the news shocking the entire world. there's reaction pouring in from all corners of the world as well as his colleagues at cnn. we'll hear from them in just a moment. >> such a big impact this morning. more on that in just a couple moments. good morning on this friday, june 8th. it's 6:00 a.m. we'll start with mike nicco's accuweather forecast. >> a look at the winds, gusty around half moon bay, sfo and fairfield. not nearly as bad as they were the last couple mornings. that's why the cloud deck is a lot more broken. it's going to increase across the coast and have an effect on your temperatures. while the rest of us will tap into the extra sunshine. my accuweather 12-hour planner, staying in the 50s at the coast. 74 inland for noon, nice afternoon -- nice lunch hour there. 74 to 78 at 4:00 and a very comfortable evening, 68 to 70. coming up, here is alexis.

>> looking at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. so it is one of our busier spots this morning. those metering lights on a few minutes later than the monday through thursday commute. 5:28 today. no major issues, our typical delays into the maze if you're using the car pool lanes, you don't have any issues there. i want to check in on mass transit. this is our only issue, but capitol corridor, no service to or from davis station. this is due to a freight train derailment. you'll have to use alternate transportation this morning. they're working on getting a bus bridge set up. that has not happened yet. we also have a motorcycle crash in the south bay. we'll check on that next. an update on the breaking news we're following this morning, the death of cnn host anthony bourdain. cnn confirmed bourdain's death this morning and said the cause of death was suicide. bourdain was in france working on an upcoming episode of his food and travel series. he was found inside his hotel room. here is part of cnn's coverage

from this morning. >> anthony has been wi us at cnn for five years, a beloved member of the cnn family. really one of the faces of this network. he helped change cnn when he took a risk coming here in 2013. along the way, his series, "parts unknown" has won almost every award possible. >> bourdain was just 61 years old. he did have an 11-year-old daughter. we'll have much more on his passing throughout our newscast. we'll have some reaction from some of his colleagues in the culinary world as well. >> of course, we're still responding and reacting to the fact that kate spade died earlier this week also from suicide. >> also with a young daughter. >> we want to remind you, as a part of abc 7's take action campaign, we have a list of local resource ps including how to get help with mental health issues. it's abc7news.com slash

takeaction. you'll see a number of resources in o community including several 24/7 hot lines. new details about a san francisco woman accused of killing her roommate. she apparently did it because that roommate refused to move out. >> "the exam her" reports it's not the first time 47-year-old lows is a gonzalez got into a housing dispute. in 2014 she claimed her landlord illegally converted this apartment building into condos and eventually secured a lifetime lease on her unit. police arrested her after finding her roommate's dismembered body in the building. authorities seized nearly 50,000 pounds of explosive material statewide. yesterday they announced several people including a couple in walnut creek face charges. atf agents arrested jack and tanya schroll. they found fireworks, exclusive devices and even an assault

weapon. neighbors say jack schroll was really into burning man but they were shocked to hear about explosives. >> i would hear a lot of things over there from burning fame. he has a cool jet-powered flame thrower he built several years ago. >> cal fire says this is one of the largest mark leno and london breed separated by 255 votes as we wait to see who will be the next mayor of san francisco. there's still around 80,000 ballots left to be counted. leno surged ahead of breed late on tuesday night thanks to ranked-choice voting. he picked up thousands of second place votes from jane kim supporters. leno and kim encouraged voters to select the other as their

number two choice. the warriors have a chance to sweep the cavs tonight. >> abc 7's cornell barnard at sfo with everything from fans taking last-minute flights to cleveland to the free watch party you can go to at home. >> reporter: where do i buy confetti? we're one win away. for all you dubs super fans, there is a flight to cleveland leaving at 10:52 this morning on united if you want to be there for tonight's game. plenty of dubs fans did just that, ventured into cavs territory for game three to watch the warriors pull off yet another win. with the championship so close, steph curry is not taking anything for granted. he expects the cavs will bring the heat tonight in order to stay alive in the files. >> you know they're going to throw some crazy punches and we've got to be able to weather the storm and the runs and the crowd and atmosphere and all that and try to keep our composure as best we can.

