on the horizon. >> on the horizon after one of the coolest days this week. quite a swing in the next 48 hours. the sea breeze is back. if you want to call it, carl the fog is covering most of our neighborhoods. look at the gray on live doppler 7. that's the cloud cover. a little mist near the coast. you can see that the clouds are climbing over the east bay hills and making it to our inland neighborhoods. that's why everybody is cooler than average. we start in the mid 50s to near 60 at 7:00. we get into the 70s by noon and stay in the low to mid 70s through 4:00. mid 60s by 7:00. sounds like sue has a serious situation to tell you about. >> we have a serious injury accident. we're going back to oakland. ou24. ting.sig alert has bee issued b. they've got emergency crews on scene. as you can see, you are stacked up all the way back to orinda. b.a.r.t. would be a great way to go this morning, avoid this

backup altogether. very slow with speeds less than ten miles or less. again, this is westbound 24 with a sig alert in effect in the oakland area, overturned vehicle, and only one lane getting by. over towards hayward we have an accident southbound 880 with two lanes blocked there. that's near a street. across the bay we have an accident northbound 101 near willow, and two left lanes are blocked here. you're finding slow traffic through east palo alto. we'll try to get sky 7 up for our next report over that sig alert in oakland. we'll be back in a couple minutes. thank you, sue. a controversial tax could be coming to mountain view, it would allow cities to charge companies for every employee. >> abc 7 anchor chris nguyen is live with the decision the city just made. good morning, chris. >> reporter: natasha and reggie, good morning to you. voters will get the phenyl say this fall. if approved, it would generate $6 million for the city each year with more than half of that

money coming from google. here is the video from last night as members of the mountain view city council voted to place the head tax measure on the november ballot. it would allow the city to tax companies between $9 and $149 per employee depending on the size of the business. most of the money would go toward transit projects, but 10% wuld be set aside for affordable housing and to help support the homeless. neighboring cities such as san jose, sunnyvale and redwood city already have a similar head tax in place. but this particular proposal hasn't been without controversy. the silicon valley leadership group as well as the local chamber of commerce have already spoken out against the proposal. but the mayor of mountain view says it's a fair plan that will not only benefit residents but help those who commute into the city for work on a daily basis. now back here live, if voters approve the tax this november, it would be phased in over two years starting in 2020.

we or live in mountain view this morning, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you. it's 6:02 now. immigrant children and parents separated at the border are expected to be reunited in the next 30 days. >> that's a new order from a federal judge in san diego. the legal order forces the federal government to stop most family separations at the border. under this order, children under 5k have to be reunited with their families within two weeks. kids 5 and older have to be back wth their parents within 30 days. it also requires officials to provide parents phone contact with their children within ten days of separation. this comes after a lawsuit the aclu filed. today congress is expected to vote on a bill that would ban the separation of migrant children frommer that parents. the measure is ex-pengted to fail. u.s. customs and border patrol released this video yesterday. the agency says it shows border patrol agents encountering 57 people crossing the border from mexico into the u.s. near lukeville, arizona. headed marin county

fair this weekend? members of the marin association of public employees plan to picket at the fair starting saturday. they'll stage a strike sunday through tuesday. the labor union and the county are struggling to reach an agreement on several issues that includes wages and retirement benefits. smoem county sheriff's deputies have arrested two suspects. take a look. 23-year-old ashley easy of antioch was detained shortly after shoplifting on sunday. during the investigation deputies discovered this. more than 400 items worth about $9,500 taken from stores in napa and contra costa county. california voters will decide if paint companies should pay all of the cost of cleaning up lead paint or if taxpayers should chip in. an initiative limiting the liability of lead paint companies have enough signatures

to make the ballot in november. voters will also be asked to authorize bond funding for cleanup projects which means the projects would be paid for in part by you the taxpayer. a napa restaurant wants to make it clear it's not affiliated with the restaurant that asked white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to leave. >> the owner says his independently owned restaurant is being confused with the redhead in lexington, virginia. >> we're not political here. you know. we're open to everybody unless you're disorderly, we want you as a customer. >> the owner says people have been calling his restaurant to insult the man jrs, leaving nasty reviews online. so much so yet has posted this alert saying it's going to clean up the negative reviews. just days after being asked

