tracking gusty breezes in fairfield. a broken deck of clouds this morning but they are lower to the ground so you may feel a little more claustrophobic when you go outside. you can't see the top of some of the buildings in san francisco, pier 15. breaking down next couple of hours 7:00, mid-50s. pretty much the same start temperature wise. you'll already know this by noon, warmer, inland at 80, warm around the bay, 57 at the coast. you'll still be 57 at the coast, 76 to 85. a little jump in temperatures, a little above average at 4:00. then we've got a pretty comfortable evening on the way. 71 around the bay, 77 inland but definitely chilly at the coast, 56. all right. let's see what alexis is watching for the commute. >> watching a busy bay bridge toll plaza unfortunately very early today. those metering lights on at 4:45 this morning. if you're typically a bay bridge commuter, you know it doesn't

hppen until 5:25 on average. we did talk to chp, they said they had to turn it on early due to roadwork on the bridge, westbound 880 before treasure island. we have two lanes down. that is scheduled to wrap any minute now until 5:00 a.m. looks like that is starting to improve. i'm sure those metering lights will stay on. you can see things backing up into the maze. i would plan on a little extra time if you're heading out the door or use mass transit. no issues with barrett this morning. next traffic coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. this morning a growing zero tolerance for the zero tolerance policy that has now by some estimates 2,000 children separated from parents in border detention centers. >> we expect to see a demonstration in some of the outrage across the country. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live outside the i.c.e. office. good morning, amy. >> good morning, natasha. there's a protest scheduled at

i.c.e. officers in san francisco today. meanwhile bay area religious leaders are speaking out against what is happening at the border. san jose's bishop has written a letter calling the policy that is separating children from their parents un-american, unchristian and inhumane. we asked him about his stance and also reached out to a local leader of the republican party about why he agrees with the trump administration. >> it's unfortunate but it's necessary. we have to stop the tide of people coming in illegally. if they know that's going to happen, less people will be coming. >> to use children as a pawn in economic and trade policies is immoral and unethical and defeats what we stand for as a country. >> the letter from the pitch is one of dozens sent by religious leaders and other activists in the last week calling on the trump administration to change the policy. the protest in front of i.c.e.

headquarters in the city. reporting live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >> if someone you know is having an immigration issue, take action and find an ally. click human rights section, information on contacting aclu to local rapid response agencies that can help during i.c.e. enforcementties, all at abc7news.com/take action. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> we are tracking breaking news in union city where police are investigating a shooting involving several officers and some people in a car. i do want to show you the scene here, a video we got overnight. it started on railroad avenue and e street. police say officers tried to stop a car late last night and then something happened. shots were fired between the suspects and police. investigators say they run off.

three people for you in custody. one of the suspects was shot. police say his injuries don't appear to be life threatening. still an ongoing investigation and abc news reporter matt keller will have a live update in the next half hour. we'll continue to track this closely. back to you. thank you. police made an arrest in two unprovoked attacks in san francisco. >> they recognized the suspect from a surveillance video. a warning here, this may be difficult to watch. 58-year-old man has been charged with aggravated assault. police say he is the man in this video who repeatedly kicks a homeless man in the tenderloin neighborhood. he's accused of attacking a man riding a muni bus on 8th street near mission. both attacks happened last month. 5:04. happening today marine mammal center will respond to whale carcass. it watched up south of the beach today. researchers will develop a plan

to perform a necropsy and determine how the animal died. it's only the tenth blue whale carcass the center responded to in the 30-year history. a man died after he flipped in the bay near berkeley. it happened saturday night. he was a member of the dragon boat team based in the marina. abc 7 reporter lilian kim has more. >> members of the team are in disbelief that a man died at the marina they practice every day. he had been paddling alone in the outrigger canoe when something went wrong. a passerby spotted his body in the afternoon. >> i was in shock, maybe even numb. >> he always had a smile. whenever i saw him, he was walking down really casually. >> chong lived in walnut creek and worked as a chiropractor in the south bay. teammates say he was always willing to help if he could. >> some doctors were afraid of