whether the shots go in or they don't, calls go your way or they don't, no matter what the score is, you've got to keep fighting and playing. close-out games are the hardest things you can experience in the playoffs. >> keep fighting, keep playing for sure. wednesday's watch party at oracle was rocking. to it in's watch party in oakland is sold out. you can still catch two other watch parties in the bay area. the first in san jose at municipal stadium. the other in concord at todos santos plaza at 5:00 p.m. if you have your heart set on flying to cleveland, we checked. there are resale tickets available. they range from $200, $300 upppp $6,000. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. we'll have the pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage starting at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." this incident in oakland

looks like it could have been an accident. the city's mayor says it's another case of illegal dumping. electric scooters pulled from san francisco streets last month. they could soon be back and there might be even more than there were before. we've got kids graduating today. let's take a look at what's going on forovato high school. the hornets, at 5:00, 75 degrees. comfortable there. the cowboys at livermore high school, graduation starts at 6:00

let's talk temperatures. 47 in menlo park to 57 in san bruno. 50 right now in san carlos. 46 in palo alto. the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. antioch at 60. beaches looking beautiful right now. it's going to get cloudier as we head through the day and become breezy. it will be breezy over the day, also. small craft advisory starts at 11:00 this morning and goes to

10:00 this evening. let's take care of the kids still going to school, nod grat eighting. 50s this morning at 7:00. stay in the 50s at the coast. 64 to 70 at 11:00. about 72 to 79 as we head towards the afternoon hours. all right. have a good maybe last day of school. here is alexis. >> hopefully a lot of kids excited to get out for summer. a lot of drivers excited for the lighter summer volumes. for the most part, that's what we're seeing. northbound 280 before lawrence expressway a crash involving a motorcycle and possibly injuries here that is starting to stack up. that's probably one of our biggest issues at the moment. also slow out of the central valley. looking good on westbound 580, here the richmond-san rafael bridge, six minutes. 14 across san mateo and a nine-minute drive across the dumbarton bridge. oakland mayor libby schaaf

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welcome back. the u.s. embassy in china issued a new health alert overnight bcause of a mystery health issue, the second alert in two weeks at the consulate. several american workers have had unexplained physical symptoms including dizziness, cognitive issues and visual problems. actually these issues in china are very similar to some incidents that we saw at the u.s. consulate in cuba in 2016. now, the u.s. government says the cuba incidents were an attack, but they haven't quite yet revealed specifics on what happened. we're waiting to see if this is

similar in china to what happened in cuba. we'll have much more as it comes in. petaluma high school defending its decision to cut off their valedictorian's microphone when she went off script to talk about sexual assault. >> even people on campus, sthoes same people. >> the student did not get to finish her speech on saturday. she said the contents of it had been part of a difficult negotiation with the school. she said it's a matter of free speech. >> students aren't listened to, that people are mistreated when they're victims of sexual assault on campus and the arts and music need more funding. >> according to the press democrat, the high school says it has the right to take into account the speaker and the people he or she may be speaking about. the school says since it's

providing the forum, it has the ability to approve the message. 12 companies applied for san francisco's e scooter pilot program. that includes ride hailing as the original scooter as well manufacturer that we probably remember from a lot of our youths. razor, spin, lime and bird applied after the city forced them to take their existing scooters off the streets. san francisco will issue permits to five of those 12 companies. the deadline to apply already passed. >> it's been nice not seeing the scooters cluttering the sidewalks. >> it's helpful, but for a lot of people it's not helpful because they get in the w and cae oer problems. >> we'll have to fure this out. >> i think we're learning,

