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conference once again insisting the mueller investigation is to blame for poor relations between washington and moscow. >> but i'll tell you that i thought it was a really amazing time. not about that, i think it's a shame we're talking about nuclear proliferation and we're talking about syria and humanitarian aid. we're talking about all these different things, and we get questions on the witch-hunt. >> reporter: as many lawmakers condemn the president's statements, the usually reserved russian foreign minister sergey lavrov was clearly jubilant describing the summit as fabulous and better than super. but the president's own director of national intelligence who declared just last week that the u.s. remains under attack by russia targeting the 2018 elections held firm saying we have been clear in our assessments of russian meddling in the 2016 election and their ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy. former cia director john brennan even called trump's appearance with putin nothing short of treasonous. overnight the president in his first on camera comments since the summit struck back against

brennan and the obama administration. >> i think brennan is a very bad guy, and if you look at it, a lot of things happened under his watch. i think he's a very bad person. >> and president trump said that he has confidence in the u.s. intelligence agencies but said to build a bri now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is an overturned big rig blocking the transition to the san mateo bridge. >> crews having a tough time getting it upright. we'll take you live to the scene in a few moments. >> good morning on this tuesday, july 17th. sorry it took us a second to get on the air. it's now 5:06. >> alexis will have more on the traffic issue that we're tracking, but of course, you're never more than seven minutes away from your forecast. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite giving you that active sweep. we have low cloud cover overhead. a live look from the exploratorium camera off pier

15, the skyline shrouded in clouds. we have the gray start, cool, starting out in the 50s. grab the light jacket out the door. my midday, sunnier skies prevail. a warmer afternoon away from the coast, going into the 80s. >> already have issues on the roads. here's alexis with an update on that. >> i want to take you back to the traffic alert in san mateo. this is a crash that happened around 10:30 last night. crews are still working to clear this flipped big rig. it still has the northbound 101 off ramp to eastbound 92 shut down. this is a sig alert, and as far as i know, we still don't have an estimate on when this will reopen. if you're trying to cross the san mateo bridge from the foster city area, there is a detour. you can head east on hills dale boulevard and take a left on edgewater and reconnect and head across the bridge. but in the meantime, cleanup efforts are under way. let's get out live to matt keller who is at the scene. good morning, matt. >> good morning, alexis.

oh, boy. this is a tough one here. they need a lot of help out here on the ramp here to eastboud 92 in san mateo from northbound 101 trying to get it back open. you can see caltrans and chp are out here. why is it taking so long? there's not a lot of room here, and the big rig was carrying 80,000 pounds of lettuce. the first calls came in just after 10:30 last night. the chp says the semi was likely going too fast and overturned. the truck was the only vehicle involved in the crag. the driver was not injured. sparks from the trailer sparking against a concrete wall, started a fire in a marsh below. that's now out. a big problem now, how heavy this truck is. >> we had one tow truck that came in and attempted to lift it, and actually broke in the process. so at this current time, we're calling out a fourth tow truck to assist us in moving this vehicle. >> the westbound ramp and all of highway 92 are open. the only thing closed is the eastbound ramp to 92.

no time table on when they expect it to be back open, but good news, they have the actual cab uprighted. now all they have to work on is the trailer. reporting live in san mateo, matt keller. >> slow progress, but some progress. thank you. new at 5:00, voters in san francisco will decide whether to tax businesses to help the homeless. a measure on the november ballot would add an average half percent tax on revenue above $50 million a year. it would raise about $300 million a year. that is double what the city now currently spends on homelessness. the money would be spent on more shelter beds and housing for the homeless. yesterday, the city elections department confirmed supporters have enough signatures put the measure on the ballot. >> growing backlash against president trump over his recent comments following that meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they're shocked mr. trump openly sided with mr. putin and questioned u.s.

