live in san mateo, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. right now at least three people are dead after a 6.1 magnitude quake hit japan. sadly, a falling concrete wall at a school killed a 9-year-old girl. the two other deaths were men in their 80s. mo are than 300 others were injured t. quake was centered in osaka in western japan early in the morning as commuters were headed to work. look at the new images we got from overnight. right now there are several reports of more deaths, but those need to be confirmed. tens of thousands of people are without power or water. schools across the country are closed for frs that more walls are damaged and more kids could get hurt. i'll be watching for updates, especially on those numbers that might change throughout our newscast. back to you. time to get you updated on weather and traffic. we start with mike nicco. >> hey, reggie and natasha. you can see it's a touch

breezy -- touch of breezy out, if you will, for this monday morning. not nearly as breezy as it was over the weekend. that's what's going to jump start our warming trend for the early parts of this week. let's focus in on just this monday. mostly cloudy, mid to upper 50s at 10:00. the sea breeze kicks in and you're not going to get total sunshine like you did over the weekend at the coast. you actually drop down into the 50s during the afternoon and evening hours while we hit 75 to 81 around the bay and inland. at 7:00 a very comfortable 69 to 72. let's get another check on that morning commute with alexis. >> starting off with a few trouble spots this morning, mike. want to take you to oakland, eastbound 580 past 24, east of the 24 interchange. we're hearing about a solo vehicle spinout crash. blocking two lanes it sounds like, not sure if that's on the

connector or 580. trying to get more information right now, but i'm not seeing any delays approaching the scene. westbound 580 trying to get to the maze, you shouldn't have any problems here. no metering lights yet. a stackup starting to build in the cash lanes. next update just before 4:40. the trump administration's practice of separating children from their parents at the border is coming under increasing fire this morning. >> not only democrats, but the first lady and former first lady are weighing in. abc news reporter stephanie ramos joins us live from washington with the latest details. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning. the number of children being taken from their parents at the crossing into the united states is now at about 2,000 children. despite opposition and heartbreaking imageimages, the y is

lawmakers protesting to immigration advocates, even visiting a detention center outside new york city. >> we spoke to fathers whose children have been ripped from their arms, who have no idea when or if they'll see their children again. >> reporter: some lawmakers calling president trump's zero tolerance policy inhumane and un-american. >> there's no policy justification for this. it's political. >> reporter: today they're being charged with a criminal offense instead of a civil offense. so their kids are being taken away. even those individuals seeking asylum. many of the kids seen sleeping on mats at this facility in texas where families are being held. steve bannon pushing the white house agenda on "this week." >> the morality isn't the law. they're criminals when they come across illegally and that's why they're getting separated. >> reporter: first lady melania

trump commenting for the first time publicly on the issue. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs were heart. blasting the policy, writing an opinion ed in "the washington post." i live in a border state. i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundaries, but this zero tolerance policy is cruel. it is immoral and it breaks my heart. >> president trump is set to meet with lawmakers on tuesday to talk immigration. there are two bills that will be heard on the house floor this week. in washington, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. >> stephanie, thank you. a large group of people spent father's day in richmond protesting the policy of separating migrant families at the border. about 60 people demonstrated outside the facility where i.c.e. housed undocumented

detainees. one man got emotional describing the situation. >> i just think it's not very american, and i feel like if i was a father, and my child was taken away, i'd want people to support us. it gets me. i think it's really wrong. >> nancy pelosi will visit the border to see the impact on the efforts to crack down. an suv killing five people was involved in a smuggling operation. all the victims were undocumented immigrants. officials say an agent saw the vehicle traveling with two others on the rural highway about 25 miles from the mexico border yesterday. agents pulled two of them over. the third vehicle went on a chase and out of control at more than 100 miles per hour. voter turnout for the june 5th primary is set to exceed

numbers. five california counties including san mateo and napa switched to mail-in ballots instead. in napa voter turnout was at least 37%. san mateo is still counting its ballots. officials say they will use the same model of mail-in ballots in november because voters say it was easier than having to go to voting centers the day of. >> san francisco voters will get to decide in november if the city should create a high-speed internet service. san francisco's mayor ed lee had been pushing for a locally run broadband system for years. now current mayor mark farrell has decided against it on the ballot. he didn't give the reason why. he had until tomorrow to submit a tax proposal. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mid 50s in our east bay valleys. in livermore, 52, some of the