liability. chris was so giving. there was no hesitation for him to help people out and work with us. >> it's unclear what may have happened out on the water. his vest was found inside the canoe. it was also windy that day with gusts up to 25 miles per hour. >> his skill level good enough, high enough it shouldn't have happened. >> the coroner has not yet determined a cause and manner of death. that process could take several weeks. in berkeley, lilian kim, abc 7 news. now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. another update from our live desk because after a threat of a new round of tariffs yesterday on chinese imports we're really starting to see those markets react. dow futures down this morning more than 300 points, about 1.5%. china has said that the u.s. tariffs are, quote, blackmail and they have retaliated. now it seems the u.s. could do it again. that's where we're at. in a statement overnight

president trump said the new tariffs will, quote, go into effect if china refuses to change its practices and also if it insists on going forward with the new tariffs that it has recently announced. so again this morning we see that escalation of the trade war between our two countries. we're going to check in on the dow when it opens a little bit later this morning. back to you guys. >> jessica, thank you. san francisco's pride parade is this weekend. >> san francisco lgtb center got the party started early with center of pride fundraiser. proceeds from last night's event go to expansion of outreach to homeless lgtb youth providing warm meals, job opportunities and internships. the excitement for pride could be felt throughout the building. >> if you ride b.a.r.t. or walk on the streets. you don't have to go to the parade. it's sort of an uptick in fabulousness in the entire city. >> i like that, uptick of fabulousness. find a list of pride events around the area this week at

abc7news.com. mike, you also see a lot of our colleagues in the pride parade from abc 7 and other disney companies. >> yeah, quite a turnout we're going to have. you won't miss us. that's for sure. hi, everybody, a look at the forecast for the weekend. pride events taking place friday look at sunshine 75, look saturday near 80 and still some sunshine but breezier and 73 sunday. if you're heading out right now in the east bay we've got 60 in antioch, everybody else mid to upper 50s. let's broaden out and see other neighborhoods. pretty much the entire pembroke pines la down into the south bay, mid to upper 50s. 51 pacifica. vallejo 54, same in novato and fairfield. a look at santa cruz where it's kind of cloudy this morning. if you're going to be out at the ocean, spots of gray and a cool breeze once again. if you're exercising, going to be warmer this afternoon. if you're out on the pay, small craft advisory is back. all these areas you see in yellow, we could have west to southwest winds, 15 to 25 knots

even getting up to about 30. that starts at noon and goes all the way up to 9:00. for the north bay 59 this morning. 77 at noon. look at the wealth of 80s, from 1:00 to 6:00. in fact, mid-80s from 3:00 to 4:00. peninsula, a little tamer. 61 this morning. about 71 at noon. then mid-70s between 2:00 to 6:00. 67 at 8:00. our last stop will be east bay show just a touch cooler, 59 this morning, 72 at noon, look at the sunshine dropping down to 63 at 8:00. remember, a little bit breezier than it was yesterday afternoon. a lot accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. unfortunately a rough start here if you are doing bay bridge commute coming in from the east bay, yeah, that is pretty stacked up toll plaza. that is because metering lights have been on since 4:45 this morning. we talked to chp to confirm why,

due to roadwork on the bridge before treasure island two lanes closed up until about 5:00 this morning. it does look like lanes are back open but metering lights will stay on at this point. back-up is very early back into the maze today. if you want to take b.a.r.t. instead that is running on time with no issues. also heavy out of the central valley westbound 580 tracy to dublin one hour five minutes, reports of lumber blocking one lane before grant road. dublin to mission boulevard, 101 to cupertino looking good at 15 minutes. it's been weeks since president trump called war games in south korea provocative and inappropriate after a summit leader with kim jong-un. this morning pentagon announced a suspension of all planning for an august joint military exercise with south korea and several allies. military officials have said the exercises are crucial in order to blend different countries into a fighting force. the white house has indicated it wants regular readiness trapg and training exchanges to

continue. happening today in the north bay, don't be alarmed if you see armed police officers, firefighters and emergency vehicles. >> that's because they are conducting active shooting response training. the training is from 7:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon at sir st. francis drake high school. san marin police say there will be loud noises and shouting and do not call 911 if you see emergency response at that school. a second training will be held on thursday. the legal team defending north bay fire victims just added a member pg&e is very familiar with. >> less than a week after a roller coaster derails, another one gets stuck. this time 200 feet in the air. >> how would you like to get a >> how would you like to get a discount o

