tt >> anythingan welcome to fourth of july eve. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> i forgot the party hats and streamers. so sorry. >> such a big day and i'm really disappointed. >> they're so easy to find in the store. you notice what you didn't see on the camera. you didn't see the smoke on the camera that was so dominant yesterday as the winds are starting to shift and push the smoke away from us. here's a look at the cloud cover i have overlaid on live doppler 7. not as extensive as yesterday. here's another look at the sunrise, about to crest over the marine layer. clouds absolutely gorgeous there. phave been for the last several mornings. mid to upper 50s. 60 at the coast today. 68 to 74 with needing the sunglasses even sooner today. 76 to 82, bay and inland temperatures at 4:00 under more sunshine. and 70 this evening. looks like a great forecast. here's alexis.

>> good morning, mike. yeah, roads looking great so far today, too. our one and only incident is on 880, southbound side. just before you get to boulevard. we don't have any backup in the area, so just telling you about it because that's it. that's the only thing we have moving right now. and it is just a really light, holiday light commute so far. 101 and 880, things quiet in the south bay too. we'll look at decent drive times coming up next. >> thanks. happening now, demonstrators camped outside i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco. >> they're demanding an end to the detention of families at the border. matt keller is live for us in san francisco. good morning, matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. this started as a rally yesterday and it's turned into so much more. they're blocking an entrance. they say they'll be here indefinitely. we just interviewed one of the activists. here's his message. >> we're calling for an end to deportation and the abolition of

i.c.e. which is cruel and inhumane, which oppressed migrant communities, which only existed since 2003 and we want these things to stop that are being done in our names. >> in the east bay, more controversy. cameras were rolling when congressman jeff denham rang the bell at a shelter for immigrant children in pleasant hill. nobody opened the door, but someone from the facility let him know he would not be able to go inside. facility is run by the nonprofit southwest key program, and is housing 25 teenage immigrants. two girls at the shelter have been separated from their parents. >> the apartment of hhs and let our counterparts at the white house know we were coming. >> what i have been told by them is they had no prior knowledge. >> denham says since this is a federally funded facility, he wants transparency, he wants congress to work to keep families together at the border. reporting live in san francisco, mat cellar. >> thank you. >> we're tracking developing news on the wildfire burning in

napa, lake, and yolo counties. >> cal fire says the county fire has burned 60,000 acres. that's twice the size of san francisco. it is only 5% contained. and last night, officials sent out new evacuation adviseries. they effect bear eesa highlands, markly cove resort, and pleasure cove resort. cal fire says residents or visitors in these areas should be ready to live immediately if conditions get worse. >> and fire crews in lake county say the pawnee wildfire is 75% contained now. it started ten days ago. it's burned nearly 15,000 acres. the fire has destroyed at least 22 buildings, many homes included there. about 50 buildings are still threatened and there's still a mandatory evacuation order in effect for the community of double eagle. >> governor brown has announced plans to improve disaster preparedness. >> after last year's historic fire season, a conference committee will discuss new rules for utilities that could include removing vegetation near power lines and shutting off power for

a short time in extreme weather. they're also going to look at making sure those responsibility for wildfires are held responsible financially. utilities services would also be required to provide updated fire prevngz plans. >> while side shows usually happen in the middle of the night, they're starting to pop in in the day. chp has specialized training for their officers. agencies also have plans to meet every other quarter to put the brakes on this bad habit. in the future, it could connect car clubs. >> the community is essential, is important in helping us find out what the street racers are and prevent any loss of life. >> he says officers have responded to several side show calls this year. they have been successful in stopping attempt said freeway takeovers. >> the search is on for a gunman who killed a security officer.