intelligence findings that russia meddled in the 2016 election. >> what the president said today is not accurate. >> the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> the president does have at least one lawmaker in his corner, senator rand paul praised mr. trump for talking to putin. the head of national intelligence insists russia tried to sway the election. >> santa clara county sheriff's office wants to find the man you see in this sketch. he apparently hit someone in a car over a fight over parking. it happened in san jose last week. they were trying to keep this man from parking on sierra road. the two got in a fight and t man hit the other person with a 2007 toyota corolla. the victim told investigators the car was gray or silver. >> an amazing story of survival. now we're learning more about the 23-year-old woman who spent seven days stranded near big sur. angela hernandez drove off a 250-foot cliff after swerving to

avoid hitting an animal. you see how steep and rocky the shoreline is. amanda has more on this miraculous story. >> 23-year-old angela hernandez is finally sharing her story about being sent over a california cliff. these pictures posted to her public facebook page show her injuries. angela was on the way to southern california when she went missing on friday, july 6th. surveillance video later recovered shows her in monterey county that morning. the sheriff's office was contacted after a cell phone ping put angela near the caramel highlands area. but an early search didn't show any obvious signs of struggle. >> if you're driving, you're not going to see. you would have to get out and physically look down there. even then, it's really hard to find, to see something like that. >> on facebook, angela described being stranded so close to safety. she said, i could see cars driving across the cliff and

felt like if i could yell just loud enough that one could hear or see me. that's all it would take to make it back to my family. just one person noticing me. >> i think she just got it in her mind, i'm not going to die out here. i think she had a little help from god. somebody was with her. >> the sheriff says that same higher power put angela's rescuers in the right place at the right time. an area without cell service. beyond that, he says the couple who found her initially had plans to go surfing but settled for a hike on the beach. angela described that moment on facebook. when i sat up, i saw a woman walking across the shore. i thought she was a dream. i had a few just like this during the past few days. i screamed. >> among other injuries, angela says she suffered a brain hemorrhage, collapsed lung, fractures to her ribs, as well as some intense sunburns. in salinas, abc 7 news. good morning. time now, 5:12.

we'll take you to the south bay. good morning, san jose. you can see we're waking up on this early morning to gray skies. the very similar picture across much of the region at this hour. numbers mainly in the 50s because of that marine layer has cooled us off after yesterday's highs in the 80s and 90s. 56 right now in san francisco. about 61, though, in san jose. 58, the current number. good morning in concord. let's go hour by hour, plan out your tuesday. 8:00, later on this morning, you can see the marine layer thinning out quickly. it's going to recede back to the coast quicker than yesterday. by midday lunch time, we're seeing a lot of sunshine across the region. only exception, right along the coast, put the sunshine going to warm us up quickly, especially inland. look at the inland highs. it will be hot away from the coast. 95 for concord. even san jose, later on, you'll get up to 88 with sunshine. 69, a little breeze in san francisco. 77, richmond. about 86, the high in napa. look just to our east. we're sizzling. fresno, 107.

105 in bakersfield. even palm springs, a high of 107. let's get a check of traffic with alexis. >> good morning, drew. we're off to a rough start here. we do already have a traffic alert, and we're looking live at the scene in san mateo. this is the connector from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. that's still closed due to a flipped big rig. this crash happened, we're coming up on seven hours ago now. that happened around 10:30 last night, but the semi was carrying about 80,000 pounds of lettuce and they're having a tough time getting that out of there. here's the location. you can see a sig alert still in place and no estimate for the ramp reopening. the good news is it's just the connector. all of the main lanes on 101 and 92 are back open and you can take hillsdale to foster city boulevard if you want to get back to the spaan mateo bridge. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. we'll give tham five to ten minutes. >> it appears b.a.r.t.'s new cars are spending a lot of time

in the shop. according to the chronicle, b.a.r.t. records show the first ten new cars needed nearly 500 fixes. that's just suns they started service in january. b.a.r.t. says most of this is preventative maintenance. records show each car has had an average of 20 mechanical problems every month. b.a.r.t. says this is expected because the cars are complex prototype vehicles. by the way, those new cars cost up to $2 million each. >> are you tired of waiting at the dmv? so are state lawmakers. how they're planning to hold the agency accountable. >> also, a lava bomb. it goes off sending molten rocks on top of a tour boat. what we know this morning. >> it almost looks like a first person shooter video game, but this, believe it or not, real this, believe it or not, real life.