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of those areas so much warmer than average by 7 degree in places like santa rosa, 6 degrees more than average in livermore, san jose. low- to mid-80s along with redwood city. 71 in oakland, 2 degrees warmer than average. san francisco it's hard to say. it's your average. >> thanks, mike. in maryland superman was not faster than a speeding bullet a car on the superman ride at the steel coaster in bowie locked up near the top of the 205 foot high ride yesterday. park employees managed to get

all the riders to safety before rescue crews got there. yikes. the trial for the first of thousands against monsanto. it's weed killer causing cancer was filed. working as integrated pest manager for benicia school district. his attorney said a large part of his job was to spray roundup weed killer. >> after 2 1/2 years or so of spraying this stuff 30 times a year, sometimes 100 gallons a day, he was diagnosed, no surprise, with non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> cancer is a terrible disease but it's not caused by the use of roundup. johnson's attorney says while his client is terminally ill, he is expected to testify. wells fargo is reportedly moving 100 jobs out of san francisco. according to the business times, the company needs to have employees and treasury in closer

proximity to each other. 91 jobs relocated, 5 will be eliminated. the bank is moving 64 positions to el monte and los angeles county. the other 27 will be relocated to arizona, utah, minnesota, and north carolina. the jobs will be moved by september 28th. the man accused of throwing a homeless man's belongings into lake merritt pleaded not guilty to second degree robbery. hentry sintay accused of dismaching a cell phone from a man recording a conversation with him. before that he was doing this, throwing a homeless man into the water. he's out on bail and due in court in august. lawyers representing north bay will welcome a new name to the team, erin brockovich. >> national recognition after a movie made. her clients awarded $333 million

over a settlement over contaminated water in hinckley, california. there's a reception in santa rosa at 6:00. >> pg&e responded to cal fire report that blames the power company's equipment for causing 12 of the north bay wildfires writing, quote, the loss of life, homes and businesses in these extraordinary wildfires is simply heartbreaking and we remain focused on helping communities recover and build. we look forward to the opportunity to care any review the cal fire reports to understand the agency's perspectives. we continue to believe our overall programs met high standards. this next story pretty com telling, helping passengers whose flights are delayed or canceled at sfo. they will resell at oakland or san jose then will shuttle through. weather, construction, air traffic control restrictions can cause long delays at sfo. we know this. we've been there. providing another plane at another airport and getting you there for free may sound like

just the ticket. you may soon be able to get a discount on your uber ride if you're rilg to wait. uber is reportedly testing a new feature that offers cheaper fares if you delay your pick up rather than requesting an immediate ride. the feature tested on uber employees in san francisco and los angeles. don't know when it could expand to the rest of us. interesting idea. >> i'm all for that and all for being shuttled and flying out of another airport. >> this one caveat that some people are pushing back on with the plane thing, it also means your plane could not be where you think it's going to be when you're leaving. so for example you're going to hawaii. you think it's in oakland but instead your plane is in san jose or in san francisco. >> as long as you're shuttled there, i'm good. >> you're not. i think you need to get to that airport your se >> yeah. >> i need more answers. >> yeah. i think just flying out of the airport you want to go to still easier. i could see why they do it. they want their arrival times to

