a van slams into an apartment in sfrachblt look at this new video. the van entirely inside the building. it is really stunning to see, natasha and reggie. right now there's concerns for that building, the stability of it. we'll have a live report shortly. >> i'm sure the driver as well. jess, thank you. good morning, on this wednesday, june 20th. it's 5:00 a.m. >> first we want to get you a check of weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi everybody. let's take a look at the winds and the clouds this morning. look at that gust of 37 in fairfield. what a headwind if you're coming down 80 towards san francisco. ten miles per hour in oakland,

14 at sfo, 13 in livermore. that's a stout sea breeze that will keep our temperatures in check today. waking up and heading out now through 7:00. temperatures hanging out in the low to upper 50s. 52 to 57 is our spread. notice at noon, mid 50s at the coast. 74 to 80, that's not bad either for the latter parts of june. by 7:00 we're 55 at the coast, 67 to 70 around our bay and inland neighborhoods. hope you enjoy the cool weather. i've got heat coming at you at the accuweather seven-day forecast. we're taking a look at the bay bridge commute yesterday. if you were with us, we had very heavy volumes very early, due to road work, a bridge inspection that went until 5k a.m. the same thing happening today, but supposedly did clear well ahead of schedule, about 20 minutes ago. although this is pretty heavy for bay bridge traffic heading

into san francisco. yesterday the metering lights came on at 4:45. only a normal week day, it's about 5:20. overall looking pretty typical if you're doing that bay bridge commute and drive times looking okay, too. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 18 minutes, nine minutes across the bay bridge. no delays if you're heading southbound leaving san francisco heading to sfo. next traffic update in about ten minutes. breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. that breaking news in san francisco, a van crashing into a building. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the scene at clement and arguello. what's the latest there? >> reporter: hi, jessica. the fan is still here. the people who live here are not. you can see the van is in the garage. that's where it came to a stop. but the people who live in this apartment complex have been told by police they need to go somewhere else at least for now. this van crashed at arguello and

clement here in san francisco. the driver was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. witnesses say they could feel the building shake when the van h hit. >> there was a lyft driver that stopped, was doing a drop-off over here. thank goodness for that guy. he was the first one here. he dialed 911 and checked on the guy. the guy was awake. we could hear him talking, telling us that he's injured and that he's bleeding. >> reporter: officials shut off the utilities out of concern for safety. so the res drenidents are all sg somewhere else for now. police say they don't know why this van crashed. they need to obviously talk to that driver who is recovering in the hospital. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7

>> the abc 7 news app sent out a push alert this morning shortly after the van crashed. you can download the app for free and make sure you enable those push alerts. going to turn now to several bay area mayors, on the same page when it comes to separating families at the border. >> libby schaaf calling it ruthless and heartless. urging state senators to support the keeping families together act. san francisco mayor mark farrell is calling for clear, humane reunification plans. incoming san francisco mayor london breed said, quote, as mayor elect i will continue to support our immigrant communities and fight for comprehensive immigration reform so all our familiar lease can live without fear of separation or deportation. >> scott weiner said, let's be clear, contractors that build baby cages and detention centers for immigrant kids shouldn't be allowed to do business for our state. he didn't say if he's working on any sort of bill. this comes as president trump and top administration

officials remain unapologetic as they defense the zero-tolerance policies at the border. >> some psychologists say the separation could have serious long-term consequences for these kids. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has more. >> reporter: it's clear child abuse. by now we've seen the images. we've heard the audio. we know nearly 2,000 immigrant children have been separated from their parents and being held in fenced cages at a border facility. >> you're basically traumatizing a whole cohort of children and families that won't go away when the border issues are resolved. >> reporter: issues psychology professor thomas plant say will leave a lasting, traumatic impact on the kids. e estimates at least a third will experience ptsd. because of the abrupt separation, all will suffer in some way. >> i didn't think it was that big of an impact

