in lake county as a fire burns 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, abc7news.com.

50s and 70s at noon, stay 50s it at the coast. not as breezy, a little warmer and lots of sunshine this afternoon. let's get a check of the morning commute. here is sue. >> checking on your drive from the north bay. san rafael, southbound 101 past north gate mall and on into central san rafael, southern marin, all looking great moving at the limit. novato to san francisco, golden gate bridge. couple of clouds, really a pretty morning, two lanes northbound and four lanes southbound direction. like i said, about a 20-minute drive time. very slow, not the same over altamont pass. 7 to 16 miles an hour speeds. you're looking at quite the drive time. an hour and five minutes dublin to livermore, antioch to concord web 4 pretty moderate. there's your drive, san rafael to san francisco not bad at all.

>> sue, thank you. firefighters hard at work putting out this rv fire. no one was inside but you can see it's engulfed. crews had to work quickly to put it out. no word on a cause. mandatory evacuations in lake county as pawnee fire continues to burn. 1500 people are out of their homes right now. >> here is what we know this morning the fire has burned 10,000 acres, only 5% contained. so far 22 homes and buildings destroyed. there is good news, more resources could soon be on the way. today county sfrfsers will vote on emergency declaration. more firefighters headed to the area. last night officials umted residents at the moose lodge. one woman said she already knows what she will see when she returns home. her husband went back saturday. >> he left his insulin pen, he >> he left his insulin pen, he left it in the refrigerator.

there was no home. it was gone. >> police say a loaded automatic gun and several bags of marijuana, they stopped him as he drove through an evacuated neighborhood. fficers say he had no identification and is not from the area. continuing coverage of the pawnee fires online abc7news.com, more information and evacuations as well as latest breaking news. >> love it or hate it you will decide if we keep the gas tax in november. >> trying to repeal the tax. more than enough signatures. our colleague out in millbrae getting reaction from drivers, good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and matt. the drivers i into to really don't seem to mind paying a little bit less but they also complain about the loads and that's exactly mixed reaction at

the pumps. now the repeal, i should say, is officially heading to the ballot box in november. drivers are optimistic they could save money. with the legislation approved more than a year ago taxes on gasoline rose $0.12 per gallon, vehicle registration rose $25. the new effort would repeal tax hikes and require voter approval for increases in the future. the plan to roll back the tax and fees is a key component in the state republican party strategy to win legislative seats in the midterm election. >> why not? we don't want to pay anymore >> a lot of people say it's necessary to keep our roads and bridges intact. what do you think about that? >> i think we need to pay some taxes somehow. >> that man went on to say he's not sure the money is helping improve roads. governor jerry brown and supporters of the tax say $5 billion raised annually is

needed to maintain state's bridges and roads. they also say tax money to improve existing roads and, thus, improve congestion. reporting live, i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. a lot of people have strong feelings. thank you, jessica. new developments following water rescue at the berkeley marina. suspected driver under arrest for attempted murder. officers were called to this area by his lordship restaurant around 7:00 on sunday night. that's where witnesses saw a car drive right into the water. strangers rushed to help rescue the driver inside. they say he purposefully drove into the water following a fight with his girlfriend. he's due in court tomorrow. >> repairs at splash park under way. blue goose park in brentwood closed last week after four kids got sick. contra costa county health services found a broken uv light. said chlorine levels up to code. the city's "parks and rec"

department has not confirmed if illnesses are related. splash pad will reopen after repairs are done and it passes inspection. investigators searching for a shooter who killed a father while he was camping in a tent with his young daughters inside. now we're learning this not the first shooting at the campground. 35-year-old tristan beaudette was shot and killed while his two daughters were inside with him. this happened at the state park in calabasas. the family was set to move next month. several shootings surfaced including one in january. a woman woke up to a gunshot and found a bull hole in her car. they say there's no evidence to connect shootings. a gofundme to support wife and daughters has reached nearly $110,000 or more than that at this point. we have more details and a link to this do fund me page on abc7news.com. >> new at 6:00, expect apple ceo tim cook to continue to protest different social issues. at a "fortune" magazine last