cool spots. if you're coming in from the east bay across the bay bridge, you can see it's nice and dry. no drizzle this morning, no fog. a little cloudy, but those clouds should remain above any area you're driving through today. lighter breezes out on the water today. mass transit cool this morning. but it's going to be warm this afternoon. let's take a look at san francisco over the last 12 hours. starting at 56. a lot of cloud cover. hit the mid 60s in the afternoon hours and the clouds will start coming in again late this afternoon and will drop us down to about 56 degrees. in the south bay 61 this morning, hanging out in the mid to upper 70s through 6:00. a comfortable 68 at 8:00. the north bay, a little cooler with 57 this morning. the shroud difficultness will see sunshine. by noon, mid 70s in the afternoon hours. a little chill bibi 8:00 at

about 65 degrees. we have 90s coming back into the forecast. i'll show you those in just a second. first, already having issues on a monday morning. >> we do. a few trouble spots. no major backups yet. that is good news. no problem spots on southbound 680 through walnut creek. looks like folks starting to hit the brakes as things fill in. we have a collision through much of the shoulder, that would be westbound 580 including tracy. a two-car crash around grand line road. getting into dublin, 39 minutes. hopefully when emergency crews arrive, they won't have to take a lane away. northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino looking great at 16 minutes. we have a crash with a vehicle facing sideways on east 580 in oakland. we'll look at that next. video games work hard to hook players. a health group says some gamers

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it's not as breezy between the two areas. cloud cover more stubborn along the coast. 88 to about 90 threw the central valley. low 70s in san diego and los angeles, and 98 in palm springs. 84 in yosemitend in tahoe it's going to be 67 degrees. the coolest day this week -- look at these temperatures, the average high is 73. we'll be at 75 tomorrow and then low to mid 80s, nearing record highs wednesday through sunday. >> mike, thank you. happening today, gaming disorder will officially be recognized as a medical condition. the term will be in a new draft of the world health organization's classification of diseases. officials say it could not only make gamers more likely to seek treatment if they need it and make therapists more likely to provide it, insurance companies may be more likely to provide coverage. for the diagnosis to be made, it needs to be for more than a year. mosquitos tested positive

for the west nile virus. the spraying will start 11:00 tomorrow night, centered at reid and east evelyn avenue. residents are asked to close windows and stay inside during that spraying. a san francisco band is returning home after a heartbreaking road trip. all of their gear was stolen from their hotel parking lot at the beginning of their tour and caught the attention of a rock and roll hall of famer. abc's lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: things have been going well for the stone foxes. they just came with a new single and one of their songs on a recent budweiser commercial. on june 6, the san francisco band endured a huge setback. they just performed in dallas when they woke up the next morning to find all of their equipment gone. channing caylor says their gear was stored inside a trailer attached to their van. >> it's like the bottom of your

heart just drops out. you go outside -- i'm sorry. you kind of have to laugh because you'll cry. we don't need to cry. >> reporter: the stone foxes recovered a few of their items, two guitars and a violin found at a music store. despite the loss, the group stayed on tour. bands meanwhile started a gofundme page where so far hundreds have contributed including sammy hagar who tweeted about the fund raising effort. >> first we thought, that's got to be somebody joking around. then he tweeted it out and posted about it. what a sweet man. >> the stone foxes say they learned from their mistakes, they now have insurance kofcoveg their gear and plan to take the most valuable and sentimental items with them. taking a turn, jay-z and beyonce surprised fans by dropping a joint album.

>> the nine-track album is called "everything is love." here is the music video. here is the music video. ♪ >> the alum is on title which is the streaming service that jay-z partially hones. the video as you might be able the video as you might be able to tell was shot in may louvre. >> that's the best view you'll get of the mona lisa, usually you're way in the back. >> unless you're alexis. >> we did a night tour and we were in there for like 15 other peopl people. >> the picture is a lot smaller

than what you think it would be. >> oh, yeah, it's very small. you have to get close to see it. >> let's talk about getting a little closer to some warm weather. the summer is going to come back after taking a hiatus over the weekend. a look at the exploratorium where we have cloudy conditions right now. slower breezes but a little more sunshine. we'll start a warming trend today. in fact, warmer than average the rest of the week except for the coast where we'll still have some heat relief there. here is a look at the winds. notice they're not nearly as fast. fast. only about 12 in blooum. temperatures getting closer to average, mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay. low to mid 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. 65 in santa cruz. notice the upper 50s along the coast, barely 60 in the sunset.

