the lower deck. these joints they are replacing have been there since the 1950s. they will do the work from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. that is how they will cost the least amount of disruption. do be prepared for those closures. >> amy, thank you. it is 4:30. if you are waking up to us. here's a quick look at traffic. >> notice, that's the high pressure sitting on top of us. notice what you don't see no, fog, no low clouds at pier 15 looking back to the west. 51 to 60, that's your pre air-conditioning. 76 to 83. starting to get warm at lunch. 74 to 83 at 7:00.

grab those sunglasses, i hope your air conditioner works. you will need it. this one.us. here's frances. >> i'm looking forward to the if you warmer weather. right now a crash is reported at 101 at marsh. it has already been cleared to the shoulder. here's a live view heading towards the toll plaza. it's delay-free, as amy hollyfield just mentioned, don't slow down for steel plates. i do think people will end up doing that again as they get used to it. traffic westbound, find right now on the left-hand side out of hayward and foster city and san mateo. elsewhere, other drive times looking good as well on the golden bay bridge and san mateo bridge. >> now an abc 7 news live desk update. >> happening right now, president trump is meeting with british prime minister teresa may in london and in just a little more than one hour at 5:45 a.m., the two leaders are

expected to hold a joint news conference, abc news reporter julia macfarlane joins us live with more. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. yes, that's right. yesterday was all about the pomp at the palace. now the two leaders are getting down to business talking shop. today is all about business. as britain leaves the eu it needs brittain and trump more than ever. meetings are expected to cover trade and security. trump knows on this trip he is hosted by a lame duck prime minister. >> i'd like to congratulate you on having done a fantastic job on behalf of the people of the united states. we have been honored to work with you. >> reporter: teresa may will step down in three days. the president indicated who he'd like to replace her. that's not the only approval.

sadiq khan. he has given permission for large scale demonstration a full state reception for trump. there was the inspection of the guards. a tour of the palace with the queen all leading up to that lavish banquet in buckingham palace. the president often predictable on his script. >> she has edmonton e embodied -- she >> we have importance both our countries attach to our relationsh relationship. >> reporter: well, the president and the prime minister are holding those talks in numbers at 10 downing street just down the road from where those

protesters are gathering. the rain putting a little damp inner on it so you can be sure to expect they are the one that have to try their hardest to make their voices known. reporting outside buckingham palace, julia mcfarlane, abc 7 news. >> thank you, appreciate it. starting today, teaches e teachers will hold a rally, the strike is in the 11th school day. they tried to move the meeting to santa clara but their attorney sent a cease and desist letter to let the board know they were violating state law, so the meeting is back in union city. the rally starts at 5:30 tonight with the board meeting at 6:00. happening today, the board of supervisors will consider a controversial idea to force people with mental health problems into treatment programs. they will focus on people who are often homeless.

mayor london breed supports the proposal known as conservativeship. critics claim forcing people to undergo treatment violates their civil rights. today, more training for law enforcement and safety are a few of the things mary car do wants to invest in. he wants to invest $500 for summer learning activities and $750,000 for sexual assault law enforce. training and $1.6 billion for various traffic safety projects. building a better bay area means no cussing on the issues that impact you. for many, that includes the housing crunch. marin county is considering giving public housing residents a path towards owning their current homes. abc 7 kornell bernard explains. >> you grew up here? >> born and raised in this area. went to bayside elementary. >> carole thomas lived in marin

city all her life. her younger years spent in a public housing complex. 32 acres of low rise buildings. eight towers. >> the family is here, our church, our history, our roots are here. >> marin county is working on a plan to rehabilitate the property. officials are considering offering residents a path towards homeownership by giving them a chance to buy their units. >> you have a community that's faced some obstacles historically to homeownership as well. is there a way to move forward with that? >> where they may not have opportunity to buy anywhere else. >> officials say the program would likely be managed from the u.s. department of housing and urban development, allowing lowing in families to purchase a home of their own. >> we don't want to be priced out, or you know what i'm saying. but the opportunity to be had for people tinme bck live here.

>> reporter: they say the pricing area is a win-win. >> you take that families will then begin to flourish. that's what we want to see. we do not want to see any further displacement in our community. >> >> reporter: details are being discussed. families would have to qualify and come up with a small down payment. the injury reports for klay thompson and cla vaughan are not good. san francisco police is honoring the lbgtq community, an audition like none other, meet the nine seniors competing on a famous stage. >> here's a quick look at our forecast. >> start with our inland temperatures, especially the east bay. if you can get the windows opened and get some of that for example cool air in, you will want it tore later on today.