>> reporter: this 23-year-old is remembering how the process kept her from her father. >> my dad wasn't really around when i was born because he was already living here in the u.s. >> reporter: separation she says is greatly impacted relationships throughout her life. but the forced separation we're seeing now is something psychologists say they've never seen in theirs. >> i've seen a lot of abused kids over the kids, terribly abused kids over the years, and this is just mind spinning. >> if you or someone you know is having an immigration issue, you can take ab shun and find an ally at abc7news.com slash takeaction. click the human rights section. you'll find information from contacting the aclu to rapid response agencies that can help during ice enforcement

activities. we are learning a san francisco officer who shot and hurt a man earlier this month was also involved in a deadly shooting six years ago. >> a warning, some people might find this video from earlier this month disturbing. [ gunshots ]. >> get down. get down. >> foot pursuit. >> investigators say joshua cab illo shot a suspect in the back on a crowded sidewalk in north beach june 9th. body cam video shows the man running and tossing a gun before being shot. he was also involved in the controversial shooting of 15-year-old derrick gains at a gas station. he claimed the teen was reaching for a gun. gaines did have a gun that turned out to be inoperable. the d.a. did not file charges. take a look at your screen. police want to find this man seen on camera taking that puppy in san jose. this happened monday afternoon on baring drive. the suspect walked into the business, into that garage.

business, into that garage. he lured the husky/golden retriever to him. driving a mercedes with distinguished yellow windshield wipers. if you've seen the dog, the man or this suv, please contact san jose police. >> he better hope they find him before some of the other people do. we're pretty sensitive about our animals, our pets, our family members. low to mid 50s is what we have in san francisco right now. that's pretty much exactly where we were yesterday and pretty much the same thing everywhere else. 57 into saratoga being the warm spot unless you head to tracy at about 63. let's talk about what to do today. yard work, that would be a great thing to do today. you don't want to do it when it gets hot friday, saturday and sunday. heading to the ocean, cool breezes and gray again today. small craft advisory if you're playing on the bay which is fun

for some of the surfers out there. they love hitting those big waves. you go from north of the bay bridge and east of the golden gate bridge al the way through the delta. southwest winds at 15 to 25 knots, going up to about 9:00. let's talk about our east bay valleys, comfortable from 60 this morning with cloud cover. sunshine by 10:00 and 66. hanging out in the mid to upper 70s except for a little window between 3:00 and 5:00 when we hit the 80s, back down to 69 at 8:00. in the north bay, the breezes are going to keep you pretty comfortable, also, from 56 and cloudy this morning, finally see some sunshine around noon and mid to upper 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours, also dropping down into the mid 60s by 8:00. the east bayshore line, we're going to stay mainly in the mid to upper 60s from noon to 6:00. a few areas around 3:00 that might spike to around 70 degrees. talking about it all week, newest numbers and how many days we may hit 100 coming up in the

accuweather seven-day forecast. >> good morning, mike. off to a fairly quiet start so far today. we don't have major issues, too. we have one new problem, pretty minor in the south bay. southbound 280 near highway 17, we have a vehicle fire. not sure if that crashed before it burst into flames or if that simply caught fire and that person is out of the vehicle. we do have emergency crews on the scene. but i'm not seeing any delays in the area. also a quick check of drive times southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes. another eight minutes if you're continuing on to westbound 24 from walnut creek to highway 13. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, you're under and hour at 59 minutes. new developments for a san mateo police officer critically injured in a major accident last week. gofundme is raising tons of money for him and his family. the officer was driving home on thursday when he was involved in a major collision near the highway 205/interstate 5