mid to upper 60s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. mid to upper 70s through most of the north bay. cloverdale, ukiah, mid 80s there. along the east bayshore, low to mid 70s. berkeley you may get let behind just a little bit at 689. brentwood at about 85 degrees. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see mid 80s to even some upper 90s as we head towards saturday and sunday. a lot going on in san francisco for pride parade. it's going to be a little comfortable, in the 70s. >> sounds good, mike. a little bit of better news in the oakland area, we have a solo vehicle crash on eastbound 580 just past the highway 24 interchange. sounds like it's only blocking one lane. facing sideways, somehow lost control, hit a side barrier and that's facing the wrong way. lane two, the left center lane is blocked. that's it. no backup approaching the scene. also looking nice and light to

start things off in the south bay. san jose, 280 and highway 17. can have a lot of company if you're just heading out the door. we'll take a look at drive times at 6:55. apple expected to announce more than one new iphone. facebook is limiting the ads is kids can see on the sites. >> in today's tech bites. >> the "wall street journal" reports apple will unveil three new iphones, the 8 plus expected to be bigger than the 8. better image quality and less battery power. facebook will soon prevent minors from viewing weapons. >> the new rule goes into effect this thursday. good news for instagram lurkers, the social media says it's canceling plans to notify a user if someone takes a screen shot of their story. >> the notifications are something snapchat uses with its

story feature which disappears after 20 hours. it appears instagram is going in a different correction. >> all right. creep away. >> those are your tech bites. >> i'm a total instagram lurker. i'll take the photo and send it to others. having warriors fans quench their 30 is it, how about a glass of lebron tears. >> the brewery wrote on instagram, quote, we took the tears from sir james' game one lost and distilled them into an ipa just for you. they're shooting back suggesting a sour grapes wine with draymond green's face on the label. are we sore winners? >> everyone is having fun. everyone making money. netflix lays down the law on

its film crews. what they cannot do. tourists enjoying a popular area in china when they're trying to save themselves from disaster. disaster. plus a local celebration of

welcome back. the giants at home tonight hosting the marlins in its native american heritage night. if you have a special ticket you

get special gifts. dress accordingly. have fun. take a look at this frightening sooep in china. oh, my goodness. this is showing you part of the ceiling crashing down on people inside a tourist center. it happened yesterday in huayin city. some people did manage to jump out of the way. there really wasn't anywhere to go. rescuers had to free people who were trapped under the debris. no word yet on what caused that collapse. netflix updated its sexual harassment policies for film crews. netflix crew members should n flirt, give lingering hugs nor stare at anyone for longer than five seconds. according to the independent newspaper in the uk, flirting and asking for a colleague's phone number forbidden. they were one of the first companies impacted by the me too

movement. going small quickly becoming the new way of living large. tiny fest california was yesterd yesterday. it's a celebration of tiny homes for the west coast. the event brought together perspective buyers and tiny home builders. >> the comments are from what the crap is this to this is amazing. >> i traveled to northern finland and i saw container homes that were absolutely fabulous. i thought if there was a company that makes them here, i might be interested in buying one. >> really a sign of the times. some of the models sell with all the furniture and appliances for about $60,000. soccer fans in the bay area went crazy after a major upset in the world cub. abc 7 news was in san jose where a big crowd at avaya stadium as

mexico beat reigning champs germany. the earthquakes are hosting watch parties for every world cupmatch. >> everything makes sense when mexico wins. everybody comes together, puts everything else aside. >> we beat the champs, the world champs right now. >> if you thought local fans were excited, in mexico city fans celebrating the winning goal caused such a ruckus that the sensors in the area thought there was an earthquake. there wasn't. it was so many excited fans. >> that's what you love about sports, brings everybody together and unites everybody like that. that's awesome. maybe in four years we can do it, too, if we qualify. here is a look at walnut creek and this is one of the areas. the east bay inland will see one of the biggest jumps. walnut creek from 76 to 82.

the rest of us very minimal changes today. just a couple of degrees here and there. we'll see a bigger change tomorrow. as you can see, temperatures more in the 70s and 80s. even 90s. we'll dip down a little bit wednesday, but that weekend warming trend is going to be even more robust with a possibility of some 100s. we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. let's check with alexis. >> a few trouble spots this morning. nothing major yet. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, a little stackup in the cash lanes. no metering lights if you're using fastrak. no significant delays if you're coming through the maze this morning. westbound 580 tracy to castro valley we had a minor crash near grand line that has fully cleared. just under an hour, that's still in the yellow. northbound 101, highway 85 to the san jose airport in the green at 11. northbound 280 highway 1 to san francisco, ten minutes for you. hearing about a rollover crash southbound 880 in hayward.

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now at 5:00, the search for a possible arsonist in the north bay. >> a community rebuilding from the october would fires needs to be on alert for someone setting fires intentionally. >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this monday, june 18. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's start with meteorologist mike nicco. hi there, mike. >> hey, natasha, hey reggie. welcome to monday morning. getting murky out there. i got the clouds overlaid here. that's the gray you see it's increasing over the last three hours. we'll see plenty of sunshine and a little warming trend that will get our temperatures back to where they should be for this time of year. starting off at 7:00, mostly cloudy and mid to upper 50s, 54 to 58. we'll hit 60s at the coast at noon, 70 around the bay. 76 inland. a sunnier sky, also. by 4:00,