rolando was shot in the last hour of his shift yesterday morning. police are reviewing surveillance video from neighbor cameras to try to identify the killer. he worked hard to support his family in the philippines. she says he was a dedicated husband and father. >> inongoing concerns about people who are homeless and drug use in san francisco have spilled over into the convention industry. >> the san francisco travel association says a medical group from chicago is canceling future conventions because its members don't feel safe here. it's booked for this year, as well as 2023, but they say that's going to be it. there's a fear that other groups may take notice and consider different locations for their conventions. >> if people start talking about san francisco in a negative way like that, we have great concern and great concern about the future long-term impact. >> conventions are a lucrative business for san francisco, pumping in $1.7 billion into the local economy. the travel association says it's

optimistic that incoming mayor london breed will be able to do something about the city's image. >> one of the most famous restaurants in san francisco is about to pay out hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> we have new developments about a lawsuit against uc berkeley about free speech. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out the clouds rolling in on suit row tower. battling the impending sunrise. today, the sea breeze wins over the sun, and we're about

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> check out this time lapse i put together about this time yesterday morning. look at all the smoke rolling across the east bay, as we look from the east bay hills back towards mt. diablo and the fog that was competing with it and kept our air pretty clean. now, i wanted to show you the east bay hills. let me go back and see if i can fix that. and give you an idea of what's going on right now. and i guess it's not going to work. all right, sorry about that. much clearer, cool breezes at the beaches. strong sunshine today if you're on the bay, watch out. a small craft advisory. here's a look at our

temperatures at 62 in san bruno. everybody else pretty much in the mid to upper 50s until you get to 60 at concord, and don't forget the small craft advisory at 11 today and goes through 3:00 tomorrow morning. >> good morning. we only have a couple hot spots this morning. you're looking at one of them right now. no surprise, the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:31 this morning. if you look at the maze backup, not as long as it typicaly is. we're certainly seeing holiday light commutes this morning. our drive times showing the other slow spot. tracy to dublin, earlier roadwork, have not been able to bounce back from that. 1 zk clr 7 for you. antioch to concord into the yelly at 15. and san rafael to san francisco in the green at 15 minutes. >> thanks. >> happening today, la taqueria, one of the most famous restaurants in san francisco, is settling with former workers over unpaid wages. the workers filed multiple complaints over the rest raunltd's labor practices.

lawyers say while those investigations were going on, la taqueria actually fired the employees who filed the claims. the chronicle reports the restaurant is paying nearly half a million dollars for the initial complaints and then they have to pay another $100,000 because of the firings. >> one state is considering paying ride hailing drivers more money. the impact that could have across the country. >> he save mead from being bit for sure. like, he's definitely my hero. >> such a good dog. heroes, of course, don't have to be human. the story of todd the dog, we think, is going to make your day. >> a live look outside at sfo this mrning, yes, it is gray. a typical summer day here in san francisco. francisco. we're going to leave you salads should look like this. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or office.

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another reason why you should probably leave the fourth of july fireworks to the professionals. abc 7 news visited the country costa fire county protection and training center. they showed us how safe fireworks can burn clothing. they say fireworks can also damage homes and businesses. firefighters also say do not try to create your own pyrotechnics display. >> so go and see the professionals do their thing. there's more than 60 fourth of july celebrations happening

tomorrow through the bay area. you can find a link to every one of them right now. just look at the top of abc7news.com and click on the full story as you see there, and you can also find these on our news app. >> drivers for uber and lyft could get an hourly minimum wage. a report called for a $17.22 wage after expenses for new york drivers. researchers say the proposed pay is necessary because driving is a full-time job for many of these individuals. and they're also pushing for a $1 per pickup bonus for shared rides. fares would increase only by 5% or less and wait times would increase only by 12 to 15 second. >> uc berkeley going to make it easier for campus groups to operate on campus as part of a settlement. young americans of libt aert accused the school of violating its right. they applied for formal recognition but they were told to discuss a merger with another

group because they had similar viewpoints. that's when the group decided to take the school to court. cal will change its rules for recognizing campus groups. >> 6:15 now. it's been a wild start to the nba free agency, and the latest plot twist took just about everyone by surprise. >> all-star center demarcus cousins has agreed to sign with the warriors. here's who's in and who's out. cousins agreed to a one year, $5.3 million deal. that's a major discount, as he is recovering from a torn achilles. kevin durant also confirmed he's staying in town. neither can officially sign until thursday night. so who is out? well, center javale mcgee left for the lakers on sunday night. as for cousins, mark spears reports not one team reached out to sign the 27-year-old. so he had his agent contact the warriors. cousins is considered one of the best centers in the league, and steph welcomed him to the team, tweeting third splash brother. let's go. >> that's wonderful.