interchange. four major surgeries later, officer pa certo is in intensive care and will need reconstructive surgery to walk again. a gofundme campaign is more than two-thirds of the way to the goal of $25,000. right around this time yesterday we told you erin brockovich is joining the legal fight in the north bay fires lawsuit. only abc 7 spoke with her about what she plans on doing. the only thing more stunning than this video of parents brawling is the location of where it happened. what caltrans is saying what caltrans is saying after a private what caltrans is saying after a private crystal geyser alpine springpasses 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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we take a sneak peek at next three days before we look at that weekend forecast. look at the highs escalating, from 70s to 90s in the north bay as we look at san rafael. 70s to 90s in the south bay. friday is not even our hottest day. your weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. what on earth is going on here? nearly a dozen parents throwing punches, even shoes at one another. this all happened during their kids' softball game. in today's gma first look, kendis gibson has details on what led up to this. >> reporter: the melee breaking out, at least a dozen adults, parents and coaches caught on camera throwing punches,

toppling over each other as the youngsters plead for them to stop. witnesses say a call on the diamond spark the fight. angry adults taking the action off the field. >> i don't know what they hope to accomplish by acting like that. it shows poor sportsmanship. >> reporter: in march this young soccer dad seen swinging at a teenage player who allegedly his hit son to the game. violence erupted on the stands after the last few seconds violence erupted. with your "gma first look," kendis gibson, abc news, new york. we're getting a look at some of the rebuilding in areas devastated by last year's north bay wildfires. >> drone view 7 flying over the hidden valley neighborhood. now erin brockovich whose legendary battle against pg&e

was made into a movie has been urging fire victims to take legal action. legal teams have taken dead aim on pg&e with billions in claims especially since recent reports by cal fire blame the utility's power lines for sparking the fire. >> i'm here for the people. oftentimes they'll be uncomfortable or they don't think they should get representation or need representation and that's not true. i want people to know their rights. >> we reached out to pg&e for reaction. the utility issuing the statement that reads, quote, the loss of lives, homes and businesses is heartbreaking. we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild. new details on a blue whale that watched up at limantour beach. the mammal center says the whale died after getting hit by a vessel. blue whales are an endangered species. the mammal center says the

whale's primary threats are vessel strikes and entanglements. go, baby. coup! >> well, a private contractor hired by caltrans could face civil penalties after this video was posted online. it shows someone letting a boulder tumble down that slope at emerald bay in south lake tahoe and laughing as it damages trees in its path. the video was posted to facebook after it happened on highway 89 where the crew was installing a retaining wall. caltrans says it was, quote, extremely disappointed and plans to treat the damaged trees and plant new ones in the coming weeks. new developments out of hawaii where uber and lyft are claiming a victory for consumer choice. the mayor of honolulu has vetoed a bill which would have set limits for what the ride sharing companies can charge during peak demand. supporters wanted to prevent so-called surge pricing rates from getting higher than the, ma

mum set by the city. those who oppose say ride hailing users know the prices up front and can choose whether or not to accept them. an unexpected effect on the drive to get rid of plastic straws. now there's apparently a shortage of paper straws. state lawmakers are considering a law requiring restaurants to provide plastic straws only by request. the indiana company that is the bay area's bartender's preferred provider of paper straws has seen a 5,000% increase in sales and demand over the past three years. hopefully they can ramp up supply or find another provider. >> while we weren't looking, straws became the new plastic bag. it's the evil that everyone wants to eliminate. >> or ten cents if you want a plastic straw. maybe you can do that. did i just say that? >> thanks, mike. >> oops. let's talk about what's going on as far as weather -- any time you can get rid of plastic and

pollution it's a good thing. >> a look at sfo where you can see the cloud cover hanging around. that means we'll have delays. as soon as they let me know, i'll let you know. morning gray, afternoon sunshine, typical this time of year. temperatures average to below average from the inland neighborhoods to san francisco and the coast. mainly cloudy and cool again tonight and a heightened heat risk coming for the extended forecast. let's take a look at the clouds. you can see just like yesterday at noon, still a little bit hanging on some of our coastal valleys in the north bay and also around san francisco and down to the san mateo bridge. they'll be a broken deck of clouds that will pull back to the coast by 4:00. you can see by 7:00 they're starting to make that march back to the east. let's take a look at san francisco today. once we break out in sunshine, we'll mainly stay in the 50s. there's a few areas that could reach the lower to mid 60s. that's the bay side that will see the sunshine first. as far as the east bay goes, we've got temperatures from the