to leave that redhead restaurant, we're learning that sarah sanders is getting secret service detail. new at 6:00, a program to get children and families to walk and take public transit to school is getting a major expansion. the safe routes program will expand from 36 san francisco schools to 103 schools. sfmta will conduct safety audits and recommend immediate safety changes. officials hope to reduce the number of people driving their kids to school from 48% to 30% by 2030. there they are right now. >> the guy is waving his r shirt. >> that is the moment a chp reg queue crew spotted two stranded hikers in a napa valley this was at robert stephenson

they're reminding us to stay on marked trails. if you get lost, call and stay in place. the fbi storms a plane at jfk airport in new york. the security scare whatnot what authorities thought it was. >> a stranger steps in to safe a man from choking. it's all on camera. we're going to take a couple of steps backwards before we take the big leap forward into the heat wave. here is a look at san rafael. we're looking at one of the areas that's going to see the biggest drop in temperatures compared to yesterday. look at petaluma, 82 down

with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees ever h can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

we have a serious accident at westbound 24 and broadway. coming out of the caldecott tunnel, only one lane getting by. sky 7 is above the accident right now. we're looking at a pretty significant backup to and through orinda. because for a time we had all lanes blocked. it's an overturn, and as i mentioned, very serious injuries involved here as well. emergency crews have gotten on scene.

if you can, b.a.r.t. will be a great way to avoid this backup. you're looking at a solid hour drive now on westbound 24 leaving walnut creek towards the caldecott tunnel. again, this is near broadway and wet 24. sig alert is in effect with no estimated time of opening. >> all right, sue, let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mid to upper 50s on the peninsula. daly city at 52 degrees. upper 50s along the east bayshore, down to san jose at 56. mid to upper 50s on our east bay valleys and low to mid 50s in the north bay. looking at cloudy conditions this morning. that's going to make it great forgetting the yard work finished before it gets hot. exercising, today is our coolest day. north of the bay bridge. speaking of the north bay, 55 and cloudy at 8:00. near 70 at noon, mid 70s from

1:00 all the way through 6:00. our last stop will be the east bayshore line. 62 this morning. notice the clouds lingering through 11:00 and sunshine and upper 60s this afternoon. back to 61 by 8:00. accuweather seven-day forecast and the heat coming up. here is reggie with more news. new video shows the terrifying moment when s.w.a.t. teams stormed a jetblue flight. the lane was about to depart jfk to l.a. yesterday when there was a radio glitch. the plane sent a hijack code alerting the faa there was a threat on board. air traffic controllers wurnt able to contact the pilot. police investigated and found there was no actual security threat. so what do you want the most when you or at work. there's a new study revealing the top requests. the top one has me flapper gasted. >> all pot must go. the recent cannabis dispensaries across the state will have serious sales.

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in a chick-fil-a. a man started to choke and a woman sitting nearby tried but couldn't help the man. the restaurant team leader hunter harris jumped in and performed several moves and it worked. >> i got him a fresh meal and he went on his way. >> this is pretty incredible. harris eco workers say this is not the first time he's saved a life. just this year, he also helped another person who was joking. >> a heads up if you own this stanley l.e.d. light and power station. it's being recalled because they're wired incorrectly leading to shock and electrocution hazards. the model number is on your screen. you're asked to stop using it and unplug it immediately. you can contact backus global for a free replacement or refund. it's also trying to contact anyone who bought it. the cost of some uber and lyft rides to sfo will go up

starting sunday. that's when the airport is introducing two-tier pricing trying to fight traffic congestion at the airport. the curbside ride hailing fee will jump from $3.80 to $5.00. uber rides will reflect that change and lyft will tack on another dollar to its current rate. rides will be cheaper if you decide to use the loading zone in the domestic garage. the ride hailing fee there will be $3.60. what will it take to make you happier at work? a new study shows what bay area employees want most. >> you would guess more time off. debra to stop eating your yogurt, whatever. the number one thing, a sense of belonging followed by a work-life balance. employees also say they want to have a positive impact on society. then comes the paid time off, parental leave, good health insurance. the silicon valley business journal obtained this new study

saying free food, ping-pong, those things no longer attracting talent the way it used to. it sees intangible things. we head back to sky 7 over highway 24 westbound. this is in the oakland area. we have an accident that is a very serious injury accident reported by the chp. lanes are blocked. only the right lane is getting by. as you can see from sky 7, it's a monumental backup at this point. no estimated time of opening. chp has issued a sig alert. you zoom in. you can see the cones and the flares blocking off the lanes. i would suggest b.a.r.t. and avoid this whole thing because the backup is pretty huge. a solid hour delay getting westbound on 24. a sig alert has been issued. we have other problem areas. this is actually the backup you can see from highway 24.