you're respectful, there are issues like that. if no, things bog down. so just be nice. here is a look at sfo where you can see it's clear and there is no cloud cover. it's definitely lining up along the coast. you can see as we look through the san bruno gap, it's starting to make things cloudy. we'll see if there are any delays on this friday. for now, the sunshine we're having this morning gets us back to average after being cooler than average the last two days. tomorrow, we'll have clouds and that will lock us into our coolest day moving forward. we have the heat wave developing next week. here we are, a small area of high pressure dominating us. a big bowl of cooler air coming in tomorrow. there's a slight chance of that cold front, showers in lake and mendocino county tomorrow. for the rest of us, cooler than what we're seeing today which is seasonally cool temperatures in san francisco. low to mid 60s. the east bay, absolutely gorgeous. low to mid 70s with sunshine. not bad on the peninsula, low to

mid 70s here but cloudy along the coast. head down to the south bay, temperatures back to average. a lot of mid to upper 70s. east bay, our valley novato. 83 at santa rosa. my accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow and breezier than today. sunday a lot like here is alexis. >> i have good news for our capitol corridor riders. our issue is over at davis station. the freight train derailment has been cleared. so normal service is resuming. yes, you can use davis station inound or outbound. expect a 20-minute delay as things get back to normal. not looking better is 280 in san jose.

you can see the northbound side of traffic very heavy, highway 17 north of here before lawrence expressway. we have a crash involving a motorcycle blocking the two left lanes, very stroe out of the central valley, tracy to castro valley. a new crash at grant line road. we'll check on that next. >> new developments of the controversial sfa tu at the civic center. it shows a native american man at the feet of a cowboy and a missionary. the city overturned the decision to move the statue into storage. the new development this morning, the arts commission and the city's historic preservation commission will request a rehearing from the appeals board. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> coming up on gma we or covering

the breaking news. cnn confirmed tv host anthony bourdain has died at 61 years old. te network saying the cause was suicide. we'll have much more on this stunning news. also ahead in politics, president trump getting ready for that historic summit with north korean lead are kim jong-un. it's just days away. why he's saying he doesn't node to prepare much and what we can expect from the summit. the dancing doctor performing in the operating room, facing lawsuits from patients. she's now been suspended. what she is saying about it all. it's friday. a great party in the park with r&b superstar ne-yo. he's here and play some of his favorites hits as well. all coming up on gma.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at one of the areas that will see a significant jump in temperatures. southbound 680 through walnut creek, jumping from 74 to 81. san francisco, hayward, san jose, redwood city, four to six degrees warmer in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you, mike. it is aloha friday. if you're looking for a new adventure, haiian airlines has an idea, an island eco tour that might be the true for you. >> in search of the real hawaii.

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loved warriors could sweep the series. >> we want to start with meteorologist mike nicco for a check on the day ahead. >> let's talk about sunshine, guys. we've got it this morning. as i show you the clouds and put them into motion, the grayness you can see, getting close to the coast, it will be a mainstay along the peninsula coast whoil the rest of us will enjoy the extra sunshine and warmth it brings. step outside this morning, pretty much like it has been every morning this week except for the sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. staying in the 50s at the coast, but low to mid 70s along the bay and inland by noon. mid to upper 70s, 74 to 78. what a great evening on tap. 68 to 70 degrees. we'll take a look at the heat wave coming in in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's alexis. >> we had a motorcycle crash on northbound 280 before lawrence expressway. all lanes cleared a few moments

ago. we have residual delays beyond the highway 17 merge there. it should take a little while for that to thin out. but everything is back open. not so good news here westbound 580 before grant line road. we have a two-car crash blocking the left lane. we'll take a look at that drive time next. more now on that breaking news. the death of cnn's anthony bourdain. >> this announcement coming down shortly before we came on air at 4:30 this morning. jessica, you've been tracking this at the live desk. >> so many people saddened by this death. cnn confirming bourdain's death this morning. they say he died by suicide. bourdain was in france working on an upcoming episode of his award winning food and travel series. his close friend found bourdain unresponsive inside his hotel room this morning. here is part of cnn's announcement a few minutes ago. >> he was found dead in his hotel room this morning in strassburg, france, working on an upcoming episode of "parts