upper 60s in richmond, berkeley and oakland. everybody else in the low to mid 70s. peninsula, we'll see sunshine by noon today. at least north or south of smo, north of there a little cloudiness. millbrae in the 70s. upper 50s along the coast to near 60. for the south bay, temperatures night, close to average until you start to get to morgan hill and gilroy, low to mid 90s there while the rest of the south bay is in the mid to upper 70s. in the north bay, that breeze will hold your temperatures in check at least up until calistoga and cloverdale. one last day of pretty nice temperatures in our east bay valleys, mid 80s to about 90. my accuweather seven-day forecast, check out the temperatures tomorrow and then what really catches your eye friday and saturday. hopefully we can get that heat broken just about everywhere. a lot of things going on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up. here is alexis. >> i haven't gotten official words yet. it looks like the bay bridge

metering lights are on for the wednesday morning commute. starting to fill in the you're coming from the east bay. that's starting to back up into the maze unless, of course, you're using the car pool lanes this morning. i want to head to the central valley, another typical slow spt at this early hour. down to 10 miles an hour, 11 miles an hour on 205 and 580 approaching the altamont pass. we haven't had any incidents so far today. 42 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays. normal service for muni. yesterday a bit of a tough day for capitol corridor. today, normal service and no delays. in san francisco, if you think street construction on van ness avenue is bad now, brace yourself. it's about to get even worse. the city's top transit official says expect to see more street space taken up by construction. this is all part of the van ness improvement project. according to "the examiner," the $316 million project will be entering its second sub phase next month. crews will be conducting underground utility work. it will include re placing

22,000 feet of old water mains, installing new street lights and more. expect a rocky road ahead for van ness. from 7 on your side, safety officials are cracking down on a company marketing a device that tricks the auto pilot feature. a cease and desist letter was sent to the auto they say it's ahn acceptable and puts people at risk. coming up, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> did you know some cell phone providers sell your information providers sell your information to data brokers?

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francisco at clement and arguello. six apartment units have been evacuated and the driver is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. number two, the associated press reporting babies and young children forcibly separated from parents at the u.s./mexico border are being held at so-called tender age shelters. they include rooms filled with crying preschool age children. number three, protesters heckled homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen while dining at a mexican restaurant last night. she's been in the spotlight defending the zero-tolerance policy. number four, the tsa and airlines stepping up awareness efforts for passeng containing powder. that includes everything from cosmetics, to baby powder, protein and energy mixes. temperatures pretty close to average, cooler than average as you head toward the coast. remember what's going to happen

friday, saturday and sunday. remember the heat tips. you'll need it when you're out and about. so far we've been off to a fairly quiet start for the wednesday morning commute. we have the bay bridge metering lights on as of 5:20. slight delays once you make it past those into san francisco. in the yellow at about 12 minutes. number seven, starting today, you can buy scratch and sniff stamps. the new stamps allow you to the sweet scents to letters and packages. >> let's just stay away from the pizza scratch and sniff. do you remember that as a kid? >> i do remember that. >> it was the worst smell on earth. we'll stay away from that. a former street gang member is pursuing his doctorate thanks to a program giving kids a chance to success. carlos cruz was shot at age

