good morning it's 5:00 a.m. >> you're never more than seven minutes away -- making small adjustments. making it better. >> want to fit into your life. >> always working for the people. love that. absolutely. let's see what i can do to help people out this morning. looking at the cloud cover. it's not quite as thick as it was yesterday, nor as moisture laden. the drizzle is combined to the coast. above the deck of clouds, you can see the full moon out there. it's absolutely gorgeous. that is from the east bay hills camera around 2,000 feet. temperatures in the low to upper 50s through

77 to 86, so definitely warmer than it has been the last couple days. 72 to 78 at 7:00. at the coast, you can see pretty much upper 50s to lowafrnn. a check o t comteith alexis. >> overnight road work wrapping up on the innocence. palo alto, northbound 101, various lanes closed between san antonio road and oregon expressway until 5:00. they should have wrapped that up just a moment ago. if they haven't yet, they should be picking up those cones and that little stretch of red should clear up shortly. i'll keep an eye on that. light volume so far on westbound south 80 on the richmond san rafael bridge. we're cruising smoothly around the area. pi /* pittsburg police need

help finding this girl, mya santacruz. that's when she was seen leaving her home on carquinez place. she has brown hair with red tips. she was wearing all blue, including shirt, leggings an shoes. police say she's at risk because of her age and medical issues. if you see her, please call pittsburg police. investigation continues after a th caldecott tunnel. the westbound lanes were temporarily shut down. amy hollyfield is tracking it for us. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. the driver is expected to survive and the victim, the passenger was not hit. the chp did shut down the fourth bore which is the westbound lanes until about 10:45 last night. these are lanes headed towards san francisco. the shooting happened just before 8:00 last night. the chp does think this was an

isolated event. the public does not need to worry about being at risk. the shooter got away. the only description the chp has is the shooter was possibly in a white car. officers who said in the past these shootings happen so fast, making them tough to solve. if anyone saw the shooting last night, they are encouraged to come forward and call police. again this happened westbound on highway 24 headed towards san francisco. the tunnel is between orinda and oakland. freeway shoot innings have been a huge problem in the east bay. officers say there have been nearly 200 of them in the past four years. to solve them and to stop this, they say they really need people with information to come forward. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. two scary caun pal. th vicle captured the second leading up to a deadly wrong way crash on highway 101.

minutes later there was a chain reaction pileup in the opposite lanes. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with witnesses. >> reporter: watch closely as this wrong-way driver heads south in the northbound lanes of highway 101 near university avenue after 2:00 a.m. all captured by kevin cunningham's dash cam. he managed to aif void the driver. >> what was in my mind were words i probably can't say in this interview. it freaked us out. >> reporter: seconds later that wrong-way driver collided head on with a white mercedes. it then caught fire. the driver was killed. minutes later, chaos in southbound lanes as some drivers slowed to see the crash. what happened next caught on camera -- >> oh, god. passengers in a honda were

injured when they got out of their car on the freeway only to be struck by an ongoing vehicle. >> the car that hit them was actually dver with no other occupants and he was arrested under the suspicion of dui. >> reporter: the chp says five people were taken to the hospital. kevin cunningham sends good wishes to all the victims. >> i feel lucky. i'll admit i'm not the most religious person in the world, but i'm thankful i'm alive and my friends are still here. drive safe, man. >> for now the chp can't say how long that wrong-way driver was traveling up highway 101 or why. they also urged drivers who had been involved in accidents to make every effort to pull to the shoulder and don't get out of the car if it's unsafe. in palo alto, cornell barnard. today marks 25 years since

the o.j. simpson chase in los angeles. as so many vividly remember, police followed simpson on the freeway for several hours until he finally surrendered. officers arrested him in connection to the murders of his ex-wife nicole and friend ronald goldman. simpson was eventually acquitted, later found liable in a civil wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victims' families. last week the former football star joined twitter saying he created the account to share his thoughts and he has a little, quote, getting even to do. simpson graduated in san francisco in 1965. boeing ceo admits the company made a, quote, mistake, on how it handled the problem with the cockpit warning system. that system is blamed in two deadly 737 max skbret crashes. it prompted the u.s. and other nations to ground all 737 max planes. boeing's chief promised transparency going forward while it works to get the max up in

