two divers per each boy. and also their coach. now safe and on their way to the hospital to be checked out. so could not be more elated about the way this story ended. good morning on this tuesday, july 10th. at 5:00 a.m. natasha is off, jessica is in. sdwr we hope your tuesday morning is starting off well. let's check in with mike noeko for your forecast. >> that's great news. we were all waiting for that. it started, what, sunday morning during our morning show, and kept getting better now that everybody is out. the prayers were answered. let's take a look at what's going on with live dpler 7. clear everywhere, even at the coast, and milder when you step outside, and the humidity is out there, mid 50s to mid 60s at 7:00. as woe go through the 12-hour day planner, 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s, mid 70s to mid 80s by noon. those are our average temperatures or average highs. look at 4:00, in the low 80s to mid 90s around the bay and inland well above average, and still mid 70s to mid 80s by

7:00. let you know how long this is going to hang around coming up. let's get alexis in here for a look at the commute. >> looking pretty good. looking at a little stack-up starting to build in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza, but that's it. if you're using fast track, no delays and no metering lights. 20, 25 minutes to go before that happens. really, cash lane back up there not too bad, and you can head to the right side of the toll plaza if you want to avoid that completely. the rest of the bridges looking great, too. westbound 580, you're in the green at seven minutes. a 13 minute drive across the san mateo bridge, and the dumbarton bridge also looking great. one new minor issue in for the south bay. we'll check on that next. >> now, breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> we want to get back to the breaking news out of thailand. as you heard in an abc news special report, all 12 kids and their soccer coach have been rescued. they're out of the flooded cave in thailand, and divers were using the buddy system to escort each boy out of the cave.

a lead diver was tethered to a boy. they carried an oxygen tank while a rear diver helped them navigate through the underwater passages. it was quite an operation. the whole world was watching. the soccer team is now recovering in the hospital. doctors say two of the boys have pneumonia, two have blood infections, buotherwise, they're okay physically, so that's good news as well. and we just sent out a push alert alerting you of this breaking news. the developments that have been going on throughout the night. you can stay on top of updates like this by simply downloading the abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. >> such a wonderful story, and unfortunately, this awful story out of mexico. a 27-year-old san francisco woman shot and killed on a trip there. her husband, just a few steps ahead of her when this all happened. they were celebrating their wedding anniversary when she got hit by a stray bullet. the couple had just left a taco

restaurant in an upscale neighborhood in mexico city. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has that story. >> 27-year-old tatiana married one year ago, and to celebrate, she and her husband james left tuesday for mexico city. the young couple from san francisco was on a quest to dine in as many michelin star restaurants as they could. but as they were leaving a restaurant on saturday, she was shot by a stray bullet. mexican authorities say gunmen on a motorcycle were aiming at a bouncer at a nearby bar when one of their bullets struck her in the head. >> she was telling me how wonderful a time, how safe it was. >> how safe it was. >> her family spoke to us from chicago where she grew up. >> a year ago, july 1st. >> we were selecting flowers for the wedding. today, we're looking at flowers for the funeral. >> her coworkers in san francisco's mission bay are grieving too. she worked as a senior investor relations analyst at nectar

therapeutics where she was described as a bright and passionate rising star with an incredibly strong work ethwrk she also made her mark at clemson university where she played division-i volleyball. >> she would give 200%. as a mother, we always say things. but she inspired me to be better. i'd give me life if she could just come back. >> so hard to hear her parents talk about that. that was lilian kim reporting. her body will be returning to the u.s. today. she'll be flown to chicago where she'll be buried saturday. >> our thoughts with her family. >> president trump's pick for the next supreme court justice will begin meeting with republican party leaders today. brett kavanaugh was once a clerk for the retiring justice anthony kennedy. now the tough confirmation battle begins. republicans hold a thin majority. several democrats have already announced that they will oppose

kavanaugh's nomination. >> i have people going through each one of the opinions and most importantly his dissents where he disagreed with the majority on the key issues like abortion, religious liberty, guns, executive power. so we're going to know an enormous amount already about what judge kavanaugh thinks and would do when -- if and when he's confirmed to the court. >> three red state democratic senators will be the ones to watch. they're from north dakota, west virginia, and indiana. states president trump won in the 2016 election. one other big concern is for organizations like planned parenthood. judge kavanaugh stands on women's reproductive rights is a concern for those groups. >> the scotus nominee has not expressed outright opposition to roe v. wade, but he dissented in a case with a teen in detention who sought an abortion last

