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.

680 in the green. northbound 85 to cupertino in the green at 16 minutes. people in many parts of the bay area will soon be dealing with those hot temperatures today. >> people have been coping on b.a.r.t. trains. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan lie in the b.a.r.t. station for us. good morning. >> reporter: it's been a bit of a slow start. there was a power outage earlier due to some maintenance work. this pattern has caused system wide problems for b.a.r.t. trains and b.a.r.t. tracks. it has been so hot that the heat caused tracks to warp making for a bumpy ride. b.a.r.t. had problems with switches meanin they would have to slow way down if not come to a complete stop until the switch

was made. crews had to set up portable air conditioners for the trains' control rooms to keep the equipment from overheating. this meant long lines in the heat and delays on trains. many complained of hotter temperatures on trains than out on streets. they said with the cooler temperatures there may not be as many problems with b.a.r.t. so far no delays at this station. >> we have learned that mountain view will not ban overnight parking for rvs for now. at the live desk i've been following a city council meeting that lasted until 3:30 this morning. it ended while you were sleeping. at the heart of the issue many homeless people who live in rvs and trailer homes parked on city

streets. the city considered banning overnight parking but opponents, including the aclu, say that's unconstitutional. dozens rallied outside of city hall last night and after hearing comments from the public held a long discussion. by the way, there were a lot of people commenting. councilmembers decided to have staff research the health and safety concerns related to long-term rv parking. they're tabling it, revisiting the issue later. back to you. it is 6:03. we have new details in a deadly officer involved shooting in the east bay. 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. you can see sky 7 flew overhead as police were surrounding it yesterday afternoon. one officer shot a man on the front porch after an incident in the 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 had dropped his pants and exposed his genitals to small children that were on the street as well. >> police say that officers tried to reason with the suspect for five minutes. they say he dropped his machete but then flashed another object and pointed it at officers. a nine-year veteran thought it was a gun and opened fire. london breed will face six challengers in the mayoral race. here are the candidates. ellen lee zhou, joel ventresca, wilma pang, robert jordan, a street minister, along with paul robertson and jean david schu. london breed took the office after mayor lee's sudden death.

san francisco's plan to charge tourists on lombard street faces its first major test. a committee will vote on whether to implement a pilot program. officials are still working out the details how much they would charge and how the reservations would be made. confusion and long wait times. >> abc 7 news is at the airport as travelers and drivers tried to navigate their way through this change. last week the ride share zone was moved to the fifth floor of the domestic garage. there was chaos with people waiting 30 minutes or longer. sfo says it is one of its busiest times and then a vehicle stalled creating a traffic jam. >> normally you take uber to get in and out. right now we're lost. >> it's not comfortable for me or the customer as well.

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9 in santa clara, 63 in morgan hill. same thing as you head up the peninsula. low to upper 70s in the east bay valleys. 59. relief at the coast right now. mid-60s to near 70 up in the north bay. clouds kept us warm overnight. they will not stop the cooling today. still a spare the air day. near 90 during the afternoon hours. 79 and refreshing.

73 refreshing degrees at 7:00. temperatures in san francisco ramp up to near 80 and fall this afternoon back down to near 70. good morning, mike. the metering lights are on. i also wanted to show you walnut creek right around north main street. we do have a crash reported but chp confirmed that is just blocking the shoulder of the off ramp. none of the main line impacted. on to 24 or continuing on to southbound 680 looks much better after that connection. an earlier power related issue, trouble getting that up and running this morning. normal service is resuming. they're just a few minutes behind schedule. hiv prevention drugs will

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melbourne, australia will be the first to allow test flights starting next year. uber announced it will test in dallas and los angeles. commercial operations could begin as soon as 2023. >> that seems right around the corner. >> straight out of the jetsons. it's actually in the intro. 6:15. in honor of pride month the denver zoo is revealing a same sex love story. these two have been in a relationship for several years now. obviously this international couple love each other. they can't have a chick of their own. they don't have surrogates and ivf in the flamingo world.