be good. if you fly into sfo in the summertime, you're always late unfortunately because of the cloud cover. must look into that a little deeper, see how it works out. i'm sure they have algorithms to tell hu it works. let's move on and use some of my algorithms to show you how hot it's going to be. east bay hills, looking at cloud deck trying to climb over 1900 feet there near grizzly peak. let's talk about what's going to happen today. sunshine and warmer temperatures this afternoon away from the coast. cool lows and clouds return. that's the key to the forecast moving forward. no matter how hot it's going to get during the day, at least we're going to be comfortable at night and we'll be able to sleep. extended warm to hot through the weekend. let's start it off with san francisco where you can see 50s and 60s in your 12-hour planner and pretty much 50s and sikds for your high from eagle side 59 to 67 in downtown. let's go to the east bayshore, start off 50s, 72 at 4:00.

in between hit the low- to mid-70s in most neighborhoods. 69 t 79 at fremont. the extreme there. peninsula 50s and jumping up into the 70s this afternoon, may get to 82 in redwood city. you're the exception, mid to up ever 70s and 50s in the coast. down in the south bay a little biller spread, 58 to 80 from 7:00 to 4:00 and 79 milpitas, los gatos, upper 80s. head to the north bay, can you see the spread is bigger, 53 to 83 with low- to mid-80s here even 87 in santa rosa, 91 in cloverdale. for inland neighborhoods 58 to 88. so the spread just keeps getting bigger with your highs upper 80s to mid-90s. we'll pull back a little bit toll and 90s return inland thursday. 80s around the bay friday and they stick around through at least sunday. here is alexis. >> good morning,t to the bay br. typically we are just starting to see those metering lights and

back-up form. however, metering lights at 4:45 today, due to some roadwork that went until 5:00 on the bay bridge. so all lanes are clear once you make it to the bridge but about a 15-minute delay on the approach into the maze. also briefly had to shut down the ramp from westbound 24 to northbound highway 13. an earlier rollover crash. that vehicle went in the ditch so chp had to shut down the ramp while they uprighted the vehicle. they just opened that, a little bit of a back on 24 starting to thin out. not thinning out here back-up to tracy, westbound 580 near flynn road, lumber blocking lane number three. that has us up to one hour and seven minutes tracy into dublin. severe storms in the midwest have turnedals fear the worst i to come after torrential rains caused a dam to fail. >> a flash flood emergency as

downpours leave areas under water. in illinois deluge sending temperatures crashing from mid-90s into 70s. >> the street is completely flooded. >> in rockford drivers became trapped in submerged vehicles. showing a man trapped on a roof. you can see the driver trying to climb out the back window that's been smashed open. >> there's a river here. >> in parts of the hospital evacuated after the river flowing through the hallways. a state of emergency after a dam failure, water flowing through the broken dam for miles into minnesota. coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll have the storm's latest track. with "gma" 1st look, abc 7 news new york. coming up next, the seven things you need to know before you start your day. >> is someone sabotaging tesla? what someone is saying

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5:24, if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are 7 things to know before you go. number one from live desk breaking news in the east bay. look at the scene here. union city police are now investigating a shooting involving several officers as well as some people in a car. it started on railroad avenue and e street late last night. police have three people in custody. one suspect was shot. his injuries are not life threatening. number two, president trump will speak with republicans today about immigration. the outcry against separating chi children from their parents at the border is growing. growing outrage against zero tolerance policy separating children from their parents, a protest planned todheadquarters. it skepd to take place at 1:00 p.m. north korean leader kim jong-un expected to arrive in beijing this morning. he's expected to meet with chinese leaders and discuss his next steps after his nuclear

summit with president trump. number five tesla ceo elon muching has sent an e-mail to employees about sabotagecompany. claims a worker changed a damaging code and an investigation is under way. number six, our first warming trend peaks today. walnut creek is one of the areas you may need the air conditioner later on as temperatures reach upper 80s to low 90s. >> number seven, a rough start here if you're doing bay bridge commute those metering lights on at 4:45 this morning. due to roadwork on the bridge that wrapped up around 5:00 this morning. we're talking at least 15, 20 minute delay if you're coming in on the maze approaching those metering lights. thanks, alexis. puppy parents, you know the look of the dog that gets caught doing something it's not supposed to do. >> check out this snaudser baxter, having a blast in the inflatable pool. he's not supposed to be in the