night he explains when evenings ceos should fight back against government policies. last week he criticized u.s. immigration policies. cook says he's focused on education, human rights, privacy rights, and the environment. cupertino's defunct vallco mall is about to get a makeover. when construction could begin. >> the ride for a man in florida holding opt the hood of a car speeding down a busy freeway. >> that's not a very good way to commute. let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. hazy, down in the south bay, want to give you an idea what's coming thursday, friday, saturday. look at the wealth of 90s starting to develop. the heat is coming back in accuweather forecast. i'll have that and more traffic wi

this is a live look at the temperatures on the peninsula this morning. we've got 49 in pacifica, about 50 in half moon bay. then you can see 51 in daly city, menlo park 50. the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. so pretty comfortable out there. low- to mid-50s along east bayshore, 59 in san jose. 66 in los gatos, east bay valley mid to upper 50s.

north bay 47 in santa rosa to 55 in napa. here is a look at that broken deck of clouds. look at that sunshine waiting outside. mild to warm weather. if you're going to be out and about today exercising, strong sunshine. if you're out on the bay today, less chaotic. there's no, sir small craft advisory to worry about, so enjoy the calmer conditions while we have it. all right. wish we had some calm conditions on the road this morning, sue. what are you seeing? >> pretty busy out there but not too terrible. we'll take a look at the busy right on the east shore freeway. a little hazy out there, traffic moving at a pretty good clip as maw your way into the mcarthur maze. metering lights on bay bridge toll plaza. as can you see traffic stacked up into the maze. a pretty moderate ride top of the corridor, hercules through the mcarthur maze, back into the tolls, san francisco, still under 40 minutes. that's not bad at all. elsewhere take a look at mass transit options.

we've got 52 b.a.r.t. trains on schedule. twin peaks tunnel closed for repairs for two months. bus bridges in place and slow and go through the area. ace train number one under 10 minutes behind schedule coming into great america. >> sue, thank you. if you live in cupertino, get ready, approval from the city and construction could start in september on the mall. the vallco town center project will include 2400 residential units, 400,000 square feet of retail space and almost 2 million square feet of office space. a warning going out to mandarin speakers in the bay area about a scam that's already area about a scam that's already caused people millions of

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we're back with new video out of miami of a man riding down i-95 on the hood of a car. can you see the guy holding opt the hood with one hand and talking on his phone with the other. the car was going about 70 miles per hour. police are trying to track down the man and the driver, but the person who shot this video did not get a license plate. >> 6:15,000. now onto the deadly ambush of firefighters in long beach. there is still no word yet on a motive that left fire captain of

the department dead and another firefighter injured. police say 45-year-old fire captain david rosa shot to death during a fire at the senior living center. this was the first it in 40 years. a man said as he was running out he saw a man he recognized holding a gun. >> in the starp, a gunshot went off and there's a man sitting there with a gun in his hand. >> police arrested 77-year-old thomas kim, a resident of that building. now he faces murder and arson charges captain rosa leaves behind a wife and two children. so sad. hundreds have signed a letter criticizing the work with customs and border protection. >> according to bloomberg, more than 60 employees say they are using sales force to recruit and manage border activities. in the letter they asked to

reexamine and speaks out against practices. a smokes person says it is not working with cbp regarding separation of families at the border. we need a spot of lightness at the morning. take a look at the screen. this is amazing. this is poncho and his trick capturing hearts around the world. he's a police dog in madrid. he's performing cpr demonstration. the dog puts his head to the officer's neck and checks for a pulse before continuing with chest compression. a dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than you love your self. how cute is sneh that's amazing. >> i want to know what kind of dog it is. it's not the normalicol p germa >> he's so cute. >> his love of his partner there. that's amazing. i'm glad we showed that. never more than 7 minutes away. here is the camera, a little cloudiness out there especially