they are known to step in as surrogate parents when breeding pairs are not able to raise their chicks. they may take in a child. a chick. they've been together for several years now. >> okay. >> two names i will never see together again. >> cross generational. it happens a lot in the animal world. >> nature in action. let's look at what's going on weatherwise. a look from the exploratorium. the clouds that are keeping us mild. once they go away they'll open us to the hot sunshine and poor air quality that will develop. sleep better tonight as low clouds, the marine layer clouds and the milder temperatures roll in and we'll stay pretty comfortable thursday, friday and saturday before another warming trend on father's day. a look at our winds. fairfield, calm.

there's no sea breeze right now except for right at the immediate coast. 88 to about 95 down in the south bay with 92 in san jose. mid to upper 80s along the peninsula until we get to 80 in millbrae. a little more relief this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s for highs along the coast. temperatures will fall as the sea breeze kicks in. you can see it affecting the north bay with mid to upper 80s. 90s elsewhere. we'll have mid to upper 80s and then into the east bay valleys upper 90s to low 100s. pretty quiet. notice the colors getting warmer as we head up to 3:00 and then watch the colors retreat back to the central valleys. lows in the 50s and 60s.

enjoy thursday, friday and saturday as temperatures get back to average. they get warmer mondayesda ridge. you do see the flashing lights nobd 101 in the south tower, that far right lane is blocked. the commute fills in later in the morning. if you're leaving san francisco north you should be okay. the san mateo bridge at a standstill just past the toll plaza. it sounds like a disable d vehicle. hopefully help will arrive soon. that is causing at least a 10 to 15-minute delay.

tracy to dublin, you're in the red as well. no delays southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco coming in at 17 minutes. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee with a look at what's ahead. look at that, it's reggie and natasha. so good to be with both of you. we do have the race for the white house heating up. president trump , democratic front-runner joe biden going head-to-head in iowa. our reporter will tell you the story there on the ground and how the president is reacting to the new poll. also today marks 25 years since the murpd of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman and o.j. simpson's acquittal. now kim goldman will be here live for an exclusive. her new mission. ken durant's mom right here with us after his devastating injury. what does it mean for her son's

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take a look at our three mildest days. they're tomorrow. 90s come back into the forecast inland for father's day, sunday. still a nice day to be outside. later this morning an important day for aretha franklin's estate. over the validity of three handwritten wills found inside the singer's detroit home. she died in 2018. a lawyer says two of the wills

are from 2010 and were found inside a locked cabinet. they say the latest was found 2014 under some cushions in the living room. >> jessica, thank you. san francisco's beloved tamale lady will soon have a day dedicated to her legacy. she passed away last year. the 65-year-old was known for visiting bars with her rolling cooler full of tamales, a late night snack for bar guests. hillary ronan plans to introduce a resolution declarng june 23rd, her birthday, as tamale lady day in her memory. some cruise lines are offering vacations as low as $60 a day to the caribbean. the reason the cruise industry is desperate to fill cabins after the trump administration announced restrictions on travel to cuba. many cruise lines sold trips with stops in the island nation but will no longer be allowed to

stop there. companies like norwegian are offering deals like free open bar when you book a trip. >> as golden state gets ready for game six in oakland, one fan is showing off his warriors knowledge. watch this 6-year-old nail a quiz. >> what number is klay thompson? >> 11. >> what number is andre iguodala? >> 9. >> draymond green? >> 23. >> ken looney? >> 5. >> damian jones? >> 15. >> jordan bell? >> 2. >> steph curry? >> 30. >> shaun livingston? >> 34. >> quinn cook. >> 4. >> jacob evans? >> 10. >> demarcus cousins? >> 0. >> kevin durant? >> 35. >> i bet you won't get this guy. marcus derrickson. >> 32. >> that is one way to practice math. who is marcus derrickson?