that's again near broadway. another problem area, 80 southbound -- 880 southbound through hayward at a street. two lanes blocked. october cross to the peninsula, northbound 101 at willow, two lanes blocked there with an accident. you're slowing through east palo alto. mike? >> sue, thank you very much. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll take a look at walnut creek where the clouds and haze are trying to roll in. south on 680, you'll enjoy comfortable temperatures today. a couple days from now you'll be flirting with 100. slower sunshine and cooler breezes. warm to hot highs friday, saturday and sunday. and july starts sunday. the first couple days after that, temperatures drop down cooler than average. >> here is an area of low pressure. with that counterclockwise flow it's push the sea breeze. in san francisco, cloudy this morning, about 55 degrees. the clouds never quite leave us. the breezes pick up.

that keeps us in the upper 50s at the coast to low to mid 60s around the bay. for the east bay, clouds will linger through about noon. we'll see some sunshine by then. but not completely gone until the afternoon hours. upper 60s to low 70s for you. maybe only 66 in oakland. look at this. peninsula pretty cloudy this morning, hazy by the afternoon hours, a lot of us in the 60s. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. in the south bay we'll see sunshine easily by 9:00, 10:00. 72 in milpitas, san jose in 78. in the north bay, waking up to partly cloudy conditions. more sunshine towards napa. the breeze keeps you at 7 are r5. santa rosa 80 to 73 in san rafael. as we go to our east bay valleys, we barely reach the 80s. you have to go to antioch and brentwood. free air conditioning once again. tonight 49 in santa rosa to 59 in antioch with about the same amount of cloud cover. it will go away a little quicker

tomorrow. a little warmer. you see the heat. the 90s and 100s inland friday through sunday. 80s along the bay and even 70 at the coast. a secret to ending traffic jams might be right inside your car. a first of its kind test could change the way we drive. the reason hundreds of hotel workers in san francisco are planning to walk off the job today. it's 6:21. here is a live look outside with abc 7 news now. we keep you up to date on we keep you up to date on traffic and

soggy conditions from the east bay hills camera. temperature three to eight degrees below average. we're in the 60s and 70s today. on the way to 90s and 100s for the weekend. former president barack obama scheduled to be in the bay area. if you want to see him at the home of agent they are ton's liz simons, it will cost you. the most expensive ticket is $237,000. the minimum ticket is $10,000. former president raising money for the democratic congressional campaign committee which is trying to help flip 23 republican-held seats in the country. ford is putting cruise

control technology to the test as a record number of people are set to hit the roads for the fourth of july. this tool could cut down so-called phantom traffic jams. that's when traffic seems to jam up for no apparent reason. ford is going to put 36 vehicles on the track with adaptive cruise control which keeps the distance between your vehicle and the one in front. look what happens when there is a slowdown. the vehicles on top without cruise start bunching up. those who are using cruise keep the gap, smoothing out the slowdown. it's really an unexpected benefit for ford engineers who say they actually designed the adaptive cruise for driver comfort. >> it's not something when we were designing it that we intended to do. it's something to see the effect that the system can have. >> according to ford, every car on the road doesn't have to come equipped with cruz control to make a difference. even if it's just a few of the cars, you'll see cars begin to

dampen. expect deep discounts on pair juana. legal pot retailers must only sell products that meet strict quality standards this sunday, july 1st. that means they have to get rid of untested inventory ranging from joints to edibles as soon as possible. the new rules test pot for potency, pesticides and heavy metals. they'll need to keep tested samples for 45 days. as a result, retailers expect a supply shortage over the summer. an election day shocker in new york. the newcomer who has taken down one of the most powerful democrats in congress. also, controversy in concord over that plan to bring thousands of undocumented immigrants to the former naval air base. the effort today to put the plan on hold. plus the electric carmaker hoping to take on tesla just got a big boost in its effort. we're watching this serious accident that the chp has now confirmed as fatal. it is westbound highway 24, only one lane is getting by near