51 at dublin, 57 at concord. everybody else in the low- to mid-60s. diablo, it's 75 degrees. the warm air is lurking off the surface where the heavier cold air is sitting under it right now. we got 60 in mountain view, 58 in villejo and santa rosa, pacifica 51, 54 in oakland, hayward and san carlos. we are looking westbound, we don't have to worry about drizzle like yesterday. cool and hot, ferry rides will be sunny and calmer today. a little warmer also. so 50s, 60s, 70s, from 7:009:00 and 11:00 in the north bay. let's take a look at the east bay, along the shore line, we got 50s through 7:00. near 70s at noon. a comfortable 69 at 7:00. check out the low-to-mid-70s in san francisco today and that's from about noon all the way through gvenme tempes

i willou ttomg up. fiho here. >> i am looking forward to that. >> i'd like to hear that. >> we have a good ride. there have been a few problems reported out there. we'll start off on the peninsula. an accident reported in menlo park north 101 at marsh. southbound 101 through palo alto to mountain view. road work scheduled until 5:00 so that should be clearing in the next 20 minutes. we are picking up slowing in the northbound direction as you make your way through palo alto. here's a live shot. southbound traffic on the right-hand side heading towards highway 24. there was an earlier wrong way driver on southbound 242. >> that one is being cleared at this moment, getting a little crowded, delay-free westbound 80

okay. let's take a look at what's going on around the state today. look at those upper 90s through the central valley, triple digits in palm springs, check out los angeles and san diego, whatever, we're about 70 with afternoon sunshine, warmer in monterey than l.a., 72. still have some thunderstorms. today you can see the area shaded, it shrinks again tomorrow. after tomorrow, no more thunder boomers too look off in the

distance, i seen those billowing nebulous cumulus clouds off in the distance, the breeze is relaxed. still 61 sea. back closer to average, sunday if tahoe, 70 degrees. >> this morning i'm keeping my eye on things across the country where the virginia beach municipal center will reopen today. it has been four days since the gunman opened fire inside the building killing 12 people, building two where the shooting took place will be closed indefinitely. the suspected shooter 40-year-old dewayne craddock was killed during a shootout with the police. he worked there for 15 years and sent in a resignation letter hours before the rampage. authorities very still investigating a plotive for the shooting. >> thank you. the warriors may be missing half of the splash brother for the nba finals.

>> klay thompson hurt himself in the fourth quarter in the win over the raptors. he will test it out before tomorrow's game to see if he can play. clavaughan looney -- looney, it is possible kd could come back if game three. he is considered more likely to return for game four on friday. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors. game three is tomorrow in oakland. abc 7 news sports director larry biel will be live. our coverage begins tomorrow on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pre game show at 5:00 and nba countdown at and nba finals after the game. june is pride month, it's the uprising. gay men fought back against

police in 1969 stonewall uprising in new york. now things have obviously changed. police officers are celebrating pride with the community. san francisco police are the first law enforcement agency to wear these pride patches. you may spot the sfpd pride car patrolling city streets this month. >> it's so cool. i feel so proo proud about the city because they're supporting you know faye rights. >> being one with the lbgtq community and showing our support and being there for pride month. it's a great thing. we're super excited about it. >> abc news was at san francisco hall yesterday when mayor london breed and leaders raised the pride flag on the mayor's balcony. >> in today's google doodle separates 50 years of pride. it shows us all tolled through the lens of the involving and international pride parade. the artists say they wanted to pick the parade, itself, and

show it's momentum. they fed cebration arod theworld. thcommunity. a bay teenager one of several national bee champions is in for a hero's lcome. for t 13-year-old and his fellow champions on "live" yesterday, he is a 7th grader in san jose. he is due to fly into sfo tonight and be back in school tomorrow. on thursday he is headed to hollywood for an appearance on jimmy kimmel live you can catch right at 11:00 on abc 7 news. artists put their talents on the line for a major scholarship prize. ♪ . >> sing to the back row. he is a senior from sacred heart prep performing later from the

musical. hits performance won him $15,000 for the silver foundation and beach blanket babylon scholarship for the arts protest. >> it's really changed their lives. they all come back. and we hear what they're doing you know as they graduate and stuff. so it's wonderful. >> the other two winners are from clayton county for dance and from nevada high school for acting. >> a lot of talent. goodness gracious. we are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike nikko. >> thanks, a clear san jose, 58 degrees. northbound on 87 east of the shark tank, building summer heat today and tomorrow, it will be cool at the coast. it will be hot inland. so we'll have a 30, 35 degree

spread across those areas, winds of change bring us back down to spring-like levels thursday and friday, a refreshing break. then the heat peaks again sunday and into monday. here's a look at the satellite you definitely see. look at that you've shore breeze, the lack of clouds right here. that's why it's going to be so warm today away from the coast. let's take a look. we got 79 in santa cruz, 84 as cool as it gets, 88 in san jose, head up to the peninsula, millbrae 77 degrees. mid- to upper-60s along the coast. low to mount 70s in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito, mid through upper 80s, santa rosa, cal as to ga north -- calistoga north, everybody else in the low- to mid-80s. you move into the east bay valleys, 92 todeee i sure hope the air conditioner is working. here's a look at my accuweatherw