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>> that is the horrifying moment a lava bomb hit a tour boat off the coast of hawaii's big island, injured nearly two dozen people. >> so difficult to watch, and the topic of today's gma first look. diane has more on the chunk of molten rock that came crashing down on tourists. >> in this morning's gma first look, watch as molten rock, ash, and debris explode hundreds of feet into the air off the coast of hawaii's big island. in the cross hairs, this sight seeing boat carrying over 50 passengers and crew. as witnesses on nearby boats capture the mayhem. >> it exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat and people yelling. >> authorities say the boat was on a, quote, lava tour, when the so-called lava bomb went off. fueled by the erupting kilauea volcano. one basketball sized boulder smashed through the roof,

injured almost two dozen people onboard. kilauea has been erupting since may 3rd, destroying businesses, schools, and almost 700 homes in the process, and we'll have a live report coming up at 7:00, with your gma first look, i'm diane macedo. >> all right, this morning in the north bay, a man suspected of breaking into an apartment and stealing a woman's clothes is still under arrest. >> santa rosa police released a surveillance photo of the suspect, the 65-year-old cornell holiday is a maintenance worker at the complex where it happened. he's also accused of buglerizing a second apartment. he used his keys to get into the apartments and may have committed similar crimes. >> an intense shootout between las vegas police and two murder suspects ends with one suspect dead and the other in custody. yesterday, police released the body cam footage of the chase. they say the suspects fired at officers 34 times forcing one of

the officers to return fire through his own windshield. >> when you look at this video, it paints a clear picture of hot those officers were dealing with that day. the officer could have backed off, but he didn't. he stuck with that individual, knowing what type of individual he was dealing with. >> the suspects crashed their car and then tried to reverse toward the officers. police shot and killed the driver. the other suspect ran to a nearby elementary school where he was eventually caught and arrested. >> wow. california lawmakers want answers about the wait times you experience at the dmv. the state approved a combined $69 million so the dmv could hire more employees this year and last year, but despite more staff, it lines are still really long. assemblyman jim patterson plans to request a former audit into how the agency is spending its money and that will happen when he appeared before the joint

legislative audit committee next month. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. how is it doing this morning. >> going well. good morning. quiet morning in weather. a gray start, but it will be warm later on. especially inland. ac going to get a workout inland today. golden gate bridge camera showing you the coast. got fog, you can see it rolling on through. early, we have fog. later today, we have sunshine. highs in the south bay, good morning, san jose. 94 in morgan hill. let's go to the peninsula. good morning, menlo park. 83 later today. 84, mountain view. cool on the coast. mid 60 for half moon bay and pacifica. downtown san francisco, 69. we're going to be stuck in the clouds for daly city. in the north bay, 90. 86en napa. sausalito, 83. into the east bay, warm, but comfortable. 76 the high in oakland later on today. 82, union city. 83 for fremont, and inland, it's going to be hot later on today.

going into the 90s. 92 for san ramon. 96 in brentwood. 96 in livermore. overnight tonight, the marine layer coming back for you. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's plan the next seven days. hot inland today. tomorrow, though, even warmer numbers. by thursday and friday, what will be on the increase is the humidity, some high clouds moving in before cooler weather arrives over the weekend. we have a traffic alert. alexis has more on that. alexis. >> good morning, drew. i want to take you back to san mateo where we had a crash since about 10:30 last night. crews still trying to clean up this mess. a big rig that had about 80,000 pounds of lettuce flipped over on the connector from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. a sig alert is in place. i have been checking the surface streets. they're looking fine. i'm not seeing any backup. if you need to head eastbound across the san mateo bridge, you can take hillsdale to edgewater or foster city boulevard.

you shouldn't have any major delays. northbound 101 still looking okay. if this goes into the late morning hours we'll see a backup. everybody else looking okay. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, 16. and northbound 85, looking good in the green at 15 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >> next, the push to strengthen california's vaccination law. >> plus, why mgm is now suing survivors of the las vegas mass shooting. and another issue for uber. and another issue for uber. this time, it

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it's 5:26. medical professionals are asking state lawmakers to toughen vaccination rules in california. jerry brown signed a law after an outbreak of measles at disney land infected 1 gift people. the law means parents cannot use personal beliefs as a reason to avoid vaccinaticcinated their k. >> we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the popular neighborhood in san francisco where cannabis shops could be banned. >> also, the huge challenge >> also, the huge challenge facing firefighters

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>> protesters greeted president trump at the white house last night after his summit with president vladimir putin, and this morning, there's outrage from both sides of the aisle. >> a traffic alert for anyone taking the san mateo bridge. this is on northbound 101, and matt keller is at the scene. well. talk to him in a minute. >> disregard the foggy start from the exploratorium camera. a live look. if you like yesterday's weather or the day before that or even the day before that, you'll be happy to hear today's forecast. >> who wants to sing with me? ♪ everywhere you look it's the heart ♪ ♪ something something something ♪ >> all right. as you know, lots of tourists like the visit the full house house. what is being done to slow down the sight seers? >> there's nothing like a sing-along to start a tuesday morning. >> kind of had the moves going. >> not the words. >> not the words. >> good morning. it's 5:30. thanks for joining us. >> everyone wants to see that house. >> the prime real estate right there. >> is it nice? going to be nice today? >> going to be beautiful.

