do your thing, with energy upgrade california. well, now at 5:00, a brush fire breaks out near homes in the east bay. we are live at that scene with an update from firefighters. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on tuesday june 26th, i'm matt keller in for reggie. >> sue hall in for axe sm meteorologist mike nicco is in the studio and you're never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> good morning. check out the difference from yesterday, the lack of gray showing up for clouds on live doppler 7 and lack of drizzle so far this morning. it's been a little bit of a mist around half moon bay but that's about it. so your 12 hour day planner for today. check out temperatures, a little

bit cooler, low to upper 50s by 7:00. by noon stay in the 50s at the coast. we may get to 60, 61 in the afternoon hours but back in the 50s by 4:00, 57 by 7:00. now, the bay and inland will be warming up a little bit. 71 around the bay at noon to 77 inland. so that's a little bit warmer. by 4:0076 to 82 our spread and very comfortable evening on the way with low 70s around 7:00. let's find out what's going on with that morning commute. hi, sue. >> good morning. we have checking out bay bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge right now for you. here we go, richmond san rafael, traffic flowing nicely spot toll plaza. you've got an eight-minute drive from richmond to san rafael. we did have reports of a stall in lane number 12. bridge crews are pretty efficient about getting them out of there quickly. your drive from upper corridor from hercules into san francisco still 26 minutes. that's looking pretty good. overall green is great. there's a little bit of slow

traffic approaching bay bridge by the maze and slow out of the central valley for just under an hour drive already this morning. >> all right. thank you so much, sue. we do want to start with this issue in san jose. firefighters had to put out this rv fire. no one was inside at the time but you can see it was engulfed. this is at capital drive in on hillcap avenue. they worked quickly to get that out. no word on the cause a. crews worked on a fire in east bay. >> a fast moving grass fire got pretty close to homes a few hours ago. we are here in the crossings development of concord. take a look at videos, flames lighting up the night sky. the contra costa county fire department said the fire pro out around 3:30 this morning. it is near fallbrook road not

far from treat boulevard. firefighters were able to get a jump on it. they put it out as quickly as possible. it was about five acres. this is an area that that seen, we are told, fires before. it is full of dry brush. it is full of dry weeds. so because of that, the fire was able to spread pretty quickly. firefighters we're told got a handle on it. they got it extinguished. arson investigators are on scene. the cause of the fire remains unknown. live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a live update. >> from abc 7 mornings. mandatory evacuations in lake county as pawnee fire continues to burn. 1500 people are out of their homes now. >> here is what we know this morning. the fire has burned more than 10,000 acres. it is only 5% contained. 22 homes and buildings have been damaged so far and destroyed. some good news, more resources could be on the way soon. today the county board of supervisors will vote on an

emergency declaration. we know more firefighters are headed to the area. last night officials updated residents at the moose lodge. one woman says she already knows what she will see when she's allowed to return home. her husband went back after evacuating saturday. >> he left his insulin pen in the refrigerator and he went back to get it, and there was no home. it was gone. >> that's hard to hear. officials say the fire is burning towards a more rural area at this point. >> lake point plays arrested this man. he's accused of looting homes in the area of the loaded fire. police say he had a loaded semiautomatic gun and several bags of marp. they stopped him as he drove through an evacuated neighborhood. officers say he had no identification and did not live in the area. on abc12.com and the app you can find information on the fire zone and breaking news. new developments following water rescue at the berkeley

arena. the suspected driver is arrested for attempted murder. officers were called to the area by a restaurant on sunday night. that's where witnesses saw a car drive into the water. strangers helped rescue the cummins. police say the driver, 19-year-old gregory polk, purposefully drove into the water following a fight with his girlfriend. he's due in court tomorrow. >> repairs at a splash park. the water park closed last week after four kids got sick. they found a broken light but said chlorine was up to code. they are not confirming whether illnesses are related t they will open after it passes inspection. love it or hate it, you will decide whether we keep the controversial gas tax in november. >> the gas tax collected, more than enough signatures.

