breaking news. a series of serious crashes involving seven vehicles in the south bay. >> matt keller live with how this happened and the cleanup under way right now. good morning. it is 5:00 a.m. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning. let's look at the winds along with the clouds. the cloud deck not as prevalent as yesterday but the winds are still around. temperatures are going to be tempered by that breeze off the 50-degree water. full moon outside for another couple hours. so get out there and take a look at it while you can. the rest of the day into the evening hours, we're near 70.

66 to 69 at 7:00. the last comfy day because 90s and 100s in my forecast. good morning, mike. we're off to a calm start here. we are starting off with what is not very calm. in san jose a car the tracks. good news for commuters, crews cleared it. service will run as normal today. the driver did not appear to be seriously hurt. that part is okay. the southbound 101 traffic from the north bay. no major issues and this is one of our commutes that fills in later in the morning. no serious problems. slowest drive time, tracy to dublin just under an hour.

northbound 85. you're in the green 15 minutes. an overnight hit-and-run crash has left a trail of wre wreckage in san jose. >> seven cars involved. one car had to be cut up so first responders could get to the driver. matt keller is live for us on vine street. what a scene. >> reporter: check it out. since i last saw you the tow trucks have left, all of the glass that is scattered all across the road here. and behind me you can see some of the damage that was done. three parked vehicles were hit and you can see one is sitting in the front yard of a home here. take a look at the video. this is from around 1:00 this morning. seven vehicles involved in this.

a pickup truck crashed just before 1:00 a.m. that led to three park vehicles being hit here. a black lexus was heavily damaged. once they got that person out they were able to take him away on a stretcher. about a block away the suspect's vehicle, the pickup truck, crashed into two more parked cars. police say they know who the driver is. a female passenger was injured. the injuries of the two people are considered serious but not life threatening. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. this pedicab was pulling part of a family along the embarcadero when this happened. the driver is critically hurt now and the search is still on fon the hit-and-run driver involved. jessica castro is near sansome for us. jessica? >> reporter: it was a really nasty crash that happened about 12 hours ago. it happened at one of the trickier intersections on the

embarcadero at sansome. police are looking for the runaway driver last seen driving to the bay bridge looking for a light-colored sedan. sfpd worked late into the night to process the scene. a car hit this pedicab, several people were hurt. the most severe injury was to the pedicab driver who is now in critical condition at san francisco general. >> of course i worry about him. he's one of us. he was working here for a long time. >> he's a wonderful guy, he's a father, an inventor, a entrepreneur. he's really great. >> reporter: police say the suspect car hit the pedicab just after 4:00 in the afternoon and then a second pedicab hit the first after the crash. a family of four were passengers in the two cabs. the mother is in serious condition at sf general. her husband is okay and their two children, 8 and 5 years old, they have nonlife threatening

injuries. if you know anything, you saw anything related to this crash, police are asking for the public's help. they are also this morning reviewing some of the surveillance video from the crash at this intersection. reporting live in san francisco from the embarcadero in sansome, i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. oakland police want to find the person responsible for a deadly shooting at a mini mart. this happened around 5:30 last night. officers got there and they found one man dead. three others were hurt. witnesses describe a chaotic scene. >> i saw the guy bleeding like crazy. i made a u-turn and i went to help try to stop the bleeding. there were too many bullet wounds. >> oakland police are still searching for the shooter. no word on a description of the suspect. >> this man in fairfield is in jail. he shot at a jail. it was caught on camera.

