new development involving a tesla on auto pilot. >> the ntsb questions the safety of the auto pilot feature and that the car accelerated before the crash. 38-year-old walter huang was on his way to work when his car slammed into a safety barrier. the report said he had been using his auto pilot 18:55 blfr the crash, set it to 75 miles

per hour and was following a slower car. the model x stopped following the lead car and after the crash accelerated from 62 to 70.8 miles per hour into the safety barrier. the vehicle didn't detect hands on the steering wheel in the six seconds before the crash. the i-team's dan noyes has a number of reports about that tesla crash on abc7news.com. click on sections and i-team. a shooting at san francisco general forced the emergency room into lockdown. take a look at this. the shooting happened near treat and caesar chavez. >> san francisco energy department became a crime scene when several shooting victims showed up in their own cars to the hospital. deputies had to draw their weapons after one of their drivers initially refused to get out of one of those cars.

the shooting took place a mile from the hospital at a housing complex on cesar chavez and treat way. three men all in their 20s were shot. they found one man at the scene who later died. the medical examiner says his name is >> we're investigating to see what they know. looking for surveillance footage, trying to find anything we can to help us. >> the bernard dwelling apartments have been the scene of many shootings over the years. they are hoping to track down whoever is responsible for this most recent shooting. in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. a santa rose woman is recovering from a hip injury after being gored by a

she was treated and released at a nearby hospital according to the santa rosa press democrat. a woman was killed after a shooting in san francisco's excelsior district. it happened after 11:00 a.m. near mission street on santa rosa avenue. the woman was rushed to the hospital where she died three hours later. no arrests have been made. 4:36, guilty on all five charges. a richmond man could face 20 years in prison for hacking online newspapers in the bay area. a jury convicted 35-year-old ross colby this week. he hacked several websites including palo alto weekly, mountain view voice and pleasanton weekly. colby will be sentenced in september. this morning he's free on $50,000 bail. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at the temperatures around san francisco, from 51 in the

sunset to sunny side to about 55 degrees coming through the ferry building. 54 in the financial, castro and the mission, park presidio at 53 degrees. here is a look at the western side of the bay bridge. looks clear and it is. the only thing breezes again will be pretty stout. they'll start earlier at about 9:00 this morning. if you're one of those late commuters, watch out for that. mass transit cool this morning, we'll have warm spots this afternoon. one of those is down in the south bay. 59 at 8:00, 66 at 10:00. mid 70s all the way from noon through about 6:00 at about 67 this evening. let's head into our east bay valleys. the 80s are back. you'll start to feel those around 1:00 through about 5:00. 77 at noon and 72 at 8:00 this evening. we've got the peninsula where we're going to break out of the 60s for the first time in a while. 58 at 8:00, sunny and 67 at noon, hanging out in the low 70s from 1:00 to 5:00 and back to

about 63 degrees by 8:00. when we come back, we'll take a look at the string of temperatures. always hoping for a friday light commute. looking that way for the most part anyway. we have gotten reports of a crash on westbound 80 around hilltop drive. this is coming into the san pablo area. does not sound very serious. two vehicles are involved and we don't have any injuries. they are blocking the left lane right now. no backup yet for folks coming off the highway 4 interchange. i will keep a close eye on that. hopefully they can clear that quickly since it does sound pretty minor. the bay bridge toll plaza looking pretty empty this morning. no metering lights yet. a stackup in the cash lanes. if you're using fast track you should cruise through with no problems. we'll look at mass transit coming up next. apparently uber wants to identify drunk passengers. why they're looking to

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of novato high school. seniors graduating at 5:00. very comfortable, if not a little warm to start. the cowboys of livermore high school, 6:00, dropping down to a comfortable 66. congratulations and have fun. around the state, temperatures warming in the central valley. fresno and chico reaching 90. 80 in l.a., 79 in san diego. in the high country, the sharp cold front so a little breezy today, 73, only 60 and windy tomorrow. temperatures back to average sunday in the upper 60s. how about low 80s for next week. >> destiny -- >> such sad news today, but this is great news. all of mcclimb monds high school 62 seniors graduated in style. a record for this school. 97% of the class of 2018 going