out in millbrae getting reaction from drivers. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and matt. yes, drivers i into to this morning seemed to like the idea they could pay less. as you said the effort to repeal the gas tax heads to the ballot box this fall. organizers of the effort turned in far more signatures than required to get the initiative on the ballot. that is according to the secretary of state. the plan to roll back the tax and fees is a key component in the state republican party strategy to win some competitive legislative and congressional seats in the midterm election and with the legislation approved more than a year ago we saw taxes on gasoline go up by about $0.12 per gallon, vehicle registration rose $25. this new effort would repeal tax hikes and require voter approval for increases in the future. >> i think it's good. gas prices are crazy. it's getting ridiculous.

so i think it's good. >> reporter: meanwhile governor jerry brown and supporters of the tax say the $5 billion raised annually is needed to maintain the state's bridges and roads. supporters of the tax also say that money could be used to improve roads and also relieve congestion. reporting live in millbrae i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. back to you. you are never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. sunny side and sunset the same lake merced, mission, castro, glen park at 53 and the rest of us 54, 55. as we're waking up heading into san francisco, 54 belmont, 53 san leandro, saratoga, pleasanton. 54 fairfield, american canyon, richmond 55. look at the 48 in petaluma and as you head northward. a look at route camera. flags show a little breeze but not like yesterday. if you're out and about, it

means mild in san francisco to a little warm in inland neighborhoods. if you're exercising just watch out for that strong sunshine. on the bay today it you're out playing it's going to be a little bit less chaotic than yesterday. no small craft advisory. east bay valley 62 this morning at 8:00. 70 at 10:00. almost 80 at noon. we'll definitely be in the mid-80s by 2:00 through 5:00 and down to a comfortable 70 by 8:00. look at all this sunshine across the north bay. temperatures jumping from 53 at 8:00 to about 7 at noon. hanging out around 80 from 1:00 to 5:00 and down quickly to 63 at 8:00. our last stop will be peninsula. temperatures a little bit cooler here or more comfortable, if you will. 60 at 8:00, near 70 at noon with temperatures in the 70s from 1:00 to 4:00 and down to a cool 61. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. we do have possible 100s coming up in the accuweather forecast. i'll see you with that in a second. here is sue. >> to the san mateo bridge, take a look at hayward to foster

city along the causeway and over high-rise photographic flowing nicely. it's about a 15-minute drive from 880 to 101. beautiful look at the south bay, the sky lighting up and traffic is obviously very light. this is highway 87 past center. can you get an idea where we're looking at. it continues to be very light this morning. we'll take a quick look at mass transit options. 27 trains on time. don't forget we've got twin peeks tunnel closed for repairs for two months, bus bridges in place and slowing through that area. ace train number one continues to be on time. >> great. sue, thank you. 5:09 now. investigators are still searching for a shooter who killed a father while he was camping in a tent with a his youngrs inside. now we're learning that's not the first shooting at that campground. 35-year-old tristan beaudette while his two daughters inside

with him. this happened at malibu state park in calabasas. the family was supposed to move to the bay area next month. several other shootings are surfacing including one in january. a woman woke up to a gunshot and found a bullet hole in her car. investigators say at this time there's no evidence to connect those shootings. a gofundme to support the victim's wife and daughter reached $110,000. we have details and a link on the web page, abc7news.com. in today's "gma" floog, more details surrounding deadly ambush in california. >> investigators say a retirement home redent deliberately set fire. >> reporter: in this morning's 1st look, grieving community making plans to bury a hero. >> this is a tough day. it's tough day. >> 45-year-old captain david

rosa shot and killed early monday morning while responding to an explosion at the senior housing facility. police say shots were fired, two firefighters and a rece department hit. >> make sure we have that apartment complex surrounded. >> captain rosa, a 17 year veteran of the department, husband and father of two, killed. >> their training is dealing with fire. our training dealing with crime aspect in our society. it's not what they do every day >> we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with "gma" 1st look, abc 7 news. there's a new warning from local officials about a scheme targeting bay area residents. >> seven decades in the making. one man a survivor in a nazi concentration camp, the other a soldier who helped free that camp. both found out they lived within miles of one another in the north bay.

