a state defensive vietded. the idea to split california into three separate states will be up to you in november. >> we want to say how the bay area feels about this. go to abc7news.com/vote and tell us if you're going to vote to break up the golden state. >> it will be interesting to see what people think. >> good morning on this wednesday, june 13th. i have a few guesses. we'll update the poll results in a little bit. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> we've been splitting the bay area into microclimates for decades. the huge summer spread is going to develop. you see over my right shoulder, that's the wall of clouds that are going to come back to our neighborhoods tonight, signifying an end to this warming trend that's going to push our temperatures inland, into the knights once again, 80s around the bay.

60s at the coast. that's around 4:00. this morning we're waking up 53 to 60. by noon temperatures almost exactly where they were yesterda, 62 at the coast, 86 inland. those 4:00 temperatures, but notice the difference at 7:00. not going to be quite as hot as it was yesterday at 7:00. it's going to touch all our neighborhoods. pretty comfortable with temperatures in the upper 60s mid 70s around the bay. >> so far we haven't had too many major issues this morning. in fact, no major issues, just a few smaller ones, keeping an eye on the palo alto area, northbound 101 just before university. we have a two-car crash reported, at least one person injured. two left lanes blocked. i'm still not seeing any delays building on the northbound side. hopefully it will clear before the volumes increase. the rest of the south bay quiet. san jose 280 and 17, a few

vehicles heading through that area right now. we'll take a look at the central valley commute coming up next. we continue following breaking news in walnut creek. firefighters battling a deadly house fire overnight. there were at least three people inside. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the scene on mandarin lane. >> reporter: an elderly couple and adult son were here at the time. the elderly man was killed. take a look at this fire. firefighters say the home is a total loss. the elderly woman and the adult man were able to get out okay, but the elderly man could not es keep. >> the elderly man was up on the second story. so the report was that by the time firefighters came on scene with such heavy smoke and fire already occurring in the house, it was too late for anyone to actually get up there and assist

him to get out at that point in time. >> firefighters got the call at 12:45 this morning. investigators got here shortly after 1:00. they don't know what started the fire. the other two victims are in the lopt; told they're suffering from moderate to severe injuries, smoke inhalation and lacerations. at this point firefighters have not released their names. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. the b.a.r.t. police sint review board is demanding answers after a startling report on use of force. b.a.r.t. police say they used force on incidents involving 340 people. about half of those were african-american, 50 were black women. statistics show only 12% of b.a.r.t. riders are african-american. board members urge police to comment on the racial disparity there. officials refuse saying they don't want to draw conclusions from data without context.

a student's microphone got cut off during her graduation speech. >> last night some voiced their frustration. this is a story that made national news. petaluma high school officials turning off lulabel seitz' microphone after she started talking about sexual assault. here is abc 7 news reporter kate larsen. sorry. we're having technical difficulties. we'll get that back for you. meanwhile london breed is widening her lead in the san francisco's mayor's race. >> breed's lead increased to 1,861 votes over mark leno. that's 200 more votes than yesterday. there's about 8,000 votes left to count. >> we are waiting to hear if the warriors will accept an invite to the u.s. capital. this letter was sent to coach steve kerr yesterday. pillows say and lee says the warriors have made the bay area

proud. last week the president said he would not invite either team, the warriors or the cavaliers to the white house. >> chances are players and fans have a bit of a parade hangover. >> we caught unforgettable moments like javale mcgee, hijacking the microphone. >> no shirt on. we're seeing a different side of you. >> i lost my shirt. i don't need shirts for a parade. shout out to the warriors! >> one of my favorite moments. >> it was pretty amazing, so is his fanny pack, wearing a gucci fanny pack. javale and nick young spent most of the time out of the bus. they said it was going to be interactive, and it was. >> yes. some lucky fans got sprayed with champagne, got their hands touched. >> children lifted. >> children were hoisted. certainly one of many memorable moments. so make sure you check out abc7news.com. we have put together all the