60s tomorrow morning, we'll repeat the high temperatures. look at that mainly 70s for thursday and friday. the 90s come back. some warmth. 70s at the coast by monday. good morning, everyone, traffic is looking good out there. we are seeing more crowding on the freeway. emeryville, headlights move westbound there, it's crowded headed towards the toll bay plaza, it's backed up to the end of the parking lot. so the drive time right now on that 80 stretch from highway 4 to the maze is an easy, breezy 17 minutes and a 9 minute drive across the bridge. southbound 101 is an 11-minute ride. so lots of green out there. but there were a couple problems on the peninsula, north 101, they're supposed to clear some roadwork in the next ten minutes, both directions of palo alto mountain view, a crash still off to the right-hand side.

elsewhere, pretty quiet and pretty typical. >> thank you, frances a company that runs medical tests on tense of millions of people may have exposed their personal information. twitter goes crazy over a man spotted wearing his air pods upside down. here's tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes, a security breach at one of the biggest labs in the country. >> quest diagnostics says 1,200 people may have had their personal information exposed. a bill vendor is hacked, potentially compromising bank accounts and medical information. it's the end of an era, apples shuts down itunes. >> the platform helps transform the music industry. it's replaced by apple music, apple podcast and apple tv. a man is sparking debate because of how he wears his air pods. >> a technology writer tweeted this image showing him wearing his buds upsidedown. it's retweeted thousands of

times. some say it makes sense, some say intervene. >> i think that's your tech bytes. >> have a great day. >> it's the new like do you wash your legs in the shower debate? that's a twitter storm every week. >> by the way, you should wash your legs, in case are you wondering. i went on a whole rant about that a couple weeks ago. san francisco's delays center is a couple month from opening with fabulous food for us to enjoy. >> san jose cracks down on ille

. one more day to wait for dubs on 7. tomorrow 6:00 over at oracle. 74 when you are walking in, 65 when you are leaving. even with all those injuries, feeling good about tomorrow's game. hopefully you are, too. >> thanks, mike. in the south bay, san jose is cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city has activated its online system that allows people to file reports of people using illegal fireworks. san jose if recent years has seen a spike in fireworks around the fourth of july. last year people filed 1,100 reports for the online system. it resulted in four citations, 88 warnings. the ratio. >> room for improvement? >> there you go. >> it's an opportunity. >> there you go. >> 4:54. the warriors are making room for

bay area lovers. they are finding area around chase center called thrive city. they include high energy food hall, oakland's belly and cooks up fusion food and dumpling time, we serve up japanese dishes and goth roadside and nacoria, which specializes in nachos. i want a nachoria. something to think about, look before your lock. we have entirely too many infants, deaths if you will, due to hot cars. average is like 38 per year. 90 degrees outside, 20 minutes in your car because of the sun, warming it like a greenhouse, 119, get up to 30 minutes, 124 degrees in your car. an hour, 133 degrees suffocating weather inside the car. so if you can, find some shade for your own safety and if you

have a black car like i have, hello, steering wheel gets really hot. remember, look in the back seat before you lock. tomorrow will be just ased hot as today. then look what happens thursday, 60s, 70s, 80s, sharply cooler and breezy, just a touch cooler for friday, 60s, 70s, 80s. it won't last. you know the heat is happening this weekend. more on that coming up. a few crash in the north bay, this is interesting. the santa rosa area, apparently a car swerved to avoid a deer. injuries have been reported. they seem to be minor, this is on staal calistoga road, keep that in mind, lanes may be blocked. of course, the big slowdown right now is through the altamonte pass, headed there out of tracy, traffic is at a crawl westbound 35 on to westbound 580. so as we check out drive times or your rather mass transit a great way to go. bart, ace and cal-trans reporting no delays. here's a live shot of 101.

southbound looking good to the golden gate bridge. 101 also delay free through the 880 interchange for headlights moving northbound. the traffic has picked up through mountain view and palo alto because of earlier road wor >> get it, get it. that's palo alto school resource officer showing off his dance moves over the weekend. oh my gosh, all the fortnight moves. the 8th graders held their promotion celebration. someone challenged brad young to a competition and he accepted. he definitely proved he has been watching some videos. >> that's nice. a nice moment. all right. while you were sleeping, apparently your iphone may have been share, your da that what you need to know ability hidden app trackers. i'm watching things closely across the pon ri minister teresa

may. look at these live images coming in. heels not getting a warm welcome. big protests as we speak. also a sheriffs captain is escorted from her job in tears and stripped of her badge over a barbecue grill. >> a live look outside this morning, thanks,