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all right. here is a look at what's going to happen today. temperatures are going to climb about 3 to 5 degrees getting us back closer to average compared to yesterday. but nothing like the 90s and potentially 100 degree highs we have coming in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll see you in a few minutes with that. >> thanks, mike. two north bay men shared an experience under horrific circumstances at a nazi concentration camp.

>> now seven decades later they officially met for the first time. an abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler was there. >> reporter: the last time these two men were in the same vicinity, one was 19, the other 20. the year was 1945. it was at dachau, nazi concentration camp in germany. nick holt said there he was a number not a name, wearing this badge assigned to factory work. >> i weighed about 80 pounds. thank god i have hope, still i hope in my heart. >> at least 30,000 prisoners died at dachau but hope was finally realized in the form of american soldiers. henry was among those who liberated the camp on april 29th, 1945. that day is something the 92-year-old veteran known as stew still does not like to talk

about. >> devastating. i couldn't do through it again. i couldn't. >> the past came back in a first time meeting with a grateful 93-year-old who shared memories, mementos and a thank you. >> he's a brother. he delivered, saved my life. >> this poignant gathering included families on both sides. the men's sons met at a holocaust memorial last year and discovered their dads lived just miles away, one in calistoga, the other in petaluma. now they share a bond. >> praise the lord that i'm here and that i tell my story. >> in petaluma, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. that's really something. hundreds of sales force employees have reportedly signed a letter to ceo criticizing the

company's work with border protection. >> more than 650 employees learned agency using salesforce products for activities. they asked to reexamine the relationship with cbp and speak out against its prasz. salesforce spokesperson said they are not working with cbp regarding separating families at the border. federal judge has thrown out lawsuits over global warming and rising sea levels. san francisco and oakland sued chevron, exxon, bp, conocophillips. they wanted to hold them responsible for climate change but they said it went too far. yesterday's ruling knocks out the two most prominent ones. a pair of police dogs doing incredible work. this dog is jada, she sniffed out $10 million of marijuana, 15 pounds. she made the bust when a driver

suspected for narcotics traffic. they say the pot came from california. >> this is really incredible. you have to look at your screen. this is poncho. this is his trick, capturing hearts around the world. police dog performing cpr. he puts his head to the neck trying to check for a pulse and keeps going with chest compression. the caption is a quote from the writer, a dog is the only person on earth who loves you more than you love your self. be the person your dog thinks you are is another one i live. my dog only sits with 40% accuracy so he has work to do. >> i appreciate the effort but my dog did that to me every morning when i was trying to sleep in bed. maybe all this time he was trying to revive me. >> he thought you were -- >> thought i was dead, not sleeping. >> he didn't have to go to the bathroom, not hungry, thirsty. >> poor max. >> how fun. what a great day to take a walk

with your dog. not going to be nearly as hot as friday or saturday, you'll have to walk earlier or later into the evening hours because of the heat that's being. san rafael, a little hazy not too cloudy, south 101 definitely not going to run into that drizzle we dealt with yesterday. in fact we'll be brighter and slightly warmer. clout blanket comes back tonight brings moisture and drizzle like we had yesterday morning in just about the same areas, which is the closer you are to the coast and trending hotter for friday and saturday. let's jump into high temperatures, got microclimate out, 77 milpitas, san jose 83, 87 in gilroy and 71 in santa cruz. most mid up toer 70s on the peninsula. look, redwood city at 80, millbrae at 70. how about low 60s along the coast today. mid and upper 60s downtown south san francisco, sausalito. 79 san rafael, vallejo, low- to mid-80s as you head north and

low- to mid-90s from cloverdale north. that does include around clear lake where the fire is. 71 in berkeley to 78 in fremont. richmond and oakland 72. our warmest temperatures out around antioch and brentwood low- to mid-90s there. the rest of our east bay in low to upper 80s. look at extensive cloud deck tonight, all that area in gray and temperatures in low to upper 50s. check out accuweather forecast i put together for you. tomorrow we drop down a little bit because of the slower sunshine. a slight bump up thursday. we turn the heat on for friday and especially saturday. 70 at the coast, 90s around the bay, hundreds inland and then we'll drop down sunday and monday. a little more comfort those two days. let's find out what's going on outside with your commute. hi, sue. >> good morning, going to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing nicely in the southbound direction. you've got four lanes heading to san francisco from marin county, a little foggy over the wall as you can see from the picture. it's not affecting your drive at