>> look at this live image coming to us from cleveland, wasting no time saying good-bye to superstar lebron james. this is happening right now as crews are taking down a very large banner. it comes as lebron has announced he's moving to the l.a. lakers for a whopping $153 million contract. this billboard is massive, if you can't tell in the live picture. it's ten stories tall. and it's a city landmark. this morning, it is leaving along with lebron. and here is a very fun fact. it's the same banner that was taken down in 2010 when he went to play for the miami heat, and of course, he came back, so hey, who knows. maybe they'll hang on to it. >> they got to use it twice. they got their bang for the buck. >> got some use out of it. >> sad to see that go. it is a really cool poster. >> seems like the feeling in cleveland has been gracious, thankful. >> they're used to it. >> an arizona dog took one for his owner. >> they were hiking in a phoenix

suburb when the golden retriever bolted next to his owner's leg, and then she heard the rattle. next thing she knew, the snake struck, catching the dog right in the face. >> poor todd, you know. i felt so bad because he started to cry right away. and as a dog owner, that is heartbreaking. >> she picked up the dog and rushed him back to the truck and says that the pet was already starting to swell from the bite. you could see his face. they made it to the vet within ten minutes. they got him started on an antivenom. the arizona diamondbacks baseball team took notice of the story and has invited todd to walk on the field this sunday as part of its heroes week. but isn't that -- i mean, how many cats would position themselves between you and a rattlesnake, mike nicco? >> whoa. >> not trying to pick a fight, but something really special about dogs. >> we're going to have a dog and cat battle right now? >> something really special.

>> are you questioning my oreo and buttercup? >> not saying oreo wouldn't save your life, but i don't know he would know how or wake up from the nap. >> the nap thing is true. >> you're digging deep today, natasha, and smiling at the same time. amazing. >> she's delivering that venom with a smile on her face. isn't she? >> i love them both. >> let's talk about what's going on outside. you never are more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. yeah, if he wasn't sleeping right now, he would call and talk to you. yeah. east bay hills camera. this is what i was talking about. look at the lack of fog -- smoke. there's definitely fog and clouds out there. brighter afternoon, mild today. cloudy drizzle possible tonight in the summer heat. dangerous surf coming this weekend, unfortunately. san francisco today will crack the 60s everywhere but ingleside. low to mid 60s for most of us this afternoon. jump from 59 to the 70s on the

east bay shore with 75 in fremont. peninsula today will go from mostly cloudy to sunny, and we'll start to jump up into the 70s away from millbrae where we'll be at 68, and along the coast, upper 50s there. as we head down into the south bay, 58 this morning under a partly cloudy sky. jumping up to near 80 by 4:00. especially around places like los gatos, morgan hill, and gilroy. in the north bay, more cloudiness, 57. but sunshine this afternoon. you can see temperatures in the mid 70s to about 80 degrees. in our east bay valleys, look at this. if you didn't use the air conditioner yesterday, you probably won't need it today. 79 to 86. my seven-day forecast, more clouds tonight. a slight chance of drizzle near the coast, and in the east bay. and that will lock us into a cooler afternoon. now, see the temperatures jump thursday? and especially our hottest day for the third week in a row, will be saturday. >> good morning, mike. we do have one new issue to talk about, this is on the peninsula.

southbound 101 off ramp west 292. a flipped suv. it flipped on its roof after losing control and someone possibly trapped in the vehicle. emergency crews on the way to the scene, it's on the connector from 101 to state route 92. here's a look at the other side of 92, the san mateo bridge, if you are leaving hayward heading over towards foster city, that has filled in but it's been a light commute for most drivers today. looking ahead to tomorrow, just a reminder, bar.a.r.t. will be a sunday schedule with no harbor bay or south san francisco service. and no service, no trains running tomorrow for ace. >> thanks. >> good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> and ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> hey, natasha, reggie. so nice to be with both of you. we have the latest on the miracle in thailand. the soccer team and coach that