unknown." he was with his production crew. that's how we learned about his death. this was a death by hanging. we can report he did take his own life. >> cnn issued a statement saying in part, quote, his talents never ceased to amaze us and we will miss him very much. our thoughts and prayers are with his daughter and family at this incredibly difficult time. bourdain won nearly every award in the industry. the smithsonian calling him, quote, the original rock star of the culinary world. he had accolades from television as well. as you know, that doesn't necessarily change some of the feelings and issues he was struggling with. of course, we have this shocking news this morning. he leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter. no doubt that will be very difficult for his family and friends. >> it's so hard when everything looks so good from the outside. such a successful show, all these accolades, a beautiful daughter. he was in a new relationship. it's hard to imagine what was going on behind closed doors. >> a lot of people though he had it all, traveling the world

and seeing so many parts of the world that a lot of us saw through his television show. >> mental health issues can affect any of us. >> absolutely. >> there's been caution around public discussion around suicide. it's moving out of the shadows with the death of kate spade and now anthony bourdain. >> psychologist jennifer hartstein is talking about it on "good morning america." >> historically we've looked at this with young kids, teens. if there's a suicide in the school, how that affects other teenagers. we've missed the boat how it affects adults. are we glam rising the idea that their lives were so challenging, this is the only way out. i'm so glad we or able to talk about it and open the conversation so people don't feel the shame about it and can ask for help. >> as part of abc's take action campaign, we have a list of local resources including how you can get help with mental health issues.

go to abc7news.com/takeaction. please reach out if you need help. we'll turn to another story which is awful. a crash in sunol that has taken the life of an 8-year-old boy. >> it's happened on highway 84 near i-680. chp says the driver who caused the crash fell asleep. abc 7 reporter matt keller live in sunol. >> reporter: good morning. 680 is open right now. it's closed for about 90 minutes earlier this morning as the chp did their investigation and cleaned up the area. in the end, a tragic morning here. it happened around 12:20 this morning. chp said a black dodge was heading northbound on 680 before calaveras road when the driver fell asleep at the wheel and hit the back of a toyota. three people were taken to a local trauma center. an 8-year-old who was in the white toyota died at the hospital. krp says drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor in this

crash. no word yet on whether or not the driver is going to face charges. live in sunol, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> okay, mat. thank you. a major development in a deadly crash on auto pilot in mountain view. >> the ntsb questions the safety of the auto pilot fee fewer and reveals the car accelerated in the final moments before the crash. 38-year-old walter huang was on his way to work at apple when his tesla slammed into a safety barrier previously damaged by another crash on highway 101. the report released yesterday said huang had been using his auto pilot for 18:55 before the crash, he set it to 75 miles per hour and was following a slower car. the model x stopped following the lead car, then three seconds before the crash it accelerated from 62 to 70.8 miles per hour into the collapsed safety barrier. the vehicle did not detect hands on the steering wheel in the final six seconds. the ntsb report also confirmed

that the model x's battery burst into flames. bystanders removed huang from the wreckage. he later died at the hospital. >> the i-team's dan noyes has exclusive reports about the tesla crash on abc7news.com. click on sections. three were shot. sfpd says they found one man on the scene who later died. the medical examiner says his name is jaime poole. >> we're investigating to see where they were injured. we're questioning people looking for surveillance footage, trying to find anything we can to help us. >> the burr nell dwelling apartments and the surrounding blocks have been the scene of many shootings over the years. people hope surveillance cameras

will help them track down whoever is responsible for this most recent shooting. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we've got cool spots down in the south bay. morgan hill 47, alum rock, santa clara and saratoga at 49. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. that's pretty much where we have everywhere except for redwood city at 49, brentwood 59, sevastopol about 46 degrees right now. let's talk about how your commute will play out weatherwise. early sunshine. glare today.glaes ae going to get breezy on our bridges again, eecially our north-south bridges. mass transit is cool this morning. but it's going to be warm this afternoon. like in our east bay valleys where we go from 61 at 8:00, near 70 at 10:00 to 77 at noon and then 80s during the afternoon hours, low 80s and back to a delightful 72 by 8:00. peninsula, gorgeous weather from a cool 57 this morning to 68 at noon, to low 70s throughout the afternoon hours.