this point. problems just reported. this could be a nasty one, too. it's a motorcycle down, apparently splitting lanes when a car didn't see it. so now the accident is blocking both lanes of westbound 37 near mare island. red sensors starting to stack up rapidly. for now richmond, san rafael bridge until they get this updated and cleared out of there. once again west 37 near mare island an accident involving a motorcycle blocking both of those lanes. >> thank you, sue. a new scheme aimed at mandarin speaker across the country has hit some residents in san francisco big time. one person lost nearly $3 million. san francisco district attorney george gaston calls it chinese embassy phone scam. callers from overseas use software to master a number to appear similar to the chinese embassy. targets get a call with automated message in mandarin scaring them into thinking they have committed financial crimes. scammers demand their targets wire money to clear the record.

>> there's not going to be any government entity, u.s. embassy or china that will ask for your personal information over the phone. >> unfortunately once the money is sent, it's nearly impossible to get back. millions have been wired from victims across the country. >> after serving the bay area for 91 years, a popular mexican restaurant in oakland is shutting its doors for good. mexicali rose on clay street is closing for retirement. you have until friday to stop by for a plate of your favorite dish, maybe some enchiladas. mercury news into to patrons and susan jones lamts the closing. she says it was one of the few local businesses that welcomed her dad and other african-american veterans after world war ii. mexicali rose says it will be open daily from 11:30 to 8:00 p.m. until friday. get it while you can. awards night in the nba, none of the warriors took home a major prize, kevin durant did take home an important title. >> community assist award,

recognized for pledging more than $13 million to self different charities this year including here in the bay area. along with the award nba and kais kaiser permanente will donate money to the charity of his choosing. durant picked boys and girls club. >> nice to see them recognized off the court. >> great to see. >> coming up seven things you need to know as you start your day. the fallout continues for this woman who appears to be calling police on a little girl selling water near at&t park. >> buzz aldrin is suing

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that has burned more than 10,000 acres so far. > er fire is only 5%co athe border are now at a shelter in pleasant hill. efforts are under way to reunite the kids with their family. number four, the fight to roll back the state gas tax is officially headed to the ballot. tax opponents have cleblgted more than juvenil signatures to qualify for november election. number five more sunshine, warmer weather around immediate pay area but you head up north pawnee fire conditions remain very troubling for the firefighters there as temperatures will range in the 90 to 100 degree spread. then you can see those humidity very low. they have got a really tough tackle on their hands. >> number six, we are following your tuesday morning commute. we have a problem in the vallejo area, westbound 37 motorcycle down, spliting a lane. a car didn't see it. the accident is now blocking

both lanes. it's right where two lanes merge into one. westbound 37 near mare island. >> number seven, the summer of sequels continues. the world premier of "ant-man and the wasp" took place in hollywood. the film took place in san francisco. many of the scenes were filmed in the city. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including cost of living. find out what's considered low income in the bay area. >> addressing concerns about racial bias against firefighters. taking a live look outside taking a live look outside abc 7

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. firefighters in the east bay are being credited with their fast work overnight as a brush fire breaks out near homes. >> some may be off to a foggy

start. a live look at east bay. warm-up coming. the big question is when. >> the cost of living in the bay area is so high. how high is it? you're apparently serving your self at some restaurants >> i'm matt keller, we are here to serve you this morning. >> that's right. we hope this is going to be a better day for you. sue hall tracking the roads, mike nicco bringing your weather. >> take a look at the menu, looking at winds, much calmer. overlaid clouds on live doppler 7. there's just not a lot of them out there this morning. from the east bay hills, looks like entire bay is cloudy but really not. it's just kind of hugging over the land both on the peninsula and also on the east bayshore. once you get out over the water, it's pretty clear there and pretty clear inland. that's why temperatures a little bit cooler this morning, low to upper 50s through 7:00. we'll hang out upper 50s, low 60s all throughout the day at the coast. 71 to 77 with that earlier