year. >> since this president came into office, he has gone after our organization, our services, so it's very clear that this now sets up a court that is in favor of his policies. >> cr ste mayor briefly worked with kavanaugh at former san francisco law firm howard rice. he said he would fit comfortably in a conservative majority on the supreme court. >> hard to say how he would vote. my guess would be that roe v. wade will die the death of 1,000 cuts. rather than an outright overruling, at least at first. >> he says if kavanaugh is confirmed, there will likely be more anti-environmental law rulings and kavanaugh would likely vote in favor of presidential power. >> no more reservations. tesla says if you want a model 3, you just order one. >> and fork over $3500. nonrefundable, and you should probably be pretty patient. abc 7 news reporter matt ke e san jose. matt. >> hi, jessica and reggie.

who needs a reservation? all you need is some money and a computer, and you can place your order for a model 3. you can see one here in the showroom. we all remember the lines for the original reservations in march 2016. those people paid a $1,000 deposit for the chance to own a model 3, the least expensive tesla starting at $35,000. here we are more than two years later can according to the website electric, anyone in the u.s. or canada can bypass the reservation process. they say tesla opened up the online configureerator with new pricing and options last month. they also invited all reservation holders to place an order for all configurations except for the standard battery pack which is not planned to enter production until the end of the year. the model 3 design studio should be available to everyone, but they're still going to prioritize orders from reservation holders. stores will get the performance model 3 vehicles by the end of this month. matt keller, abc 7 news.

>> thank you. take a look at your screen. alameda county firefighters worked quickly to put out this brush fire. started after a car caught on fire at northbound 880 at the marina exit around 7:00 last night. crews knocked down the car fire and then put out the flames that spread to the brush. good news, no one was hurt. we have been pretty lucky lately that our winds have calmed down a lot, even though that's allowed it to get really warm. it's also keeping the fires from spreading as rapidly as they could be. never more than seven minutes away from my forecast. look at the 60s throughout the san ramon valley, out towards livermore, and then the 70s. the mid 70s, the tougher sleeping weather in places like pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. 57 in san francisco, the cool spot. pacifically, 52. 54 in novato. 63 in hayward, and san jose, 64. in the hills around los gatos,

73 right now. check out the lack of clouds from the exploratorium camera, as we have it pointed to the west, back towards downtown. yard work, you know, really, you can wait another day when it's not going to be quite as warm and as humid as this afternoon. exercising is going to be warm to hot this afternoon. and we have that small craft advisory on the bay, south of the bay bridge. all the way down across the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. it starts 11:00 this morning through 9:00 with a west wind gusting up to possibly 30 miles per hour. let's talk about the east bay. we start at 64 at 8:00. wall to wall sunshine. other than maybe a passing high cloud late this afternoon and evening, we're already 70 at 10:00. mid to upper 70s from noon to 4:00. down to a comfortable 65 by 8:00. and for san francisco, most of the day is going to be in the upper 60s. then we'll drop down into the low 60s at 8:00. and 59 at 10:00. now, if you're closer to the bay, get ready for low 70s,

places like the embarcadero center and sales force tower. let's find out about the commute. >> good morning, not many hot spots to talk about so far today. we have one new just very minor issue in san jose. two-car crash on mckee road on ramp to northbound 101. that is not blocking the main line. they did send an ambulance to the scene, but no injuries involved. also looking live at our golden gate bridge camera. pretty start to the day. you can see first light there, but no delays. southbound 101 from the north bay, from marin county, very light volumes as usual for this time of day. we'll look at drive times coming up next. >> thank you. a new report shows the number of hate crimes in california is up. the state attorney general and the state's department of justice just released some of their findings. they show that hate crimes rose more than 17% last year from the year 2016. more than 1,000 hate crimes reported in 2017