down to 63. maybe need a jacket if you're going to be out after the 8:00 hour. same thing in san francisco, we drop down to 58. temperatures in the low 60s but not as much sunshine at the coast as the bay side. so those temperatures could be a little cooler. enjoying nice weather as we get back to average. 90s in the forecast next week. i'll knock that out for you later. let's map out our commutes this morning. how are we doing? >> a couple of tough spots to get around. back to the location of a motorcycle crash that has cleared northbound 280, heavy traffic at highway 17. the good news is 10, 15 minutes ago all lanes did reopen. the crash was north of here right around saratoga just before lawrence expressway. you're slow for about three miles. i think that will start to thin out over the next 20 minutes or so. not thinning out, the central valley drive. unfortunately gridlocked,

westbound 580 before grant line, a hit-and-run crash reported. a vehicle sitting in the fast lane, the far left lane. that's really slowing you down out of the tracy area. check out this drive time, westbound 580 tracy to dublin on a friday, it might typically be about 45 minutes to an hour. 1 thundershower andhour and 43 . northbound 85, 101 to cupertino looking good at 17 minutes. next traffic update coming up in just about ten. i do want to show you live images coming in. any moment now the president will make his way to canada for the g7 summit, but the president already making headlines this morning before he arrives. he said as he was leaving the white house, that russia should be let back into the g7. >> you know, whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run, and in the g7 which used to be the g8, they

threw russia out. they should let russia come back in. >> to give you a little context, russia was kicked out of what was formerly known as the g8 after russian president vladimir putin annexed crimea. now, this is the g7 summit. so there's only seven at this point. they're going to be meeting in quebec. that's in canada. i want to show you a live look at quebec city. very beautiful day there. i can tell you tensions will be running high. canada, several eu countries have been part of the sanctions the u.s. has imposed. there could be fireworks at this meeting. we're going to keep track of it throughout the day. >> plot twist upon plot twist. jessica, thank you. >> a perfect score, every senior at an east bay high school received their diplomas. looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange this morning. trading under way, down about 31 points, 25,212. another check coming up next.

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high in milpitas, down to 65 by 8:30. 107 in palm springs, 80 in l.a. central valley upper 80s to mid 90s. 86 in yosemite. today will be a little warmer than average and breezy in tahoe, 73. a businessing only 60 degrees for the high tomorrow and warm 80s next week. we want to get back to that breaking news we're tracking, the death of tv personality and culinary star anthony bourdain, died by suicide at just 61 years old. i do want to share some new tweets i have. fellow celebrity chef carla hall saying i'm gutted and saddened upon hearing the news of bourdain, a beloved presence in the culinary community. you will be missed. gordon ramsay saying stunned and saddened by the loss of anthony

bourdain. he brought the world into our homes and inspired so many people to explore cultures and cities through their food. and then listing the national help hotline form suicide preventi prevention. andrew zimmerman, a piece of my heart is truly broken this morning. and the irony, the sad cruel irony is that the last year he'd never been happier. tony was a symphony. i wish everyone could have seen all of him. very heartbreaking loss in the culinary, tv and travel world. we have a lot of resources on our own website for suicide prevention, please go ahead and take a look at that throughout the day where you or a f loed one can reach out for help. go to abc7news.com. one of the women that andrew zimmerman referring to, an 11-year-old daughter anthony has. very tough news this morning to deal with.