sunshine. those are noontime temperatures for bay and inland. 76 to 81, not as breezy as 4:00. nice evening on the way. 70 to 72. too bad we go to bed at 6:30, sue. >> can't enjoy it. let's head to bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on 5:19 this morning. we have a stall on the upper deck just before treasure island blocking the slow lanes. so you want to stay over toward the left-hand side. carpoolers getting by just fine. 28, 29 minute drive from hercules into san francisco. about an hour to get up and over altamont pass westbound 580. this accident still is out there and a problem with the motorcycle down two lanes, both lanes blocked west 37 near mare sland.blocked west 37 near mare a truck and plans on the way. you may want to consider richmond san rafael bridge. >> thank you, sue. crews respond to a fire in an

east bay neighborhood overnight. >> abc news reporter barnard with the latest. >> home owners breathing a sigh of relief after a fire got pretty close to their homes. we're at the crossings development in concord. take a look at some of these flames. they lit up the nice sky for sure. contra costa county fire officials say the fire broke out around 3:30 this morning on a ridge in open space off fallbrook road near treat boulevard. luckily firefighters did not take any chances. they jumped on this one. they knocked it down, containing it to about one acre. now, i have to tell you, like most of the bay area, this area is full of dry weeds, dry brush, and certainly did not make the firefighting effort any easier. the cause of the fire remains unknown. fire investigators will to be -- arson investigators will be looking into this one.

live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. an abc 7 news live desk update. tracking this closely. more resources could be coming in the fight against the pawnee fire. pmore than 10,000 acres in lake county. today the lake county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. mandatory evacuations in effect for entire spring valley community right now. so far the fire has destroyed 22 homes and buildings. for many of the evacuees staying at the red cross shelter the sheriff delivered good news. >> the bulk of the evacuation behind us. the fire burning in a direction where it's not very populated at all. >> my house is okay, they say. whatever that means. i'm just beginning to think of the whole enormity of everything. >> at last check the fire is only 5% contained. officials expected to release another update and we'll bring it as soon as we get it. >> pawnee fire burning in the center of lake county. take a look at the map that

shows the burn area. north of highway 20 and clear lake oaks borders eastern valley of reservoir. a strike team from government offices help lake county firefighters put out a fire. alameda county fire department shared photos on instagram. flames broke out in a building next to the hotel while crews on a rest period from fighting pawnee fire. firefighters put out the flames. it's unclear how the fire started. developing news this morning. president trump standing by his suggestion immigrants crossing the border illegally should be denied due process. an outrage continues to grow over the separation of children from their parents. the president told supporters he sees the uproar as political advantage for republicas. however, a new poll shows his approval rating slipped to 41% from 45% the week before. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's what i want. we want to tell people, i'm sorry, you're coming intlly. we don't want you in the

country. >> customs and border protection tell abc news in order to keep families together, agents are not referring parents or guardians who cross the border illegally to be prosecuted. a national nonprofit is working to reunite two girls separated from their parents at the border. the girls are being held at a facity panil right now. pleasant hill spokesperson confirmed the girls were brought to the facility in the last few weeks. southwest key runs the licensed shelter for children. there are 25 kids at the shelter right now that range from 12 to 17 years old. >> we know many of you are passionate about this issue so we have linked ways to take action. on the website, find ways to contact government representatives and know your rights when it comes to justice, equality and civil liberties. go to abc7news.com/take action to learn more. happening today san francisco board of supervisors will elect a new president to replace london breed. former supervisor shawn elsburn to be chief of tsa of.