to college, that includes 17-year-old destiny shahbaz. she was basically homeless and living alone after her guardian and grandmother died two years ago. >> if i didn't go there, i don't think i would be ready for the real world. mcclimb monds high school and what i've been through has prepared me for the rest of my life. >> shahbaz not only earned her degree, but also varsity letters in multiple sports and the debate team. she's headed to cal state voemt in the fall. if anyone deserves to do a little dance, it's her. >> congratulations. >> facebook teaming up with san mateo county. >> the billion dollar plan includes a rail service, expanding bus and shared ride options along with bike and pedestrian connections. the transit district is involved in the agreement that was improved on wednesday. you're probably wondering about a price tag. it's estimated to reach up to $2

billion. no word yet on where that money will come from. san francisco voters approved proposition e which would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. that includes mementhol cigaret. 69% voted yes. rj reynolds contributed nearly $12 million against the ballot measure. proponents say vaping products like juul are ap epidemic among teens. advocates say they hope prop e will touch off a statewide trend. the bay releasing the list of the ten most polluted beaches. take a look at the rankings, lakeshore park in san mateo is the second most polluted beach in the state followed by linda march beach in pacific. roosevelt beach at number five and surfers beach at number ten. cal breach in santa cruz came in

eighth. uber has developed technology to use artificial intelligence to use drunk passengers. it says the system could improve uber service. driver may be warned of their passenger's state, and intoxicated riders may be paired with drivers with relevant experience or training. ai can identify riders who are drunk based on walking speed, typos and the amount of time it takes you to request a ride. warriors fans can breathe a sigh of relief as they get ready for game four tonight. >> kevin durant confirmed to espn he will re-sign this summer. his 43-point performance on wednesday is one we'll remember for a long time. k.d. has a chance to help the dubs win back-to-back titles. abc 7 the only place you can watch the nba finals. >> give him what he wants in those negotiations. we've got to keep him. pregame at 5:00, abc coverage at

5:30, tip-off at 6:00, stay with us for "toy after the game." >> what exactly can you do there? >> we sent a crew to ohio to cover the games. they went searching for answers. here is abc 7 news anchor dion lynn. >> we begin at the christmas story house, the same one used in the 1983 cult classic "on cleveland it must be italian. >> hae add business that made lamps. this blaise came up on ebay and he bought it. >> over 100,000 guests a year marvel at family photos. >> visitors can even recreate this iconic scene. >> then there was the summer of love. >> the rock 'n' roll hall of

fame is a must-see, featuring over 20,000 artifacts and is constantly changing. >> we have a whole new floor, our new hall of fame experience. it includes the power of rock. >> reporter: those working up an appetite, a cleveland favorite combining hot dogs -- >> everything from is spaghettios to bugless. we've got it all. >> 16 ohio brews on tap and every doughnut is made with beer. >> we just did two of cleveland's guilty measures, beer and doughnuts, put them together and people love them. >> a view from edgewater park overlooks the entire skyline. >> reporter: who says the bay area is the only place with beaches? this one happens to overlook lake erie. >> she's having a great time. >> i went to cleveland a couple years ago to cover the conventions. i didn't get to do anything fun. i really did like cleveland, though. i was impressed withh

>> i grew up in michigan, cedar point, middle school, high school, that was the fun. >> if you love roller coasters, oh, my. >> i did back then. i don't anymore. >> you go the our beaches this weekend and enjoy sunshine? that's possible. let's show you what's going on. it's friday again. hi, everybody, only never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's go back in time and start off with -- yeah, what it looks like from our east bay hills camera. it looks pretty clear, doesn't it? that's a good sign today is going to be warmer. highs will rebound back to average this afternoon. tomorrow we'll dip back down. coolest afternoon going forward. we still have the heat wave especially inland for next week. today we have warmer temperatures. this area of low pressure, this bowl of cold air, a huge bowl of cold air. he'll tap into that tomorrow.

in fact, there's a possibility tonight of some light showers in mendocino and lake county. that's how strong that cold front is. for us, today, lock at this, sunshine i the south bay. morgan hill low to mid 80s. up the peninsula, low toid 70s. see the clouds encroaching on the koeftd as we go throughout the day. you start out sunny, end up cloudy. mid 60s downtown. sausalito 67. upper 70s to mid 80s as you head through the north bay valleys. delightful day along the east bayshore. watch out for the breezes. as you move inland, 79 in san ramon and pleasanton to mid 80s around antioch and brentwood. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler, a little more cloud cover tomorrow and then we'll go from clouds to sunshine and back to today's temperature, sunday. you can see a string of three days of at least 90 degrees inland, 80s at the bay, still cool at the coast. hey, alexis. good morning, mike.