>> okay. >> going to turn to a ban on plastic straws that could go statewide if some california lawmakers have their way. the goal is to protect beaches and marine life. if this is passed, the law would only apply to dine-in restaurants, it would ban restaurants from providing straws with drinks unless the customer asks for it. the state senate is debating a bill. there's a possibility it could extend to fast food restaurants, coffee shops and convenient stores. we're all familiar with the swine flu and avian flu affecting humans. researchers are warning the next flu pandemic could come from dogs. a study from china is saying the flu virus can jump from pigs to dogs, where it can mutate and make it easier to transmit if it jumps to humans. in 2009 avian flus jumped from birds to pigs and caused problems when it eventually jumped to humans.

we've had a lot of tough news this morning. here is the bright shining spot. there are three words every dubs fan is saying to themselves today, one more win. >> the final countdown. you can see the clock on your screen, 10 hours and 43 minutes. plenty of places to watch game four surrounded by fellow fans. >> abc 7 reporter cornell barnard live at sfo where some people may be trying to get on last-minute flights to clove land this morning. >> reporter: we're still waiting to see those people. guys, that vikt ery so close, just one win away. for all your dubs super fans, check this out. there is a flight to cleveland this morning leaving at 10:52 on united if you want to be there for tonight's game. plenty of dubs fans did just that. they ventured into cavs territory for game three to watch the warriors pull off another win. with the championship so close, sean livingston is not taking anything for granted despite the

buzz he's hearing from all the fans. >> a trap game, the whole world is saying the series is over, right? so in your head you hear that automatically you're like, well, everybody is saying it, it must be true. it's not true. you have to go against that. >> reporter: wednesday's watch party at oracle was rocking. tonight's watch party in oakland is sold out, but you can still catch two other watch parties in the bay area. the first in san jose at municipal stadium and the other in concord at todos santos plaza. both start at 5:00 p.m. if you have your heart set on flying to cleveland, we checked. resale tickets are still available for tonight's game ranging from $200 to $300, all the way up to $6,000 or higher. better yet, you can watch the game here on abc 7. live at sfo cornell barnard. go dubs. >> go dubs.

thank you so much, cornell. we want to see you decked out. when you post your photos and video, use #dubson7. if you're watching on tv, pregame at 5:00, abc coverage at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." >> google is promising it won't use artificial intelligence for surveillance or weapons. it comes after the company received backlash from employees over a pentagon contract in which ai was used to analyze drone footage. google says it will continue to work with the government on cyber security and military recruitment. your morning money report, facebook will send notifications to 14 million users to review their posts. >> anything they posted between may 18 and may 22nd was shared publicly even if you thought it was on private. facebook says it was testing a new feature when a bug set those users' defaults to public instead.

the company has since changed all users' posts during the affected time to private including posts that users may have meant to share publicly. a company that's called california home for a century is leaving, bechtel headquarters will be relocating to reston, virginia. they're known for infrastructure projects. here in the bay area the company helped build the original bay bridge and b.a.r.t. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange right now, trading under way this morning. we were down about 30 points earlier, now down 65 points. 25,176. investors will be keeping a close eye on a potentially chilly and awkward g7 summit today. next week they'll be watching to see if the feds raise interest rates. >> destiny shabazz. >> all of mcclimb mond high

school graduated. >> 97% of the close of 2018 going to college including 17-year-old destiny shabazz who was basically homeless and living alone after her guardian and grandmother died two years ago. >> if i didn't go to mcclymonds, i don't think i'd be ready for the real world. mcclymonds high school and what i've been through has prepared me pour tfor the rest of my lif >> she earned not only her degree, varsity letters in multiple sports and a debate team. man, does she have a great way to walk up. she's going to be headed to cal state sacramento in the fall and we know she's going to be a big success. >> destiny, caps off to you and the spot of joy we needed this morning. >> absolutely. let's talk about weather, mike. >> a lot of sunshine today, a little less tomorrow and it comes back sunday and it gets hot next week. hi, everybody. here is a look at from the roof camera. notice the flags not moving on