in 2016. officials say they jumped in every category including race, religion, and sexual orientation. it comes a month after state authors say california is underreporting hate crimes because they lack adequate policies and training. >> protests expected outside google's annual marketing conference. demonstrators plan to show up. the concern is the new campus will lead to evictions and homelessness. google was not immediately available for comment and did not respond to a previous request for comment about a similar protest. >> one city in northern california is trying to close its wage gap by giving some people $500 a month. >> you're not going to believe this. a new warning when it comes to amazon package thefts. after video shows a delivery driver stealing the package he just dropped off. >> and if you're looking for an

adrenaline rush, how about adrenaline rush, how about dangling over a pit of

check out the temperatures today. everybody at least 6 to 9 degrees warmer than average. that includes san francisco, concd nd of sticks out there at 96 degrees. and it's a little morph humid than what we're used to for this

time of year. that's going to make it feel worse. talk about a cooling trend coming up. >> thanks. >> not your usual package thief. an amazon delivery driver in ohio was caught on camera swiping the package he had just delivered. a customer in cleveland says he got a notification saying his package was delivered on saturday, but when he got home, it wasn't there. and then he checked his home security camera, as you see here, and discovered the person who had dropped off the package, confirmed the delivery, then picked the package back up again. >> it might have been a little heavy, but it was a kitchen timer. that's a $10 kitchen timer. if it ends up he did steal it, hopefully he loses his job. >> amazon said the driver is no longer delivering for amazon. company policy requires delivery service partners to conduct background checks of their drivers. >> police on the lookout for four men who wn on a robbery spree at an apple store in fresno. the store was packed when the men wearing hoodies rushed in,

ripped out iphones and laptops. they took 26 items worth 27,000 in just 20 seconds. they believe the robbery could be connected to other store thefts. >> new developments. east bay congressman toured a pleasant hill shelter hosting 25 children who were separated from their parents at the border. according to our media partner, he says the facility has an industrial kitchen, dining areas and classrooms. he and two other congressmen observed two classes in session. one teaching english, the other math. dozens of immigrant children will be released from detention centers and reunited with their parents today. the man said the fact that congress can't pass an immigration reform bill is just a demonstration of how dysfunctional and split the country is right now. it's a political crisis that's been manufactured for political purposes. >> a $3 toll increase on bay area bridges may not happen if one group gets its way. the howard jarvis taxpayers

association is suing the bay area toll authority over the measure 55% of voters approved t toll increase is technically not a fee but a tax, which requires two thirds voter approval to pass. the measure increases bridge tolls by $1 next year, and then again in '22, and then in '25 to pay for transportation projects. >> looking to make a few hundred extra dollars a month? all you have to do is move to stockton. it was once bankrupt. now it's giving 100 residents $500 a month for 18 months. it's a concept called universal basic income and the first time a u.s. city has done this. san francisco, by the way, has also looked into the program. the goal is to create an income floor that no one will fall beneath, possibly reducing poverty. details have not been released about how the city will pick its residents. >> you could see the dockless scooters return to san francisco by the end of the month. 12 companies applied for a city permit under a new law that took

effect last month. the law halted rentals of the scooters until companies get a permit. ishe nex feks. >> attention, all thrill seekers. would you dangle out of a helicopter hanging right over an active volcano? one man did it and filmed it. so look at this. this is footage from the perspective of an expedition pilot. he appears to be hanging out of a helicopter above a volcano with plenty of lava brewing. this is on an island in the south pacific. and the pilot flies for a company that also has a zipline that takes you pretty close to the lava lake. if you're not into dangling above it, you can zip right by it as well. how about that, guys? tuesday. just a normal tuesday for him. yamyas taught me my whole life about pele, the goddess of the volcano. i don't mess with her. i don't dangle over her. don't tease her. >> don't tempt her. >> you don't want to make her mad.