18. that's when elnido family centers gave him a college scholarship. he is now receiving another scholarship, this time to pursue a phd. >> i definitely encourage folks to pursue their dreams, take the advice of others, to embrace encouragement. when people say they can do something, it's probably because you can do it. >> the elnido family center says it's given out 460,000 sclor lar ships. two gay men beaten on opposite sides of the bay. the concern is this weekend's gay pride parade approaches. another look at breaking news in san francisco, a car slamming into a building slamming into a building over

a van crashing into an apartment building. i also want to show you this live look. the van is still there. major damage to the building as well. we are off to a school start this morning. you may want to enjoy it today because the weather world is about to flip upside down. >> you can own a piece of nba finals history. just know that piece of history has been in steph curry's mouth. >> my mouth guard at night, you can have that for absolute free. the nastiest thing i can imagine wanting. sports fans. >> welcome to wednesday, june 20th. a whole lot going on this morning starting with you, mike. >> let's just hope it's autographed maybe. autographed maybe. who knows?

our temperatures a little below average today. low to mid 50s until you get around the bay. some 57-degree temperatures. temperatures pretty much the same as they were yesterday at this time. as we head through my accuweather 12-hour planner. mid 50s at the coast, upper 50s all through out the day. we go from 67 at noon around the bay to 74 at 4:00 and back to 67 at 7:00. 7 7280 and 70. those are your inland temperatures. good morning mike. down to the south bay, 280 and 17. you can see flares up there and some emergency vehicles with their lights flashing on the right. we do have the right lane blocked. that's a vehicle fire, what's left of it anyway. the flames are tapped out. sounds like the person did get out of the vehicle okay. it's not causing any delays. i'll show you exactly where that is on your traffic maps.

we've got all green traveling conditions around there. southbound 280 around highway 17. that's about it for the south bay. you've been quiet. we're ramping up for the bay bridge commute. breaking news we've been following all morning on san francisco. a van slamming into a building. the driver hospitalized. residents there's evacuated. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the scene near arguello and clement. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. you can see behind me the ran is still here. that's where it came to the stop right in a garage of the building. you can see where the fire department put wood here to embrace the building and keep it from collapsing. the crash happened around 3:30 at clement and arguello in san francisco. police don't know the cause. residents say this woke them up. >> i woke up, going to the bathroom, and heard a big crash

felt the building shape. my roommate woke up, ran to the window to see what was going on. >> reporter: no one else was hurt. police shut out the facility. there are six units in the building. police are asking for anyone who saw the crash to give them a call. they need help piecing this together. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. right now san leandro police are investigating a deadly stabbing that may have started as a bar fight. police arrived at the safeway parking lot late last night on juana avenue to find two men stabbed. one died on the scene, the other in critical condition. officers say four men came out of the nearby sons of liberty bar and got into a fight. investigators say they're looking at surveillance video. now to the ongoing crisis at the border. >> here is the very latest this

morning. the associated press is now reporting babies and other young children forcibly separated from their parents at the u.s./mexico border are being held at so-called tender age shelters. lawyers and other medical providers say the shelters include rooms filled with crying preschool age children. meanwhile president trump met with house republicans last night to chart strategy. here is abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> -- any in the world. we're going to see if we can fix it. >> sources inside the meeting room tell abc news trump only weighed in for a little bit on immigration, but then he proceeded to talk about poll numbers, democrats, fighter jets and north korea, leaving members uncertain about how he wants them to vote. the president is not reversing his zero-tolerance policy. we're now learning of a 10-year-old mexican girl that was separated from her mother. the little girl has down syndrome and is now in a shelter

alone. here is what trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski had to say about the girl's situation on fox news. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> wah-wah. >> the youngest migrant children are being held in what's called a tender age shelter. lawyers have described rooms full of crying children. the government plans to open a fourth shelter. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> that wah-wah moment is way too much. hard to believe someone said that. protesters heckled homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen while dining at a mexican restaurant in washington last night. >> no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all! >> this group describing themselves as socialists posting this video to facebook. the activists said they couldn't stand by and let nielsen eat in

