temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and mike tells us the areas expected to reach the 90s today. again. good morning on this wednesday, july 12th. >> i hope you have a friend with air conditioning. >> june 12th. it's still june. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. this will end eventually, right? >> it will end and it will start today along the coast in san francisco this afternoon and the rest of us will feel it tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. the reason we're so warm not only the record highs from yesterday but mother nature pulled a blanket in the form of clouds and keeping the heat on top of us. they're high clouds not the marine clouds that would signify that the cooling sea breeze is here. we're 60 at the coast. 80 to 88 degrees by noon. still in the 60s at the coast and still pretty coasty at 7:00.

especially inland. everybody else in the 60s and 70s. that's when the sea breeze really starts to take over. here is alexis. >> i have a few updates. westbound 80 near university, so down into berkeley/emeryville area. they did just run a traffic break. hopefully that little bit of red will clear out quickly and drive times is impacting. about 13 across the bay bridge. metering lights should be flipping on. southbound 101, you're still in the green at nine minutes. >> we are still dealing with hot temperatures and people around the bay area have been coping with sweltering conditions on b.a.r.t. trains, transit delays and power outages. >> anser hassan live.

good morning, anser. >> reporter: you may want to give yourself extra time. passengers complaining about hot trains and the heat has been causing problems to the b.a.r.t. tracks. it has been so hot that the heat caused b.a.r.t. tracks to expand making for bumpy rides where the joints were not lining up. b.a.r.t. has had probles with track switches not moving into the proper position meaning b.a.r.t. trains have to slow way down if not come to a complete stop until the switch was made. crews had to set up portable air eqom oting. from passengers this meant long lines in the heat and long delays. many complained it was hotter than out on the streets. >> stopped in front of an empty lot for like ten minutes and then it went really slow like i

could have run along the track. >> it's in the 90s. >> reporter: temperatures are expected to be cooler today, it may not be as bad. no delays here. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we are tracking new details in the asbay. police say they shot and killed a 56-year-old man at his home. the shooting happened in san leandro at a home on martin boulevard. sky 7 flew overhead as police surrounded the house yesterday afternoon. one officer shot a man on the front porch after an incident in that neighborhood. >> the caller that called 911 stated to the dispatcher that this individual was walking up and down the street wielding the machete and at one point dropped his pants and exposed his genitals to small children that were on the street as well.

>> police say officers tried to reason with the suspect for five minutes. they say he dropped the machete but thenlaed another object and pointed it at officers. a nine-year veteran of the department thought it was a gun and opened fire. the alameda county d.a.'s office is investigating the shooting. >> now on abc 7 news live desk update. this morning marks three years since the pulse nightclub shooting. i want to show you new video we have from overnight. vigils held even at 2:00 when the shooting happened and you'll remember a gunman murdered 49 people and hurt 53 others at the pulse nightclub in orlando. there are a series of events today to remember those victims. not only was there something held overnight but at noon bells will be tolled 49 times to commemorate the life of each person who died. and as i mentioned things are happening throughout today. there's going to be a large ceremony open to the public tonight at the closed down club. reggie, back to you. >> that was such a horrible day.

thank you, jessica. san francisco mayor london breed will face six challengers in the mayoral race. here are the candidates who filed to be on the ballot by the deadline. a public health worker, joel ventresca, wilma pang, robert jordan, a street minister along with paul robertson and gene david schu. mayor breed took the office after mayor lee's sudden death. happening today san francisco's plan to charge tourists on lombard street faces its first major test. the committee will vote on whether to implement the pilot program. it would require tourists to make a reservation and pay. transit officials are still working out the details including how much they would charge and how the reservations would be made. basically everything. ride share zones are creating

confusion at sfo and some long wait times. >> abc 7 news went to the airport as travelers and drivers navigated their way through this change. last week the ride share zone was moved to the fifth floor of the domestic garage. there was chaos sunday night with people waiting 30 minutes or longer. sfo says that is one of the busiest times. a vehicle stalled. >> you want to get in and out. >> it's difficult for me and the customer as well. >> people aren't happy. both uber and lyft blame the longer wait times on increased traffic at the airport. >> taxis are like -- >> they get to go right up to departure. >> come back to us. san francisco's beloved tamale lady will have a day dedicated to her legacy. she passed away last year. the 65-year-old was known for visiting mission district bars with her rolling cooler full of