was found alive in that cave. now, it's a race against time to get them out. so how are they going to do and safely? we're live on the scene. sglauls, an abc news exclusive. three american survivors of the tour boat explosion are telling their story for the very first time right here on gma. plus, a great breakfast headline. we all love this one, the brand-new study about your cup of coffee and how it might make you live longer. yes. dr. ashton is here with that, and an exclusive with meghan markle's makeup artist. ia get to know how she got the natural glowing sparkly look on her wedding. all on "gma." >> it doesn't hurt that she already starts at a 10. >> pretty good canvas. >> thank you, ginger. >> thanks. try to wrap your head around this one. boys apparently earn more than girls even before they start working. >> also, amazon may have to change the name of its prime day event. we'll explain.

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you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we're going to hit the mid to upper 90s in the inland neighborhoods. that's usually a good sign people will head to the beaches to stay cool. unfortunately, stay out of the water thursday morning to saturday afternoon. dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves especially on south facing beaches in marin and santa cruz counties. >> thanks. >> amazon turning up t, even more. prime day, amazon's annual sale

for prime members, is now set for july 16th and it's expanded from 30 to 36 hours. also, they'll be doing discounts to whole foods stores across the country. amazon is hoping to lure more people to its prime membership after a recent fee hike. it's now $119 a year. amazon says last year's prime day was its biggest sales day ever. >> really bizarre story. the gender wage gap starts at home. >> listen to this new study. it found boys earn more than girls even before they set foot in the workplace. on average, boys earl double the amount girls earn for doing chores. it also appeared parents gave boys more opportunity to do chores. researchers crunched their database numbers and found parents not only paid boys more, but they awarded them lr bonuses. nightmare.in you smartphone pho

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good morning, bay area. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> 6:30 right now. you're looking at a live rescue effort going on to save 13 youth soccer players trapped in a cave in thailand. it could be months before they get out. we'll have an update for you from the live desk later this half hour. >> only on abc 7, a reunion you can't miss between a san francisco police officer and his canine after an error kept them from retiring together. >> a live look outside right now. summer is definitely here, and there's one way to stay cool today. walk outside. there's another way to stay cool, too, and that's to wear a fanny pack, because those are cool. >> those are cool. >> good morning on this tuesday. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> here's mike nicco. >> no wonder i haven't had either. i'm just not cool. but i'll give you the forecast anyway if you'll stick around for the next 15, 20 seconds. everybody is looking like you don't have one, huh?

no. here's a look at live doppler 7, gusting to 31 at fairfield, and 16 in oakland, 10 at concord. even though we're going to have more sunshine, as you can see the broken deck of clouds, the gray is the cloud cover. not as solid as yesterday. we're going to get tempered by the sea breeze. temperatures the same as they have been all week. it's tuesday. mid tuper 50s pretty much all last week too. around the coast, around 60 today with a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of sunshine. 68 to 74, bay and inland at snoon. 76 to 82, below average at 4:00, and a nice evening, around 70. alexis, where's your fanny pack? >> wouldn't be caught dead with that thing, mike. sorry. that thing is long gone. taking a look at the roads, onef our only issues so far is on the peninsula, southbound 101 before state route 92. we have reports of an suv that flipped over. fire department is there. not sure if they have been able to get the driver out of the vehicle. initially, it sounded like someone may be trapped in the vehicle. so i'll have an update on that

as soon as i have more information. in the meantime, we have filled in at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on exactly one hour ago. not light everywhere, just most area. also a crash on highway 17. >> thanks. some bay area fire departments say they can't seem to catch a break. >> they are already feeling the strain of this year's fire season, and it's barely begun. reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in larkspur. >> good morning. firefighters here in marin county really want to emphasize this holiday that fireworks are not allowed here. it's against the law here in marin county. they say the conditions are so dry, they really want people to remember this law. and also to keep in mind that all of the fires going on right now are really straining resources. look at these numbers. this is according to our media partner, the marin independent journal. marin county has sent 76 firefighters, 10 fire engines, and a bulldozer to fight fires this season.

they point out this is very early and already very intense. they headed north last week and have been on the front lines of the flat fire, the county, and the pawnee fires. they say june isn't even considered the busy time, and considered that last season ran long, they had crews down in southern california until december. so they're really hoping for a break and say it just isn't happening. so they're turning to the public and saying please give them a break, and remember, fireworks are not allowed. they will be watching. they'll have zero tolerance for sure. reporting live, amy hollyfield. >> thank you, amy. >> now let's talk more about the huge wildfire in yolo county. it's grown so much, people in napa county are told to get ready to evacuate. >> the communities have all been put on notice now. the county fire is now at 60,000 acres. it nearly doubled in size on monday. the fire is 5% contained.