he was trying to bail out a friend at the solano county jail. authorities would not release his friend. take a look at the left side of your screen. that is smoke from gunshots that went no a jail just how close san francisco's mayoral election actually was. >> here are the certified results from the san francisco department of elections. as you can see just one percentage point separated the final two candidates after ranked choice counting. mayor london breed won with 51.5% of the vote. this morning we have new details on mayor elect london breed's swearing in ceremony. it will take place july 11th starting at 11:00 a.m. we expect to learn more about the program next week. happening today the giants will hold their 21st annual donate life day. during the game against the rockies. 9-year-old lucy will be the

giants junior announcer. she received a portion of her father's liver as a toddler after she was diagnosed with a chronic disease. lucy, we're happy to say, is in excellent health and a star pitcher. donate life day, the power of organ, eye and tissue donation among giants fans. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out the temperatures in our east bay valleys. not necessarily in the valleys themselves but in the mid to upper 50s to 60 but notice mt. diablo. it was 72 up at 3,800 feet. now it's down to 60. so the entire column has definitely cooled and that's what the sunshine will be working against today and the reason why we won't see a huge warming trend though we'll see more sunshine today. mid to upper 50s from vallejo all the way down to san jose. 47 in the hills of los gatos. 51, good morning, pacifica. more sunshine today. upper 40s to near 50 in the north bay a. look at what's going on in san jose.

you can see the clouds trying to creep in from the bay. the beaches today brighter and breezy exercising still south of the bay bridge, so it's going to impact the san mateo and dumbarton bridge, the winds will be parallel coming out of the west up to 30 miles an hour. the north bay 59 degrees. sunny and 76 at noon. the low 80s in the afternoon hours. a nice and delightful 72. the east bay cooler. 58 this morning. 62 at 10:00. and then sunshine and mid to upper 60s from noon all the way through about 6:00. a coat will be needed, though, at 8:00. we break out of the 50s, many areas starting around 1:00 to 6:00 in the low 60s. we'll take a look at the heat coming up next. first over to alexis and find out about the morning commute. all right. good morning, mike. here, mostly green on our traffic map that is good news. one n issue in the tri-valley.

southbound 680. a driver swerved to avoid a box and ended up crashing the vehicle. air bags did deploy. my nor injuries. -- minor injuries. hopefully we'll get that cleared shortly since it doesn't sound too serious. you are backed up to highway 84. if you are coming in from the east bay and san francisco, no metering lights and everything is looking okay so far this morning. if you are an east bay driver officials are calling it the summer of paving. today city leaders will announce the plan to repave at least 25 miles of city streets before asphalt plants close for the winter, four times more miles than -- in 2018 tha years. a civil grand jury slams the alum rock school board. >> according to "the mercury

news" the report recommends esau herrera, dolores marquez and khanh tran to step down. the company's dealings has come under intense scrutiny. parents in the east san jose district have long criticized the board for failing to work in the best interests of children. at&t is helping the nsa to track e-mails, phone calls and more user data. one of the hubs here is here in san francisco. >> a big bust right before the fourth of july. where one man allegedly hid all of these fireworks and how officials plan to get rid of them. a six-month head start. the store getting a jump on holiday hiring. we go outside at 5:10. a look at our beautiful city of san francisco waking up this morning. morning. abc 7 the

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on this thursday morning i wanted to open the weather window on walnut creek, one of the reasons why, it's comfortable, about 55 degrees right now but it's the peninsula and petaluma in north bay that will see the biggest, the shocking jump, if you will, from about 80 today to even 75. the spread is what gets you. it will be 20 degrees warmer by the time we get to saturday. got to be careful saturday, our warmest day this week. here's reggie with more news.

we have breaking news just in to the abc 7 newsroom. the kremlin just announcing the u.s./russian summit between president trump and russian president putin will be happening soon in helsinki, july 16th. we're working to get more information on this. president trump and vladimir putin are meeting july 16th in helsinki. remember this wild video? that's a man clinging to the hood of a car going 70 miles an hour down a florida interstate. >> we're now hearing from that man and the woman behind the wheel. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" learning more about the wild ride captured. the man on the hood of the car in south florida, the ex-girlfriend behind the wheel, and his frantic call to police. >> yes, i'm on top of a speeding vehicle, someone is trying to steal my car. >> okay, what's the address? >> i don't even know where i'm at. >> he says it started with an