>> i don't. i think that's going to make her mad. >> it's a pretty cool perspective. >> something i would definitely try. >> really, you would do that? >> yeah. >> dare devil mike. >> it's going feel like that today, a little bit. >> does your wife know who you are? >> i get more daring as i get older. idon't know why. here's a look at what's going on outside. never more than seven minutes away from me potentially killing myself. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the lack of fog this morning. look at all that clean, cool -- kind of sticky air this morning. this is about as comfortable as it's going to get today. in fact, we've got sunshine and warmer than average temperatures everywhere, even at the coast. you're in the 60s, still slightly warmer than average. you'll also have the fastest breezes today. cloudy and cooler, better sleeping weather tonight. and a slight cooling coming soon. let's take a look at the fog. or lack thereof. from 7:00 this morning to noon, all the way into the afternoon

hours, but you can see by 7:00, it starts marching towards the coast. that's what's going to bring us the cooler night. let's talk about this afternoon. widespread in the south bay, once again. a breeze coming off the bay will keep milpitas at 81. 89 in san jose and nearly 100 in morgan hill. even though it will be breezy on the peninsula, 76 in millbrae. 88 in redwood city. most of us in the low to mid 80s. in the 60s along the coast with our fastest breezes. look at this, low to mid 70s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. we'll have low to mid 90s through most of our north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, 80s going to be very common, from 80 in oakland to nearly 87 in hercules, and as you move to the east bay valleys, mid to upper 90s. look at the cloud cover coming back, and look at the temperatures back in the mid to upper 50. except for out around antioch in the low to mid 60s. a slight cooling trend, not quite as humid. still a small chance we'll see

showers to the south from the monsoon wednesday and thursday. friday and saturday look like our comfortable days. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. and still pretty comfortable on the roads this morning, as well. we don't have any major issues. just one new minor problem in the fremont area. northbound 880 at fremont boulevard. a report of a lot of boxes in the slow lane. chp heading to the scene to get those moved out of the way. use caution if you're heading through that stretch anytime soon. san mateo bridge slowly starting to fill in, but no one hitting their brakes yet so westbound 82, looking great. and for the most part, the drive times are looking great. with one exception, tracy to dublin, our only drive time in the red, just under an hour. antioch to concord looks good at 15. and nice is light from the north bay, also in the green at 15 minutes. >> in today's gma first look, a six figure reward offered in a city near atlanta.

>> police are hoping $100,000 will lead to the suspect in the brutal murder of a grandmother. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> in this morning's gma first look, police releasing this chilling surveillance video showing a man lurking outside a georgia home where a 71-year-old grandmother was murdered in cold blood. an intruder stabbing kate in the neck. investigators say on the night of june 27th, in a sleepy suburb north of atlanta. >> i don't know how long she's been dead. >> a family friend making the horrific discovery, calling 911. >> there is blood all over the place. there's sharp things, a broken mirror. someone broke into this house. >> we are asking for your help. >> the family is desperate for clues. the city's now increasing the reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. and we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look,

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the model 3. anyone can now place an order if they can afford a $3500 cash down payment. >> number five, actor george clooney was hospitalized in italy after his scooter was hit by a car. his injuries were not serious and he has been released. >> number six, relief from the heat at the coast where it's going to be breezy and about 66. 74 in downtown san francisco. oakland, 80. look at the mid to upper 90s as you head inland. a hot one for a lot of us. >> number seven, so far so gdwe. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza filling in, but so far, no word of metering lights turned on. it does take another ten minutes past the toll plaza into san francisco. >> coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the big step being taken today to honor the late san francisco mayor ed lee. mayor ed lee. >> also, the local sher

good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is aby 7 mornings. >> and the world celebrating this morning. the entire thai soccer team out of the cave. what we know about their final push over night. >> a fire breaks out at a mixed use building in north beach with people inside. we talked to a bartender who was there. >> oh, my god. >> that was a close call. a wedding celebration nearly turning into a disaster. we're now hearing from the couple in this close call. and the moments that -- >> they're so lucky. and so many ways. >> good luck or bad luck? i mean, on your wedding day, almost get hit by a tree branch. >> i'm going to go with good luck. >> me, too. can you imagine the endorphins after. i just got married and we just lived. >> good look and a good story. >> no kidding.