tamales. according to "the examiner" hillary ronan is working on a proposal to honor here. let's take a look at what's going on outside. you can see we have a day that will see a little bit of the transition in the forecast. the closer you are to the coast is where we'll feel the sea breeze. let's talk about how mild it is this morning. 69 in walnut creek. everybody else in the low to mid-70s in the east bay until you get to concord, brentwood, upper 70s. the mid-80s in antioch and pittsburg. my goodness. low to mid-70s from san francisco, napa, vallejo, all the way down both stiides of th bay shore. one of the milder spots, 63 in santa rosa. the golden gate bridge. the worst setup. we have high clouds this morning, holding in the heat from yesterday and then we'll peel off the clouds and get

full-on sun. that's why it's going to be hot once again with unhealthy air if you're going to be outside. you can head to the coast. that's where we'll be in the 60s and low 70s. so the relief is there. it's just mainly at the coast today. here in the north bay, 65 at 7:00. we'll have a few clouds and 84. the low to mid-90s, down to 80 at 7:00. and then in the east bay we're looking at temperatures that will ramp up to near 80. hang out in the low to mid-80s this afternoon. but a refreshing 73 by 7:00. that's about the same as our temperatures right now. and in san francisco we'll make a run up to 80. here is alexis. good morning, mike. going to take you back to our emeryville camera where traffic g the maze. we did have an earlier crash in the richmond area and an update from chp that they are actually blocking the central avenue off ramp in that area. the main line is back open.

southbound 680, six minutes. another eight minute drive westbound 24, walnut creek to highway 13. definitely heavy out of the central valley. we're still in the yellow 580 tracy to dublin. that's coming in at 45 minutes. thank you. up next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> a new feature on facebook. the alert that will make it easier for you to help others. >> uber launching uber air. the city t

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coming up on 5:12. here are the 7 things to know before you go. if you want relief today, you have to go to the coast, mainly 70 there to 80 in santa cruz. another day of 80 and 90 degree highs. all of us get the heat relief tomorrow. number two, many people in the east bay certainly looking forward to the eventual cooler temperatures after the recent power outages. thousands of customers lost power yesterday and the heat also caused delays on b.a.r.t. number three, as kevin durant awaits his mri results today his mom is speaking to "good morning america." she's, of course, talking about her son's injury, calling him a true warrior after k.d. hurt himself in game five. sentencing in the college cheaheng admitted to accepting $610,000 in bribes from college

applicants. number five from our live desk, a live look at hong kong where you can still see hundreds of people on the street after a night of protests. there are police there with riot gear and tear gas. a bill that would allow criminals to be extradited to mainland china. we've had one issue on the roads so far this morning. that was a problem in richmond. westbound 80 at central avenue. the crash was moved to the off ramp. now it sounds like it is back open. >> peace at last between katy perry and taylor swift. perry shared this photo of a plate of cookies on instagram suggesting the years long feud behind the two singers is now in the past. and fans are raising the possibility of perry and swift collaborating. >> a lot of people asking is that the name of their

single? what's going through your mind? >> a i'm going to write a whole essay about it. today marks the anniversary. >> ron goldman's sister is revisiting the case in a podcast just released overnight. here are the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," an abc news exclusive. >> the trial of the century is now finally over. >> reporter: 25 years ago today nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were brutally murdered. this morning on "gma" goldman's father, fred, and sister kim are opening up live to robin roberts about everything from that moment in the courtroom -- >> we the jury in the above entitled action find orenthal simpson not guilty. >> reporter: to kim goldman's new mission, a podcast where she reinterviews the trial's most infamous players. >> did you ever talk to simpson after the murders? >> o.j. pulled me into the kitchen by myself and said you

know i was here with you and i said, no, i dot.just kind of sh th ihink he reptehat thnsmit a.m. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. and this is brand-new at 5:00 a.m. facebook introducing a new feature to increase blood dough facial donations when blood supplies are running low. it will be available across the country. today it is starting here in the bay area as well as chicago, new york city, baltimore, and washington, d.c. it's good timing because world blood donor day coming up this friday. back to you. >> thank you. target is recalling some kids' rain boots because the unicorn hone pose as choking hazard. hey, jessica. >> hi there.