highlights including clay's champagne celebration as well. >> it was fun, mike, seeing them have so much fun. >> knowing it's been three out of four and they still find as much excitement in the third one as they did in the first and second one and hopefully the fourth and fifth one to follow. that was great. i hope everybody had a great time. the weather was nice. it got warm at the end but when you're getting sprayed with champagne, who cares? >> 56 in san ramon, livermore. mid to upper 50s along the bayshore down into san jose. 66 in los gatos up in the hills. about 50 right now in pacifica. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. a lot of hazy sunshine today on the way. if you're going to think about doing yard work, i'm telling you, put it off until tomorrow when it's a lot nicer outside. ocean and bap both affected by small craft advisories. let's focus on the bay where you

see all that yellow. starts at 3:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening. it will drop our temperatures to more comfortable levels than we had last night. look at the drop by 8:00, down to 64 degrees. you can thank the sea breeze for that. in the north bay the breeze will be more pronounced. '63 at 8:00. our last spot will be the peninsula, 63 this morning. by noon 76. spike at 81 at 2:00 and the breezes kick in. by 6:00 down to 72 degrees. you may need a light jacket if you're outside. 66 at 8:00. fairly quiet start on the roads today. the san mateo bridge, westbound 92, we're starting to see the volumes increase. overall not bad. no delays as you head across the midspan and into the foster city area. drive times looking okay. starting to ramp out of the

central valley. tracy to dublin in the yellow up to 40 minutes. north korea . back to the story out of petaluma that we told you about. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen was at a moating last night where the community was upset over a recent graduation speech. >> my solve nor year i was sexually assaulted at petaluma high school in the bandroom. >> reporter: in front of a room full of people, bailey spoke through tears about a deeply personal trauma she wishes inspired more change. >> he assaulted another girl because he got away with it. i just want that never happen to another girl again. >> reporter: she and others were painted purple let her speak comments lined up for comment after lulabel seitz had her

graduation speech mike cut off. she spoke to abc 7 by phone today about a new online petition with thousands of signatures to remove petaluma high's principal. >> i would say if he doesn't change his policies and behaviors like he hasn't been, and if he doesn't take what happened as a wake-up call, then he either needs to be retrained or removed. >> i'm here because i feel like we can do more. >> reporter: collin caldwell is a history teacher at petaluma junior high, he has two daughters, one of which was sexually harassed at school. >> girls are harassed, sometimes they're touched when they don't want to be touched. while we as educators can't control all that stuff, we can control how we respond. >> reporter: after the meeting i asked the school board president and superintendent to respond to the criticism and the calls for the principal here to be removed. both of them declined to comment. reporting in petaluma, kate

larsen, abc 7 news. new overnight, south carolina representative mark sanford has lost the republican nomination for his congressional seat. he lost to an opponent who attacked his criticism of president donald trump. this morning the president taking some credit for this victory. look at this tweet that went out, not a long time ago. saying my political representatives didn't want me to get involved in the mark sanford primary thinking that sanford would easily win. but with a few hours left, i thought that katie was such a good candidate and sanford was so bad, i had to give it a shot. congrats to katie arrington. that's the candidate that trump supported. it's a big upset because sanford is a former governor who has never lost an election in eight races. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. 5:10. we want to hear from you this morning, will you vote to divide california into three states? go to abc7news.com/vote and let us know. you can watch it up date in

realtime at the bottom of your screen. >> we're asking the question because that is something that voters will, believe it or not, be voting on in november. the controversial plan has qualified for the november 6th ballot. it is backed by silicon valley venture capitalist tim draper. he believes smaller states will be more accountable to its citizens. here is what three californias would actually look like. the northern portion would include the bay air area. the coastal section would stretch from monterey to los angeles. that area would just be called california, and the southern part would extend from madeira county to shaig. that would be called southern california even though you can see parts off the record it are more north than northern california. i don't understand. >> interesting. so far the no vote -- suddenly dropping. still 73% of you saying no, not so much. >> i'm sure we'll be hearing a lot more about that over the next few months. let's turn to this. pg&e warning it could shut off