broadway. significant backups all the way through orinda now westbound on highway 24. again, chp confirming a fatal accident with a sig alert in effect. b.a.r.t. a great way to go. we'll be back with more news and

thousands of firefighters on the front lines with more on the way. the danger residents still face this morning. a live look from sky 7, a deadly crash on highway 24 in oakland is creating huge delays for drivers trying to get into the city this morning. outrage in concord over a plan that could bring thousands of undocumented immigrants to the city. the meeting today where more protests are planned. primary sunner in. look at that face. she can't believe it. she just won over a man who has been in the house for -- since 1989 i think. the 28-year-old has never run a campaign before. >> i don't even think she could believe it. >> finds herself in the headlines all over the country. good morning on this wednesday, june 27th. alexis is off today. sue, you have a major backup to talk about. >> it's unfortunate. it's in the -- the backup is

into orinda. this is in oakland. it's west 24. it is a fatal accident. chp just confirming. you can see traffic eking by on the right lanes there. they have the other lanes completely blocked off. it's a ginormous backup through orinda. if you know somebody that commutes this way and don't want to get stuck in it, please let them know. you can follow us here at abc 7. we've got sky 7 on it. b.a.r.t. would be a great alternate for you. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at all that gray. that's loud difficult and showing up on live doppler 7. the breezes are picking up, 12 in oakland, 13 in concord, 32 in fairfield. my accuweather 12-hour planner, mid to upper 50s through 7:00. you won't need the sunglasses in some areas as quickly as you did yesterday. look at that. 70 to 73 at noon. only 72 to 76. even when we get more sunshine,

the breezes keep our temperatures in check. at the same time we're in the 50s at the coast, 50s and 60s at 7:00. still have hundreds on the way. i'll show you that coming up. from the live desk, firefighters in lake coun making progress battling the pawnee fire. it's now 17% contained. the fire grew slightly yesterday to 13,000 acres. 2,700 firefighters are battling the flames with more crews en route. at least 22 structures have been destroyed. about half of those are homes. 600 remain threatened. that has neighbors nervous. >> you can't sleep. you're scared to go into town because you don't know if you're ever going to get back in the summertime. >> i love the country. it's hard year after year. you can only take so many years of this where you finally say, enough. fires in lake county forced residents to leave their homes for evacuation centers during each of the past four years. expanded evacuation orders are in effect for the entire spring valley area.

the sheriff's office is warning wilbur springs, bear valley ande hecear lake county with a population of 65,000 people experienced a big wildfire last october. 162 buildings were damaged or destroyed then. then in 2016 300 structures lost in the clayton wildfire. a year before that in 2015, four people died. 2,000 buildings were destroyed. two other wildfires tore through lake county. michael finney and the 7 on your side team will be in lake county to help fire victims. they'll be in moose lodge in clearlake oaks from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. undocumented immigrants could come to the east bay. tens of thousands could be housed in the form are concord naval weapons building. >> last night protesters stepped up to voice their concerns.

jessica castro live at concord city hall. >> reporter: a lot of people unhappy with this proposed plan. sun is coming up in concord. it's really quiet right now. we expect more people at city hall and show their discontent with the proposed plan. abc 7 news was in concord yesterday, last night, where people protested a plan to build a massive detention center for undocumented migrants at the former naval weapons station. they march offed pell through concord, made their way to city hall. concord city council discussed the federal government's proposal to create a tent city where 47,000 migrants would wait for their court hearings. people opposed to the camp demanded city council take action against it. >> i want to urge you, our city leade

leaders, these are immoral, despicable and evil. >> the city council says it will use the public's input as response as the city creates a plan of action. there will be a meeting today at city hall at concord as i mentioned. that will be at 1:00 p.m. later this afternoon. live in concord, jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to stop t court order requires ir children under the age of 5 to be reunited with their families within 14 days. children age 5 and older must be back with their families within 30 days. the order also requires officials to provide contact with their children by phone within ten days of this morning attorney general jeff sessions is getting criticism for joking to a criminal justice organization in l.a. yesterday. >> like a little security around themselves, and if you try to

scale the fence, believe me, they'll be even too happy to have you arrested and separated from your children, if they would like to see that. >> later today the house is set to vote on an immigration bill. gop leaders do not expect it to pass. this morning a san lorenzo man who drove his car into the home he lives in is getting psychiatric evaluation. the alameda county sheriff's office says the man appears to have suffered a mental health crisis and was seen drivinger rattly on east 14th last night. there was a short low-speed chase. that's when he sped up and rammed his car into a bedroom on the home of 'em engine street. the man inside the home wasn't hurt. investigators don't know if he's a family member. the driver had to be extricated and was taken to the hospital. the house itself appears to be structurally safe. the fremont police department is looking for a man they say broke into a 'em who and exposed himself.