argument when they both wanted to use the car. they still lived together. >> she turned the engine on, dropped it in reverse and started driving out. >> reporter: he told our abc affiliate wplg he wanted to use the car they shared but his ex got to it first. francis shows us how he held on. >> it was with one hand and the other hand i'm holding the phone. >> reporter: we'll have more on that bizarre video at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. the 93-year-old concord woman who was the victim of a violent purse snatching at the sunnyvale mall has died. the suspect, 29-year-old otto, is charged with elder abuse and robbery. 93-year-old ann peterson was knocked to the ground and severely hurt in may. the district attorney will decide if the changes will change. it's not clear if peterson died as a result of her injuries. tens of thousands of dollars

of illegal fireworks are off the streets this morning. a bomb squad seized nearly 1 3/4 tons of fireworks. they were hid nden in a storage unit. a hayward man was illegally selling them in oakland. >> the fireworks are dangerous. we don't want people getting injured. losing fingers or body parts, like that. additionally, it's fire season now. we don't want any fires started. >> the sheriff's department plans to destroy the fireworks later this year. they want to remind the public the fireworks are illegal in just about all bay area cities. the city of san jose reminding everyone fireworks are banned and asking anyone who sees them to snap, click and report it. we have re-tweeted the link on our twitter page so you can head there for a quick way to get to the website. some big changes are coming

to chipotle. chipotle planning to close up to 65 underperforming restaurants in the coming months. exact locations haven't been announced. the chain plans to change in-app delivery by the end of the year and launch a customer loyalty program next year. home depot revamping the way it deals with in-store pickup for online orders installing lockers for customers to pick up their orders in. home depot hopes to have lockers at all of its stores within three years. 45% of online orders are picked up in stores. still about six months away from christmas but kohl's is looking to hire more employees. they're getting an early start because of the tight job markets. they want to fill positions at 300 stores across the country. it includes the busy back-to-school shopping time and the holidays. >> as long as i don't have to think about christmas presents. too early. >> it's not even the fourth of july yet. everyone just calm down. bud light will be giving out

free beer if mexicoay. >> mexico has lost in the knockout round in each of the last six world cups. bud light tweeted it would give out celebratory beers if they break the course. they have not advanced since 1986. we'll see what happens. if brazil loses, i know one person on our team, jessica castro, will lose her mind. >> she'll wear black the next day probably. did you see the strawberry moon last night? >> don't worry. our camera was rolling. this was the time lapse of it through the fog. fun fact. the old farmers almanac calls june's full moon a strawberry moon because it coincides with strawberry picking season not because it is red. >> strawberry shortcake? >> no. that would be really fun, though. >> scratch and sniff. >> smell like her hair. >> the chemical smell of my

childhood. >> played with scratch and sniffs a lot, did you? they were the best. and now we have stamps, too. >> stay away from the kid who had the marker -- >> mister something -- >> there was a kid passing the marker around. that never ends well. anyway, weather time. >> good point, though. a look at what's going on, it's 5:19. a look at sfo where it's partly cloudy and 54 degrees. we'll keep an eye on the clouds that could cause some delays and i'll let you know. if you step away i'll put it on social media at mike nicco. becoming sunny and breezy. that's going to keep our temperatures in check. partial cloudiness and cool tonight. maybe not even as much cloudiness as we're seeing in high heat and an increase as we head through the weekend. a look at san francisco and it gets breezy. that holds us in the 60s everywhere except for ingle side.

in the east bay starting off with partly cloudy conditions but sunshine quickly. everybody else in the low to mid-70s. hercules at 78 degrees. peninsula, a lot of the cloudiness is here. by noon you're pretty much nailing the sunshine there at 68. notice the upper 50s along the coast. for the south bay we have mostly sunny conditions this morning. mid-70s to mid-80s from milpitas down to gilroy. because of the lack of broezs today you're going to be warmer than yesterday. low to mid-80s. we'll have comfortable temperatures in our east bay neighborhoods. the heat is on tomorrow, especially saturday. head to the coast. it will be 70 for your comfort and free ac. the thursday morning commute.