your power on purpose but it says it's for a very good reason. why you don't see that many kids running around the bay area. the key

coming up on 5:15. taking a look at san rafael south on 101. this is one of the areas in the north bay that will be from 10

to 11 degrees warmer than average. a lot of upper 80s to low 90s. our east bay valleys are going to see the biggest jump compared to average, about 13 degrees. that's why we have a moderate heat risk again today. >> pg&e is warning customers it may have to shut off power in high fire areas in case of emergency. the utility company says it's taking precautionary measures as drought and extreme heat become the new normal. last week cal fire investigators determined pg&e was involved in causing several of the deadly north bay wildfires. its power lines had made contact with trees sparking the flames. several families have been named in lawsuits against pg&e. in an e-mail statement a company spokesperson writes, we are aware that lawsuits have been filed. we won't speculate on the cause of the fires while the investigation is on going. in today's "gma first look," president trump defending his summit in singapore with north

korean dictator kim jong-un. >> on the long flight home from singapore, the president offered a big thank you to his new negotiating partner. the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear at fee, he tweeted. no more rocket launches, nuclear testing or research. the hostages are back home with their families. thank you to chairman kim. our day together was historic. overnight north korean state media lauded the deal, saying it has put an end to the extreme hostile relations between north korea and the u.s. one concession that is raising concerns, what the president told george about putting an end to the joint u.s.-south korean military exercises. >> did you talk about pulling u.s. troops out? >> we didn't discuss that, no. but we're not going do play the war games. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., george stephanopoulos will lead the discussion. >> on to a controversial tax

that could have an impact here in the bay area. seattle city council repealed the so-called head tax less than one month after passing it. this is video of the meeting. the tax would charge companies by the number of employees it has. that means amazon and starbucks, both based in seattle, would have paid a massive amount of money. they strongly criticized the tax that would generate millions and would in part help fight the city's homeless crisis. mountain view and cupertino have discussed the same proposal. investors have high hopes in the electric scooter industry. bird is raising more funding and about to hit a $2 billion valuation. the company raised $150 million and hit a $1 billion valuation just weeks ago. bird scooters are temporarily off the streets in fran while a permit system is worked out. raising a child is expensive. with the high cost of housing in

the bay area, fewer millennials are having children. birth rates dropped the most in counties where home values grew the most, falling 21% between 2010 and 2016. during that time, home values rose 61%. experts say many young people move to coastal cities to start their careers and leave when they choose to raise a family. people have feelings about the museum of ice cream. this time around they're talking about the sprinkle pool. apparently 15,000 people want to drain it. the problem with this pool isn't new. the sprinklers are plastic and people end up tracking them onto the streets of san francisco. the museum added pressured air showers to help shed the sprinkles off visitors. some say it is not enough. as you can see, 15,000 people want the attraction removed until biodegradable alternatives can be used. museum officials say they're in the process of replacing the

sprinkles in the near future. those who started the petition want a change now to help the environment. couldn't they just use real sprinkles? >> no. they're made of sugar and they would stain your clothing. >> that's on you. you're visiting it. >> whether you choose to dive in or not. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i say go in with white pants and a white shirt and see what happens. >> great day to find air conditioning. here is look at what's going on, 280, about 57 degrees, warmer than average and breezy this afternoon. cooler highs ride that breeze in for thursday, friday and saturday. it will be slightly warmer but still looking pretty comfortable for father's day. espeally if y're sitting around and not doing anything. here is a look at the sea breeze. you can see the encroachment of the cooler air coming down the

coast. that's what's going to break the heat wave, but not until we reach the mid 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. san jose at about 86. peninsula today, quite a spread, 75 in millbrae, redwood city about 86 degrees. not as hot as yesterday but pretty close. low to mid 60s along the coast with our last day of widespread sunshine. low 70s around downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid 80s through most of the north bay valleys. you get to santa rosa northward, low 90s there. low to mid 80s for the rest of our east bayshore neighborhoods and mid to upper 90s in our east bay valleys. i'm sure your car they are mom ter will hit 100 to 101. tonight low to mid 50s, maybe a few 60s around cloverdale, concord and also antioch. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. 90s are gone tomorrow.