the ferry building. they relaxed overnight. that's why any cloud cover right now is just getting to the coast as we speak. it's going to be sunny and warmer for our bay and inland neighborhoods. cloudy, coastal drizzle. signs of summer for some next week. here is a look at the cloud cover. you can see it moving in along the coast, especially the peninsula coast. it's goingo be more of a mainay than it is any where else. notice as we head fro 4:00 to 7:00, it starts to take over the entire coast and starts moving to the east. that's why we'll wake up tomorrow morning cloudy and milder this morning with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. for today, how about mid to upper 70s around san jose and the south bay. even low to mid 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz with 75 and sunshine. low to mid 70s most of the peninsula. you can see the cloud cover keeping us right around 60 degrees at the coast today. more sunshine downtown, south san francisco and sausalito, mid to upper 60s there. upper 70s to mid 80s. a great afternoon for wine

tasting. livermore about 81. one of the warm spots is brentwood at 86. to night, a chance of light showers across lake and mendocino counties tomorrow morning. for the rest of us, less sunshine means cooler conditions. we'll wake up with clouds sunday, but temperatures the same as today. you can see the heat wave for monday, tuesday and wednesday. good morning, mike. we're supposed to have a friday light commute. we really are not seeing that out of the tracy area. unfortunately we have a hit and run collision westbound 580 just before grant line road. the fast lane, the far left lane is still blocked. they're working on getting a tow truck to the scene. that tow truck driver stuck in the backups, too. down to just 5 moyles iles on 2. that's a brutal backup, at least 30 to 45 minute delay. the bay bridge toll plaza looking typical. the metering lights were on about 5:28 this morning. yes, you are backed up into the maze, but it's not terrible

today. better news with mass transit. capitol corridor, we had trouble with davis street station there earlier today. that was due to a freight train derailment. they got that all fixed. we still have 15 to 20-minute residual delays. that normal schedule is resuming. next traffic update in just a few minutes. just into our live desk, president trump saying he may issue another pardon. this time to muhammad ali. the president saying the late boxing champion, quote, among thousands of names of people who could be granted clemency. he opposed the vietnam war and refused to enlist in the military. he was convicted ofd draft evasion and stripped of his heavyweight boxing title. the supreme court ruled in his favor in 1971. we have good news about 14 dogs that were stolen on their way to a vallejo dog show. they are now going back home. two of the dogs were picked up by their owners shortly after

they got rescued from a stolen van. tony carter of seattle and an assistant were driving this van to the dog show on wednesday. it got stolen with the dogs still inside when they stopped in an in-n-out parking lot. they left the van running and unlocked to keep the av going for the dogs. the van was found yesterday a b ban donned in the woods, the dog still inside. when they made the announcement at woof stock, there were cheers. >> according to the redding police department the dogs and the van are all safe. [ cheers and applause ] >> woof stock will go on now without the dogs who are going back home. it runs through

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you need to know before you go. number one, breaking news, cnn's anthony bourdain died at the age of 61. cnn says he died by suicide. he was in france at the time working on an upcoming episode of his food and travel series. number two, a horrible story. an 8-year-old was killed in a

crash on 680 sunol. the child was riding in the back seat of this white toyota when another car crashed into it. the driver who caused the crash fell asleep at the wheel. mark leno leading in the race by 255 votes. an update today at 4:00 p.m. number four, president trump heading to the summit in g7, but he'll leave early. the prime minister . number five, a sunny start for our bay and inland neighborhoods means warmer temperatures this afternoon. number six, a very long drive time, westbound 5al 0 tracy to dublin due to a crash at grant line road. number seven, tonight the warriors will try to sweep the cavs in cleveland in game four of the finals. the dubs are seeking to become the fourth franchise to win three nba titles in four years. tip-off at 6:00 p.m.

you can watch the game only on abc 7. >> something to smile about. it's been a tough morning. >> it has been a rough morning. we're glad you're here with good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. celebrity chef anthony bourdain taking his life, found dead in his hotel room in france. the very latest as we come on the air. president trump on the verge of that historic summit with kim jong-un, revealing how he's preparing for their face-to-face. >> i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. >> while at the same time he ignites a new war of words with our closest allies before his g7 showdown with them this morning. the arizona police force under fire for incidents like these caught on camera, beating an unarmed black man and now this