he played in 11 games and the kid even got that one. douglas' mom says every player is his favorite. >> so sweet. >> more warriors news the museum of modern art is teaming up with the warriors. the chase center is the dubs' new home court. an official announcement is expected today. one of the pieces will include a twisting and turning 700-pound mobile. this may be the first time a professional sports franchise has joined forces to place art at a stadium. >> when we could get an update on kevin durant's injury. his mom is speaking this morning. the local coach who will learn his fate. and here at the live desk tracking violent protests in hong kong overnight. there are hundreds if not thousands of people on the

right now at 6:30, the bay area's sizzling heat is about to break. mike is tracking when cooler temperatures will arrive. >> reporter: the warriors are back and getting ready for game six. they'll have to play without ken durant. his mother is speaking out for the first time since he was

hurt. we'll have that up next. and sentencing day for a stanford coach charged in the college admissions cheating scandal. what he can expect in court today. plus, facebook wants to watch everything you do on your phone. everything. what they'll give you in return. >> i thought they already did that. >> i thought so, too. >> they're involved in so many parts of our lives. >> it's true. >> also this morning a special good-bye to our friend jessica castro this is her last day on abc 7 mornings. >> it is. >> we'll get all mushy later. that's to come. >> absolutely on this wednesday, june 12th. let's start with the heat. shall we, mike? >> cranky for some folks. another night of not good sleep. that will change as will the poor air quality that we'll deal with later today. another spare the air day. a look at sutro tower that kept us mild again last night. a little bit of a sea breeze at the coast. the stf usmi70'llta ihe ath

coast. the sea breeze staying away at noon. 83 tothat's when things change the sea breeze starts to migrate inland. we'll be 78 to 82. i'll show you when the cool reaches your neighborhood coming up. here is alexis. we are looking at heavy traffic on the san mateo bridge. still have not gotten those confirmed by chp. our partners at waze are reporting the right lane was blocked or possibly is still blocked westbound 92 just past the high rise. i think that is what's causing this pretty significant delay. back to the toll plaza and beyond at this point. i can prove that with some drive times. 580 richmond/san rafael bridge, it looks okay at 9 minutes. but 41 minutes in the red getting across state route 92. i think it would be well worth your while to head south and take the dumbarton bridge that's in the green at 11 minutes. developing news now on kevin durant this morning. >> he is out for game six and

will never play at oracle again. the results of his mri come should in later today. the fear is he has torn his achilles tendon. >> now he's in new york but the team is back here in the bay area. >> this morning kevin's mom, wanda, is sitting down with abc news for an exclusive interview. >> amy hollyfield is live with what wanda is revealing. amy? >> reporter: wanda durant talked about that moment when she saw her son get hurt. and the first thing he said to her just a few moments later. he tried to hobble off and i said, don't do that, please. his teammates were there to help him. >> they're his brothers. how soon after were you able to talk with him? >> probably about five to ten minutes afterwards. he just told me not to cry.

he worked so hard to get back to play. he told me he would be okay and don't worry. achilles ten dom in game five in toronto. he will get an mri to find out. the warriors will play game six at oracle. they will play that without him. >> amy, before you go, so much talk around k.d. and his injury and people speculating. did his mom address that at all? >> reporter: natasha, she did. she wanted everyone to know she has heard all of that. she has kept quiet for a long time knowing the nba was his employer, he's an adult. she did put out a tweet about it and said she did hear all of it.

those people don't know who he is or his integrity and is grateful for those who have reached out and sent kind words to her and her son. >> the whole team vowing to do it for k.d. tomorrow. thank you for your report. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors. game six, of course, tomorrow in oakland. abc 7 news sports director larry beil will be live with sports reporter mindi bach and abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson. our coverage begins tomorrow at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show 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. still a large protest in hong kong outside the city's government headquarters. no official number of people injured. there were people being taken away from the scene on stretchers and police use ed

gas and pepper spray. police responding. those folks are protesting a controversial bill that if passed would allow criminal defendants to be extradited from hong kong to mainland china for trial. hong kong was guaranteed its own social, legal and political systems for 50 years starting in the year 1997 when the former british colony was returned to china and they have been forcing legal changes. the protesters say it infringes on that deal. >> jessica, thank you. former coach faces sentencing in the college cheating scandal. a look at what to expect. >> reporter: good morning to you both. this will be the first sentence to be handed down in the nationwide college admissions scandal. prosecutors want 13 months prison time for the former