yeah, you'll have sunshine. take pictures in front of that house, the painted ladies, no matter where you are, a nice afternoon. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you clouds overhead. let's take you outside from the exploratorium camera, the cloud cover, the fog over san francisco. just a typical summer morning. here's your 12-hour day planner. the gray start, cool in the 50s, but sunnier skies do prevail and a warmer afternoon today than yesterday. 80s around the bay. mid 90s inland. alexis has a traffic alert. >> yeah, drew, we're tracking a crash that happened seven hours ago. crews still trying to clean this up. this is in san mateo. northbound 101, the connector to eastbound 92, which of course, would take you across the san mateo bridge, is still shut down. this is a sig alert. this is a semi that possibly took that curve a little too fast and crashed. flipped over, and then we had a fire due to some sparks from that crash as well. so let's get to the latest now. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has been live at the scene all

morning. what's new, matt? >> hi, alexis. since i saw you about 30 minutes ago, another tow truck has arrived on the scene. now they have three tow trucks, and they'll need all of those to get this trailer uprighted. once they do that, they can start cleaning up and open up the on ramp from northbound 101. the cab is now upright, which is good news. first calls came in just after 10:30 last night. the choop says the semi was cliekly going too fast and overturned. the truck was the only vaek involved in the crash. the driver was not injured. sparks from the trailer scraping against the concrete wall on the ramp went over the side and started a fire in the marsh below. that is out. a big problem, how heavy this truck is and what's inside. >> what's inside the tractor trailer? >> at this time, there's produce consisting of lettuce. >> 80,000 pounds of lettuce in there? >> that's what we're being told. yes, a lot of lettuce. >> a tossed salad. >> a lot of lettuce with no ranch dressing or croutons. >> funny if it wasn't such a

mess out here. the westbound ramp and all of highway 92 are open. the only thing closed is the eastbound ramp to 92 from 101. no timetable for when this will be back open. >> thank you, matt. sdploo outrage this morning following president trump's summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> in an effort to improve u.s./russian relations, president trump appeared to side with putin on denials of election meddling, and kenneth is live in washington, d.c. with more. kenneth. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. yes, the white house is in damage control mode this morning. pointing to president trump's tweets saying he has great confidence in the intelligence community, but the u.s. and russia must get along. president trump back at the white house. welcomed by protests after his extraordinary one-on-one with russian president vladimir putin. the president side by side with

the man u.s. intelligence said was behind interference in the 2016 election. >> i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> putin saying we should be guided by facts. but just days ago, special counsel robert mueller's investigation led to the indictment of 12 russian military officers. >> i think it's a shame. >> in his first post-summit comments, the president again appeared to side with putin on fox news. >> we get questions on the witch hunt. and i don't think the people out in the country buy it. >> some of the harshest criticism came from fellow republicans like senator ben says saying this is bizarre and flat out wrong. >> i never thought i would see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> senator john mccain called it one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. >> millions of americans will continue to wonder if the only

possible explanation for this dangerous behavior is the possibility that president putin holds damaging information over president trump. >> putin denied having anything damning on president trump. as for meddling, president trump's own national intelligence director dan coats released a new statement saying that the intelligence community has been clear about russia's ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy. reporting live here in washington this morning, kenneth moton, abc 7 news. >> thank you. happening today, the man accused of posing as a ride share driver and then sexually assaulting his passengers is expected in court. >> this case is now raising questions about immigration policies in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at sfpd headquarters. >> i.c.e. is raising the questions saying this man is here illegally and this is an

examine of how san francisco's sanctuary policy -- sanctuary city policy protects criminals. san francisco police arrested 36-year-old orlando lazo and said they have dna evidence linking him to the crimes. they accuse him of posing as a ride share driver and then taking his victims to other locations and raping them. they say he raped four women in five years and that there could be more victims. lyft released a statement saying, quote, we have confirmed that this person did drive for lyft but as soon as we were made aware of this horrific and deeply disturbing allegations, we immediately deactivated him. uber says he never drove for them. lazo is expected in court today. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. a deadly wildfire burning neario simny national park doubled in size. >> it now covers 9300 acres and