we're closer to average friday, 50s at the coast, 70s and 80s for the rest of us. mild on saturday, a small rebound sunday before the 90s return next tuesday. have a good one. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. we have a couple issues on the roads right now. want to take you to westbound state route 4 heading into antioch just before laurel road. a two-car crash reported. sounds like chp is running a traffic break trying to get that cleared. if you're leaving brentwood toward antioch, you could have a slight delay. >> reports of the two-car crash, northbound 101. that's blocking the two left lanes. not seeing any delays building out of the south bay. i think that's probably a little more clear than what we've gotten updates on this morning. still very clear if you're coming in from the north bay, no delays across the golden gate bridge. we have a crash in the tracy area. we'll head there next.

a man accused of desserting the air force, he was usually scene in a san francisco giants hat. investigators say he was actually william howard hughes, junior, a former air force captain who assumed a fake identity. >> very shocking, very plant individual. i wouldn't have known anything like that at all. i had no idea. he seemed to be close to my age. >> felt like we had walked similar paths. >> he was arrested and has now come clean about his true identity, saying he deserted because he felt depressed. >> coming up, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> a jogger throwing a homeless man's belongings into lake merritt is facing charges. in and out closed several restaurants. we'll tell you why

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in-n-out. here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, breaking news. look at this fire. they found an elderly man dead inside. unfortunately this fire in walnut creek, there's also two other victims, his wife and adult son were able to make it out alive. they're now hospitalized with injuries. no word yet on exactly what sparked the flames. number two, san jose police investigating a hit-and-run crash that left a woman hurt. a witness tells abc 7 news the victim was walking in the crosswalk at capital and mckee when she was hit by an suv. >> number three, levi's stadium could help host the world cup in 2026. fifa london breed is widening her

lead in the san francisco mayor's race and now leads by 1,861 votes. there are still 8,000 votes left to count. number five, if you liked yesterday's warm to hot conditions, we'll be right there again within a couple of degrees today before the cooling trend starts tomorrow. >> number six, a new crash in a tough location, westbound 580 just past 205 in tracy. a crash involving a motorcycle is blocking the left lane. sounds like that rider has been pulled off to the shoulder, but we do still have one lane down. you're down to about ten miles an hour approaching the scene. number seven, you can thank the warriors if you munch down on free tack koes today. taco bell promised a free taco if a road team beat a home team during the finals. the warriors won game three in cleveland. the orange dust everywhere today. >> every in-n-out restaurant in texas will reopen. >> they closed yesterday and today. you won't believe the reason.

it's because they said the buns weren't good enough. they said the buns didn't meet the quality standards and there were no safety concerns. so all 37 restaurants closed in texas monday and remained closed yesterday. that's a lot of cash they lost. interesting. coming back with another 90 minutes of news including what newly released e-mails are revealing about controversial i.c.e. raids in the bay area. what

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warning for every driver. >> chances are you have never seen a story like this. the late night dramatics caught on camera after a raccoon traps itself on the edge of a skyscraper. >> it can be problematic sometimes, but man is that raccoon cute. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at your day. >> we'll take a look at heat once again after starting off pretty comfortable this afternoon. mainly in the 50s and 60s. the thing i want you to notice is the difference in the wind speed. in fairfield, faster than it was yesterday. that's the first sign of the sea breeze that's going to develop. what it's going to do is bring us a milder evening than last evening. until then we're still going to be warm by noon with temperatures 75 to 86 around the bay and inland to even hot, 80 around the bay. temperatures dropping into the 70s by 7:00, even 50s at the coast. if you've been watching alexis as long as i have, you know at