sailing head coach at stanford university. he pled guilty. according to court documents he created a fake sailing profile for chinese student after receiving $500,000 from the scheme's alleged mastermind. her family allegingly paying $6.5 to get her admitted. the largest payment known in the case. her parents never charged and she no longer attends the university. this could set the tone as others await their fate including felicity huffman who committed guilty to commit mail fraud and lori loughlin and her husband pleading not guilty, both facing years behind bars if ense attorneys are asking for probation only because he never actually kept the alleged bribe funds for himself, that

money going into the university's sailing program. stanford says it plans to donate that money. >> whit, we appreciate that. 6:37. the sales force transit center will reopen on july 1st, sort of. officials shut it down in september after workers found cracks in two support beams. an independent panel signed off on the work. the buses will not be back that soon. >> we have to remove ceiling panels and column covers to inspect the facility. we need time to put the covers back. before we can allow the operators to use the bus plaza. >> however, the park on the roof of the transit center will be open. >> part of our commitment to building a better bay area is finding solutions to improve our quality of life. there is no arguing we live in one of the most expensive places in the u.s.

phoenix, arizona, is looking to cash in on our cost of living. emerging and even established bay area businesses are encouraged to move there. >> the challenges companies can no longer go to scale. >> san franciscans aren't totally convinced. wages are lower and so are employee benefits. u.s. news and world reports ranks san francisco as the seventh best place to live in the country. phoenix is 26th. seriously distracted driving. having a phone strapped to the steering wheel. you're looking live at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing up next. the new feature from facebook, they want to watch your every swipe and tap. what you'll be getting in return. a big announcement about our abc 7 family this morning.

first, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> wow, those people in san francisco don't like the heat. that's all they're talking about and rightfully so. we're feeling a little bit different at the coast. mid-60s here. pacifica, daly city, 66. low to mid-70s until you get to menlo park at 68. 67 in palo alto. 60s across the north bay from santa rosa. napa and san rafael in the upper 60s. low to mid-70s around the bay shore and the south bay. mid-70s to even 80s out in the east bay valleys. a look at walnut creek. we'll make a run at 100 again today. i drove in to work and used the ac the entire time. i haven't done that in years. it will be calm on the water. it'll be warm and is spare the air. let's talk about the east bay valley. 77 at 7:00. look at this, near 90 by 11 chock clock. mid to upper 90s this afternoon. we'll see 100 in a few neighborhoods and still 86 at 7:00.

peninsula, we'll hit upper 70s by 9:00 and then we'll hang out near 90 this afternoon, drop down to a more comfortable 79 at 7:00. and for the south bay, 75 at 7:00. near 90 at lunch with mid-90s this afternoon and 81 under sunshine at 7:00. so the coast is going to get the cooling today and san francisco this afternoon. i'll show you the rest of your neighborhood drop in temperatures. first hi to alexis. good morning. good morning. >> we'll see what's going on with the commute. >> we have plenty to talk about here this morning. metering lights are on a little bit earlier than normal. 5:16 the official time. a lot of folks out moving trying to get ahead of the heat today but, yeah, as mike said, his ac was on 2:30 in the morning. i'm sure yours is on right now as well. i know mine was on for my very early morning commute, too. something is going on on the san mateo bridge. chp hasn't been able to confirm yet. our partners at waze are telling

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we've got a graduation over in hayward. it will be much more comfort today than it was yesterday when the farmers were graduating. drop down to about 69 degrees. congratulations. we still have heat, central valley, triple digits. 14 in palm springs. 81 in los angeles. you can see those temperatures are start to go fining to final moderate. tomorrow, friday and again sunday. be smart if you're heading up that way. >> mike, thank you. the heat may be easing but that is not much comfort for everyone who has been sweltering in triple digit temperatures. >> it's not just people dealing with the heat. it's creating problems for b.a.r.t. and other transit agencies, too. abc 7 news anser hassan live. good morning, anser. srt for

passengers. there was a power outage earlier. nothing related to the heat but the heat has caused problems for b.a.r.t. trains and tracks over the past couple of days. it has been so hot out here that these trains had worked tracks making for a bumpy ride. some b.a.r.t. trains had to stop for up to ten minutes. many complained it has been hotter on b.a.r.t. trains than outside. >> it was a packed crowd of people, too. i could feel the air conditioning working but it wasn't doing anything because of the outside temperature. it was crazy. >> now hopefully some of these cooler temperatures will ease some of the problems b.a.r.t. has been facing. so far no delays out at dublin/pleasanton station. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. thank you.