>> we're still on you. >> yes. >> we like you. >> there we go. no, wrong video. >> something else. >> shall i tell but this or should we move on to the uber story? >> you said something about unicorn horns and that got my attention. >> i really just wanted to tell you about the unicorn horns. there are these shoes with unicorn horns on them and, unfortunately, a dozen people say the horn can fall off of the shoe. the company sold 29,000 pairs. they're made by cat and jack kids sizes 5 to 12, reggie. >> okay. >> kids can choke on it. if you have a pair return them to target for a refund. >> never trust a unicorn. >> never trust it. >> i have said that for how many years? >> forever. why don't you take the next story. new details on uber's flying taxi service. melbourne, australia, will be the first to allow test flights starting next year. uber previously announced it will test fly taxis in l.a. and dallas. they may reduce road construction, commercial

operations could begin as soon as 2023. i'll do it as soon as all of you do it first. i'll watch you from the ground. >> i mean, to beat the traffic, amazing. it's got me scared, mike. >> well, yeah, especially the way a helicopter flies and the issues we've had lately with those. i'm going to wait a while. let them shake out all the kinks and stuff hopefully safely. 74 in san jose under cloudy conditions. we look north on 87 up to mineta san jose international. more sunshine this afternoon on this spare the air day. sleep better tonight as the low clouds and milder temperatures roll in. we'll have seasonal highs thursday, friday and saturday before another warming trend on father's day. today low to mid-90s through most of the south bay. 88 in milpitas, the cool spot. 80s the coolest we get on the peninsula.

millbrae. and we'll be right near 70 along the coast. notice the clouds creeping in as we head into the afternoon hours. mid-70s almost to 80 degrees before we start to see a decrease in the heat later on today in san francisco. definitely going to be milder by the evening hours than it is this morning. temperatures 83 to 94 from san rafael to santa rosa. look from calistoga northward mid to upper 90s. along the east bay shore, 85 in san leandro and oakland and still touching 100 in many neighborhoods. here we are at 7:00. watch the warm temperatures spread across our neighborhoods as we head to 3:00. here comes the sea breeze. watch them retreat into the evening hours. 50s and 60s for highs and then 60s, 70s and 80s tomorrow through saturday. the 90s return sunday. and stick around through next week.

alexis? w recovery mode through the richmond area, westbound into berkeley. things are looking better. we had a three-car crash briefly around central avenue. they have cleared that to the off ramp. that is partially blocking the ramp. it is fully cleared but we are looking at somehose folks caught in that delay. we should be improving here soon. northbound 101 between san antonio and oregon expressway. all of those lanes were set to reopen at 5:00 this morning. looks like we are still stop and go in the area. hopefully all those cones are clear or will be in the next few minutes. westbound 580 tracy into dublin, 47 minutes for your drive time. one of the slowest so far. westbound 4 antioch to concord holding on to the green at 17. and no delays southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco. >> thank you. after 47 seasons the golden state warriors will leave this oakland alameda county arena they've called home ending an era with a golden good-bye. a special about the workers and

fans that the team calls the sixth player. >> we created a fan base, you know. oakland was on the map. it wasn't really san francisco or the bay at that time. it was oakland. >> reporter: david mcdonald is one of those sixth players. >> i grew up walking distance from the coliseum, so there were times when i used to as a little boy tell my mom, i'm going to the ballpark, and she would think that i'm going to the field which is right up the street. my mom didn't know i was going to the coliseum and didn't have no money in my pocket as a kid, but we had ways of either getting in or some of the g che let us into the game. that's what i'm talking about! >> reporter: these days he doesn't have to sneak in. he has tickets.

he's sad to see the warriors leave oakland, but he recognizes the team deserves more than what the oakland arena offers. >> they've outgrown it. they've outgrown that particular market. san francisco is basically the dot-com, the tech. there's more money to be made by going to san francisco. i think it's a great business decision. it's a shame that it has to come to that, but, you know, that's prevalent throughout all sports. >> that was eric thomas reporting. it's a nice way to honor, though, the sixth players, right, on that team. you can watch 47 seasons a golden good-bye on all abc 7 platforms including amazon fire. worth watching. the san francisco museum of modern art is teaming up with the works of art.

an official announcement is expected late earp today. one of the pieces will include a twisting and turning 700-pound mobile by alexander calder. warriors president rick welch says this will be the first time a professional sports fan has joined forces with a major metropolitan museum to place art at a stadium. it's basically right down the street. >> mobile? i haven't said that word since junior high. ken durant's mom talks about her son's injury in game five. that's an abc news exclusive. >> the world's highest paid athletes and the two bay area stars that made the top ten. >> also, a blow-out win. the rec