thanks for joining us, tuesday, july 10th. >> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's jump into it because it's going to be a warm one today. it's already kind of warm by our standards. a lot has to do with the humidity in the air, and there's not much of a sea breeze and hardly any cloud cover. so let's jump right in to my accuweather 12-hour planner. you can see from sutro tower just how free the sky is of clouds. look at that, mid 50s to mid 60s. we'll stay in the mid 60s at the coast most of the afternoon but jump from 76 to 82 around the bay and 86 to 94 inland, then it's still a little warmer at 7:00. but nice 60 at the coast. let you know how long this is going to last coming up. how about the commute? >> a minor trouble spot in the south bay, but it's starting to cause a backup on northbound 101. being reported by chp as the mckee road on ramp to northbound 101. i'm wondering if maybe we have

one lane taken away on the main line as well. a two-car crash, pretty minor, no injuries, and chp is there, but you're stop and go from the 280/680 merge. sounds like they're getting close to clearing that. the north bay commute starting to fill in. southbound 101 through san rafael looking good in that direction. >> now, breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> breaking news we have been following all morning long. the rescue operation in thailand is over. and just half an hour ago, we learned all 12 boys and their coach made it out alive. here's a live look at the hospital in thailand, i believe, where the team is recovering. doctors say two boys have pneumonia, two have possible blood infections but the good news is they say they are athletes, they are strong, and will be okay. the soccer team was exploring the cave on june 23rd when monsoon rains flooded the entrance. navy s.e.a.l.s dove through

narrow winding passages to rescue the boys and their coach one by one. and it will be at least a week before the team is released from the hospital. reggie. >> sadly, not everyone made it out alive. you may remember on friday, a former thai navy s.e.a.l. diver died while trying to save the soccer team. he volunteered to help in the operation. he was in the process of placing air tanks along a possible escape route when he ran out of oxygen. abc news will air a special edition of 20/20 tonight at 9:00 on the thailand cave rescues. >> developing news now. cleanup and an investigtion under way right now after a bar in san francisco's north beach neighborhood caught on fire overnight. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us in front of the fiddler's green with a look at the damage there. amy. >> hi, reggie. the building has been red tagged. look behind me. this building has a long history here in san francisco. according to the b.a.r.t. website, this building has been

here since 1901. it survived the 1906 earthquake. here's a look at the fire that didn't burn it to the ground but did do significant damage. firefighters got the call last night just before midnight that the fiddler's green here on columbus at beach here in the north beach neighborhood was on fire. they found that the fire was in between buildings, which is hard to imagine because these buildings ks look like they're touching each other. they found the fire was difficult to get to. >> a lot of the truck companies were in there with axes and ceiling hooks and saws and opening up the walls and ceilings to reveal the fire, then the engine companies would put water on it. >> this building became the fiddler's green in 1991. two people also lived above the bar. they no longer have a home. the fire captain says a total of nine people were displaced. the others were from the buildings on either side of the

bar. five are tourists who were staying in an airbnb. the buildings had some smoke and water damage, but the buildings were cut on his hand. he had to be taken to the hospital to be treated for that. no word yet on the cause of this fire. it's still under investigation. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. investigators are looking into what started a two-alarm fire in berkeley. now, this happened around 10:15 last night at the old ace hardware building at university avenue and walnut street. surrounding buildings got evacuated and there have been no reports of anyone hurt. >> president trump announced d.c. federal judge brett kavanaugh as his pick to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. >> the president calling kavanaugh a judge's judge. abc news reporter stephanie ramos is life outside the su b t white hoeast night aftn a ly gu

out. the president announcing his supreme court justice nominee, who will likely face an uphill battle as he tries to get confirmed. president trump in a primetime television event at the white house announced judge brett kavanaugh as his second u.s. supreme court justice nominee less than two years into his presidency. >> i'm humbled by your confidence in me. >> kavanaugh serving key positions in the bush white house and the independent counsel on ken starr's team investigating bill clinton. later, having second thoughts about whether presidents should be subjected to prosecution and investigations. but a major question still lingers. the future of roe v. wade. legalized abortion. >> a judge must interpret the constitution as written. informed by history and tradition and precedent. >> activists protesting his nomination on the court steps.

