acres. that's 137 square miles. the county fire is now 33% contained, 3,400 firefighters are on the front lines. a warning if you are headed to the beach today. the national weather service posted a beach hazard advisory for large waves, rip current, longshore current and sneaker waves. this runs through sunday. south facing locations with like santa cruz and stinson beach will be most attacked. the large waves are expected up to 8 feet. the weather service says beach gores never turn back to the water and keep an eye on pets. >> if it's 4:30. if you are joining us here is the update on weather and traffic never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> let me add on to that. the rip current and the sneaker waves are the biggest problem with this. it's the south facing beaches that face the most dangerous as well as. marin county and santa cruz county, the beaches goes until 5:00 tomorrow evening. you can see the current wave heights, never huge, because

it's more of a rip current and sneaker wave event. let's look at temperatures today and the cloud cover. particle sunny not because of low clouds but because of high clouds. 61 at bodega bay to 80 in santa cruz. dangerous at time more on the seven-day forecast come up here is sue. >> let's head to the south bay where we have the problem in the los gatos area. northbound 17 near lashing. an accident blocking the right lane. early enough not seeing slow traffic in the area yet. we will keep our eye on this. also in the same vicinity there was a wrongway driver driving southbound in the northbound lanes. that driver has been pulled to the center divide. hopefully that won't cause a lot of trouble out that area. we'll checkup in windsor with an earlier accident overnight when we come back. >> thank you sue. new developments with the pedi cab collision late last month process. the examiner reporting police are increasing patrols near where the crash happened.

witnesses describe the care barreling into the cab and then speeding off. now this is surveillance video of the suspect's car. the pedi cab driver was critically injured and still in the hospital. police still looking for the driver responsible for the crash. the man living nearly five years after being declared brain dead will be buried this morning. she went underwent a heart during her recover. her family refused to accept the brain dead diagnosis and took her to new jersey where the 17-year-old died last month from liver failure. she will be buried at the gospel church on 66th avenue in oakland. a bay area golf coach is expected to be arraigned on sexual assault charges involving students. ki kim faces 8 felony counts. all victims are girls. kim was based out of the former county drive golf center. he taut at various other

facilities. and authorities believe there may be more victims. in the south bay this morning coyotes create concern for cat owners bus several felines have been found dead in the waverly park neighborhood. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has details. >> the waverly park neighborhood is usually filled withpeople, pets and the passing summer breeze. but recent cat carnage interrupted that calm. robin diddams remember the first scene. >> i got home at 10:00 or 11:00 late at night and kind of came back and i thought there was a cat slaepg on the lawn. but it was not sleeping. >> his neighbor's cat he says killed by a coyote left on his family's front yard. >> definitely a coyote. it was like a big dog with the fluffy tail like that. >> the next day diddams swas thr cat killed in the same manner left in the same place. animal welfare experts say the behavior is tipping of coyotes % describing the wild animal as

opportunistic and adaptable. >> they're >> food, during summer months the threat is heightened when coyotes are raising young, scavenging for even more. >> they're omnivores which means they eat everything. including meat and then also fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: i asked the vector control district whether people should be concerned about their own safety. they tell me that attacks -- coyote attacks op people are extremely rare. aflt they added that young kids should always be supervised by an adult. in mountain view. amanda del castillo abc 7 news. terrible news out of thailand where a navy seal died in the mission to try and rescue a youth soccer team that is still trapped in a cave. that navy seal ran out ever oxygen while trying to place oxygen canisters along a potential exit route for the children.

that thai navy seal was a volunteer. he was one of about 80 seals taking part in the mission. the soccer team and coach have been in the cave for 13 days. at least two of the boys are malnourished. its it takes divers five hours each way to reach them. happening now secretary of state mike pompeo is in north korea. where he will hold meetings today and tomorrow about the hermit kingdom plans for denuclearization. here is pompeo off the plane. he will press north korea to take action to back up the commit to commitment to make the peninsula nuclear free. there have been reports that north korea is hiding nuclear weapons rather than destroying them. the u.s. is officially in a trade war with china. as of 9:00 last night the trump administration imposed a 25% tariff or tax on products from china. this is valued at $34 billion. the tariffs are meant to pressure beijing to reform trade