along the shoreline but not necessarily over the water this morning. we're going to be brighter and slightly warmer today. a cloud blanket comes back tonight and brings a little drizzle with it. same areas we dealt with yesterday morning and trending hotter for friday and saturday. yesterday didn't look like we reached 100. now it's a possibility. i'll show you that coming up in accuweather seven-day forecast. microclimates, 87 in gilroy, san jose 83, milpitas 87. sunshine in santa cruz only about 71 today. 70 millbrae 81. most of us mid to upper 70s. a little extra cloud cover at the coast today, low 60s for you. mid to upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco, sausalito. 79 in san rafael and vallejo. look at this, low- to mid-80s as you get deeper spot north bay valley, low 90s cloverdale northward including pawnee fire. low- to mid-70s for most of the east bayshore line. 77 in union city, 78 fremont.

mid-80s to upper 80s in the east bay valleys. take it to antioch and brentwood see cloud cover tonight, low to upper 50s. not quite as cool this morning especially in the north bay, mid-40s right now. cool 2 to 4 degrees tomorrow. then we see the significant jump friday and saturday. it's going to be hot for two days before it moderates sunday into monday. have a great day. here is a look at your commute with sue. >> going to san mateo bridge, a little bit bogged down. as you can see they are moving but kind of sluggish across the span on the causeway up towards the high-rise. just a second. san mateo bridge, yeah, we're calling it pretty moderate. a little bit farther south 101 at 880 in san jose. to the headlight, cars coming out, i should say, are in the northbound direction. they are moving nicely there. no problems. here we go with a look at some drive times. richmond, we'll do a bridge

check, richmond-san rafael under 10 minutes, san mateo showing a 16 minute drive time across the span to foster city and dumbarton bridge less than 10 minutes as well. not bad, pretty moderate. thanks. "good morning america" coming up. >> ginger zee live with a look at what's ahead. hi, great to see you, ginger. >> great to see you natasha and reggie. so good to be with all of you. coming up on "gma" a big show, live at the border on the front lines of the crisis. our cameras are rolling when an alleged smuggler tries to bring families across. what's really happening to those families. this as the president issues new calls overpass for undocumented immigrants to be thrown out without seeing a judge. also ahead new trouble for actress heather locklear. reportedly she's been hospitalized just hours after being released from jail. what we're learning about her condition. plus are you trying to make more money at work? this morning experts from shark tank are showing you how to ask

for a raise, when you should do it, how much to ask for and the biggest mistakes to avoid. basketball star now movie stars, shaq, kyrie, irving, the rest of the players uncle drew here live. we can't wait coming up only on "gma." >> thank you, ginger. a popular east bay restaurant is about to call it quits after nine decades. >> plus san

. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast" look at this gorgeous water and how calm it is today. we'll be about 3 to 7 degrees warmer. back to average concord, san francisco 67, redwood city 61, couple degrees warmer in oakland. 72, 83 san jose, 85 santa rosa. hope you enjoy the day. here is mike with more news. a new scam against mandarin speakers, one last nearly a million dollars. they call it the chinese embassy phone scam. callers from overseas use software to match their number to appear similar to the chinese embassy. they get a call in mandarin scamming them to think they have committed crimes. they wire money to clear their record. >> there's nobody from u.s. or

china that will ask for personal information over the phone. >> unfortunately once the money is sent it's nearly impossible to get back. millions wired from victims across the country. >> 6:24, after surfierving the y area for years they are shutting for good. mexicali rose is closing for retirement. you have until friday to stop by for a plate of your favorite dish, maybe inch mexicali rose says it will open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. until friday. the ferries will service according to conkell. the plan approved will overhaul peer 31, 31 1/2 and 33 on embarcadero.