today marks 25 years since nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered. bay area native o.j. simpson was acquitted in what was called the trial of the century. simpson says he and his children are moving on. he was released from prison after spending nine years behind bars for unrelated charges of robbery and kidnapping. the goldman family is keeping the focus on the family member they lost. kim and fred goldman are on "good morning america." >> 25 years. ron would be 50 now. i have a hard time recognizing or reckoning that whole idea. >> you can watch the goldmans full intervup at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. here at the live desk following the house judiciary committee vote that's happening today on the 9/11 victims

compensation funneled. a trust is set to run out of money in december of 2020. this bill would fund it through 2090. future payouts could be cut up to 70% if the bill doesn't pass. john stewart gave an emotional testimony on behalf of 9/11 first responders who suffered from toxic debris. >> i am tired of hearing that it's a 9/11 new york issue. al qaeda didn't shout death to tribeca. they attacked america and these men and women and their response to it is what brought our country back. and you are ignoring them. >> the bill is expected to pass the house. advocates say the big challenge is going to be in the senate. the world trade center health program says 95,000 people are eligible for claims. reggie? >> thanks, jessica.

the 2020 election were held today president trump would likely lose according to a brand-new, just versity sayshe president trails six democrats. here is how it all plays out. joe biden has the biggest advantage with 53% of likely voters. 40% support mr. trump. so a 13-point gap. and bernie sanders, kamala harris, pete buttigieg and cory booker are also ahead of the president in that poll. now your morning money report. facebook is once again offering to pay you if they can track your cell phone use. >> the menlo park company is calling it study. the apple monitors which apps you have installed and how much time you spend on them and other things, too. it comes several months after facebook shutdown a different app called research. a pair of controversies resulted in that one getting removed from apple's app store. facebook has not revealed how much it will pay you. elon musk made big

announcement at the annual shareholder meeting. among the upcoming developments, musk says it won't be long before tesla has a 400-mile range car. tesla drivers will be able to use self-driving features in their vehicles without intervention. the stock exchange pretty flat, up about one point. protests in hong kong has been dampening markets abroad. >> i can't say that i have looked forward to this morning here at abc 7 mornings. >> yes. it is a sad day for us. jessica joining us with a big announcement. >> some and after some careful thought i have decided to leave abc 7 news. i am so grateful for my time here personally and professionally. i've made lifelong friends, a have had invaluable experiences covering major stories in the bay area. it was not an easy decision for me, but i do feel it's the right decision for me right now in my life. i'm going to be spending some

time with family traveling a little bit and, of course, getting back to a regular sleep schedule. i do want to say thank you to all of you, all of our viewers who wake up with us every day very early and everyone behind the scenes that we rely on to produce these newscasts every single day. everyone back in the control room. it's an entire team, and, of course, all of you sitting at the desk with me. it's like family. >> it really is. >> i'm smiling on the outside but crying on the inside. we are going to miss you so much. we are super happy for you and your next adventure that you're going to head off on and we're jealous that you'll be sleeping in. >> i'll be texting you at 1:45. >> and she will not be responding. >> not at all. >> in all seriousness, we've been blessed with your anchoring and reporting in the bay area. >> thank you. >> i know that certainly you will be missed and wherever gets you next is very, very lucky. thank you. >> and, jessica, here is the thing, i don't need to give

accolades because anyone who watches the show nopes jessica is such a professional and has done such an amazing job. i'm not going to say that. mike said the other day that doing this job can be a lonely experience because we work these weird hours so we see each other more than we see our spouses and our friends, right? i want to thank you not for being the professional that you are but good company. you've been such good company to me and the rest of us and that can't be replaced. that's going to leave a big hole for so many of us. i want to thank you for that. >> thank you, likewise. i've been through some time times and great times in the past three years and you have been there for me. a lot of which is not seen on the air, spending time upstairs in the newsroom and chatting. that's what i will take with me and thank you to the entire team, even the ones not sitting here on tv. we have a big cast of characters behind all of this production that wake up every single day