is still only 2% contained. the main entry to yosemite at highway 140 remains closed. so far, no structures have been destroyed but more than 100 are threatened. firefighting efforts have been hampered by heavy smoke in the burn area and very steep terrain. >> calfire crews had the grim job of recovering the body of one of their own yesterday. people in mere aposa county and firefighters lined the road as a procession carrying varney's body passed yesterday. he died as his bulldozer rolled over. crews couldn't get to him yesterday. he was 36 years old, married with two children. >> the owner of a pit bull who bit an east bay fire official in the face could be facing a citation. alameda county fire battalion chief john whiting was responding to a house fire in san leandro on saturday. that's when the dog attacked him. there were 20 dogs inside the

house at the time. and there were no signs of neglect to those animals, but it does violate a county ordinance that only allows residents to have two dogs. the pit bull is still under quarantine. there's also questions about what to do with the other dogs. >> any time you have a lot of dogs and you're not complying with the law, you open yourself up to extra scrutiny. >> whiting has a long road to recovery. he's still at the stanford hospital. a co-worker who visited him says, though, that he's in good spirits, with his wife and son by his side. >> happening today, tour buses could officially be banned outside the "full house" house in san francisco. the sfmta board of directors will decide whether to ban the buses from brodrick street between pine and bush. that's where the fictional tanner family lived in the sitcom. the proposal could impact commercial vehicles with nine or more seats. the goal is to keep traffic moving on the busy street. more people have been stopping

by since "fuller house" debuted on netflix two years ago. >> london breed's replacement on the board of supervisors is on the job this morning. the mayor appointed valley brown as her successor yesterday. brown served as an aide to breed until 2016 when she went to work for the office of economic and workforce development. brown will serve on the board until the next election in november 2019. >> good morning. time now, 5:39 a.m. we're taking you to the south bay right mow. a live look from san jose. good morning. we do have a lot of cloud cover early on this morning. it's a gray start for many. but we'll finish the day with a lot of sunshine. let's take a look at temperatures now. underneath the marine layer, most of us are waking up in the 50s. 59, good morning, hayward. 55 in santa rosa. brentwood also waking up to a temperature of 55. let's go hour by hour. later on this morning, 8:00, future weather suggesting the marine layer is shrinking rather rapidly. most regions by that time seeing

sunnier skies. midday, that cloud cover pulls right back to the coastline. away from the coast, we see a fair amount of sunshine. we'll have a typical spread of summer temperatures into the afternoon. highs today, 69 in san francisco with afternoon sunshine. 76 in oakland. in san jose, 88 degrees later. 93 the high in santa rosa. the next three days. today, we see the typical spread of temperatures. tomorrow, even warmer by a couple of degrees there. especially inland, in the upper 90s. but by thursday, what will be on the increase? the humidity. thursday, it will feel more muggy as we head to the end of the week. early on, we already have issues on the roadways. >> we do. one in particular that we have been following since 10:30 last night. it's still there. so let's take you back to our traffic alert in san mateo. northbound 101 connector to eastbound 92 is still closed. that's still a sig alert, and no estimate on when that will reopen wrrbs this, of course, due to the pliped semi.

we heard the update from matt. 80,000 pounds of lettuce. that semi was hauling a lot of produce. that's the reason they're having so much trouble getting that cleared. apparently, they have four tow trucks on the job at this point. it's a major operation. not a lot of room to work with. there is a detour you can take if you're trying to travel east across san mateo. you can take hillsdale boulevard to edgewater or head up further to foster city boulevard and reconnect with eastbound 92. the surface streets are still looking okay. if it's still there in a couple hours we could have backups start to form. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:41, we haven't gotten official word that the metering lights are on, but i'm guessing they probably are. a quick check of mass transit, 47 trains in service, no delays. and normal service, no delays for capital corridor. >> thanks. mosquitoes are a huge problem in the summer. how crews are using mosquitoes to fight the increase of mosquitoes. and what happens when you and what happens when you give your kids unlimited

this is abc 7 mornings. >> time now, 5:44 a.m. a live look outside exploratorium camera in san francisco. we have a foggy start across the region. temperature wise, underneath that cloud cover, we're waking it is a cool start out the door early this morning. grab the light jacket. let's plan the marine layer for you.