this time of day something happens around the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we're filling in. the metering lights are on as of about ten minutes ago. 5:20 officially this morning. unless you're using those car pool lanes, you'll have top sit in the bit of the backup. yog unusual. drive times westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, one hour. we have a motorcycle down around 580 and 2015. northbound highway 85 to the san joseirport looking okay at 15. northbound 280 francisco, also in the green at eight minutes. still tracking this breaking news. fire crews have found an elderly man dead following a house fire in walnut creek. the fire started just after 12:30 this morning on mandarin lane. two other residents were transported to the hospital with moderate injuries. it's said they are suffering from smoke inhalation as well.

we're told it was the adult man's wife and elderly son that were taken to the hospital. they're expected to survive. meanwhile, the house, a total loss. officials say the cause of the fire is under investigation right now as we get more details, we'll update you throughout our newscast. >> thank you, jessica. developing news in the south bay. police investigating a hit-and-run that left a woman hit in san jose. a witness tells abc 7 news the woman was walking in the crosswalk when she got hit by an suv around 2:30 this morning. she was thrown about 25 to 30 feet. the driver of the suv took off. the woman was conscious and was talking when first responders arrived. as you can see, she was taken away by an ambulance. no word yet on her condition. new this morning, a major decision that could be a big boost for the bay area. >> fifa voted to play a future world cup in north america. abc 7 news reporter matt keller

is live at levi's stadium for a very good reason. good morning, matt. >> good morning natasha and reggie. levi's stadium is the biggest stadium in the bay area and it could host one of the biggest sporting events in the world fifa members approved the bid for the 26 world cup. 17 stadiums in contention. it's likely 11 of those will make the cut. but a decision isn't expected until at least 2020. 49ers say they're excited about the prospects of hosting at levi's stadium saying the bay air ba bid received the second highest technical eluation from fifa during the review process. this wouldn't be the first time the bay area hosted world cup games. some were played in the bay area back in 1994. stanford stadium hosted several games including some by the brazil national team which went on to win the world cup that year. fifa expects to make $11 billion in profit in 2026.

live in santa clara. in pinole, sky 7 showing where fire reached a home. it started $as a grass fire but wind gusts plushed the flames to a nearby neighborhood. firefighters were able to stop the fire from causing more damage. >> in oakland, drivers saw smoke billowing next to the highway. a grass fire spread to fences and then threatened buildings. firefighters quickly knocked down the flames. >> in lafayette, a fire that started in a shed spread to the vegetation around it. that fire burned 2 1/2 acres before it was put out. the shed was completely destroyed. firefighters say yesterday's warm weather certainly kept them busy. the man accused of throwing a homeless man's belongings int lake merritt will be arraigned on robbery charges today. 30-year-old henry sintay is accused of snatching the cell

phone out of the hand of a man recording a conversation with him. that incident happened on saturday. that's where this robbery charge comes from. on friday that same man was caught on camera throwing a homeless man's belongings into the lake as other people nearby were protesting. that video quickly went viral, earning him the name jogger joe online. sinta wrnchts sintay is being held on $100,000 bail in dublin. a 35-year-old man is due in court on charges he broke into a woman's home and tried to assault her. into late toe martinez was arrested after deputies found him hiding in a culvert near the woman's house. investigators say the woman defended herself and escaped her own house. they say the suspect chased her and tried to drag her back into the home but she managed to fight him off and ran for help. the trump administration has long blamed oakland mayor libby schaaf for warning the public

about an immigration sweep. internal e-mails obtained by our media partner shows i.c.e. considers the sweep in february a success. weeks before schaaf's warning, they said they would be surprised if they pick up 200 suspects. they ended up taking 232 people into custody. still trump administration officials say schaaf was responsible for more than 800 criminals evading arrest. the white house has called for her to be criminally investigated for obstructing justice. hundreds of thousands of fans packed oakland streets to celebrate the warriors' second straight nba championship. >> come on! come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> the splash brothers as well as the rest of the back-to-back nba champs let loose during the parade. crews started cleaning up right after it ended. the warriors do plan to pay the cost of that celebration. the city of oakland tweeted