he currently serves as senator feinstein's director. he'll move into breed's administration after the november election. in a statement breed says his intellect, leadership skills is what the city needs. san francisco has to wait another year equipped with tasers. according to chronicle the board of supervisors voted to cut $2 million in funding for devices. supervisors say they need a comprehensive understanding for the cost to allocate more money for tasers. earlier this month san francisco voters reject add ballot measure that would have given police officers a wider range of circumstances to use tasers than currently under a policy passed in march. city of oakland addressing racial bias concern after someone called police about a suspicious person in the neighborhood. that person was an african-american firefighter performing mandatory fire inspections in the open hills. he was in full uniform and his fire truck was parked nearby. the city sent out this notice in advance of the inspection. some oakland firefighters say the incident raises concerns

about safety and racial bias. yesterday the city administrator sent an e-mail to city employee saying, no matter what your role is in this organization, you are entitled to a workplace free of discrimination, harassment, hostility, retaliation or threats from anyone, including a member of the public. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out all that blue. this means everybody, outside ukiah is waking up cooler this morning. hope you slept well under these conditions. let's head up to the north bay. look at this, 43 degrees. mid-40s around petaluma, novato, santa rosa, also pbodega bay. mid-50s through the napa valley, ukiah, clearly at 58. mid-50s just about everywhere else. daly city 51. then you head to tracy at 60, brentwood and san jose 59. take a look at sfo. it's going to be touch and go. this is one of the areas where

clouds are slipping through the san bruno gap and heading towards the and let you know if there are going to be any delays. as far as driving you'll need sunglasses sooner. less aggressive winds and waves on the water today for your ride on the ferry. mass transit cool but warm this afternoon. here is a look at san francisco, hang out mid to upper 50s for the better part of the day. as we get from 3:00 to 5:00, we'll jump up in the low- to mid-60s. east bay waking up to a little cloudiness and 59, already sunshine at 64 at 10:00. we'll hang out in the 70s from 1:00 to 3:00, back down to 62 by 8:00. so grab a coat. down in the south bay going to be a little bit warmer. hazy sunshine, 62 at 8:00, 77 at noon and low 80s as we head through the afternoon hours. yesterday talk about no 100s in the forecast. >> whoops. >> i have changed my mind. yes, that's how you smell mike has changed his mind. oooops. >> i saw triple digits for

saturday. >> yeah. they are in there so we'll talk more about that coming up. what else do you have for us besides smacking me down a little bit. >> no. we do have a problem, a couple problems out this on the road. let's go to the bay bridge first of all where you're looking at the upper deck coming into san francisco on the east side of treasure island we do have a stalled truck blocking the slow lanes. it is stacked up behind toll plazas well with the metering lights on at 5:19. they came on a half hour ago. once you're past the island things are moving nicely into san francisco. problem spot vallejo westbound 37, a motorcycle down, they didn't see it and they collided. traffic stacking up all the way to the 29 merge in vallejo. emergency crews are trying to get to the scene there. an plaambulance is needed. very slow conditions, two lays to one, that's where the accident is. so perhaps consider richmond san rafael bridge. >> thank you so much, sue.

a call girl convicted of killing a google executive faces felony murder charges in a separate case, the death of her former boyfriend. alex spent three years in prison in the death of the google exec forrest hayes. he died after she injected him with heroin in santa cruz in 2017. the new charges are for her boyfriend who died in georgia two months before hayes did. she did a tell-all interview about his death. >> i didn't know he was in immediate distress. it looked to me like he was still breathing. it just looked like he had passed out. >> district attorney in fulton county, georgia, wants her to be extradited to face the new charges. hundreds of san jose police officers want the city's independent auditor fired. it's all because of use t gte bridge is one of the beautiful landmarks here in the bay area, but of course in the bay area, but of course

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temperature 65, humidity 67, winds down to augusta 10 miles per hour. those do pick up and they become around 10 to 15 as we head into the latter parts. they are coming west again and blowing east so we don't have to worry about the smoke from this fire. fire conditions are going to get a little better with temperature of 89. look at saturday and sunday, 103 and 98, so definitely going to get worse over the weekend. look around the state, everybody just a little warmer than yesterday from eureka down the coast of monterey, mid-60s, 84 to has he, mid-70s near tahoe and fresno. more than 500 san jose police officers want the city's independent police officer to be removed from his job. aaron zisser accused of misrepresenting statistics. the san jose police officers association say he used

percentages when the number of incidents were less than 10, skewing results. zisser prepared a revision. he disagree he's guilty of misconduct. in a way more careful, sure. >> if there's a police officer who had those sort of allegations, he would be put on administrative leave until it was sorted out. >> the mayor and city council expected to discuss whether any further action is needed at today's meeting. a quarter to 6:00, immigrants from four countries will be allowed to sue the trump administration. right now people from el salve, haiti, nicaragua and sudan are granted temporary protected status in the u.s. because their home country faces upheaval. they can work in the u.s. on a temporary basis. the trump administration wants to end that next year so immigrants filed a lawsuit.