a lot of green. we're holding on to that for as long as possible. the 580 out of tracy, ten miles an hour, we don't have anything blocking. we did have paving work overnight. got that done about 30 minutes ahead of schedule. no lanes are blocked but you are stop and go for about seven miles, the norm. richmond side of the san rafael bridge, not going to have a lot of company there. extremely light volumes. to the maze, 17 minutes. san francisco to sfo in the green to nine minutes. how would you like to find this in your rental car? that is a five-foot boa constrictor. the alameda county shiff's office tweete this. the people who found the snake . >> what? >> they have no idea how it got there.

they are sure it is not an emotional support animal. >> he's like a regular britney spears. he's doing it. the nsa partners to spy on internet traffic and one of the telecommunication facilities is right here in san francisco. the nsa uses an at&t switching facility located at folsom and second street. it has interviews with importantformer employees and claims it's essential to helping the nsa monitor e-mails, phone calls and online chats in the u.s. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. experts think they know where the next major earthquake could hit. the 15 lk inside the most expensive home on the market. the fancy features and the sky high price tag. a live look outside, 5:22 in the morning. we appreciate you being up with

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helsinki, finland. mitch mcconnell vowing to hold a vote on a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy this fall. some senate democrats want to hold off until after mid-term elections. check out the lack of cloud cover. had is the last time we have temperatures in the afternoon below average. the heat wave begins tomorrow. number seven, overall it has been a fairly quiet morning on the roads. we do have one blocking collision. it's in the clearing stages now. southbound 680 near andrade. sounds like someone swerved to avoid a box and crashed their vehicle. you're down to about 22 miles an hour through sunol. a palo alto home listed for $97 million is currently the most expensive home for sale here in the bay area. >> i'll give you the stats. rex real estate provided this

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a series of crashes in the south bay overnight. why police are searching for one person right now. expected upgrades, the things you could see at b.a.r.t. stations. and something pet owners can relate to. why this dog doesn't want to leave his dad. you know, my dog just jumped out of bed when the door opened and he had the opportunity to. couldn't get away from me fast enough. >> he was trying to get away. >> more later. it's thursday, june 28th at 5:30. >> we appreciate you being here. never more than seven mibnutes away from your accuweather forecast. people who like the cool weather will kind of grab on to it like that. absolutely. go kicking and screaming into this heat wave that starts tomorrow. hi, everybody. a look at live doppler 7.

they are increasing but will never reach the covers we have yesterday. mid-50s for the most part. as you head through my accuweather planner, 70 around the bay. very nice but bright at lunch. 72 around the bay. watch out for the breezes especially south of the bay bridge and then at 7:00 mid to upper 60s. here's alexis, good morning. we've had a nice start to the thursday morning drive. we are looking at things starting to ramp up. metering lights on at 5:24 this morning. if you're using the car-pool lanes, no delays. 15 minutes for you. to the maze on northbound 101.

grn at, i 12 minutes. an overnight hit-and-run crash has left a trail of wreckage. >> seven cars involved here, one car had to be cut up just so that first responders to get to the driver. the damage is unreal, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. it's never good when you wake up and find out your vehicle is in the front yard. several people will be waking up to find out their vehicles were damaged overnight. take a look at the video. it is dramatic here. seven vehicles involved a. pickup truck crashed into another car at vine street causing a chain reaction that led to three parked vehicles being hit at this location. the victim's vehicle, a black lexus, was heavily damaged. firefighters had to extricate him from the car. the suspect's vehicle, that

pickup truck, crashed into two more parked cars. the driver was arrested for a hit-and-r hit-and-run. the female passenger was injured. the injuries are considered serious but not life threatening. vine street is back open after being closed for four hours overnight. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. developing news now also in san jose this morning fire investigators are looking into several suspicious fires. >> they spent much of yesterday evening putting out four fires along coyote creek and whether the fires were set intentionally. they say the fires began within a few minutes and miles from one another. >> we don't want people setting fires. it creates a hazard for people living in the creek. that's their home. >> at one point the fire burned a homeless encampment. no structures were damaged and no one was hurt. firefighters making good progress against the pawnee fire in lake county.