police say he entered a home near stevenson boulevard and omar street. a woman in the house woke up to find him naked in her bedroom. she screamed and he ran away. 6:37 now. the san francisco board of supervisors has a new president. supervisors voted unanimously to elect malia cohen who will replace london breed who was elected mayor. she terms out of office in january and is running for a seat on the state board of equalization in november. >> san francisco voters will decide whether to spend $over $400 million on the embarcadero rebuild parts of the wall, het tomorrow fit wharves and piers and possibly redesign public areas. the governor's salary will increase to $202 making the

governor are the highest salary in the country for governors. the lieutenant governor will get $151,000. members of the state senate and assembly will get about $110,000. that's a 3,200 increase. this is the sixth year in a row the citizens compensation commission has given lawmakers pay raises. it is a fatal accident. it is in oakland. it's westbound 24 near broadway. as you can see from abc 7 sky 7, traffic is slammed to a stop. one laneis getting by, but the backup is huge this morning through orinda for at least an hour delay. great way to get around this and avoid it altogether would be to use b.a.r.t. this morning. i can't emphasize that enough. otherwise you'll be sitting for quite some time. because it is a fatal, they have to do an investigation. they're waiting for the coroner to arrive on scene. the coroner is stuck in this traffic. as you might i remember imagine,

they have no estimated time of opening again. westbound 24 avoid near broadway. it is jammed all the way through orinda heading westbound into san francisco. we do have a couple of other problem spots to update you on. this is southbound 880 at a street in hayward, blocking two lanes of traffic there. this superintendent over on the peninsula, northbound 101 near willow has been pushed over to the right-hand shoulder. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. 52 in milpitas. it looks like that's the cool spot al lodge wiong with alum r. mid to upper 50s for the rest of the neighborhoods. novato is 46 degrees right now. let's take a look at the commute this morning. at least from a weather perspective, pretty hazy, pretty cloudy. our east-west bridges like the san mateo bridge there, not affected by the breeze as much as our north-south bridges will be. that will increase as we head

into the evening commute. it will get a little aggressive north of the bay bridge through the saab pablo bay, on the water, also. let's look at the small craft advisory, starts at noon and goes through 9:00 with the southwest winds rushing 30 to 35 miles per hour and also bringing in all the cloudiness and the cool temperatures today, at least compared to average. south bay, pretty cloudy and 59 at 8:00. mid to upper 70s from 11:00 through 6:00 this evening. east bay valleys about the same. a little cloudiness through about 10:00. sunshine, mid to upper 70s from 11:00 through 6:00. the last stop, the peninsula, a little cooler today. clouds linger through 10:00, 11:00. grab a coat this evening. 61 degrees. let's get more news with reggie. happening today, union employees at marriott hotels are planning to protest around the country. demonstrations in san francisco and san jose are expected to be among the largest.

hundreds of hotel staff expected to take to the streets demanding better pay and to highlight workplace sexual harassment, violence and on the job injuries. other large protests are expected in honolulu, los angeles and boston. the woman who went viral for pretending to call the police on a girl selling water is facing a new issue this morning. she's unemployed. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. it looks like we are a little bit up, 56 points. another update on how we're doing in just a few moments. a north bay brewer famous for its beer is about to make an entirely new type of beverage

unfortunately the news isn't as good today as it was yesterday considering the winds around the pawnee fire. he'll pick up around 5:00 and stay up through about midnight, around 10 to 20 miles per hour, blowing from north the east pushing the smoke away from us into the central valley. look at the temperatures, friday 97, 104 saturday, 100 sunday. it will start to break down to 91. with the heat comes another fire threat. we've got a fire weather watch from 11:00 friday morning to