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he made "forbes" new list of the highest paid athletes. two warriors cracked the top ten. you can see steph curry and kevin durant are ninth and tenth on the list making about $80 million over the last year. aaron rodgers comes in at number seven bringing in about $90 million. the top three are soccer stars, each making $100 million. >> lock at lebron. he's beating out both of ours guys. who is in the finals? coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including restaurant challenge, how one company is encouraging you to put your phone away for your entire meal. is that even possible? >> i don't know how you would do that. >> reporter: kevin durant will never play here at oracle again. he's now in new york. so is his mother, wanda duran,

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it's come to this, everyone. >> here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> it's one of the few meals i won't look at my phone during, pizza. >> that's what gets you? >> yeah. >> because you're so intently focused on the pepperoni? >> yes, sir. >> i understand that. >> you know me so well, reggie. we have good air quality but that could change later on today. another spare the air. limit driving cars or anything that burns fossil fuels. the coast 60 but the rest of us near 70 this morning. we get the hot sunshine. they kept us warm overnight. 80s and 90s away from the coast. san francisco will also drop from about 80 to the 70s this threefs almost here, alex us. >> we're ready for it, mike.

metering lights were turned on early. 5:16 the official time. it is a spare the air day. if you can car-pool or use mass chance it that is recommended. we have a 15-minute delay due to a power outage this morning. trains are running but they are trying to make up the schedule. highway 4 to the maze. we have bounced back from the earlier kratch in richmond. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo in the green at ten minutes. hearing from kevin durant's mom this morning as he is getting ready to get results from his mri. the fear is he tore his achilles tendon. >> the team practices for their last game vowing to do it for k.d. that's where amy hollyfield is for us this morning. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. she just finished an emotional interview. let's get right to it. this is her first interview since her son was hurt.

>> emotionally is tough for him. physically you all saw he went down. he's having a tough time right now. you were watching on tv when this happened. i can't imagine as a mother what was going through your mind. >> of course i was excited because he was doing so well and then when it happened i kind of sunk and i was just glued on him and glued on his eyes to see how he was doing. still kind of hurtful to see the anguish in his eyes. >> reporter: her son, kevin durant, went down in game five in toronto and the fear is that he tore his achilles tendon. that would mean surgery and being out for 9 to 12 months. he is in new york right now where he's going to get an mri. the team is back here in oakland. the team getting ready for game six. now we know that ken durant will

never play here at oracle again. his mother, wanda, also told "good morning america" about her faith and how it's getting her through all of this. you can hear the complete interview coming up after our morning show on "good morning america." amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> all of us thinking of k.d. thank you for bringing that to us. abc 7 the only place you can watch the warriors, game six is tomorrow in oakland. larry beil will be live with sports reporter mindi bach and reporter jobina fortson. our coverage begins at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 at 5:00. nba countdown at 5:30 and then game six of the nba finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. happening right now in hong kong there are large protests outside the government headquarters. i want to show you these live images.

we're zoomed in so you can't seep the hundreds of people that are further down on the street. there are police here with riot gear as well. and there are some reports this morning of people being hurt. it's unclear how many people have been hospitalized but there have been ambulances out there taking folks away from the scene. they are protesting a bill that would allow people to be taken to hong kong china for trial. hong kong was guaranteed its own social, legal, and political systems for 50 years starting in 1997 when the former british colony was returned to china. the communist party has been forcing legal changes. protesters say they infringe upon that deal and obviously this is a big protest happening and making international headlines. former sailing coach faces

sentencing in the college cheating scandal. he admitted to accepting $610,000 in bribes from college applicants. prosecutors want him to serve 13 months. none of the students who paid him money actually got in to stanford and he did not pocket the money. it went to the sailing program. his sentencing is the first among the 22 people who pled guilty or have agreed to do so. >> the sales force transit center is going to reopen july 1st. sort of. officials shot it down in september after workers found cracks in two support beams. an independent panel signed off on repair work. while the building technically reopens in july buses won't be back that soon. >> we have to remove ceiling covers and inspect. we need time to put the covers back before we can allow them to use the bus plaza.

>> the park on the roof of the transit center will be open july 1st. this record setting heat has been especially hard on people who lost their power the past couple of days. >> thousands of people in cities like orinda, oakland and berkeley dealt with power outages yesterday. some neighborhoods had also lost power on monday. just misery this is a live look at out power outages reported right now. most are in the east bay and along the peninsula. more than 17,000 customers were without power at one time or another yesterday. that left a whole lot of people just to sweat it out without electricity. >> b.a.r.t. is trying to prevent heat related delays. trains were forced to slowdown because heat causes tracks to expand. some cars had to be pulled out of service because of overheating.