116 structures remain threatened with many areas under evacuation order or advisory. business owners in the affected area say this is not the holiday they were hoping for. >> we were hoping with fourth of july being on a wednesday, this whole week would give us a bump. but obviously, with the fire, it's not happening. >> firefighters told the press democrat they hope to have the fire contained by july 10th. >> a satellite has picked up a vast amount of smoke from the fire. you can see it in the images from the national weather service for the bay area. the marine layer kept most of the sooty air population up at higher elevations yesterday. that's why didn't see the orange skies like we saw over the weekend. going to turn now to the ghost ship fire. and we could learn today if both defendants are going to agree to plea deals. >> that's right, the bay area news group reports a plea deal has been reached. in exchange for no contest to involuntary manslaughter, derrick almena, the master 10

nlt, would be sentenced to nine years in jail. and max harris, the creative director, would be sentenced to six years. a plea deal would avoid a jury ia scheduled to begin on july 16th. and be the first to know if a plea deal has been reached by downloading the free abc 7 news app. and we'll bring you verdict information on abc7news.com and online. >> now, a live desk update. >> brand-new at this hour, we have just learned the president has ordered flags be flown at half staff in honor of the five victims of the shooting at the capital gazette newspaper in annapolis, maryland. this is a live picture. it's a little far away so i'm going to zoom in here. you can see that flag right now at half staff. it will be flown this way until sunset today. this comes after the white house initially turned down the request for the honor for those victims. but abc news is reporting that when president trump heard ofei

ately orded see those at half staff throughout the day. and an example here from the white house this morning. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >> crowd funding raised more than $10 million for victims a families of those who died in the parkland, florida, shooting. and now that is being distributed. each family of the 17 who died will get $400,000. the rest will benefit those who were injured. 100% of the money raised is given to those impacted by the shooting. disbursements are expected to start on july 17th. >> developing news regarding the supreme court. president trump expected to meet with more potential nominees today. he would like to announce a replacement for anthony kennedy next week. he's already met with at least four candidates and has at least two more lienged up. during his campaign, he promised to appoint justices who would overturn roe v. wade. this could kern into a showdown

since republican senator susan collins said she would not support any pick hostile to abortion rights. >> we're learning about an east bay woman who drown in half moon bay. she died on sunday. she was trying to rescue three children at a state beach. she was taking pictures of the kids at a time when a wave knocked them into the water. they were standing in ankle-deep water at the time. the undertow washed her into the ocean. other family members couldn't reach her but they were able to save the children. >> berkeley police are alerting neighbors about a rash of car break-ins. thieves hit 35 cars in the five areas you see indicated by a red dot, all in the northern part of the city. police say the thieves either smashed a window or got in through an unlock the burglaries happened saturdy and sunday night. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about temperatures in theou bay, tlls, los gatos, 50.

alum rock from 54 to sanose at 58. we have sgaths in newark, 57 in danville, lafayette, alameda, san pablo, and napa at 55. here's a look at sfo this morning. there are some delays. so call ahead. arrivals are coming in a little later than scheduled. driving today, dry all day today. may not be the case tomorrow. some drizzle in the offing in the morning hours. ferry ride choppy north of the bay bridge, and mass transit coomb this morning, warm in some spots this afternoon. not in san francisco where we go from 56 at 8:00 to 63 at noon, to hang out in the mid 60s through 4:00, back down to about 58 by 8:00. let's try another neighborhood, and the south bay. 60 this morning. 67 at 10:00, with sunny conditions. and then mid 70s at noon. already upper 70s from 2:00 to 6:00, and a comfortable 69 at 8:00. and our last stop will be h whowere we'll start out at 60 a