>> it is 30% contained. cooler weather is helping slow the fire's spread. it's at 13,700 acres. people evacuated have been allowed back home. michael finney and the 7 on your side team answered consumer questions and handed out wildfire resources at the moose lodge. for information on how you can help go to abc7news.com and we have resources, financial tips and links to sites where you can donate. >> this comes a week after she met with children detained at a center in texas. we've learned homeland security will not be using an old air force base in con court. officials say they need housing for 12,000 migrant families. the military will ho at twoases ineeded.

a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to reunite migrant children with their parents within 30 days. >> the first phase of a new freeway security network system. they will be calibrating and testing the shotspotter technology along highway 4. controlled live fire exercises will be conducted between 9:00 p.m. tonight and 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the second phase is said to be completed next month and the final phase is the implementation of a full camera system. it's projected to be completed in august. san francisco is a step closer to hiring hundreds more police officers. according to "the examiner" 21 million for three police academy classes. the goal is to add more over the next four years. advocacy groups wanted the money

spent on programs that address spent on programs that address the causes of crime. getting extra protection from the elements, building canopies around all entrances, the embarcadero and civic center station. if that sounds familiar that's because, as you can see there they're building some coverings over the escalators and at another entrance at the civic center station. now those should be opening in the fall. the chronicle reports these new proposed canopies wouldn't be finished until 2025. you are never more than sven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 50s with 53 at san leandro. we have berkeley at 55. hayward at 58, one of the warm spots. a look across the bay, the same thing as you head down into the south bay.

up in the hills cooler. mid to upper 50s to our east bay valleys to 60 in brentwood. our coolest, santa rosa and novato. napa at about 50. cool picture. full moon now. if you're driving today, misty at the coast. the ferry ride, aggressive winds south of the bay bridge. opposite of where they were yesterday and mass transit the same. cool this morning to warm this afternoon. let's go back to the south bay, 59 degrees and sunshine. albeit hazy through the morning hours. 62 at noon. 67 at 8:00. east bay valleys, we start at 61. some pretty good warming up to 75 by noon and then low 80s during the afternoon hours. no need for the air conditioner there yet. how about the peninsula, our coolest weather, the clouds quicker today. we hit the mid-60s. 64 at noon. upper 60s this afternoon and,

yeah, jacket weather if you're heading out this evening for any activities. maybe you're sitting watching the kids play sports, about 61 degrees with that wind it will feel cooler. so we have a heat wave coming. we have you back in town and what are you watching traffic wise? >> not a whole lot but one main trouble spot in the tri-valley. we do have several reports in to chp about a crash or possibly a couple crashes on southbound 680 near andrade road and maybe one even further north of there around state route 84. it does look like things are starting to let up around andrade and maybe the backup starts north of there. i am working on talking to chp to get to the bottom of that. if you are coming in from the dublin/pleasanton area you're down to 29 miles an hour. it's not terrible yet. also, a quick note for the giants day game today if you're planning on taking golden gate

ferry, lots fill up quickly. they have additional overflow parking at redwood high school and they will be providing three free shuttles. make sure you get there early to give yourself plenty of time. next traffic update in a few minutes. and now to the supreme showdown at the supreme court. the retirement of justice anthony kennedy is setting up the stage for an epic battle between democrats and republicans. >> the president making it clear he's aware his choice would reshape the courts for decades to come. justice kennedy, appointed by ronald reagan and served for six administrations often sided with conservatives but also wasn't afraid to side with liberals to be the deciding vote in landmark cases including upholding affirmative action on abortion, reaffirm roe versus wade and for marriage equality for gay americans. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role. >> people are months away determining those who should reject or confirm the