pool. watch his reaction when he realizes he's just been caught by his human. he stares at his dad. he's like i'm not doing anything. shows the pooch like i'm not doing anything. i don't know what you're talking about. >> my dog used to do the same thing when he was caught now he doesn't care. so what. >> a fun attitude. >> it's fun. i've got to start looking at it that way. coming back with another 90 minutes of news including robbery caught on camera, video they want you to see. they want you to see. >> silicon valley crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, they want you to see. >> silicon valley passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

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in the east bay. right now i can tell you there's a press conference happening. we are live at police headquarters getting the very latest at this hour. >> a new warning about hackers gaining access to your laptop camera and microphone. how to protect your self. >> millennials at it again, a new thing to plame on them. tipping is apparently not in their vocabulary. >> i'm already offended and i have not read the story yet. >> if you don't like something, blame it on the millennials. >> paper towel industry. >> sure, straws. good morning on this tuesday june 19th. it is 5:30. you're never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. >> if you don't like weather, blame it on the millennials, mike. >> which i'm not anymore. never was. anyway, yes. it's going to be hot out there, so blame your electric bill on the millennials if you have to turn your air conditioner on.

toll lights, blame it on millennials, they are on early. it's a little closer to the ground this morning. can you see it's increasing right now. it's not dropping drizzle or mist, haven't seen that, but keeping temperatures the same mid to upper 50s through 7:00. warmer at noon, 71 to 80 at the coast where you'll be stuck in the 50s all day. 75 to 88 that's the warmth we're dealing with at 4:00. down to 80, comfortable conditions. more from alexis. >> those metering lights were on early this morning, 4:45, due to roadwork happening on the bridge just before treasure island. on time right at 5:00 but damage already done. we know it does not take much to slow down the approach to the bay bridge. already backed up into the maze. westbound 580 tracy to dublin very heavy. we have some lumber in lane

three around north flynn road. one hour 14 minutes into dublin. one hour 14 minutes into dublin. no de rayos westbound 4 t . facing a tremendous backlash over child separations from families at the border. >> stephanie ramos joins us live in washington with this. good morning, stephanie. >> hey, reggie and we've heard from first ladies, former first lady, current first lady all not on board with taking away children from those that cross the board illegally. president trump not budging on his zero tolerance policy. opposition to his zero tolerance policy is growing. republican senator john mccain is weighing in making it clear family separation is a trumpadm the way to go. in a tweet mccain says the

administration has the power to rescind this policy. it should do so now. but in an interview on fox news overnight attorney general jeff sessions says the administration is doing the right sessions says the policy is being used as a deterrent. >> hopefully people will get the message coming through the border and come through the point of entry and not break across unlawful. >> even if it means traumatizing thousands more children. in this recording first obtained by the website pro publica can hear children and their desperate sobs calling for their parents. the president says he's disturbed by the situation but stands by his policy. >> the united states will be a migrant camp and and and refugee holding facility.

won't be. >> kirsten nelson insists the children are being well cared for but cannot explain why it is we only see boys in the pictures, not girls. >> why is the government only releasing images of the boys being held? where are the girls and where are the young toddlers. >> i don't know. i'm not familiar with those particular images. >> texas senator ted cruz introducing emergency legislation that would aim to keep immigrant families together after crossing the border. it's unclear how much impact cruz's legislation will have. reporting live stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. stephanie, thank you. now onto other legislation, every democrat if the senate has signed onto a bill by california signed onto a bill by california senator separati separations from children within