this, the town knows how to party responsibly. zero arrests and zero vandalism citations during the parade. >> much more celebration online including riley curry's precious moment and e-40 partying with the fans. it's all on abc7news.com. you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we've got pretty clear sky up in the north bay with most temperatures in the low to mid 50s. we do have exceptions, been at 49. you see mid 50s around napa. clear lake at about 65 degrees. 61 in lafayette. brentwood and tracy at 62. otherwise, how about mid to upper 50s. daly city, when you don't have the clouds at the coast, cooler for you. 52. here is a look at the haze hanging around for our morning and afternoon. we'll call it hazy sunshine as we look towards the west along

the san mateo bridge. hot asphalt again today. it's going to be a gusty afternoon if you're on one of our ferries and mass transit, a summer spread from 60s in san francisco to 90s if you're commuting back to our inland neighborhoods. here is a look at san francisco. 57 this morning. mid 60s at 10:00, and then we'll have mid to upper 60s throughout the afternoon hours. as you get closer to the bay, temperatures will start to reach 70. as far as the east bay valleys, this is some of the hottest temperatures, starting off comfortable, 66 7:00. low to mid 90s through the of a noon hours. between two and 3:00, you cou 30 spike to mid to upper 90s. more comfortable than it was last evening. south bay, 62 this morning, 78 at noon and then low 80s to mid 80s throughout the afternoon hours. look at that. a 69 by 8:00. we're going to see this be the last day of o our heat.

cooler weather coming up. hopefully cooler heads prevailing on the roads many morning. >>we have a couple of hot spots to get to. in the central valley a motorcycle down westbound 580 past the 205 merge in tracy. tough spot to have anything blocking -- the left lane is still blocked. not sure about the condition and the driver. they're sending an ambulance just in case. things very heavy as you leave the tracy hour, down to about 7 miles an hour. we also have a new crash in the southbound on northbound 101 near oakland road. doesn't sound as serious. two vehicles involved. one lane blocked. they are saying no injuries. however, you are south of that 280/680 merge. northbound 101 around the 880 interchange, no issues there. definitely want you to pay attention to your screens. this is a crazy crash that happened last week in florida. we have a vehicle that went

flying into the toll booth. that's hard to watch. one person was even ejected. you saw them flying out of the vehicle. we found out from police the cause of the collision was that the driver was drowsy. you aren't going to believe this. all five people including the person who was ejected were treated and released from the hospital. they'll all be okay. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's a miracle. >> absolutely. >> oh, my goodness. that is one of the craziest crashes i've ever seen. just thank goodness everyone is okay. obviously police are saying, look, driving drowsy is extremely dangerous. >> and almost everybody i know does it. we're all so tired. >> you've got to pull over. that's really the key. >> five people in this let someone else drive. another airplane incident getting a lot of attention this morning. what some united employees are being accused of doing. warriors rookie jordan bell had the time of his life during

let's take a look at the rest of the state. while it's going to be in the upper 90s to 104 from chico to fresno, san diego and l.a. 74 and 81. yosemite about 94 today.

contrast that with a sunny 67 in monterey and clouds in eureka at 63 degrees. let's look at my accuweather forecast for tahoe, i want to focus in on the weekend. a dramatic change in the forecast going from temperatures in the 80s and sunshine to thunderstorms developing for sunday, monday and tuesday. remember your lightning safety tips if you're going to be up there. this is new video of air force one landing anti joint base andrews he just got back from the summit in singapore. the president is thanking kim jong-un after the north core lean leader agreed to give up nuclear weapons in exchange for security in the u.s. the actual agreement lacked specifics including timing and even verification. but the president does say those details will be worked out. as for finalizing things,