the update expected to move forward sometime next year. it's official and beverly made he split up with his wife in march. she was a san francisco prosecutor married to gavin newsom in 2000 when he was elected mayor. that ended in divorce. next at 6:30 president trump defending controversial comments about denying immigrants at the borders due process. tense moments in the east bay when a fire comes uncomfortable close to concord neighborhood. we have a live report. plus c

for comfort, a grass fire inching toward homes in the east bay. >> a family feud involving legendary astronaut buzz aldrin, why he's suing his kids. a crisis at the border at the bay area. children separated from their parents are being held here. the effort to reunite them this morning. >> the sun is up but many seeing gray skies to start tuesday. people driving over the bay bridge seeing blue skies out there. that's great. hopefully we can make your morning brighter. thanks for joining us tuesday

june 26th. i'm matt keller, reggie and alexis off. >> mike nicco bringing us the weather. >> what's going on, guys? plenty of sunshine. you may have noticed the cooler weather when you stepped out the door and everybody else should because of the broken deck of clouds you see hovering the coast and other neighborhoods but definitely not solid nor as juicy as yesterday. haven't heard of any drizzle. you can see winds are 15 in fairfield and that means the sea breeze is relaxing. expect warmer temperatures today. let's see how it plays out in accuweather 12 hour tape. 50s, sunshine except for the coast, the clouds may linger a little bit longer. that's why you're 57 while the rest 77 around the bay, inland, still around 58 at 11:00. you'll reach the 60s between noon and 4:00 at the coast. 5 to 82 bay and inland, low 70s at 7:00. let's get a check of that

moincommute. what are you watching, sue? >> right now we have a couple of problems to introduce to you. first a brand-new accident coming in to chp westbound 580 before fallion stacking up into livermore. behind that altamont slow and go, over an hour drive to get from your commute into the dublin pleasanton area from tracy. so heads up there. once again westbound 580, fallon, the two left lanes are blocked there. >> thank you, sue. new this morning crews responded to a fire. >> it was in a field nary concord and left residents nervous. >> cornell barnard. >> reporter: home owners very relieved. firefighters acted fast when the fire got

crossing development. it lit up the sky for sure. contra costa officials say it broke out in an open space near fallbrook and treat boulevard. luckily firefighters jumped on this one, knocked it down containing it to a little more than one acre. certainly does not help this area is full of tinder, dry brush and weeds. the cause of the fire is unknown. arson investigators we're told will be looking into this. live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. an abc 7 news update. >> more resources soon coming in the fight against the pawnee fire. it has already burned more than 10,000 acres in lake county. today the lake county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. mandatory evacuations for the entire community. so far the fire has destroyed 22 homes and buildings. for many of the evacuees, though, staying at the red cross shelter, the sheriff delivered some good news.

>> i think the bhuk of the evacuation is behind us. it's burning in a direction not very populated at all. >> my house is okay they say. whatever that means. i'm beginning to think of the whole enormity. >> last check the fire is 5% contained. officials expected to release an update later this morning and we'll bring it as soon as we get it. pawnee fire in the center of lake county. take a look at this map that shows the burn area. highway 20 and clear lake oaks borders eastern valley, indian reservoir. a strike team helped them put out the fire. the l.a. county fire department shared this on instagram. flames pro out next to their hotel yesterday afternoon when crews were on a rest period from fighting the pawnee fire. firefighters put out the flames. either unclear how it started. >> president trump standing by oc suggestion immigrants enten

separating children from parents. he sees the up roar as a political advantage for republicans. a new poll shows his approval rating slipping to 41% from 45% the week before. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border control agents. we want to tell people, i'm sorry, you're coming into the country illegally. we don't want you in the country. >> in order to keep them together they are not referring parents that cross illegally to be prosecuted. this weekend she thiftvisit mcallen texas to get a look at the crisis. moments ago she into about her experience. >> children were frightened, crying for this mothers. they didn't know where they were we had mothers sobbing at the

detention facility because their children had been taken away from them while they were in court and they were not even told about it. abc 7 news reporter cheryl jennings traveled to texas over the weekend. you can see the full report on the website, abc7news.com as well as abc 7 app. a national nonprofit working to reunite two girls separated from their parents at a border. they are point guard held at a facility in pleasant hill. a spokesperson confirmed they were property to the facility within the past few weeks. they run a licensed shelter for children. there are 25 kids at the facility right now. they range from 12 to 17 years old. many of you are passionate about this issue so we lekd ways to take action on the website. you're going to find ways to contact government representatives and also know your rights when it comes to justice, equality and civil liberties. go to abc7news.com/take action go to abc7news.com/take action to learn more.