5:36 now. forget facebook, forget instagram. tweens have a new favorite social platform and we are old. a new arena and a new look. the logo the warriors will be sporting next season. >> one man's excuse for having his phone strapped to his steering wheel. >> yeah, they don't like it when you do that. here is a live look outside of the embarcadero at 5:37. we get a check now with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we'll take a look at the temperatures in san francisco. you can see they are comfortable to kind of uncomfortable. let's ramp them up once again, get the update. you can see we have low to mid-60s around crissy field, ocean beach. 68 in the sunset. it's been unbearable. the hot spot the last couple days nearing 100. and then low 70s elsewhere. i promise you tomorrow you will

definitely have cooler weather. in fact, you will sleep much better in san francisco. 64 in daly city. mid-60s around petaluma and hela look at what's going on as far as your commute. you need the ac just about all day. this is the first time i think i've driven to work with the air-conditiair conditioner on the entire way. calm and warm. it's a spare the air day. try to limit your travel if you can. 70s on the peninsula. 80s by 10:00 and nearing 90 this afternoon but dropping down to 78 by 7:00. here is a look at the east bay valleys. mid to upper 90s from noon through 6:00. dropping to 85 at 7:00. let's say what the south bay does, 70s through 7:00. mid-80s to near 90 by noon. low to mid-90s and you'll drop down to 80 at 7:00. we're going to get rid of the 80s and 90s after today for a few days.

first i want to bring alexis in. >> we do have police activity. this is one of our areas of the morning that doesn't ramp up until later. you can see flashing lights. the right lane is blocked. keep an eye on that. it's not a major traffic issue. a delay in the daly city direction. they had an earlier power related issue. it sounds like the power would not come on when it was supposed to. normal service is resuming and a quick check. that backup from some earlier road work has c

a graduation today in hayward. graduation starts under mostly sunny skies and much more comfortable 75 this afternoon. congratulations and have a great time. all the heat a little bit milder. temperature will drop into the 60s late this afternoon.

you can see clouds here, also. a chance of thunderstorms begins tomorrow and continues for friday and saturday in tahoe. if the 2020 election were held today president trump would likely lose according to a brand-new poll. it says the president trails six democrats. joe biden holds the biggest advantage with 53% of likely voters supporting him. 40% support president trump. bernie sanders, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg and cory booker are also ahead of the president. california and nine other states are trying to block t-mobile's from sprint. a suit to prevent the $26.5 billion acquisition arguing the bid would drive up prices for cell phone service.

tweens say rts social kids log on to the game more than they do youtube, netflix and facebook. players participate in community events in the virtual world. it has more than a quarter billion active players and neither reggie nor i participate. >> i have never tried it. have done the dance and that's not great either. it's an extreme case of distracted driving. a police officer pulled over a man who attached his phone to the steering wheel. >> so you can't have that. that is so dangerous. >> the driver showed the officer how he did it with a strap on his phone case. police say the man was watching the world cup cricket game while speeding down the highway. 5:44. a central valley pizza parlor giving away free food.

there is a catch. you have to lock up your cell phone during your entire meal. could you do it? the curry pizza company is calling it the talk to each other discount. customers place their phones in a basket. an employee puts it in a locker. if you complete the challenge, you get free pizza on your next visit. the goal is to get friends and family to focus on each other instead of their phones. i think some of the high-class, expensive restaurants say they're frustrated. the chefs are giving you the food, it's best when hot and people are busy. getting that flat lay. >> what does that mean? >> the flat lay of instagram. >> what's a flat lay? >> that's a beautiful aerial photo of your food and/or makeup or whatever. come on, reggie. >> i've never known of this. where have i been? >> up food is cold by the time you eat it. >> i've never heard of that. >> no. that's all i want to talk about now. what we were talking about?

pizza. >> i was walking over here when you were talking about this. so you just have to put your phone away and get a free pizza next time. totally in. >> let gonzales to fresno. >> i'm going to eat you out of restaurant and home. >> we're all coming. >> coming for you. and who wants some nice, cold drinks to go with that, also? these are not the clouds you're looking for if you wanted heat relief last night. high clouds, mid level clouds that kept a blanket on top of us and another reason we're waking up in the 60s, 70s and 80s. now these will go away and then the sun comes out and that will build upon these warm lows until late this afternoon when the heat starts to moderate at the coast and san francisco. this is a spare the air day, also. come sunday, looks like warming temperatures once again. 88 in milpitas. as you head to the coast, 80 at santa cruz.