senator mitch mcconnell is calling for the deal to be ratified by congress. that's the next step. this morning, a concerned mother is sharing her experience on a recent unit airlines flight. >> she was traveling with her 8-month-old daughter who she strapped in a car seat facing the rear. that's the way experts suggest children should be sitting if they're under two years old. a gate agent told her the plane would not take off unless she turned the car seat facing forward. she says that put her child at risk. a flight attendant checked faa policy mid flight and realized the mom was right. >> i think every agency needs to take accountability, knows what their policies are and make sure everybody is aware. >> united said they made a mistake. saying they have been in touch with the customer and apologized. coming up aa more and more middle class

people and people who are homeless for the first time are turning to living in their vehicles. a 2-year pilot program in mountain view kicks off next month to try to help them. it it will allow people to park in cars and rvs in church parking lots. two churches have signed on to the program. their space in the lot will be reviewed and possibly renewed on a monthly basis. organizers are hoping to expand tha program after two years. president trump took to twitter to criticize robert de niro. the president tweeted, robert de niro a very low iq individual has received too many shots to the head by real boxers in movies. i watched him last night and truly believe he may be punch drunk.

>> on monday, the actor apologized, not to the president, but to canadians for the idiotic behavior of the president. happening today, fans have a chance to meet warriors rookie jordan bell. >> the power forward will appear at dick's sporting goods in pleasant hill. 250 wrist bands distributed at 9:00 this morning. the lucky fan will meet and receive a free autograph tonight. those autographs limited to complementary player cards or items purchased at the store. >> you can thank the warriors as you munch down on a free taco. they promised a free doritos locos taco to customers if a road team beat a home team. the warriors won game three in cleveland. you can nab one free taco from 1:00 to :00 p.m. today. >> apparently cat food eventually lured this little raccoon to safety. it started scaling a skyscraper

in spall minnesota. he mesmerized social media as he was inching his way up. he got tired and paused for a nap in the afternoon, just stretching himself out on a ledge. taking a break. he reversed course, though, and made it to the roof late last night. take a look at this video. he inched his way up even in the darkness. apparently it was the smell of cat food that animal control eventually used. they put it on the roof and hoped he would come. he did. he's a great climber. >> this raccoon has hero quality. i like the side eye he gave through that window. >> i see you. >> he still can't get me. >> so cute. >> 20 stories? >> amazing. >> wow, i like that. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. hopefully you'll like this, too. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look at sfo. one you'll like if you're tired of dealing with delays.

no june gloom so no delays. your highlights, sunshine everywhere. maybe a passing cloud at the coast. warm to hot around the bay. still cool at the coast. clouds return mainly to the coast tonight and cool conditions for all of us and then that sea breeze that brings those clouds in will cool down as we head towards father's day. we'll put the 12-hour planner starting at 7:00. in some areas, the closer you are to the bay, the warmer it will be with low 70s there. while we're still in the mid 60s to upper 60s on the oceanside. we're going to end up for highs, from 78 in berkeley and oakland to low to mid 80s for the rest of our neighborhoods. here is a look at the peninsula where it will be breezy starting at 3:00, 4:00. it will be about 65 degrees by 7:00. in the south bay it doesn't get breezy. still a little toasty during the afternoon and evening hours.

mid 80s to mid 90s down to mid to upper 70s by 7:00. in the north bay we're going to have highs once again in the mid 80s to low 90s, and then as we go to the east bay valleys, this is where it will be warm. from 62 at 7:00 to 85 at noon. mid to upper 90s during the afternoon hours. air conditioners running once again. we drop two to eight degrees tomorrow, a couple more on friday. before you know it, stuck in the 50s, 60s and mainly 70s for our coolest day saturday and slightly warmer with more sunshine for dad on sunday. >> looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. looking like a pretty typical commute at this point. the metering lights are on as of about 5:20 this morning. 30 minutes in, car pool lanes moving along just fine. cash and fast track, not so much. a wait to get through the metering lights. northbound 101 through san jose already heavy because we have a two-car crash, pretty minor. no injuries. but we have lane three blocked