happening today supervisors will elect a new supervisor to elect london breed. elsburn sarasota as diane feinstein's state director. in a statement breed says his depth of experience, intellect and leadership skills is what the city needs. san francisco police will have to wait another year equipped with taser. according to the chronicle, the board of supervisors voted to cut $2 million in funding for the devices. supervisors say they need a more comprehensive understanding of the cost in order to allocate more money for tasers. earlier this month san francisco voters reject add measure that would give police officers a wider range of circumstances to use tasers than what's currently under a policy passed in march. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. you're going to notice more sunshine this morning. the lack of clouds means it's going to be cooler when you step

outside. anywhere from 2 to 11 degrees cooler as we're in the 40s and 50s. mainly in the 50s down in the south bay from allen rock at 52, santa clara at 53, san jose 59. the warm spot in hell gatos. 54 in san carlo, san francisco, half moon bay, livermore, 56 around danville, newark, 46 novato, napa 55. no delays reported at sfo even though the fog is right close. if you're driving you're going to need sunglasses today. ferry ride less aggressive winds and waves today. mass transit cool to warm. let's take a look at san francisco. we're going to hit the 60s during the afternoon hours. low- to mid-60s. but we're starting off with 54 this morning, 59 at noon, 8:00, 57 degrees. up in the north bay 51, 73 at noon, 80 during afternoon hours. last we'll head to south bay

where at 8:00, 61, , teures71 in the south bay. do have heat on the way, possibility of 100s for those that don't have air conditioning i'll let you know what day that is. >> enthusiastic. >> i'm looking at you. >> we need it about ten days a year. so another one coming. all right. we'll prepare. let's head out on the roads right now. we've got some moderate conditions out there. the usual slow spots. we do have a problem in the dublin area or leaving livermore actually. westbound 580 right now fallon. before fallon, apparently four vehicles in the second lane from the left according to some callers that are calling into our traffic producer this morning. can you see speeds of 25, 21 mile an hour. it starts to slow well coming off of the altamont and you are very, very slow up and over out of tracy as well. we'll zoom in a little bit and

show you our 3d view of the volume there. it's starting to pick up a little bit. a tow truck is coming to the scene. looks like they might need an ambulance so we'll check back in a few minutes. >> thank you. a call girl convicted of killing a google executive now faces murder charges in a second case, the death of her girlfriend. she spent three years in prison for the death of a google exec. he died after she in ejected him with heroin. the new charges are the death of her boyfriend who died two months before the executive died. 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, just looked like he had passed out. >> the district attorney in fulton county, georgia, wants her to be extradited to face new charges. hundreds of san jose police officers want the city's independent auditor fired all

over use of force statistics. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. not a whole lot of movement, up 9 pointsh 24,000260, more coming up next. the cost of living in the pay area is so high. how high is it? you're apparently serving your self at some restaurants. >> a live look at sfo at 6:40. thanks for being with us. a little sunshine peeking through. live weather and traffic conditions on your crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source.

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less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. yesterday. here is a visible satellite picture you can see the pawnee fire. look where the smoke is going left to right across the screen, west to east, heading to the sierra. this is the way it's going to go again today and the winds will pick up during latter parts of the afternoon into the evening hours. they will below west to east. what the firefighters will be dealing with, 92, 103, and 88 saturday and sunday. quick look at tahoe looks gorgeous, low- to mid-80s except for thursday and friday mid to upper 70s. >> thant or hate it, you will

decide whether we keep the controversial gas station come november. >> the group trying to repeal the $0.12 per gallon tax collected more than enough signatures. out in millbrae getting reaction from drivers, good morning, jessica. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. the drivers that i into to this morning seem to be pretty excited about the idea of saving a little money, paying less but they are also a little bit mixed. they want the roads to improve. as you said the efforts to reappeal the gas tax will head to the ballot box in the fall. they turned in more signatures than needed to get the initiative on the ballot according to secretary of state will the plan to roll back tax and fees is a key component in the state republican party strategy to win some competitive legislative and congressional seats in the midterm elections. meanwhile governor jerry brown and supporters of the tax say $5 billion raised annually is needed to maintain the state's