and put their heart and soul into it. i will miss everyone every day but we'll still stay friends. >> like we say in the south, you're good people. >> thanks, mike. >> appreciate it. let's talk about weather. hopefully you'll be happy with me today because you can see on the ferry building, look at that. we're starting to see the signs that things are starting to change. the sea breeze has been stuck at the coast but now it's starting to blow across san francisco. so it's just a matter of time before it gets to your neighborhood and i think it will moderate the heat. the deeper you are inland, the more likely you'll deal with oppressive heat and alm of us under a sparp the air. the comfy days starting tonight, a warming trend for father's day. you can see the winds just barely on sure. that's all it takes to finally get rid of this heat. not going to happen in the south bay. low to mid-90s in most neighborhoods. 88 milpitas. the peninsula mid to upper 80s. millbrae does get influenced by the breeze. 80 today. along the coast right near the

upper 60s to 70 and falling in the afternoon hours. south san francisco, temperatures falling a little bit during the afternoon hours. you can see the sea breeze in san rafael, petaluma with 80s and sonoma, 90s across the north bay. temperatures mid to upper 80s along the east bay shore. richmond and berkeley and oakland will fall in the afternoon hours. it doesn't quite get all the way inland. temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100st. look at this. i bet you've been crying and c just so happy. seasonal weather. a little warmth creeps in. alexis? >> good morning, mike. we do have confirmation from chp we had a little chat about what's going on with the san mateo bridge. it sounds like two vehicles are blocking the lane around the mid

span creating this backup to the toll plaza and the 880 corridor. not a lot of fun there. definitely worth your while to head south and use the dumbarton bridge. 205 the westbound direction down to 11 miles an hour. 14 miles an hour once you make it to 580 and a quick check of not too terrible to the maze. 11-minute drive. that is once you make it through the toll plaza and past the metering lights. >> thank you, alexis. it's an extreme case of distracted driving. that thing glowing is a phone. a police officer in australia pulled over a guy who attached his phone to the steering wheel. >> so you can't have that. that is so dangerous. >> i like how he's trying to justify it.

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or heading out the door, 7 things you need to know before you go. still hot in many areas. i'm already start to go see signs along the coast in san francisco that the heat is breaking there. the rest of us have to wait until tomorrow. don't forget it's a spare the air day, also. many people in the east bay are looking forward to cooler temperatures after some recent power outages. thousands of pg&e customers lost power yesterday. heat caused delays on b.a.r.t. as kevin durant awaits mri results today, his mom is speaking to "good morning america" thanking fans from all over the world who have since their prayers after he hurt himself in the game. former stanford sailing coach will face sentencing. he admitted to accepting $610,000 in bribes. large protests outside government headquarters in hong kong. police using tear gas and pepper spray. demonstrators are opposing an extradition bill that wou>>nux,e

backups here westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. we have at least one disabled vehicle. the bridge crew is trying to get there and right around the mid span blocking the right lane stuck in the backup as well. i want to show you that drive time, ouch. 49 minutes across san mateo. 14 if you take dumbarton. >> bon voyage, jessica. our very own jessica castro is leaving abc 7 mornings. she'll be spending more time with her family, traveling the world, and we certainly wish her the best. we miss you already. >> thank you. posting pictures of me online today, reggie, you're going to make me cry. something people don't know about me is that i cry very easily. i cried in "wedding crashers," okay. during the wedding scene. so i'm just holding it together. i want to thank all of our viewers. i want to thank all of our crew and thank you all of you. >> we're still going to watch you on facebook. traveling. >> follow me on social media. i'll make you jealous, mike. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm already jealous of you able to get sleep. >> i know. hello.

>> just got up. just kidding. >> we're wishing you all the best, jessica. keep us posted. good morning, america. the new alert, flash flooding in the east and record heat out west. the east bracing for a summer soaker right now, stretching from georgia to maine. this as the west gets hit with another day of record heat. temperatures topping 116 degrees. ginger tracking the very latest. war of words. overnight, president trump and joe biden going head to head in iowa as the president reacts to a new poll showing biden with a, quote, landslide-sized lead. breaking overseas as thousands swarm the streets of hong kong. police using tear gas and rubber bullet