100 miles of the border. the only exception is if there's abuse or other danger to kids. a couple in silicon valley raised nearly $4 million on facebook to help reunite immigrant parents with kids. it will go directly to fund bonds to get parents out of detention. the original goal was $1500. that's the minimum bond amount for cases like this but it went viral and it's raised enough money to bail out more than 2500 paren parents. we have a link an more details on abc7news.com. that's amazing. a reward offered to catch an arsonist who set fires. the path of saturday night's arsonist you can sha rosace offering a reward up to $2500 for an arrest in this case. fire crews say all the fires set within two hours of oneso used a lighter and is likely getting

around on a bicycle. >> the budget battle under way san francisco city hall. hearings began on the $11 billion two-year spending plan. he wants more money for transportation and police. labor and community groups want $100 million for homeless shelters, rent subsidies and services for low income residents. the supervisors set to make final decisions next week. police need your help finding a robbery suspect. take a look at the incident that happened may 1st at the public storage. the suspect armed with a gun, demanded money from the employee. he drove off in a 1990s model silver chevy blazer. it's not clear how much he got e wasurhere information, you're asked to contact san jose police. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. that lower cloud deck is trying to reduce visibility in some spots, about 3 miles in petaluma

near the park. we'll keep an eye to see if it's lower or more dynamic reduce. heading out to north bay temperatures a little milder than yesterday, low- to mid-50s until clear lake at 65 degrees. mid to upper 50s whether you're in the east bay valleys, san francisco all the way down to the bay south bay, the cool spot tracy at 60. lower cloud deck as we look at western -- eastern side of san mateo bridge toward peninsula. driving today, spotty morning fog. need the air conditioner many areas in the afternoon hours. it's going to be breezy and choppy on the bay. mass transit while cool this morning, got hot spots to deal with as you head through the afternoon hours especially as you move inland. n u see 8:00, 53, then hang out in the upper 50s from noon to 2:00 and then low- to mid-60s in the latter parts of the afternoon hours. in the south bay 80s are back and will start about 1:00 and

hang around enthusiastic 5:00. in between we'll have about 78 at noon and about 70 at 8:00. in my last stop for this go-round will be our east bay valley where it's really cool this morning, got the window open, make sure you close them. when you get home you don't want to walk into a house that's toasty. that's the possibility from 2:00 to 6:00, back to 70s by 8:00. pretty nice. get alexis in here a look at traffic and hot spots. >> unfortunately off to a busy start this morning especially if you're trying to cross the bay bridge across the east bay. it looks pretty typical. metering lights on really early, 4:45. they have been on an hour. you know what that means those delays back into the maze. this because of roadwork on the bridge before treasure island. they got that done on time before 5:00 this morning. damage is done. i want to show you what back-up

looks like heading towards that area. westbound 880 from berkeley, emeryville jammed to 6 miles an hour and spilled to 580. if you're coming 24 oakland onto 580 down to 12 miles an hour. also westbound 24 on ramp to northbound 13, last we checked with chp was still closed to recover a vehicle that flipped over. hwever i'm not seeing a back-up on westbound 24, we had that out of caldecott. may have a closure. i'll confirm that. drive times just before 6:00. breaking news from abc 7 live desk. >> we are still monitoring breaking news out of union city where police are investigating this officer-involved shooting. this w a news conference moments ago at police headquarters to give us a few more details. that is where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller live this morning with what we know. matt. >> reporter: very interesting details, jessica.

we just talked with lieutenant from union city police department and he says all three suspects involved in the officer-involved shooting are juveniles. he said six officers were involved in this shooting as well. multiple records were recovered from the scene. take a look at video from overnight and you can see just how intense the investigation was. a big response. police say the shooting between officers and those suspects happened at 11:35 last night after officers attempted to stop a car at e street and railroad avenue in union city. those suspects drove off a few blocks to railroad avenue and whipple road where all three of the suspects jupd out and ran into the neighborhood. s.w.a.t. teams were seen in the area along with other agencies like the police department. all three suspects captured and taken into custody. at least one of the suspects was shot. miss say his injuries do not appear to be life threatening. no officers were injured. we say there's no ongoing danger to the public. we did receive an alert from the union city police department saying their investigation is expected to take at least

another six hours so those areas of investigation on whipple road and railroad and e street and railroad are going to be blocked off for several more hours. reporting live in union city, matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you. there are new warnings as we get ready for summer. this video showing a toddler climbing what should be a locked pool ladder. >> concern about lingering impact from toxic smoke during north bay wildfires.