at the moment. that has things stacking south of the 280/680 merge. the crash involving a motorcycle on westbound 580 past 205 has cleared. at an hour solid tracy to dublin. westbound 4 in the yellow at 20. north bay commute looking good, san rafael to san francisco just 15 minutes. new at 6:00, first chinatown, then fisherman's wharf. we're learning the central subway could go even further. several popular vehicles ranked the lowest in crash test

let's take a look at what's going on in oakland once again. you're in the spotlight because the a's are in town. 69 at 7:05. breezy and chilly by the end of the game. your last pitch temperature about 59 degrees. have fun. san francisco voters are all but certain to be asked in november whether to authorize nearly $500,000 in city borrowing. it's to pay for upgrades to the aging embarcadero seawall. the board of supervisors has unanimously approved a $425 million bond measure for the november 6 ballot. city leaders say the measure is vital to securing three miles of shoreline from the threat of earthquakes and sea level a second vote by the board is required before the measure becomes official. >> checking to see if your lottery ticket is a winner is as easy as picking up your current foal. >> the app has a check a ticket feature. make sure you give the app permission to use your phone's

camera, then hover the cam are over the bar code on the front of your ticket and the app will show you if you've won anything. good luck. happening today, dockless ford go bikes are hitting san jose. dockless bikes will cost the same as the docked bikes but can only be used in certain parts of north san jose. leaving a bike outside that area will trigger a $20 fee. so watch out. when they were first rolled out, go bikes used only a docking system. dockless bikes are already in the bay area through companies like jump, spin and lime bike. this is alarming. from 7 on your side, two of the country's most popular suvs are bank add at the bottom in crash tests. the jeep grand cherokee and the ford explorer were poor. ford says it is redesigning the suv to have better protection.

the taking a look at the roads this morning, i got good news in san jose, northbound 101 to oakland road. two-car crash there for about 30 minutes. all lanes are back open. unfortunately that's going to take a while for northbound 101 traffic to recover. we have two problems in the east bay on eastbound 24. a vehicle fire that smashed a brush fire as well. around fish ranch road and eastbound 24 getting reports of a rolled over vehicle blocking the left lane. i'll have more on those issues. right now let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going on. we talked about the a's, let's talk about the heat. temperature in livermore 96, 13 degrees above average. san francisco warmer than average, 71 degrees. albeit breezy and cooler as we head into the afternoon hours. let's take a look at what's going on with bud. it weakened overnight from a

four to a one and now it's down to a tropical storm as the winds are below 74 miles per hour. it's going to hit tomorrow late morning -- i should say late evening in cabo san lucas, 12 to 15-foot waves. that's the biggest issue as the winds will be down to 40 miles per hour. it heads to new mexico and brings them much-needed rain. i'm working on a cooling trend for us. look at these highs today, and some more kids are graduating, i'll have all that coming up in the next half hour. next at 6:00, upset and angry. a community blasting a principal after a student's microphone got cut off during her graduation speech. b.a.r.t. police officials are responding after new numbers show use of force discrepancies. breaking us no, a deadly fire in walnut creek at a home overnight. i will take you back to the scene and see what it looks like

a deadly fire in walnut creek. dropping birth rates, the housing crisis being blamed. soccer fans wanting to hear, the world cup is coming to america and hopefully to the bay area. we'll see. >> good morning on this wednesday, june 13. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. >> natasha, jessica, hey everybody. a look at live doppler 7. pretty clear over the top of us. that's a sign of things to come as the sea breeze is coming back and so are some of the clouds. look at hazy nine from the east bay hills camera. temperatures about the same as they were this time yesterday, lower 50s to about 60 degrees. that will hold true through 7:00. notice the coast stays behind from noon to 4:00 while we go 75 to 80 around the bay. 86 inland to 94.