policies. but now china vows to tax an equal amount of american exports including pork, soybeans and automobiles. you are never more than 7 minutes away from the forecast. let's show you, anywhere from 4 to 17 degrees warmer this morning. where does that put san francisco in? the upper 50s to mid-60s. from 57 in the sunset and in lake mere sed with to 63 in the financial. got 6 it in the marina appear 62 in the castro and mission. a lot of low to mid-60s up and down the bay shore and south bay. inland neighborhoods mid-60s to upper 60s. 60 in american canyon right now. let's talk about the commute today. hopefully the air-conditioner is working in the car and on mass transit. here is look at east bay valleys 68 this morning a lot of high clouds today that's temp erpg the warming. even though we'll get to 91 at

4:00. let's look at the peninsula. 64 at 8:00. and then 82 at 2:00. 81 still at 6:00 and down into the 70s. and then our last look will be the south way where yup we're jumping from the mid-60s to the mid-80s today with sunshine a little bit later on in the afternoon. you'll have the brightest one. sue it's been quiet most i we think today should be the quietest. >> still a couple of incidents already early this morning. we had a wrong way driver through los gatos. that person has pulled over. and fortunately there was no damage. but an accident in the same area not due to the wrongway driver, both on 17. the accident is northbound. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza no problems, or dlis to get into san francisco. it's looking good this early friday morning. boy it feels like we have had a strange week with the holiday inn the middle. traffic is holiday light so far with a little bit of slowing up over the pass. early yerl accidents windsor

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mere a look at the excessive heat. all the areas you see in the pinkish darkish red there. that's for tempertures anywhere from 100 to nearly 125 in the desert. here is a look at what's going on as far as the temperatures around the state. 103 in fresno. 116 in palm springs. 104 in l.a. about 81 in tahoe today. let's look at the seven-day forecast and what you see are temperatures that will be 81 today. that's the coolest. we'll be near 90 by wednesday. >> thanks, mike. a federal judge rejected a request by the trump administration to block two california laws that protect illegal immigrants. it's being seen as mostly a victory for our sanctuary law in california. the judge allowed california to enforce a law that requires the state to review detention facilities where immigrants are held. the judge also let another law stand, that prevents local law enforcement from providing release dates and personal information on jail inmates to

federal officials. but he ruled that california can't stop employers from allowing grimgts officials on the premises even without a warrant. actuarial according to now reports immigration children separated from parents at the border are having dna tested. cnn quotes an unnamed federal official says the tests will be used to reunite families and help ensure that children aren't released to human traffickers claiming to be parents. some immigrants parents are advocates concerned the collection of dna information could be use the against them for the rest of their lives. a woman is under arrest accused of stealing a police car or driving into san francisco and back to oakland before getting caught. that worked out great for the car's other occupant. a dog. yesterday afternoon the suspect talked her way into crossing police lines while officers responded to calls on myrtle street and then she stole the car. spotted near maritime street. the animal control officer in oakland discovered a surprise in

the car. >> i found this adorable dog. she was inside the vehicle and come to find out she may not have been part of the incident itself. it's not uncommon as far as the scenario we see in oakland in general. we do some across some things. >> it's not known how the dog ended up in the car. she will be put on who hold for ten ten days if the owner doesn't step up the dog is up for adoption. california lawmakers are trying to restore what the federal communications commission took away net neutrality. the assembly next month is expected to take up two bills that are o have cleared the state senate to give internet users open and equal access. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks at the details and potential opposition. we're standing up for values our shar shared values in california. >> east bay assemblyman rob bonita and fellow launch plan to get net neutrality in sacramento. they are stepping in after the federal communications commission repealed rules calling for open and equal access for all internet users. california's proposed law

prohibits slowdown of websites. prohibits preferred site that is might pay for triert and be preferred by the provider and it requires compliance with state contracts. >> just like the air is equal. just like speech everybody is -- has the friedman of speech. so therefore internet should be free and equal for everyone and therefore california should start this strong net neutrality protection. >> one of the industry organizations argues the proposed law would inhibit investment and innovation in california. what the country needs is permanent bipartisan federal legislation for all companies and across all websites. sacramento legislators believe their net neutrality with will hold up in court. >> the telecom and cable companies fight hard. they are effective. and we're confident that they are going to oppose this strongly until the end. >> santa clara county sued the f.c.c. over the repeal of net