8:00 sunday evening in lake county and also solano county. arldata runningt coming up. her first-ever campaign shocked the political world this morning with her surprising victory. alexandria ocasio-cortez defeated ten-term democrat congressman joe crowley in the democratic primary for a new york city congressional seat. crowley was the fourth-ranked democrat in the house and raised ten times the amount of money. watch this. you'll see ocasio-cortez realize she's won. >> i can't let you go -- she's looking at herself on television right now. how are you feeling? can you put it into words? >> nope. i cannot put this into words. >> already, a very excited crowd. a grassroots campaign. can you believe the numbers you're seeing right now? >> i cannot believe these numbers right now, but i do know that every single person here

has worked their butt off to change the future of the bronx and queens. that's what i know. that's what i know. >> it was the first time in 14 years that a member of his own party tried to challenge crowley. someone who has never run for office. >> he reaction is priceless. voters in mountain view have a big decision to make in november. do they want to force google and other companies to pay a tax for every employee. >> the city council decided to put the issue on the ballot. abc 7 news anchor chris nguyen is live in mountain view with what the money would be used for. good morning, chris. >> reporter: natasha and reggie, good morning to you. residents will get the final say this fall. if approved, the tax would generate up to $6 million for the city each year with more than half of it coming from google. this was the scene last night at mountain view city council as the members voted unanimously to the november ballot.

it would allow the city to tax businesses per employee depending on the size of the company. most of the money will go to transit projectsp of the traff woes that currently playing the city. the business tax that's currently in place is based on square footage and hasn't been altered since 1954. the head tax proposal isn't anything new. cities such as san jose, sunnyvale and redwood city already have something similar in place. if voters approve the tax this november, it would be phased in over two years starting in 2020. now, the proposal itself hasn't been without controversy. both the silicon valley leadership group as well as the mountain view chamber of commerce have spoken out against the plan. we're live in mountain view this morning, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you. scary moments for an alameda county sheriff's detective. he almost died after being exposed to a highly dangerous drug during a bust on friday.

the undercover narcotics detective and his sergeant walked into a room at the motel 6 for a raid. neither realized they were exposed to a microscopic cloud of fentanyl. the detective caught the brunt of it. >> at one point he went into respiratory distress and stopped breathing. his lips turned blue and his eyes rolled back in his head and he went unconscious. >> the detective was given two doses of narcan. the sergeant also got sick from cross contamination. both are now recovering. in fact, the detective is back on the job. the alameda county sheriff says the incident serves as a wake-up call on the importance of having narcan readily available. 6:48 now. the woman who appeared to call police on a young girl selling water near at&t park resigned as ceo of her company. treat well health released a statement saying alison ettel resigned in the best interest of patients. she said she was pretending to call police because of the

noise. she apologized after video of this encounter went viral. now to your morning money report. a company hoping to rival tesla has secured $2 billion in funding to produce its vehicles. they already have a facility in hanford. it's having troubled getting the car launched. with the money now secured, farrah day could ramp up production. the target date of august was set more than a year ago. as for the price, that remains to be scene. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are now up 109 points. worries of a trade war and the rising cost of oil continues to be top concerns for investors. a north bay company famous for its beer is going after the cannabis crowd. lagunitas brewing company of petaluma has developed a new cannabis-infused sparkling beverage. hi-fi hops will only be available at licensed dispensaries in california.

the drink does not contain alcohol. they will be available starting july 30th. happening today in san francisco, machines will crank out the world's first robot-made hamburger. >> creator will hold a soft launch in the city's soma neighborhood. robots cook, slice and assemble burgers in five minutes. the creator sent us this video of the 20 computers, 350 sensors and 50 actuators in the restaurant. each burger will cost six bucks. you know what? when it comes to a san francisco burger, that's a pretty good price. >> that's super reasonable. i wonder for all the high maintenance orders, i'd like my onions extra grilled, no ketchup, will it be able to accommodate that? >> i'm not sure. they have a bunch of robotic assistants who roam the floor. they're there for emergencies like that i suppose.