democratic senators also there. >> president trump did exactly what he said he was going to do. he has appointed someone who will not protect a woman's right to make decisions about her life, her health care, her reproductive freedom >> kavanaugh is scheduled to be right here on capitol hill meeting with senators. he'll be escorted by vice president mike pence today. kavanaugh already trying to win over lawmakers ahead of his confirmation hearings. reporting live at the supreme court, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. reggie, back over to you. >> thank you. just minutes after the president announced kavanaugh's nomination, california senator kamala harris wrote this tweet. judge kavanaugh represents a direct and fundamental threat to the rights and health care of hundreds of millions of americans. i will oppose his nomination to the supreme court. you can find the latest information about president trump's pick for the supreme court on our website, abc7news.com or on our abc 7

news ach. and make sure to sign up for push alerts to get updates as soon as they become available. >> happening today, the effort to name the international terminal at sfo in honor of late mayor ed lee will move forward. the airport commission will discuss establishing a committee that will consider the name dedication. lee was san francisco's first asian american mayor. the chinese chamber of commerce says lee opened a pathway for business and tourism to asian countries. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the humidity arrived over night, and that's keeping temperatures a little warmer than this time yesterday. anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees warmer. let's talk about some neighborhoods. we'll go to the east bay first. we have castro valley, 58. we have san leandro and union city at 59. oakland at 58. everybody else around 60 to 63 degrees. and we have 60s along the peninsula, down into the south bay and los gatos. 57 in san francisco. pacifica, one of the cool spot at 52. mid 50s in the north bay. look at this in the east bay.

we go from 61 in pleasanton to the mid to upper 70s around antioch and brentwood. hard to sleep there unless you have an air conditioner. walnut creek will hit about 97 this afternoon. driving, going to be clear air and no threat of rain or drizzle or anything like that. ferry rise will be breezy south of the bay bridge today, and mass transit, mild this morning but warm to hot this afternoon. even look at the peninsula. 67 at 8:00. already in the mid 70s at 10:00. and look at the low to mid 80s for the afternoon hours. back to a comfortable 72 by 8:00 this evening. and up in the north bay, even warmer. we start at 64 at 8:00. wall to wall sunshine will push us into the 90s by 1:00. keep us there through 5:00, back down to 76 at 8:00. if you're heading out this evening or watching your kids play sports or whatever, no need for a coat or blanket or anything like that. pretty nice, though. just have a drink next to you and enjoy the refreshing

temperatures. how about, so we got back to work yesterday? >> yes. >> traffic definitely increased. how about today? >> same thing today. we have a couple minor hot spots, no major issues. but certainly seeing a lot more people on the roads than we had basically every day last week. so let's take you down to the south bay. just got some good news a few moments agoin san jose. northbound 101, the mckee road on ramp, a crash involving two vehicles, no injuries involved and that did clear. we do still have some stop and go traffic. hopefully with all lanes and the ramp back open, we should see that clear up pretty quickly. also a new problem in milpitas, just past state route 237, reports of a vehicle fire. not sure why the sensors are showing the southbound direction with the slowdown, possibly that was misreported and that issue is actually on the southbound side. i'll take a look into that andl typical here. we have the bay bridge metering lights on as of 5:31 this

morning. that's starting to back up into the maze as well. next traffic update at 5:50. >> the contra costa sheriff's office will stop detaining undocumented immigrants at its jail in richmond. our media partner the east bay times says the department will announce today it's canceling a federal contract with i.c.e. the government pays the sheriff's office $82 per detainee per day. more than 200 immigrants are at the west county detention facility right now. protesters have held rallies at the jail. >> fiefrs are starting to make progress on the deadly fire near the oregon border. the fire has killed one person. it's burned over 35,000 acres and wiped out dozens of buildings including houses in sisque county. containment at 30%, but with the current conditions, crews are up against it. >> so they have a lot of challenges. some erratic winds and the fuels are very ripe to burn.

very dry down in the lower elevations. >> meanwhile, a county fire in napa and yolo counties is the largest wildfire in california. it's burned more than 90,000 acres but firefighters are optimistic they'll have it fully contained by thursday. containment is now at 73%. there are still some mandatory evacuations we should note for yolo county and about 100 buildings that remain threatened by the flames. >> we have an encouraging update on this little bear. found in a trash can with mange six months ago. >> and uber and lime teaming up, but the real