peace while children are being torn away from parents. she eventually left the restaurant. the political cartoonist behind a violent cartoon that criticized president trump's immigration policy is getting some love from the bay area. you may have seen rob rogers' cartoon, depicting a sign of an immigrant family crossing the highway and a silhouetted president trump snatching the child. rogers got fired last week over several cartoons criticizing the president. after that picture was tweeted, rogers also tweeted saying this is how political cartoons should be displayed. a facebook campaign to help reunite undocumented immigrant parents separated from their children has raised more than $8.6 million so far. two of facebook's earlier employees started this on sunday. they oor right here in silicon valley. more than 211,000 people

contributed to this. for more information about the immigration debate, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. >> that amount has doubled since we were on the air yesterday. it's incredible how many people are donating. switching it to a warning before you pack for your next trip. the tsa announced a new policy that could change what you put in your carry-on. >> apparently now the problem is powder. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live at mineta san jose. good morning, matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. yes, powder. starting today, the tsa will be educating the passengers about its current policy here in the u.s. that's been in place since last summer and also the changes coming for people flying internationally. who is going to be impacted by this new rule? >> according to "usa today" the tsa will require that flights start taking a closer look at powders starting on june 30th. the tsa has been doing that in the u.s. since last summer. cosmetics, baby powder, protein,

energy mixes. the focus is on containers about the size of a can of soda. the main concern is for improvised explosives, but they're also concerned about things like as f pepper spray. tsa officials told "usa today" this isn't a ban. they gave this example. they don't want travelers returning with a large container of moroccan spice rather than the checked coverage. the best advice, pack that powder in your checked luggage. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. lw to mid 50s along the east bayshore line. san leandro at 51, hayward at 56. elsewhere we've got 62 in antioch, one of the warm spots.

novato and san francisco, 52. pacifica at about 50 right now. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see it's cloudy. looking westbound towards the peninsula, we'll have a few foggy areas this morning and then sunshine this afternoon away from the coast for most of us. breezy if you're going to be north of the bay bridge. that's where the fastest breezes will be today. if you're on the ferry. here is a look at san francisco, hard to shake the 50s today. look at that. still pretty cloudy around noon. after that we'll see sunshine around the bay side. that could spike into the low to mid 60s while everybody else stays in the 50s. peninsula cloudy until about 10:00. lingering clouds from san mateo northward up until about noon. we'll have sunshine in the afternoon hours and low to mid 70s. for the south bay, cloudy conditions through about 8:00 and then we'll start to see the

sun break out about 10:00. some of the earlier sunshine will be here and so will our warmer temperatures with the mid to upper 70s from 2:00 to about 4:00. everybody will fall back into the 60s by 8:00. have a jacket ready or a blanket if you're sitting around watching somebody do something. my parents watching me work on my shed. actually they're helping. it's been fun. >> good little project there, mike. it's been a fun weekend. what's going on trafficwise? >> let's take a look at the roads this morning. we haven't had too much going on. we have a vehicle fire, working on clearing on southbound 280 around highway 17. right lane blocked and emergency lights sflashing on the shoulder. that person did get out of the vehicle okay. that's what you're seeing. no major impacts here this morning either. mostly green on the traffic

maps. the central valleys can usually count on an exception. westbound 205 two miles an hour. westbound 580 up to 14 miles an hour. the bay bridge toll plaza much better day than yesterday. we have those metering lights on at 4:45 yesterday due to a bridge inspection. they had the same inspection this morning. they got that down about 20 minutes earlier. that metering lights right on time right around 5:20. next traffic update in ten minutes. a major cell phone carriers have been providing your information to data brokers and you didn't even know it. why that's about to change. why that's about to change. >> timing is

game three between the marlins and giants. tied 1-1 right now. 58-62 with increasing sunshine. still a little breezy. the sunscreen is a must if you're going to be at at&t park. check out the heat. 112 in palm springs, will still back its way towards us. 91 in yosemite, 58 in eureka today. gorgeous morning across the tahoe basin. temperatures, average high is 74. we hit 80 today and we stay in the 80s all the way through tuesday. a little breezy today and tomorrow though.