yesterday judges turned down the request to dismiss the case. the woman dubbed permit patty is taking a financial hit here after this video which appears to show her calling police on a little girl going viral. she was selling money near at&t park for a trip to disney land. alison ettel told abc 7 news she pretended to call police on the little girl because of the noise. since then she has gotten death threats and accused of racism. >> pulled the products off immediately, thought it was the right thing to do. >> san francisco police confirmed they never received a call about anyone selling water. a two decades old program to keep vta bus drivers rested before going home is phased out. >> vta issues permits to driver

>> vta issueork.rmits to driver many drivers live in the central valley where homes are more affordable. vta says the program isn't sustainable in the long run. 28 drivers currently have permits. they will be allowed to keep those but no new permits will be i should. latest u.s. government data shows how expensive it is to live in the bay area. a family of four that brings in $117,000 is low income in san francisco, marin, san mateo. a family that makes $95,000 in santa clara county is not far behind. alameda and contra costa low income threshold is $89,600. >> we live in strange times. speaking of which, according to "new york times" high rent and labor costs are driving more and more restaurants to go without servers. a runner will bring out your food but you do a lot of the otr like getting water and silver weare. >> the city's minimum wage has been going up since 2014.

this sunday it reaches $15 an hour, which when we look at what it costs in the bay area that's not enough. >> we see people doing super commutes. >> from central valley. people spending hours just to get to work. >> that sounds so much cooler than it actually is. i do a super commute every morning but it's not as great as you might think. >> it's tough. >> if they put a gym in a super commuter, locker room, that would be kind of cool. you could get your exercise on the way to work. probably cost too much. it's a dream. take a look at what's going on outside. hi, everybody. only seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. thought we'd start with the exploratorium, that picture tells the story, marine layer down, clouds not as juicy. that's why broken. cooler this morning but earlier sunshine means warmer temperatures this afternoon. we'll reverse that tomorrow and reverse it again thursday, then we'll really get warm to hot as

we head through friday and saturday. let's take a look at san francisco starting off mid-50s this morning. a little breezy this afternoon especially along the coast. that's why we're low 60s while we hit mid to upper 60s as you head to the bay. over in the east bay waking up mainly sunny, a few patchy clouds, temperatures low- to mid-70s in most neighborhoods. we have fremont and orinda around 78 and 79 for warm spots. peninsula today you're definitely going to be a little warmer and none of that drizzle we dealt with yesterday. 70 in millbrae to 81 in redwood city. some low 60s, daly city, pacifica towards half moon bay. the coast obviously a little cooler. down in the south bay, how about temperatures pretty close to average. getting a little warm. south of san jose, gilroy, mid to upper 80s. upper 70s everywhere else. up in the north bay waking up with that sunshine. some temperatures in the 40s right now. you'll be in the 70s and 80s from noon to 4:00. on the way 79 to san rafael, 85 santa rosa, napa, 81. in our east pay valleys, some of

our warmer temperatures especially out to brentwood and antis, everyone else mid to upper 80s. here is a look at the cloud deck, more extensive. that's the gray you see. temperatures low to upper 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, couple degrees cooler tomorrow, warmer thursday. then you really feel the heat friday and saturday. those are the two days you need to be the most careful. hi, sue. good morning. we are headed to bay bridge, richmond san rafael bridge. you've got a slight delay in fasttrack lanes, stacked up near richmond parkway. i was checking this out earlier accident highway 37 involving a motorcycle. this was the good alternate route. that accident has been cleared. we'll talk about that in a second. metering lights were on at 5:19 this morning. we had a stall just east of treasure island in the slow lanes, so things are just slow and bogged down approaching the bay bridge. here is the accident in vallejo