neutrality. >> we're not alone in the effort. but santa clara county have versus f.c.c. is going through the courts and ultimately will be heard back in washington, d.c. in the coming months. >> washington and oregon already passed their own net neutrality laws. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 at quarter to 5:00 nirng engineerings at m.it show off the newest robot called the cheetah three and it's blind but can maneuver well around obstacles jumping on tables, walk up the stairs. >> what? >> oh my, when you push it over it recov rll ft.ased. it used sensors to feel its way around the world. and m.i.t. says it could be useful in disaster situations and complete darkness when humans may not be able to enter safely. >> amazing. wow buts are scarey in. >> yeah. >> i have seen this episode of black mirror a couple of times.

>> it doesn't end well. >> not for us. >> for the robot. >> for the cheetah it's great. >> we have seen the ending yet we keep going down the road. >> i do. >> guys. >> wow we could have fun of those fan you this weekend. >> that would be really good use of money. >> yeah! >> a look at what's going on. it's hot in most neighborhoods here is look at the exploratorium camera. you don't see the marine layer this morning. so it's going to be parly sunny and maybe more humid today. even warmer this weekend in the heat will moderate thanks for the sea breeze. we were tracking high clouds yesterday from pfaff owe. and there they are sitting on top of us. unfortunately not enough moisture to bring us any chance of rain just to make it a little less comfortable toopd. especially when the temperatures climb a couple degrees over yesterday. still 79 in milpitas. low to mid-80s for the santa

clara valley. 90 to near hi 100 in gilroy. president at millbrae. 80s around redwood city palo alto mountain view. low to mid-60s along the coast. low 70s in downtown and south sfras. then low to mid-80s through the north by nearing 90 up to ukiah. along the east bay shore we have temperatures in the upper 70s to about 80 degrees. as we move into the inland valleys we have temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. definitely air-conditioning weather especially with the extra humidity. tonight it's going to be another mild one with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. once again. but without the cloud cover from the this morning it won't be quite as humid. all right so higher temperatures tomorrow, sunday, monday then taper back to the normal averages by wednesday. hi, sue. >> good morning heading out to san jose to look at your friday morning community commute on 101. the headlights on the northbound direction under 880 and traffic moving nicely everybody waiving there.

across town to 280, the headlights snaking northbound underneath highway 17 up towards cupertino and a nice ride out of san jose for about an 8-minute drive san jose to cupertino. overall the traffic flow maps are good. a little bit of slowing up over the altment pass. and earlier accident near airport boulevard. that's cleared but debris in lane so caution threw the area. >> thank you. las vegas police deny a report that an arrest is imminent in the murder of tupak. the rapper was gunned down in 1996 and remains one of the most notorious unsolved murder cases. police say they've been following recent claims by a former gang member who says he knows the gunman. dwaine keith davis says he was in the car when the shotsy fired. davis says he is speaking out now because he has cancer and has nothing to lose. tinder is offering something

new for users trying to find mr. or mrs. right. >> and apple iphones may be getting colorful here is the tech bite. >> in today's tend hers new video feature. >> allows use tors up load 2-second looping videos to profiles. tenders also expanding the number of imaging you can post which means the loop will not take the place of existing photo. >> apple is reportedly set to bring more color to the iphone lineup. >> reports say the company will release three new iphones this year in three sizes but the smallest and the cheapest will come in gray, white, blue abred and orange. the whole rainbow. >> um-hum. >> and today is the second birkt day of pokemon go that took over in 2016. >> as such new versions will appear in the game as part of the celebration, both of them will also start appearing more frequently from today through the end of the month. >> i'm ready. >> you're ready? >> i am. >> good.