80 at millbrae. the milder spot. we'll be right near 70 for highs today. i think temperatures will drop this afternoon at the coast and also as we near 80 in san francisco temperatures will drop a little bit this afternoon, also. temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s through the north bay and then we get to santa rosa northward, mid to upper ninlts. 83 to 89, your spread along the east bay shore. we'll still deal with some 100-degree temperatures. a look at the cloud cover at 7:00 this morning. notice the building of the warm colors by 3:00 and then watch them quickly scurry back into the central valley so 50s and 60s tonight. back where we should be. sleep well, no more crowdiness. we'll be well rested for the sixth game here and friday we'll celebrate. >> thank you, mike. we are looking at sky 7 on their way to the scene of police

activity we should have a better idea what is going on. right now it's not causing too much of a delay. it's blocking one lane. a look at some delays getting out of the central valley. a long line of red from 205 to 580. 12 miles an hour as you get into the altamont pass area. heavy today. i hear some better news. we're in the green. northbound 17 to los gatos. the warriors logo is familiar with sports fans, with the eastern span prominently displayed. this is about to change. the team's new logo on the right. is that the golden gate bridge now? s.f. gate saying this is a more

details version. i mean, i feel like to the rest of the world that could be misinterpreted as the golden gate bridge. >> hmm. >> let us know what you think. >> i'm confused. now i'm looking at the eastern part of the bay bridge and that's not what it looks like. that drawing. >> it's not quite accurate. not quite to scale. >> i don't think so. an hbo show "hard knocks." training camp with the oakland raiders will premiere in august. what it takes to make it in the nfl. a 30-person crew will shoot >> l that000 hours of footage ia >> about her future saying she wants to be a mom and promises more music is coming.

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ballpark. 68 at 6:45. dropping down to 60. tomorrow the finals, game six. another must win. the last game at oracle for the dubs. 64 at 9:00. or can you watch it right here, dubs on 7. notice the temperatures tomorrow, 90s gone. 60s and 70s around the bay. 70s and 80s inland. we do it again friday and saturday. sunday the 90s start to creep back in and it gets warmer next week. i don't see any 100s after today. a check on the morning commute. hi, alexis. a typical backup. 5:16 the official time. we have not had any blocking issues on the bridge all morning. car-pool lanes are open. highway 4 to the maze, an earlier crash at central avenue is long gone. that is filling back in.

25 minutes for you. 14-minute drive. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo still in the green at nine minutes. >> thank you. 5:54 now. tesla ceo elon musk says it won't be long before the company will have a car with a 400-mile range on the road. he made the announcement during the shareholders meeting in mountain view. musk says that some time next year drivers will be able to use self-driving features in their vehicles without intervention. he also says all teslas built since october 2016 will have autonomous driving capability. exposing a lot of skin in an exhibit. you might learn something. >> skin, living armor. it uncovers the secret powers of skin from thick rhino hides to those of sharks and other creatures. one unsettling stop lets you take a peek at the organisms crawling all over your skin. >> no matter how hard you scrub or wash your face, you're not

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now at 6:00, sweltering heat across the bay area. the hot weather causing power outages and problems for public transit. when are we finally going to get the relief? it's coming. we've been promised. >> maybe not today but it is coming. good morning on this wednesday, june 12th. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. let's take a look at what happened overnight. the high clouds came in and blanketed us and kept the heat in our neighborhoods. that's why we're still in the 60s, 70s and 80s this morning. is this the sea breeze, the marine layer clouds?

it's not and that's why we're warm once again. you'll notice the difference at the coast and around san francisco and the rest of us will get it tomorrow. 60 at the coast. we stay in the 60s at the coast. temperatures in san francisco will fall. the rest of us will hit 86 to 96. alexis? >> all right. good morning, mike. we are looking live at golden gate bridge. we do have police activity mpacting the far right lane on the northbound side. that is the counter commute direction this time of day and that is pretd pretty light. just something we're watching but right now it's not a big traffic impact. tracy into dublin, unfortunately you're in the red. no particular reason for this. just a lot of folks on the same

corridor, 54 minutes for you.