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look around the state. you can see, we're pushing 100 near sacramento, fresno, chico, palm springs. but look what's happening in palm springs. that 101 comes with humidity, as thunderstorms are possible and they may even roll into san diego. at sfalthd, at 79. mainly sunny in tahoe, but the storms, you can see, are tracking from southeast to northwest. that means they're going to push into the high country. here's a quick look at tahoe. you can see it's quiet this morning. humidity increases tomorrow. and then a chance of thunderstorms thursday, friday,

saturday, and sunday. >> and my under armour camouflage red sweatshirt and having -- >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> i still can't get over this video. we first showed you this wisconsin couple last week when their wedding day took a very strange turn. that moment captured by the wedding photographer. they were taping an interview talking about the roots of their relationship when they heard the branches above them start to buckle. >> and the couple appears on "good morning america" today to talk about the very frightening moment. >> we both had enough time to react, to get out of the way of the tree, so we both got lucky in that aspect. >> the couple walked away with only minor scrapes and the i you can uerstand the sheer than

interview them under another tree? because it kind of looked like it, and that's wrong. >> all right, new this morning, actor george clooney is out of the hospital after a motorcycle crash in italy. according to local media, the 57-year-old was riding his bike on the italian island on sardinha when the crash happened. he was reportedly heading to a film set when his motorcycle was hit by a car. his wife rushed to his side, but after he was given the all clear, they left the hospital together in a private car. no comment from clooney's people. >> the fbi making a renewed effort to close two local cold case murders. the bureau and oakland police have released a public service announcement to help solve the murder of brian bole, he was walking home from a bar early on april 10th, 2016, when someone shot him to death. happened on richmond boulevard near interstate 580. there's a $30,000 reward for information leading to his killer. >> the fbi also offering a $25,000 reward in the june 2013

murder of aya nakano. his car was hit in oakland. when he got out to look at the damage, someone in the other car shot and killed him. his family also offering an additional $100,000 reward. >> believe it or not, this is a bear. i know it doesn't look like one because it's missing all of its fur. it was in such bad shape, was found in a trash bin in butte county. now, many months later, she's well on her way to recovery. first told you about this bear named eve because she was found on christmas eve. so six months ago. she lost all that fur because of mange. eve got emergency medical care in lake tahoe and then she was taken to the fun for animals wildlife center in san diego county. vets removed the dead crusty skin and the new fur is now growing back again. the team still has to decide whether or even if she can be released because apparently she has some skin issues that could last for a long time, but she's looking a lot more bear like now. happy to see her again.

>> yes. >> now, if gators aren't scary enough, imagine dangling right above a pool of them. >> look at this. take a look. someone took this video of a man and a child at gator land in orlando, florida. they got stuck in a zip line 40 feet above the gator pool. a worker eventually rescued them. the theme park manager says the zip liners were never really in any danger. apparently this does happen often because of the wind gusts. but really scary to see. and he's holding a child. alexis, would you ever take your kid on a zip line? >> no, especially with gators underneath. >> what are people doing? >> i have no idea. >> earlier, mike said he would volunteer to be hanging on a helicopter over a volcano. >> yeah, so what about this? zip lining orred tlava. >> yeah i'm good with . >> we'll watch you. >> okay. >> another segment of dare devil

mike. >> yeah, let's make it happen, shall we? let's talk about what's going on outside. it's going to be another warm to hot one. you guys are in disbelief right now. a look from the exploratorium. you can see how calm the bay is this morning. high pressure dominating our forecast and so is milder temperatures this morning and warm to hot weather this afternoon. becoming cloudy and cooler tonight, trying to moderate the heat through the extended forecast. for today in san francisco, the closer you are to the coast, the more likely you are to stay in the 60s. the closer to the bay, low to mid 70 this afternoon. we'll head to the east bay where we're waking up in the 60s this morning, on our way to just about everybody reaching the low to mid 80s this afternoon where it's barely 80 in oakland and berkeley to 87 in hercules and fremont at 84. peninsula will be warm. menlo park, 85. millbrae, 76. you can see mid 60 along the coast. as we head down towards the

south bay, we're starting in the mid 60s this morning. that warmer start means warmer temperatures this afternoon, from 89 in san jose to about 99 in morgan hill. we have a breeze coming off the bay, so milpitas and sunnyvale only in the low to mid 80s. in the north bay, no breeze to keep you cool today. you start off in the 50s. you end up in the low to mid 90s. one of our biggest spreads today from low to high. bodega bay, only 65 at the coast. inland, we'll start in the 60s, even a few 70s near antioch and brentwood. that's why you're threatening 100 while the rest of us in the mid 90s. tonight's temperatures, better sleeping weather with mid to upper 50s. my seven-day forecast. temperatures will slowly cool through friday and saturday. then sunday and monday, we're pretty close to average. today, one of our warmest days. alexis. >> so far, we haven't had any major issues. just a couple smaller trouble spots in the south bay. let's take you to the fremont area. it does look like the trouble spot is on the northbound side