>> thank you, mike. a warning for all of us celebrating pride this week into. scott long, a human rights activist who deals with lgbtq issues. someone severely beat him on june 9th adds he was walking home in oakland on 35th avenue in kansas street. the second happened in san francisco. this is tim tate. he believes he was targeted because he is a drag queen. he was leaving the eagle bar in soma at around 10:00 p.m., also on june 9th. he got attacked on bernice street as he was heading home. >> i went down, and i didn't see anything coming, didn't hear anything. it was just out of the blue. and then he just beat the living -- out of me. >> tate, whose drag name is ginger snap was punched, kicked and dragged. san francisco police are treating this as a hate crime. they have surveillance video that will hopefully help them solve the case.

>> so unacceptable this is still happening. a search is on for this man. take a look at your screen. he pushed a woman to the ground and sexually assaulted her. this is according to san jose police. investigators say the attack happened on sunday night in the parking lot of an apartment complex on jennings avenue. the victim says the man put his hand up her dress after he pushed her down. she screamed, causing him to run off. a to this video of drug users shiiting up inside the station got worldwide attention. b.a.r.t. has staff inside of elevators that have often been used as tail let's. there are so many homeless individuals in and around the station that outreach teams aring being recruited. >> this morning, at&t, sprint, t-mobile are joining verizon and

pledging to stop giving your information to data brokers who have asked companies to pinpoint the location of wireless devices without the owner's knowledge or consent. verizon said about 75 companies hve been obtaining its customers data from two brokers. location smart and zumigo. despite the pledge, neither company says they're getting out of the business of selling location data. a new poll shows gavin newsom with a huge lead over john cox. >> the poll finding newsom has 45% of support from registered voters who plan to vote in november. cox is receiving 28% of the support and 27% say they're still undecided. the destain that houston rockets fans have for warriors is evident on yelp. >> aisha curry is set to open a restaurant, international smoke on july 5th. many rockets fans have been giving the restaurant one-star

reviews. one wrote, this is absolutely the worst place to go. her husband ripped our hearts out, and now she has a the guts to open up a place here. i would never set foot in this place even if it was the last place on earth. hyperbole much? the warriors eliminated the rockets winning game seven of the western conference finals before sweeping the cavs in the nba finals. >> this is so sour grapes and unacceptable to me. sore losers. >> she's just trying to run a restaurant. in any case, ayesha's husband is in the news for a different reason. >> the mouth guard in game four of the nba finals will be available for action. it begins on july 26th. they say the mouth guard which has the underarmor logo and curry's sc logo could be worth at least $25,000. a fan in the crowd asked curry

to throw him the mouth guard after the trophy presentation. >> obviously that fan didn't get it. >> i think that's who is selling it. >> oh, that's who is selling it. >> not going to charity? someone trying to profit off his mouth guard. >> no thanks. >> i would not want him to throw that to me. >> gross. >> you're the man, but keep it. all right. let's take a look at what's going on outside weatherwise. maybe if he had some sunglasses, that wou be nice. east bay hills camera, absolutely gorgeous. if you have a second, stop and take a look. maybe this will put a smile on your face as we look at the clouds, a little mixture of marine layer, clouds there and the sunshine at mt. diablo. did a time lapse on it, c out later today on facebook. holding pattern with clouds to

sunshine. about the same rate we had yesterday, maybe a touch faster. don't hold me to that. let's say it's the same rate. nighttime clouds comfortable for sleeping even when the moderate risk of heat hits friday, saturday and sunday. notice the little twist, that counterclock wise spin, the area of low pressure. that's why it's so cool yesterday and why we'll be cool again today, especially across the north bay where breezes will be fastest. sboi, mid to upper 70s. mid 80s to 90s at los gatos, morgan hill. 78 is the exception, most of us in the low to mid 70s. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast with mid 60s near downtown. mid to upper 70s in the north bay. the breezes will keep oakland, berkeley and richmond in the 60s while we have low to mid 70s elsewhere. mid 80s to about 90 in our east