5:00, it's overhead. by 8:30, seeing the cloud cover pull back to the coast. by the afternoon, sunshine for much of the region. we'll look at how warm we get this afternoon and how the weekend is shaping up in the seven-day forecast in four minutes. jessica. >> thank you. uber now facing a government investigation into allegations of gender discrimination. the company is accused of setting up a pay structure that discriminated against female employeed. uber has responded by saying it's changed how it pays workers and also introduced other measures to insure equal treatment of both genders. the equal employment commission has not yet commented. if there are violations, uber could face heavy fines. >> new sexual abuse allegations against a usa diving coach. two former divers just filed a class action lawsuit against usa diving. the ohio state diving club, and the coach. it claims the national governing body of diving ignored

allegations the coach abused them hen they were younger. >> mgm resorts international is suing 1,000 victims of the 2017 las vegas shooting. according to the review journal, it's in an effort to avoid liability claims from the massacre. 58 people died when a gunman opened fire at a country music concert just outside mandalay bay hotel. the company, which owns mandalay bay and the harvest festival venue argues it cannot be held responsible for the deaths and injuries from the shooting and all claims must be dismissed. >> marijuana shops could soon be banned in san francisco's chinatown. supervisor aaron peskin represents the neighborhood. according to the examiner, he introduced the idea, saying he's respecting the wishes of people who live there. yesterday, the land use and transportation committee voted in favor of the ban, it now goes to the full board for a vote next week. >> now to the east bay for the first time the city of pittsburg has approved a commercial cannabis permit.

and this means workers at this warehouse will begin manufacturing a wide array of cannabis based products this fall, including topical creams, ointments, and lotions. canyon laboratories won its commercial cannabis permit with a majority vote from the pittsburg city council. the city negotiated a sliding tax scale with canyon laboratories. and if canyon grosses $10 million, for example, the city will get half a million dollars. >> an effort is under way to use mosquitoes to fight mosquitoes. listen to this. crews in fresno releasing male mosquitoes carrying a back tear you that makes females infertile when they mate. they can infect people with serious diseases. officials say last year, they saw a 68% reduction in the dangerous mosquitoes in just one location. and they expect to see an even greater reduction in biting females this year. officials say if the problem continues to be successful, it

could be used worldwide. >> summertime means extra screen time for a lot of kids who are out of school. >> for parents who often tell their kids to put the tablet down, it can be a struggle. and a family in phoenix, arizona, experimented with an unconventional approach to screen time. they gave their three kids, age 10, 7, and 4, unlimited access for an entire week. an app tracked their usage. >> this is another great example of what happens when they spend too much time on them, and they're coming off them. fighting, taunting. >> the 4-year-old's screen time varied between an hour to six hours a day. while the 10 and 7-year-olds usage levels off at about five hours a day. coming up at 7:00, what the american academy of pediatrics is saying about healthy screen time for kids. it seems like they're very young, using these screens.

"chicago sun-time sometimes you see them very, very little. >> i have an 8-month-old, and his favorite things have screens. he loves iphones, ipads, he loves laptops. they're drawn to it. it's crazy. so yeah, it's a struggle for sure. >> it seems like their eyes just wander to the bright lights. >> mine do. >> mine too. >> do you know what this is? this is an actual book. i had to buy a real book to get myself off the screens at night. so that's what's happening. >> paper. >> it's good. >> proud of you. >> feels nice, right? she's a big reader. >> i love books, too. i like the paper. >> me too. >> weather wise, we're talking about a cool start this morning. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you gray skies overhead. we'll take you outside. oh, boy. golden gate bridge is a foggy commute close to the coast. wouldn't be surprised if folks need to use their windshield wipers for a few minutes. some drizzle likely as well. winds right now, not a huge

issue. the delta breeze in full effect. fairfield, winds of 20 miles per hour. we expect the winds to weaken and they'll remain pretty light. summer spread in full effect. a wide range in temperatures. location is key as to your warmth later on. 65 for half moon bay. inland, you are warm. 96 the high in antioch. 88, the high in san jose. 76 in oakland. 86 in napa. 93 the high in santa rosa. if you're lucky enough to have the day off and hitting the beach, it will be a nice afternoon. sunshine mixing in after morning clouds. 67 for ocean beach. 77 for santa cruz. put on the sunscreen. your ocean water temperature currently 61. here's the seven-day forecast. it's hot inland today. even warmer weather moves in here midweek, but then we're tracking humidity on the rise thursday. going to feel muggy to finish out the weekn friday before cooler air moves in for saturday and sunday. all right, we have traffic issues and traffic alerts. here's alexis with more on that. >> yeah, and namely one that we