>> i'm hungry, so am i. >> when i was working at wendy's doing the same thing, i could get that done in five minutes. they were only like two bucks back then. let's take a look at what's going on outside. it's 6:51. here are delays at sfo this morning. call ahead. even though you're seeing brightness out there, the fog has been ebbing and flowing over the airports. cooler highs today even though it becomes mostly sunny this afternoon. the breezes take us down this afternoon. partly cloudy and cool tonight. the heat friday, saturday and sunday. let's take a look at the cloud cover. it's just about all of our neighborhoods at 7:00. i'll zoom down at noon and show you where there is some from the san mateo bridge to the richmond-san rafael bridge. it won't be solid, but there will still be a few clouds around. definitely more solid at the coast. by 4:00 we're still looking at a little fog coming across the golden gate towards the east bay. that will open the door for

everybody else to have 73 inmilpitas.ing the overnight mid to upper 70s in most of the south bay, a few 80s around los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy. low to mid 70s for the rest of the peninsula. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. low to mid 60s around downtown and south san francisco. as you head to the north bay, 90 around lakeport. along the east bayshore, mid to upper 60s. breeze is not as influenced around hercules, orinda to fremont. low 70s, last stop, free air conditioning, 76 at san ramon to brentwood at 84 degrees. 49 to 59 is your spread tonight. a little warmer tomorrow with faster sunshine, but the real heat is still coming at us. friday with those triple digits saturday. 80s and 90s away from the coast. here's sue. back to oakland, a fatal accident westbound 24. sky 7 is over the accident. you can see that overturned vehicle there.

the tow truck is on scene trying to get that vehicle righted. take a look at the backup. that's the big problem now stretching westbound on 24 back into lafayette for over an hour drive now. if you're trying to come from walnut creek past the scene of the accident. it would be a great idea to take bart if you've got people, friends that you know that compute this, before they get out on the road and get stuck in it, let them know this is happening. have them watch abc 7. we'll get that covered for you. no estimated time of opening. there is a look at the traffic sensors all the way back, as i said, to lafayette as you make your way westbound. again, waiting for the coroner to get on scene. only the right lane is getting by. it's going to be quite some time with no estimated time of opening. the actual scene of the accident is west 24 near broadway in the rock ridge area of oakland. we'll be back in a couple more minutes and probably throughout the rest of your morning commute and follow this for you.

the u.s. and russia are talking this morning. national security adviser john bolton is in moscow to meet with the russian foreign men center, part of an effort to plan a summit between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. the kremlin says it wants to discuss what it calls a sad state of u.s.-russia relations. according to an official, if the summit happens, it will likely take place next month after the president attends a nato summit. san francisco-based real estate company will pay $30 million for the hayes mansion. the city bought it in the 1990s and turned it into a resort hotel. major renovations put the property into debt. the sale will let the city pay off. there will soon be a new park where you can see a sprawling group of redwoods.

it's described as majestic with streams, giant ferns and filled with redwoods more than 1,000 yoors old. getting the land ready for visitors will take about three years. >> that sounds great. coming up next, the go. >> first at 6:55, aive loo look outsi outside. we keep on track of weather

it's 6:58. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. we have a serious accident in oakland westbound 24 near broadway. it's a fatal accident. no estimated time of opening. only one lane getting by. traffic is stacked up through lafayette. if you can take b.a.r.t., that's a great alternate this morning. thank you, sue. number two, the pawnee fire has grown to 13,000 acres. it's 17% contained. at least 22 structures destroyed and 600 others remain threatened. number three, a federal judge in southern california has temporarily halted the separation of families at the border. the judge ordered that children

taken from their parents have to be reunited with their parents. number four, city leaders plan to discuss a plan to build a massive detention center for undocumented immigrants. number five, a top house democrat has fallen in a stunning upset. you're looking at 28-year-old ocasio-cortez who beat joe crowley for a new york city congressional district. number six, we're going to take a couple of steps backward to i da. temperatures below average. look at the highs at 4:00. 50s at the coast, low to mid 70s for the rest of us. number seven, barbie is officially moving into the information age. mattel releasing a new line of robotics engineered barbie dolls designed to inspire young girls to pursue science and technology and coding. >> is that what they wear? >> you can only wear if you're wearing the safety goggle and the white lab coat. >> with rainbow-inspird shirt.

>> i'm into it. >> we're back in 28 minutes with an update on news good morning, america. breaking news on the border. judge icls to reunite those separated families and the thousands of children still detained within 30 days.