involving motorcycle cleared from lanes. it was quite a while blocking both lanes westbound. it's now cleared and traffic should begin thinning out there. it is also the merge between two down to one lane. that's the reason for extra slow this morning. >> thanks, sue. new at 6:00, efforts to revive the defunct mall. >> first on abc buzz aldrin explaining why he's now suing his children. his children. plus climate

you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. let's take a look at lake tahoe this morning. doesn't it look gorgeous and

inviting? let's take a look at the temperatures that you're going to expect. 84 and breezy today. 81 tomorrow. a little bit cooler for thursday as temperatures get back closer to average in the mid-70s. upper 70s friday and then it gets kind of warm once again low- to mid-80s saturday, sunday, monday. >> thanks, mike. now to that family feud involving legendary astronaut buzz aldrin. >> the 88-year-old is speaking exclusively to abc news this morning. he is suing 2011 his children accusing them of elder fraud. last month 2011 his three children filed paperwork to become co-guardians which will give control of finances and business dealings. they claim he's in cognitive decline including being paranoid and confused. the famed moonwalker says that's not true, which is why he's also suing them for slander. >> feeling younger and more energetic, really than i have really ever been in my life. there's less confusion and more clarity. >> aldrin's two kids say they

are deeply disappointed and saddened by the unjustified lawsuit adding, we love and respect our father very much and remain hopeful that we can rise above this situation. in the end aldrin says he's hoping to reconcile with his family. >> lawmakers may review a bill to make surfing the official sport. the bill passed assembly and awaiting approval from the senate. surf culture is part of the lifestyle. opponents argue skateboarding should be the state sport because it was invented in california. >> interesting debate. climate change negatively impacting the quality of coffee in the future. scientists say fungus or coffee rust spreading six years ago in parts of the world, particularly central america, is damaging farmers who grow coffee. coffee production decreased about 31% during a rust epidemic 2008 to 2011. former starbucks ceo howard schultz says the company hopes to develop some heat and fungus resistant strains that also

taste good. that's the key. >> fungus and taste good doesn't go together very well. all right. let's go to walnut creek where the sky is lightening up and traffic looking good. southbound 680 past north main onto highway 24. it's looking good. you've got a nine-minute drive from concord in towards walnut creek. now speaking of cupertino this is 280 in san jose up towards cupertino in the northbound direction right there at the 17, 880. moving at the limit as well. vallejo, the merge two lanes to one where motorcycle has been cleared but damage remains. you are backed up now towards six flags area. mike has your forecast. >> thank you very much, sue. never more than seven minutes away gorgeous shot from exploratorium camera. want to go back illuminating clouds from underneath. yeah, look at the blues and pinks out there. temperatures today going to rebound about 3 to 7 degrees

yesterday because of the early sunshine. that puts us pretty close to average if not 1 or 2 warmer than average. going to the game of course at&t park is going to be a cool 58, dropping to 55, rockies in town to take on the giants. this firefighter appreciation night, so if you have one of those special tickets, you get a special ball cap with the logo, i guess, or what you would call it, the shield from the san francisco fire department. pretty cool. >> all right, mike. thank you. you are going to have the final say over the gas tax we are all currently paying at the pump. >> new at 6:00, a wild ride. a man caught on camera riding on the hood of the car on a busy freeway. freeway. >> last

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out f krof control. what could help cruise make progress soon. >> a look outside. the sun is coming up but some areas will see fog start today. good morning, what a beautiful start to your day, tuesday june 26th, i'm matt keller, reggie is off today. >> never more than 7 mut away from accuweather forecast. if you can get above clouds it's beautiful, right? >> it's sunny, clouds not as thick or juicy as yesterday. hi, everybody. haven't heard any reports of drizzle. look at the winds, less than 10 miles an hour at all of our reporting stations until fairfield where they are gusting to 23. on the peninsula, a nice orange hue for a second, looks like the cloud got in the way and now back to gray. we'll keep an eye to see if any come up. if you start away,