bridges and roads and supporters of the tax say money is needed to update existing roads and relieve congestion. drives i into to aren't sure. >> the roads have been the same for years. i mean, if it's going to help with the roads, yeah, that's fine. with the legislation approved more than a year ago, taxes on gasoline rose $0.12 per gallon. vehicle registration rose about $25. this new effort to repeal the gas tax not only repeals those hikes, it would also require voter approval for any new increases in the future. reporting live in millbrae, i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. thanks, jessica. more than 500 san jose police officers want the city's independent police auditor to be remessed from his job. mayor liccardo and

councilmembers will talk about the controversy. aaron zisser accused of misrepresenting use of force statistics. the police officers say he used percentages when the number of incidents was less than 10, skewing the reports. zisser prepared a revision. he disagrees he's guilty of misconduc misconduct. could i have presented that data in a way that's 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. immigrants from four countries will be allowed to sue the trump administration. right now people from el salvador, haiti, nicaragua and sudan are granted temporary status in the u.s. because their home countries face upheaval or natural disaster.

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 a federal judge turned down the department of justice 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 went viral. told you about this story yesterday. 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. the company sells cannabis products and now has negative online reviews. some dispensaries are pulling products. >> pulled the products off our shelf immediately. we thought it was the right thing to do. >> san francisco police confirmed they never received a call about anyone selling water involving legendary astronaut buzz aldrin. >> the 88-year-old speaking

exclusive to abc news. se he's suing 2011 his children accusing misuse of funds. two of three children filed paperwork to being co-guardians which would give control of his finances. they say he's in cognitive decline, being confused. the famed moonwalker say it's not true which is why he's 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. sh ideloping aalk he's calling it spicer's common ground.

it describes spicer hosting interesting and thoughtful figures for a drink and light conversation at a local pub or cafe. no network agreed to pick up the project yet, but the pilot episode expected to be filmed in july. now your morning money report. if you're looking for work, home depot is hiring. >> they are holding a statewide hiring event this week. home depot specifically working for freight workers of the those are people who make sure shelves are stocked for customers. the home depot hiring event tomorrow at all california locations. can you apply on home depot's website before arriving. a picture is worth 1,000 words, right? instagram is now worth $100 billion. that's according to bloomberg. the social network increased002 billion dollars. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. can you see the markets are up a little bit at 28 points. fears of a trade war are still worrying investors. yesterday the dow tanked after

reports the trump administration was planning to block chinese investments in tech companies. the markets recovered after a top white house official downplayed those reports. >> some san francisco restaurants cooking up a new service. it saves owners money but typically means more work for you. according to "new york times," high rent and labor costs are driving more and more restaurants to go without servers entirely. so a runner will bring out your food but you have to do a lot of the other work like getting your own water, getting your own silver ware. the city's minimum wage going up since 2014. this sunday it officially reaches $15 an hur. >> not too bad. sometimes i want to get up and refill the water, maybe the waiter is busy somewhere else. now i want feel like i'm imposing on somebody. >> aren't those called like cafeterias. >> home, my kitchen, i get my own water. >> exactly. all right. hi, everybody. never more than 7 minutes away. i'll go ahead and deliver this

for you free of charge. >> nice. sun. >> a gorgeous i pl wldurou and look at earlie sunshine we've got for you. 6:51 on the dot. brighter, faster, warmer temperatures. tonight more clouds, not as cool as this morning. it will be briefly warm to hot a couple of days of obnoxiously warm weather again. all right. get to that in a s.e.c. start in south bay with microclimates, warmest at 87. san jose 83, milpitas 77. we've got also sunshine. 81 redwood city. mid up toer 70s everywhere else. millbrae at 70 for the cool spot. upper 50s to 60s along the coast today. mid and upper 60s for downtown south san francisco. if you're going to the game this evening, it's firefighter appreciation night. if you have a special ticket you get a baseball cap with san francisco fire department's shield on it. that's pretty cool.