president's nominee. anything but that would be the height of hypocrisy. >> chuck schumer says the fate of health care, reproductive rights for women is at stake. an estimated 28 million people are getting ready to travel. the one day you can expect the longest lines. most are closing friday but today is your last

i did some research yesterday and came across this. have you ever wondered what the most energy efficient countries were? germany and italy. france third. japan fifth. us and canada tenth. and mexico is 12th. mexico jumped up more than any other country. this takes into account what we're doing now and our legislation for future ene ene e efficiency. 107 in palm springs. 89 in sacramento. low to mid-90s the rest of the central valley. sunshine, breezy. some of our cooler days are thursday and friday in tahoe. tuesday and wednesday, and in between the low to mid-80s, saturday, sunday and monday. thank you so much.

cannabis dispensaries are slashing prices ahead of a july 1st deadline. now we're learning that it could cause a supply shortage. all cannabis product packaging has to have a universal symbol when the new rules go into he can on sunday. instead of destroying old product retailers are selling weed at a steep discount. new labeling, safety packaging are part of california's legislation on the industry. the new standards could cause a supply shortage. >> we're at the mercy of the supply chain. if we don't have compliant product to put on the shelves, yes, that will affect us and we're going to take a hit. >> cannabis dispensaries say there are only 30 testing labs in the entire state. a teenager hurt when a tree fell on his tent at a san mateo county park has now settled his case for $47.5 million. zachary roe was camping with his family when it happened in 2012. he lost his right leg and part of his pelvis. san mateo county and a

contractor hired to inspect trees at the camp site will pay $30 million. pg&e will pay the remaining $17.5 million. roe sued for failing to maintain trees around power lines in the area. a new grand jury report finds the oakland school district is operating with more schools than it can afford. our media partner the east bay times reports the school district's years long budget crisis was made worse by the opening of two new schools in the last school year. the grand jury says the district has been an average of $20 million to $30 million in debt over the last 15 years because of overspending on hiring and programs. in addition the report finds the school district is operating with fearly twice as many schools based on enrollment numbers. geologists think they know where the next major earthquake will happen. this map shows a 15 1/2 mile stretch of land between riverside and san bernardino. a study published found future

seismic activity in the zone could trigger a cascade of quakes that then leads to the big one. that massive earthquake would be magnitude eight or greater and would devastate surrounding areas. 5:46 now. happening today another toys "r" us store bites the dust. it will close for good at 9:00 on blossom hill road. maybe earlier if all its products sell out. all locations will go out of business by the end of friday. travelers leaving the bay area for the holiday weekend may want to get to the airport even earlier than usual. the tsa says tomorrow might be the busiest day ever for u.s. airports. the agency says people this year are expanding their holiday because the fourth of july falls in the middle of the week. 28 million people are expected >> i y're heading out of iskg pi town without your pets, know

they will miss you. >> this dog just didn't want to leave his owner so he held on to the man's pant leg. this video was taken at a home in the philippines. the dog doesn't seem to mind being dragged around on the floor as long as it stops his owner from going. >> oh, my goodness. how do you leave? it's so true when the suitcase comes out, they know. that's the trigger. it's bad. >> absolutely. that's a good point. >> the most dramatic dog i've ever seen in my life. >> some of us wish we had that much adoration from others in our families sometimes. wouldn't that be nice? i'm not saying me specifically. just overall in general. your accuweather forecast. that unconditional love. >> i don't think i want anyone to love me that much. >> really? >> too clingy? >> be independent. do your own relax. >> i'll still feed you, give you water. a look from our roof cam. you can see the lack of clouds this morning but also look on

the o it the flags are unfurled. the breezes are going to temper the early sunshine. still going to be pretty hot and then we'll be back below average for the early parts of july. a look at the cloud deck. most dominant along the coast and along the east bay shore. by noon it's gone and even leaving the coast where you'll be mostly sunny this afternoon. temperatures will be coming off the bay. you can see the mid-70s around sunnyvale and milpitas. 78, san jose. not much cooling in morgan hill. gilroy, mid-80s there. 68 in millbrae. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast today even with that extra sunshine. mid-60s in downtown at south san francisco and sausalito. 79 to about 86 through most of the north bay. as you head north pawnee fire, about 90 degrees today. 69 in oakland. low to mid-70s elsewhere and how