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. we're not the only ones dealing with heat today, look at mid to you upper 90s through central valley and 107 in palm springs. some of the more comfortable weather look at san diego and los angeles, low to upper 70s. we've got 64 monterey, 61 in eureka, 88 with sunshine in yosemite. this is the way it looks in tahoe this morning. not a cloud to be found. looks like it's pretty nice over the water. 5 is our closest afternoon to average, which is 73, because i've got low- to mid-80s and just about total sunshine tomorrow through monday. reggie. >> thanks, mike. if you have an above dpound pgr or neighbor that has one, you have to see this video. it's gone viral. this child was able to get up into the pool using a ladder

that's supposed to be childproof. a massachusetts family captured this. the ladder was locked onto the step but he grabbed onto the slits in the door and pulled himself up. his parents shared the video to warn others. >> he was 4 feet from us. when i turned to see actually what he was doing, he was up the ladd ladder. >> you have to watch them every minute. >> another thing, if the pool is unoccupied you need to put a fence around the pool, take the ladder off, put it where the kids can't get to it and put it back on when there's adult supervision. it's a quarter to 6:00, tesla ceo elon musk sent an e-mail to employees about sabotage against the company. obtained copy of a letter in which said an employee made

changes to a koefd and sent information to third parties. musk said he was upset about not getting a promotion. still investigating whether the employee was working with other people. researchers at uc davis investigating whether smoke from wildfires may have harmed pregnant women and unborn children. this woman took a video of heavy smoke that surrounded naacp valley. her 8-month-old son phoenix was born days after the devastating fires. >> fumes were so bad, different than just a wildfire where you're worried about particulate matter. these are houses and garages, house paint, refrigerators. >> a lot of women seem to be interested because i think they are wondering the same things, what was i exposed to, am i still being exposed and what effects this could have on their child. >> uc davis researchers are still looking for women pregnant at the time of the fire or soon after who may want to participate in the study. we have more information on the website, abc7news.com.

and oakland woman desperately wants her stolen dog returned. she says charlie is more than just a dog, she's the emotional support that keeps her going. two years ago lauren was diagnosed with depression and couldn't take care of herself. charlie helped her conquer her fears. she went to a lucky store on 15th street. she had to tie her dog up outside because they only allowed service dogs not emotional support animals. in that time someone took charlie. >> new technoogy sold by amazon. aclu delivered a petition with 152,000 signatures for the company yesterday. they were demanding it stop selling recognition to police and government agencies. aclu says the technology can scan and identify hundreds of people in a crowd in just seconds. they fear it will be used against groups holing peaceful

protests. amazon says recognition is a powerful crime fighting tool? >> are you ready to blame millennials, natasha? when it comes to tipping, a study says millennials are the cheapest. >> 10% of millennials don't tip at all compared to only 3% of an older generation. released by credit cards.com. millennials that do tip at restaurants tend to leave about 15%. gen xers are more generous. there's no excuse for not tipping at all. >> alexis, who else has been a server here? >> you waited tables, too, mike? okay. >> surprised? >> what will help you, millennial, is being a server. >> that's true, when you've been on the other side. >> and having more money. >> after working fitting room i'm putting stuff back on the

hanger, tucking the tags. you've got to do your part. >> younger generation has always tipped less. in this case we're picking. >> make more money. >> seems to be the trend add gen xers tip more. >> show you what's going on. always walk in someone else's shoes when you think about how to treat them or tip them. 5: 5:49. hi, everybody. 58 and cloudy this morning. our first warming trend is going to peak today. heat wave friday, saturday, sunday. a look at the cloud cover. can you see a faster retreat. that's why warmer. an extra hour or two of sunshine except the coast, mainly gray all day. 7:00 starts to make that trip to the east for the overpass hours. 79 milpitas, los gatos, everyone else low to upper 80s, san jose 83, gilroy 88. 82 redwood city, mid up toer 70s