a partly cloudy sky. sunny at noon androh 4:00, and . now, if you have plans tomorrow, it's going to be much cooler. we'll talk about that before the big warming trend coming up. and so far, you had kind of a mixture of light traffic and a few instances. >> a couple hot spots out there this morning. we have a new one to talk about in the santa cruz mountains. northbound highway 17, a solo vehicle spin-out crash, facing the wrong way in lane two. the right lane is blocked, the left lane is open just past laurel. check out this backup, almost down to scotts valley, and you're crawling through the middle of that, about 5 miles per hour. so very tough drive there. also c time, southbou wndto t 680, wal creek to dublin, 14 minutes. looking great. southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco, under an hour, in the green at 54 minutes. northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos, with that crash, you're in the red. 58 minutes. just under an hoir. >> there was a different kind of

police chase in seattle yesterday. see that little dog in the middle of the freeway. yes, that whitefurball took police on a wild adventure during morning rush hour on monday. traffic cameras caught all the action as police and even some drivers tried to capture the loose pup, and eventually, the dog became tuckered out. he ran into a group of bushes and officials found it about three hours after the chase began. that dog is okay. he's safe at a seattle animal shelter. and if no one comes forward, the pup will be put up for adoption. >> ran his little heart out. three hours. >> i know. he got a little workout. i used to do traffic in seattle, as you know, before i came here. the 520 bridge, he ran all the way across lake washington. that's a toll bridge, too. there were folks yesterday on twitter saying hello, did he have his good to go pass, did he pay his toll? >> if you're going to run across the bridge, too, not that we recommend it, i guess we'll give you a pass. >> yes, we'll waive that fee. >> a lot of exercise. >> we're not done with great dog

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hey, i was just about to say that. here's a look at the visible satellite from yesterday. as we talked about yesterday, the winds would shift and start blowing the smoke off towards the east. you can see it doing it as we head to sunset at 8:30. that means, well, we're not going to see as much smoke today, even though we have a northerly component to the wind, then it kicks in in the afternoon hours out of the south and becoming very gusty once again. temperatures the next four days very conducive to fighting the fire, and starting saturday, back in the mid to upper 90s. 100 in fresno and palm springs. let me show utah hyou in tahoe. you can see the smoke is making its way there and is going to be there for at least the next two days. >> now a live desk update. >> this morning, officials in thailand racing against the clock to rescue a youth soccer

team and their coach. rescue going to take a very long time, and where want to show you these new images we got overnight. they have been underground since june 23rd when floodwaters trapped them and now rescuers are supplying them with four months worth of food. that happened while you were sleeping. they're hoping water levels go down, but they might not so they're going to need supplies. and officials say one option to get the kids out is to teach them how to swim using special breathing masks. they're also looking for alternate entrances and exits. >> if they are in a place in the cave that is safe from further flooding, then the safest option is to just keep supplying them in the cave with food and of the ability to purify water, and wait for the flooding to abate or for the pumps to draw it down enough for them to come out through dry passage. >> so although we have these images of the kids, we do know they have been medically evaluated. most of them are stable.

some do have minor injuries that they're dealing with. heavy rains expected in the area again any day now. so a big concern still. natasha. >> thank you. >> happening now, demonstrators are camping outside of i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco, and they have been there all night. >> they're demanding an end to the detention of families at the border. abc 7 news reporter matt keller joins us live in san francisco. matt. >> good morning, reggie and natasha. this group is growing. in fact, they're standing in front of a gate next to the u.s. citizenship and immigration services building. it started as a rally yesterday and they stayed vowing not to leave until deportation stops and i.c.e. is abolished. >> this is lot of different folks from a lot of different organizations coming together and we're all angry. we all feel that what's happening is immoral and outrageous, and we have been inspired by what other folks have done. and we wanted to make a similar stand. >> in the east bay, more controversy.