of 680 past state route 237. vehicle fire. the driver made it to the right shoulder, but we have emergency crews there. it sounds like we have at least one lane blocked. so some delays approaching that scene, maybe a little onlooker delay as well. residual delays on northbound 101 into the downtown san jose area. we had an earlier crash around mckee road, but that has cleared. a quick check of drive times. overall, not too bad. southbound 680, six minutes. another eight if you're continuing on to westbound 24, walnut creek to highway 13, and westbound 580, tracy to dublin in the red, but not terrible. >> you're going to soon be able to rent a lime scooter through uber's app. lime announced the new partnership yesterday, revealing uber and google adventures invested $335 million in the company. san mateo based lime rents bikes and scooters in the bay area and across the u.s. according to bloomberg, uber wants to expand the scooter rentals to cities around the

world. >> new at 6:00, another legal hurdle in the effort to bring b.a.r.t. to san jose. it could actually delay the project. >> first, how would you like to point your camera at something and then buy it? a new report suggests that could become a reality soon. >> we'll also tell you the new way to apply for scholarships that claims to the employee of the year, anna. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event.

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> giants got another win last night. a 2-1 victory over the cubs. going at again tonight, same time, same place, and almost the same conditions. 7:15, that's the first pitch. it will be 67 degrees. at 10:15, will be about 61 degrees.

just a slight breeze keeping you comfortable if not a little cool by the end of the game. >> thank you. >> listen to this, amazon reportedly working on a visual search feature for snapchat. according to tech crunch, the feature is being developed for android phones to buy products on amazon. it's called visual search. all you have to do is press and hold in snapchat. it will identify an object, and once the object or bar code has been scanned, you can see all results at amazon and the feature could eventually open a new revenue stream for amazon. >> applying for college scholarships can be stressful, but there's a new website started in the bay area trying to make the application process easier, faster, and helping students score more money. it's calling going mary. his own frustrating search for scholarship money and mounting student loans inspired his website. since the inception, more than $1 million in college scholarships have been awarded. the going merry app will be launched this fall.

>> all right, taking a look at the roads this morning. bay bridge toll plaza busy as usual. those metering lights on at about 5:31 today. no delays once you make it past those the rest of the way into san francisco. and mass transit, really, a great start with that this morning as well. 49 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays. ace 1 and 3 out on time today. and normal service, no delays for capital corridor. we have a vehicle fire slowing you down in milpitas. right now, let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. sun's up, as cool as it's going to get rw, and it's pretty mild this morning, and this warm start is going to bump us up this afternoon. 6 to 9 degrees warmer than average. if you're going to the coast to stay away from the heat, there's a small craft advisory. that's going to keep those temperatures in the water in the 50s. now, we're not the only one baking. look at everybody. save fargo, minneapolis, and

chicago in the 80s along with miami, and some 70s in seattle and portland, and 83 in l.a. pretty much all of the country is in the 90s also. hot one out there. >> mike, thank you. new at 6:00, a nordstrom with no clothes to buy. we'll explain. >> bay area voters approved toll hikes on almost every bridge. now there's a lawsuit to stop it from going into effect. >> plus, no more reservations if >> plus, no more reservations if you

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can you think, wow, a cool start this morning. we don't have that deck of clouds keeping our temperatures up. you realize, you step outside and like what happened. the humidity came in. that's why we're in the mid 50s to mid 60s in most neighborhoods at 7:00. even 70s around antioch and brentwood. my 12-hour planner, we're already at our average highs by noon. and by the afternoon hours, yep, warmer than average with 62 at the coast, but 82 to 94 around the bay and inland, and 74 to 84, pretty defietful if not a little warm evening is on the way. we'll look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> we're doing okay on the roads so far this morning. we had just past state route 237, vehicle fire on the right shoulder, the fire department is there, and chp is there blockg