light volumes here on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, nice and light and, of course, the eastbound side is as well. mass transit got word of an issue with capitol corridor. i believe they don't have service from dave vision station. i'll double check that. in the meantime everyone else okay, ace 1 on time, 31 b.a.r.t. trains, no delays, normal service, no delays for muni. a bug made private posts public. diane ma sado and kendis gibson have this morning's tech bites. >> facebook says some users private posts may have been made public. for four days in may, a bug changed the default setting for 14 million users. but the company says it fixed the problem. wireless wars are heating up again. >> yes, they are. >> sprint is offering $15 monthly plan that covers unlimited talk, text and data. there are some drawbacks,

customers under the plan must set up for auto pay and you won't be able to lease your phone so you'll have to pay full price up front. a study of 3.5 million posts say pictures of beer out numbered pictures of wine in 48 pace. >> those are your tech bites. a ban on plastic straws could be statewide if some california lawmakers have their way. it's not just the bay area -- there's a big change that just happened at

you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. it's pride night over in the coliseum. the a's game taking on the royals tonight at 7:05. 63 degrees, cooling down to 59. a little bit of a breeze. ought to be a delightful evening over there. we quickly want to show you what's happening in the nation's capital. the president getting ready to go to the g7 summit in canada. you see his plane ready to go this morning. he's going to be going to the annual meeting before heading to his highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. there could be fireworks at this g7 summit after the recent u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports was announced. you'll remember canada, the eu, part of the target of those sanctions. there's a lot of tension that

president trump will face as he does head to canada this morning. the president tweeted earlier saying he's excited to straighten unfair trade deals. he's kind of fanning the flames still this morning. we'll see how it goes. i'll let you know when he finally gets to his plane to leave. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. a ban of plastic straws could go statewide if some california lawmakers get their wish. the goal is to protect state beaches and marine life. if passed, the new law would only apply to dine-in restaurants. it would ban the restaurants from providing straws with drinks unless a customer asks for one. the senate stat is debating the bill. one possibility is extending the restrictions to fast food restaurants, coffee shops and convenient stores. the oakland a's will host ht north bay day. >> they'll be recognizing firefighters and first responders before the game.

a's players will take the field with members of santa rosa's mark west little league. >> while we're on the subject of the a's, you'll now be able to buy beer from vendors roaming the stands of the coliseum. this is the first time that's happened since the 1980s. that's because of a recent change in sports facility liquor licenses by the california department of alcoholic beverage control. let's talk about carlmont high school. graduating today at 10:00, 59 degrees at 9:00 in the morning. 10:00, 63. by the time they finish, about 67 degrees. let's talk about what our temperatures will do today. notice the flags on the ferry building, not unfurled just quite yet. you're going to bounce back about four to seven degrees, putting us in the 60s to 80s, where we should be. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast and more graduations coming up. here is alexis we are where we should be in

the south bay this morning, too. looking live at 101 in 880. very nice light volumes here on this friday morning. specifically we have lighter volumes on the friday morning drive. a lot of folks taking three-day weekends. unfortunately we have a mass transit issue. capital corridor, no service to or from davis station due to a freight train derailment. they are working with bus vendors for alternates. that will not be completely in place and running until a little later this morning. keeping a close eye on that one, too. next traffic update coming up at 5:00. the nba finals watch party in oracle arena is sold out. but next at 5:00, there are several other local places you can watch and hopefully celebrate a title with a bunch of fans tonight. >> this looks like it could have been an accident. the city says it's another case of illegal dumping. much more on that breaking news we're tracking from cnn.

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. really sad news that just broke. cnn's anthony bourdain has died by suicide. best known for his food and travel show. we're working on a few more details and i'll have the full story for you guys in just a moment. really a shock. >> it is, and so many people around the world are checking in to social media with each other about this, because it's so hard to believe, this happening the same week that we lost kate spade. so it's top of mind for so many of us. >> a lot of people can't travel. he was really someone that took so many people around the world and allowed them