congressman jeff denham went to a shelter for immigration children in pleasant hill. it's housing 25 teenage immigrants. two girls at the shelter have been separated from their parents. nobody opened the door but someone from the facility let him know he would not be able to go inside. denham says he wants congress to work to keep families together at the border. reporting live here in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> now, breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> and that breaking news i want to slow you this brand-new photo that we just received. this is rolando ramiro. he was killed early yesterday morning while working as a security guard at a construction project right near candlestick point in san francisco. his sister says he worked hard to support his family in the philippines. she says he was a dedicated husband and dpaurth. again, let's take a look at that victim, just getting the photo in to our live desk a few seconds ago. so far, no arrests in this case. the police right now reviewing surveillance video to try to identify ramiro's killer.

as we get updates on the story, we'll have those for you at abc7new a.com. >> the federal investigation into facebook's sharing of user data with cambridge analytica has now expanded. "the washington post" reports the fbi, security and exchange commission, and the federal trade commission are now involved. they join the justice department's probe into why facebook did not disclose that tens of millions of users had their data improperly accesses by cambridge analytica. facebook says it's cooperating with the investigation. >> 6:48 now. and police are reminding neighbors in one sonoma county neighborhood to watch out for mountain lions, after a big cat was spotted in someone's backyard. it happened in sebastopol friday morning. the mountain lion was seen milling around after climbing a fence near florence avenue. officers responded and didn't find the animal. >> fire in moraga -- firefighters in moraga are watching for flare-ups from a

grass fire that forced evacuations. it burned more than 45 acres, a block from campo linda high school yesterday afternoon. the which fefhtsec. >> a reminder to keep and protect your digital device when riding b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. says passengers were robbed or had their phones stolen this weekend at the coliseum station in oakland and the powell, 24th street, and balboa park stations in san francisco. another rider actually lent his iphone to a stranger who then fled with it. so b.a.r.t. says keep your devices secure, especially when you're near a door and when you're on a platform. >> homeowners in the south bay are being warned about a scheme to try to get you to pay for information that's actually available to you for free. the santa clara county assessor's office says it comes in the form of a pamphlet. it looks like an official mailing and titled as coming from the local property office. it offers residence their property deed and a value assessment for $89.

however, assessment information is free online, and deeds are available for just $6. >> now your morning money report. another big box retailer is closing more stores including right here in the bay area. >> sears says its store at the new park mall in newark will be closing in september. it's one of ten stores added to a list that now numbers 48 sears and kmart locations being eliminated. sears holdings is the parent company of sears and kmart. it's closed 500 stores in the last 15 months, leaving about 900 still open. >> just weeks after at&t completed its merger with time warner, it's raising prices for some of its customers. most notably for its directv offerings. each directv now streaming plan will go up by $5. at&t says it's to bring the service in line with the market. starting july 26th, new customers will now be charged $40 for a 60-channel plan. it's currently available for $35. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, up about 130 points.

24,436. we're going to keep monitoring the numbers for you as the morning progresses. >> an update to a story we first told you about over the weekend. >> an error kept a retiring san francisco officer from returning home with his canine partner. this morning, a happy ending. they're back together. abc 7 news was in the basement of the san francisco police officer's association for this very happy reunion. this is video you'll only see here. >> retired sfpd officer val kerwin said waiting felt like a bad dream. he and his canine partner barrow both retired on friday and they should have gone home together. instead, kerwin was ordered to return him to a pet hospital for boarding because of a mixup with paper work. it's all cleared up and they're back together. >> are you whole again? >> yeah, my blood pressure has gone down so i'm okay. >> barrow got quite the welcome. kerwin along with another retired police dog were there to greet him and took him home

yesterday. very sweet. >> a glinch with some samsung galaxy phones is causing it to send your entire photo library to a random person in your contact list. >> think about the implications of that. some users say the default texting app on galaxy devices sent the photos but there was no record of what was sent. so you wouldn't even know. many complaints are from people who are t-mobile customers. to stop the problem, you have to disable the samsung messages app. which is a pretty big deal, because that's the way they're going to send things to you. >> i just have a bunch of baby pictures on my phone. i don't know what you're worried about. >> exactly. she's the innocent one over there. >> not worried at all. >> not a thing. pictures of oreo. >> okay. >> maybe my car, the fact it has 250,000 miles on it, i took a picture of that. i pulled over when i did that. nothing over there nefarious?