>> we're sfil in it. >> have a good day. i have one of the creditorful iphones and people made fun of me. >> everything that's old is new again. you shouldly adopter. nasa makes a rare discovery in the he shallen. >> a cyclist waits in the mid-of the stret to police to stop. >> a bay area family finds a message not in a bottle but in while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out.

a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anything from the wounded warrior project, it's them giving my life back. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay.

all right welcome back. you're never more than 7 minutes away from the forecast. redwood city 82 is about spot on today. the rest of us about 2 to 6 degrees above average with warmer weather this weekend. natasha. >> thank you, mike. a cyclist survived getting clipped by a pickup truck. in pin aels park florida you can see the man ignored traffic signal and made his way to the median. cars whiz by and then comes a truck. it hits the front of the bike knocking the man to ground. the cyclist went to hospital. there we go he is recovering police looking for the driver of the truck since the person didn't stop following the collision. >> you have to wonder if they were distracted or something. >> yeah. the next six months a busy street in sand rafael is shut down for construction on the extension of smart train service to larkspur. crews closed about a half mile of the francisco boulevard west

between second street and rice drive. it's a frontage radmann road that parallels 101. expect that to be closed the rest of the year. and the new station should open by the end of next year. all right actually i love this next story. a bay area couple a got a little more than they bargained for when ripping open the bathroom wall. alex and jess from san jose. found this message from more than 20 years ago hidden in the wall. you see what it says process we remodel this in summer the 1995 if you read this that means you're remodelling again what's wrong with the way he with o we did it? there is a picture of the couple who left the note and the pet rabbit petition they say the rabbit is potty trained. this message posted on twitter and that inspired others to show discoveries. a home owner found a stash of play boy magazine sees in bathroom not the same thing. another vintage beer can in the 70s home. also not quite the same thing. about but, you know.

little surprises. >> from charming to trashy real quick. >> and questionable. >> real quick. but he is potty trained, mike. that's awesome i'm about to do our master bedroom maybe give us ideas. good morning, everybody. the last few days of the alameda county fair in pleasanton. 91, a little hot today but not as supy as yesterday due to the high clouds. hopefully you won't feel it all. 84 at 7:00 and 70. it's wine fess, tickets are sold out for that. giants and cardinals again tonight at at&t park. 66 at 7:15 dropping down to about 60 at 10:15 np np enjoy. we'll check outside with the commute through sand rafael. southbound 101, the taillights headed past the north gate mall and civic center. no delays here. it's dark and early at 4:5 a with about a 10-minute drive to get you toward the golden gate. about 1 ton francisco. alrit we reki about

this earlier. i thought i would remind travelers it's a busy we can for traveling. i-5 is shut down both directions right at the oregon border at horn brook due to a massive wildfire up there. so you can't get through on i-5. a lot of folks are taking 97. that's the highway branching off from weed, california up towards the falls. that's the alternate at this point. i-5 shut town at the oregon border both directions. >> thank you somebody sue. this morning crews still working to clear debris from this massive tree that came crashing down onto a home in florida. it's so huge the tree had 5 trunks. it fell after powerful storms rolled threw tampa bay on the 4th of july. amazingly nobody got hurt. city crews won't be done clearing it until at least later today. the tree was one of the oldest and largest in the entire city. >> wow. nasa scientisting marvel

over ae first of its kind discovery probably. they teamed up with nasa to find left over chunks of the meteorite. they had an idea where it made impact but finding the debris was a long shot. they custodied though. and this chunk may contain metal that scientists say they haven't come across before. a new place to stop to get coffee. the dunkin' donuts opening today. >> also a big traffic shift. the street that is losing a left turn. and 49ers wide receiver mar and 49ers wide receiver mar keys goodwin gives his

. >> announcer: good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. right now at 5:00, a beach warning as we are heading into the weekend. >> the area that is will see the biggest waves. and good morning to you on this friday, july 6. hope you are doing well. >> with the weekend around the corner if you haven't had enough time off already you're never more than 67 minutes away from the forecast that means our meteorologist mike. let's talk more about that beach hazard statement. and we're seeing are south facing beaches plagued by rip current and sneaker waves. the waves aren't that big but going to come in with a lot of frg. especially in marin and santa cruz counties on the south facing beaches through 5:00 tomorrow evening. be careful don't turn yar your back on the water. let's talk about why you may want to go there. because the temperatures in the mid-60s while the rest us in the 80s and 90s this afternoon with a touch of humidity in the air also we'll have high clouds and sunshine. we're already srt