about upper 70s in saname and pleasanton and low to mid-80s for the rest of our east bay valleys. tomorrow's temperatures jump. the warmest is saturday. still hot sunday but it's all gone by tuesday. hey, alexis. >> good morning, mike. we have really just one main trouble spot we're focusing on at this point this morning in the tri-valley, southbound 680. it does sound like we have a couple separate issues here. one of those just past state route 84 i believe a crash and a fuel spill in the middle lane and we possibly still have something blocking south of there near andrade. it doesn't look like the backup is too bad. however from that first incident we're seeing a slowdown now. our drive times, tracy to dublin. no surprise you're just under an hour at 56 minutes. here is that backup due to the crash. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the red up to 35 minutes. that is going to take you a while to get through there. highway 101 to cupertino in the

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a look at san rafael as we look southbound 101. notice the lack of fog and clouds. and the temperature today pretty comfortable across the north bay. your neighbor to the north, petaluma, 79. you're going to see the biggest jump along with the peninsula. about 20 degrees warmer from today into saturday, even places like san francisco and oakland will jump about 14 to 16 degrees. it could be shocking if you spend some time outside during the afternoon hours saturday.ve media to avoid a spoiler about one of your tv shows? i've done this. >> facebook has an interesting way to prevent that from happening. they are testing a new feature

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pay for road and bridge repairs, filling potholes and painting crosswal crosswalks. the list comes out in augment a measure to repeal the tax increase is already going to the november ballot. and speaking of gas, we don't have a lot of major issues but do have our typical slow spots. bay bridge commute included. so the metering lights flipped on about 5:24 this morning. car-pool lanes cruising through with no issues. if you're paying cash or using fastrak no problem into the maze. highway 4 to the maze, 18 minutes. a nine-minute drive past the metering lights and southbound 101, san francisco to xfo looking great in the green at nine minutes. giants on the road, four consecutive wins, looking for a fifth and a series sweep. sunny and 60. warming to 63 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out

there but a high probability of being burned if you're standing in the sun. we have tons of sunshine in pleasanton today as we resume the alameda county fair. we opened at 11:00, cool, 67. not bad. 76 at 3:00. we'll round out the day with stars and cool weather in the 59 degree range. here's natasha. your next amazon delivery may not show up in a u.p.s. truck. launching a new package delivery program with its own advance. entrepreneurs looking to start a delivery business can lease these advance by amazon unifo-- amazon uniforms. happening today the warriors will unveil a refurbished basketball court for kids in oakland. >> the ws along with nba cares put in new backboards during last year's nba finals. now the warriors community

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well, right now at 6:00, breaking news. seven cars damaged after the hit-and-run crash in san jose overnight. you can see the giant mess left behind. >> but first, yeah, it's kind of gray this morning. by the weekend, the beach is going to be where you'll want to be. that's right. we're about to heat up again.

i know a lot of you were complaining yesterday this is summer. don't worry. mike told us yesterday would be the coldest day of the week. you're fine. on this thursday, june 28, at 6:00 a.m. right over to meteorologist mike nicco now. good morning. a little bit of a warming trend but nothing like friday, saturday and sunday. hi, everybody. look at the gusts in concord, 22. 28 in fair field. those are the winds. the gray, that's the cloud deck. it's not as thick. we're going to see more sunshine today after some of the haze lifts like we're dealing with petaluma and santa rosa now. and that's going to help warm us. the breeze is a little bit too strong for our temperatures to get out of control today. starting at 7:00, mid-50s. we don't really escape the 50s at the coast. 68 to 70. mild at lunch around the bay and inland. 74 to 80 our last comfortable day. a few clouds at 7:00. we'll take a look at the heat wave coming up. alex