>>. >> i said i have an iphone. that's why i'm not worried. >> let's take a look at what's going on outside. 6:53. take some pictures of the beautiful day that's going to unfold. here's a look at the golden gate bridge under soft sunshine due to the marine layer of clouds h hovering. and the east bay hills camera, looks so much cleaner than it did this time yesterday. that trend is going to continue as the sea breeze is going to bring us the coolest of our afternoons today and tomorrow. heat returns thursday, and dangerous surf at the coast. here's a look at the cloud cover. you can see it's broken so it goes back to the coast faster today. and even there it's going to open up for some pockets of sunshine during the afternoon hours. temperatures, though, still a little below average for mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay like san jose at 78 to 80 around los gatos and cloudiness and 67 in santa cruz today. 68, just a little warmer in millbrae with more sunshine.

low to mid 70s for the rest of the peninsula. how about upper 50s to near 60 along the coast today. and mid 60s for downtown south san francisco and sausalito. then you can see upper 70s to near 80 degrees through most of the north bay. farther north you head, you'll stt hit the 90s around uki ukiah. 70 to 75, from berkeley to oakland to fremont on the east bay. as you head inland, 79 at san ramon and concord to 86 in brentwood. tonight we have a chance of drizzle in the east bay hills and along the coast with temperatures in the 50s once again. tomorrow, 50s at the coast, 60s and 70s, that's it. grab a hoodie and some blankets when you're heading out to watch the fireworks. temperatures in the 50s and 60s in the evening hours. check out the heat saturday again. >> checking out the roads here this morning. we had very new incidents. want to take you to one on the peninsula before you get to state route 92. that's off on the shoulder. so if anything, folks are just slowing down to take a look at

that. we don't have lanes taken away. we do have a lane blocked on northbound 17 past laurel road. right lane is blocked. left lane getting by. check out the backup, beyond scotts valley at this point. that's really slowing you down if you're coming from highway one to los gatos. over an hour at this time. these drive times are looking okay. westbound 80, 20 minutes. 9 minutes across the bay bridge. once you make it past the metering lights. and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, just 9 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. >> coming up next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> first, a live look outside at 6:55. want to remind you, with you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy,

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it is 6:58. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the vaev things you need to know. >> that massive county spire keeps spreading, and napa county needs to be ready to evacuate. the fire has burned 70,000 acres since saturday. >> temperature dropping but the winds picking up and they're going to blow the smoke away from us. number two, we'll see a lot of sunshine today, but the sea breeze is going to keep the temperatures below average once again. 60s at the coast, aun the bay, and 80s inland. >> number three, we could learn today whether both defendants in

the deadly ghost ship fire have agreed to plea deals. the bay area news group reports if the deal is approved, derrick almena would be sentenced to nine years in jail. max harris would be sentenced to six years. >> number four, protesters are outside i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco. they're demanding an end to the family separation policy and they're calling for the disbanding of i.c.e. >> number five, flags in washington, d.c. are at half staff to honor the victims of the newsroom shooting in annapolis maryland. they were lowered at president trump reversed a decision by white house staff. >> number six, we had a really quiet morning on the roads, but that change for highway 17 about 45 minutes ago. a spin-out crash, northbound lanes just past laurel road. we have one lane blocked and we have over an hour drive from highway 1 to los gatos. >> number seven, celebrate the fourth of july early. richmond's i stivities kick off at 5:30 at marina bay park, and fireworks are at 9:15.

>> you can come to my house where fireworks are every two seconds. >> my too. >> i remember that from last year. >> whole week. >> yeah. >> they love to celebrate in the bay area. >> gma starts right now. good morning, america. miraculous discovery. >> how many of you? >> the moment a rescue crew found that entire boys soccer team alive ten days after they went missing two miles deep inside that cave. a new race now against time to get them out as flooding fears grow. we're live on the scene with the latest. record-breaking heat. the new warning about dangerous temperatures coast to coast as at least 60 wildfires explode out west scorching more than 100 homes in colorado and this smoke and ash spreading over the san francisco bay. abc news exclusive. three survivors of that deadly boat explosion now telling their story for the first time.

>> just heard a loud explosion. >> what we're now learning about the woman killed celebrating her anniversary and the young daer