bay valleys. tonight cloud cover not quite as extensive and low to mid 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, summer solstice tomorrow morning and then it feels like it friday, saturday and sunday. there's your mini heat wave. here is alexis. >> all right. feeling like summer on the roads this morning, too, mike, which means we have lighter volumes. we're not complaining.% most areas looking pretty good so far today including the north bay commute. here is southbound 101 through san rafael, not going to have a lot of company if you're grabbing the keys and heading out the door. 880 also looking good. a little delay on the southbound side along state route 92. if you're heading past the coliseum in the oakland area this morning, average, maybe lighter than average volumes on the bay bridge toward the downtown oakland area. the 3d look giving you a decent view of how nice the drive times on. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. southbound 101, santa rosa to

san francisco, 53 minutes. a sneak peek at amazon's new service that lets you try before you buy. how would you like free stuff? from movies to bowling, we made from movies to bowling, we made all your summer plans for you.

pride weekend is almost here, and so is some nice sunshine and mid to upper 70s for san francisco. the parade, 74 at 3:00 and a

breezy 67 at 6:00. it will will be a fun weekend. >> jack mem lon square in oak lapd is presenting flee movies starting tomorrow. "the sand lot" kicks off the waterfront flick series. the movies are every other thursday night at 8:00 on the lawn. "the greatest showman" and "stars the last jeed die" will play next month. and bridesmaids, coco and black panther. guests encouraged to arrive early. sounds like fun. >> totally there. if you're looking for something to do to get the kids out of the house, how about bowling? the kids bowl free program, children can receive two free games every day. they need to register on the kids bowl free website. we have a link and more information at abc7news.com. a startup backed by one of the most powerful venture capital firms in silicon valley

hopes to make avodos stay ripe twice as long. have video provided by appeal sciences the differences with and without the product. a powder made of food waste and other plant material is mixed with water and then used to coat avocados. it basically changes how water and oxygen get in and out. costco is going to start selling those avocados in the midwest. >> that sounds good. checking out the roads this morning, overall we're looking pretty good. we're noticing a slowdown on northbound 101 in san jose. down to about 16 miles an hour. chp doesn't have anything reported in that area. our partners at waze do. we had a vehicle fire on southbound 280 around highway 17. all lanes are back open. good morning, mike. >> hi, alexis. hi everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the alameda county fair resumes today in pleasanton. it's going to be great weather. 68 at 11:00, 78 at 3:00,

comfortable 70 and you'll need the coat if you're there till the end. it's going to be pretty hot for nascar at sonoma on friday and saturday. on sunday, temperatures dropping from the low to mid 90s down to about 84 degrees. also a lot of strong sunshine here. new at 6:00, a busy san francisco street about to get a major upgrade. drivers may not be so happy. plus surveillance video shows a man stealing this puppy right out of a garage. the distinct suv police are now looking for. >> here is another live look at that breaking news in san francisco. a van crashing into a building. could this building collapse? could this building collapse? we'll check in

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breaking news from our live desk, a van slamming into a san francisco apartment. one person is seriously injured and the safety of the building is in question right now. in fact, a lot of people are evacuated from their homes. a lot going on at 6:00 a.m. thank you for being with us on this wednesday, june 20th. we want to start with meteorologist mike nicco. it's another cool start to the day. >> it is, and a gray one at that. high everybody. here is a look at the winds, 32 miles per hour at fairfield. south sea breeze, all the gray, that's the cloudiness taking over our neighborhoods. you can see from the exploratorium camera at pier 15, going to be a great one with low to upper 50s. temperatures almost identical to where they were yesterday at this time. in fact, when we end the day, it will almost be exactly like yesterday. i hope you enjoyed yesterday. let's talk about your noontime temperatures, dress for 56 at the coast, 66 to 72. 74 to only 80 around the bay and inland at 4:00. back to 67 and 70, comfortable evening along the wa