have been tracking for, oh, going on 7 1/2 hours at this point. no change in san mateo. northbound 101 connector to eastbound 92. that is still shut down due to a flipped semi that was hauling a lot of produce. about 80,000 pounds of lettuce. so sig alert still in place. you can still use hillsdale boulevard to get back to the bridge there. taking a look at speeds. if you're traveling along the altamont pass area, 7 miles per hour, 11 miles per hour, westbound 205 to 580. i did have you down to about 8 miles per hour on eastbound 580, but for a small stretch. we had roadwork. looks like it may have picked up a couple moments ago. i believe that's in the clearing stages. a quick check outside, here is southbound 680 just before you get to the 24 interchange, and everything looking okay. we'll check out some of the fog coming up next. >> thanks. the athletes who spoke out about sexual abuse alt the hands of gymnastics doctor larry nassar will receive the arthur ashe courage award tomorrow night at the espys. espn said it will honor the

athletes who fought back and spoke out against the doctor who pleaded guilty to molesting women and girls under the guise of treatment. many of his victims gave emotional impact statements about their experiences during his sendings hearing. the espys will air live tomorrow at 7:00 on abc 7. larry beil will be live. you can catch his reports. >> larry got a fun gig. >> new at 6:00, hear from the oakland friends starring in a new movie that is all about oakland. their new interview just out this morning. >> first, the reason some uber drivers are about to get hundreds of dollars. >> plus, speaking of money, wait >> plus, speaking of money, wait until you hear how a 19-y

>> and time now approaching 5:55 on this tuesday morning. a wide range in temperatures today. here's your microclimate. 65 look the coast and half moon bay. downtown san francisco near 70 today. even warmer in the east bay. oakland up to 76. hot inland, you need the ac. 93 in walnut creek. antioch approaching 96 degrees later on this afternoon. warm away from the coast, reggie. >> thank you, drew. the federal trade commission will send nearly $20 million in checks to uber drivers. this is part of a settlement with the ride hailing company. the ftc found uber exaggerated the yearly and hourly income drivers could make in certain cities including san francisco. they claim uber falsely claimed uber x annual income was $74,000 in san francisco and $90,000 in new york.

the average check is about $223. >> he's gone from wonder kid to world champion and now we know he has a heart of cold. france's soccer phenom seen here holding the cup said he'll give a children's charity the entire $500,000 he won for winning the world cup. mbappe is france's youngest world cup player and it was such a big win for them. really cool to see. you and i are both sports fans. he can give that money away. he's got plenty coming in from his career. >> there you go. we won't feel bad for him on that note then. actually, i have good news for our big traffic alert here this morning. let's take you live to san mateo, the northbound 101 connector, check that out, the trailer is up righted. matt keller is live at the scene and we'll hear the latest from him. in the meantime, check out the bay bridge. fog has really settled in, so keep that in mind. that could be a factor for this morning's commute. speaking of fog, let's check in with drew tuma. >> hi, there.

that fog early on, but look at the afternoon. we'll have clouds clearing back to the coast. sunshine away from the coast. 88, san jose. 95, concord. 69 in san francisco. 93 in santa rosa. much of the west coast will be baking later. bakersfield, a hot 105 later on today. >> drew, thank you. new at 6:00, a health alert for anyone who goes to an urgent care center. officials warning you might be getting prescription drugs that you don't need. >> an incredible story. >> an incredible story. a missing woman rescued

good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> right now, a traffic alert at the san mateo bridge. you see there, there was a big rig that was overturned. they have now put it up right, so there's progress. we have been talking athis all morning long. >> really slow progress, but at least they're making some. they have really had a tough time with this one.

we'll takia to the scene in a moment and hear from our reporter on the ground there for us. >> that has been affecting traffic since 10:30 last night. good morning on this tuesday. natasha and mike are off today. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite giving you the active sweep. you can see the gray contour. that's the widespread low cloud cover. the look outside, the tops of the buildings in san francisco essentially cut off by the low cloud cover. your 12-hour day planner today has the gray start. we're cool, in the 50s. but by midday, clearer skies. sun prevails. by 4:00, it is a warmer afternoon than yesterday. 80s around the bay. inland, our warmest spots going into the mid yienlts. we have issues on highway 92. >> i'll show you where we're talking about on the traffic maps. in the san mateo area and the connector from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. so the countercommute direction, but folks who want tod