for the peninsula. how about upper 50s along the coast to mid and upper 50s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. we'll start at 82 in sonoma, petaluma, warm to 85 in napa, 1 in cloverdale. richmond breezy today, that's why you're at 69. notice the farther south from 69 in richmond and 73 in oakland to fremont at 7988 san ramon. notice some of the cool spots in east bay valleys as 90s are pretty dominant today. all right. tonight see the cloud cover come back in low- to mid-50s. comfortable sleeping weather tonight. look at thursday, 90s back. a run at 100 friday and saturday, low- to mid-80s and heat will start easy sunday and back to monday. i'll have your pride parade forecast coming up next. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. we have not had an easy start to the commute.

a live look at toll plaza extra congested due to earlier roadwork on the bridge. metering lights on at 4:45 this morning. unfortunately the hits before c chavez, a crash blocking two left lanes. that is backing up 880 heading to strans. we'll check out bay bridge camera and see how that looks in a few minutes. a little better news, westbound 205, 580, trying to recover, lumber blocking the road. 6 miles an hour, 13 miles an hour and about one hour 15 minutes from tracy into dublin. next traffic update coming up just before 6:00. >> alexis, thank you. new at 6:00, health alert about dietary supplement more and more kids taking. some doctors sounding the alarm this morning. >> first alexa, i need room service. amazon voice assistant expanding eyond your e assistant expanding

>> as promised, your pride forecast starting friday and heading through the weekend. look at all this sunshine, temperatures mid to upper 70s, with lows in the mid to upper 50s. it's going to be gorgeous this weekend. >> also suns out guns out. thanks, mike. from 7 on your side, a warning about a malware attack that's been under way for some time. victims may not know they have been infected. it's call invisimole. researchers believe it's been out there five years. it can turn on the microphone on the computer and spy on its

owner. it can open, create and delete files. a way to protect your self, put that tape over your microphone and camera when you aren't using it. >> a low tech solution. alexa, can i get more towels? you'll soon be able to request housekeeping, order room service or call concierge through amazon's alexa. making the announcement marriott will replace smart speakers in hotel. guest information will be deleted on a daily basis. if you don't want it in your room, you can ask to have it remessed. >> she's listening. >> to everything you're saying. >> president trump wants the pentagon to begin the process of a fifth branch called spa force. >> martha raddes into about what that means. omn with space and sa

he needs congress. >> it's traditionally been the domain of the air force. congress will need to write the law and carve out funding for this space force. now to our traffic force. >> yeah. good morning, reggie. we're looking live at bay bridge commute. that's been a trouble spot this morning. heavier than average in san francisco, a crash on th merge. not good here, 880, hour, 23 miles an hour due to metering lights coming on very early today due to roadwork. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thanks, alexis. let's look at walnut creek, inland neighborhoods, santa rosa, danville, big jumps in temperature, even oakland 5 degrees, 4 to 5 warmer everywhere else. going to the game, going to be

cool, breezy. let's hope the giants can at least take one from the marlins, 59 insi nascar at sonoma. warmer friday and saturday. fingers closed the sea breeze drops us to 82 sunday. >> wells fargo explaining why it's eliminating 100 jobs in the bay area. >> plus lawmakers touring facilities where hundreds of mig rapt children held without parents. how bay area activists will demand change today. >> we into with police in union city after big investigation there overnight.

right now at 6:00 breaking news in union city. new details revealed in the last 30 minutes after an

officer-involved shooting overnight. >> but first this is what you can see as you head out the door this morning. that's right. fog has arrived. >> tuesday june 19th, you're never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, gang. good morning. golden gate bridge one of our foggiest spots