58 at 7:15 dropping to 55. let's head to north bay, 90s, low- to mid-80s along valleys. along east bayshore mid to upper 70s except for oakland, berkeley and richmond in low 70s. our last stop will be east bay valleys with mid-80s for most of us, low- to mid-90s antioch and brentwood. low to upper 50s tonight for lows and temperatures about 2 to 4 degrees cooler tomorrow. we'll warm back to today's levels thursday. you see the heat, had to bring 100s back to the forecast especially inland. here is sue. >> heading outside to look at san rafael lanes where fasttrack are slower ones and cash lanes are fter ones. you have a bit of a stackup towards richmond parkway. problems coming in approaching dublin, pleasanton with accident blocking lane of track westbound 580 before fallon reported second lane from the left, several vehicles. we'll zoom in an take a look at

3d camera which gives you a little bit of an idea of the volume of traffic as you leave livermore and head for pleasanton. it is a bit thick and heavy. chp log getting busy for a second so we'll check back in in a couple minutes with new accidents. >> thank you, sue. a two decade old program to keep vta well rested before long commutes home. >> abc 7 news in san jose where vta issues permits to drivers allowing them to sleep in rvs in the company's parking lot if they commute a 50 miles or more to work. 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. -- issued. 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 a year is now considered low income in st. francis, marin and san matt counties. a family that makes $95,000 in santa clara county is not far behind.

alameda and contra costa low income threshold is $89,600. this week lawmakers may review a bill to make surfing the official state sport. the bill passed in the assembly and waiting for approval from the senate. they told santa cruz sentinel surf is part of the california lifestyle. opponents argue skateboarding should be the state sport because it was invented in california. disney fans get excited about this. lots of disney memorabilia going up for grabs next month in southern california. >> not just about disneyland, more about the disney studio. it traces the history of walt's career. items of disn's businesscards, that'sm pi olr backyard. >> every auction seems like something shows up that i do, holy cow, where did this come from. in this auction we have a plot map of the orange groves that walt disney actually drew the boundaries of disney land on

saying this is where i want it to be. incredible piece of history. >> the auction will take place in sherman oaks july 7th and disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> a lot of mickey stuff there, very neat. coming up next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> first instagram picture of the day. if you haven't yet follow us nbc news bay area and you'll see a lot more great p

it's 6:58. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, serve things to know before you go. number one contra costa county firefighters are investigating the cause of a one acre grass fire that came close to homes in concord. crews quickly put out the flames. arson investigators on the scene. number two, more firefighters on the way to lake county. so far the pawnee fire has burned more than 10,000 acres. it is only 5% contained. number three, two children separated from their parents are 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 headed to the ballot. secretary of state say tax opponents have collected than enough signatures to

qualify for the november election. >> number five, low to up ever 50s by 7:00, by 4:00, 3 to 7 degrees warmer. not as breezy as yesterday. >> number six following commute with accident reported westbound 80 near gillman. you're looking at university overcross-ing westbound 80 and traffic pretty thick through the area. >> number seven, the summer of sequels continues. the world premier of "ant-man and the wasp" took place in hollywood last night. takes place here in san francisco and sense were filmed in the city. we're not sure if we made the cut but there may be some actors up here on the set here. looks like mike nicco, reggie, jessica castro, alexis smith and natasha are listed on the imbd page for the "ant-man and the wasp." >> very exciting. >> we'll find out if you made the final cut or be in the

director's cut paragraph back in 35 minutes with abc news update. here is "gma." good morning, america. crisis at the border. officials now stop separating families, but the president's rhetoric still defiant. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol front lines. abc news with exclusive access. our cameras capture an alleged smuggler trying to bring families across. what happens next to stop the crisis. new evacuation orders overnight. at least 52 wildfires raging. this massive one burning out of control in northern california. hundreds of buildings and homes threatened. now, the new concerns as temperatures climb to their hottest yet this stretch.egre. camping murder mystery. this father killed in his tent camping with his two young daughters in a well-known park.