the air. the company hopes to have updated software in place later this year. there is growing demand for ferry service between richmond and san francisco. according to "the examiner" the ferry met ridership goals six months early. a port of san francisco official tells the examiner that ferry transportation is an underutilized resource for commuters. just want to show you what's going on with the accuweather highlights. you can see them, talking about how it's going to be warmer today in the next couple days. you would know it stepping outside this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s through most of the tri-valley. let's take a look at the rest of our neighborhoods, mid to upper 50s until you get to los gatos at 50. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. west wind at 14. even though we'll see faster sunshine today, that sea breeze

is still going to keep us from getting outrageously warm like we were this time last week. we're barely reaching the upper 80s to 90. no 100s in this forecast. the beaches not breezy. the clouds may open a little more for some sunshine. warmer this afternoon if you're thinking about doing yard work or walking the dog. out on the bay, lighter breezes this afternoon. north bay we jump from 57 at 7:00, 63 at 9:00. low to mid 80s from noon through about 6:00. as far as the east bay goes, we'll have 60s through 11:00. low to mid 70s noon to 5:00. last stop will be san francisco where we'll see a few low to mid 60s, especially on the bay side this afternoon after being in the nifs most of the morning. looking at a quiet start here. hoping we can keep it that way and i'm not jinxing anything here. starting to fill in at the bay bridge toll plaza. i just double-checked, n lyet. that should be happening within the next ten minutes or so.

car pool lanes are open but cash and forecast trak already seeing a bit of a delay. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin in the green at 15 minutes. 48-minute run santa rosa to san francisco. north 17 highway 1 to los gatos, just 21 minutes. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. the household products that have prompted thousands of er visits for kids. one brave boy, an intruder found this young baseball player hiding in his home. wait until you hear how the

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it's 5:12. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are seven things to know. a man is in the hospital after a shooting in san jose overnight. investigators found the truck with bullet holes at a strip mall on clemons and story roads. chp looking for the person who opened fire in the caldecott tunnel. the driver is expected to survive. the only suspect information released is that the suspect car may have been white. number three. one of two men blamed for the deadly ghost ship fire could get his chance to speak in court. max harris is expected to testify in his own defense after 36 people died in the 2016 fire. number four, iran announced this morning it will stop

complying with the nuclear deal it reached with several countries around the world. it's the same deal the u.s. withdrew from. this is amid growing tensions over attacks on two oil tankers. number five, 80s and 90s coming back to the neighborhood. no poor air quality like we had to deal with last week. looking at a very quiet start to the monday morning commute. our only blocking issue this morning, we had a crash on northbound 680 at pacheco. two left lanes are blocked. curveball trance working on getting those fixed. taylor swift's brand new video for her single "you need to calm down" is day buying on "good morning america," set to feature a long list of cameos. vacaville police are asking for help finding these brazen thieves. this video from the tommy

hiyou can see one woman filling bag with clothes. another thief walks by with more clothing. everyone involved walks out the door as the alarms go off. this next story highlights the rising cost of prescription drugs in the canada to buy it at a lower cost. according to "the washington post" you can buy insulin in canada without a prescription. one woman stocked up on $1200 worth of insulin that would have cost $12,000 here in the u.s. about 7.5 million americans rely on insulin, many with type one diabetes. it's 5:14. new this morning, a warning for prarnts. watch young children when they're arou products. a new study found that 4,300 kids under 5 years old visit the er because of cosmetic related injuries. most kids either swallow a product or expose the product to

their eyes. nail care products account for more than 28% of the injuries, followed by hair care products at 27% and skin care products at 25. the full study is published in the journal of clinical pediatrics. being in the hospital can be overwhelm especially for kids. a 12-year-old girl with a rare disease has come up with a way to make ivs seem less scary. >> a patient gets their medi teddy. the doctor or nurse will take their iv bag and slip it into the pouch. >> she came up with a creative solution to disguise the medicine after she was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease. she invented the medi teddy. ella is raising money to help kids get a bear for free. you'll find a link on our website, abc7news.com. >> i love this idea. >> what a great concept.

that's great. she should be on shark tank. >> yes. give her all the money. wonderful name. medi teddy. would you shock yourself to prevent overeating? go to abc7news.com/vote to weigh in right now. >> weigh in, what you doing reggie. we're asking, amazon is selling this device designed to give you a shock any time you give in to temptation. it is called the pavlok wrist band. the bracelet sends an electric shock to your body every time you find yourself falling victim to bad habits like batting your nails, smoking, overeating or eating too much fast food. you can download the app to saend jolt to your phone. 20,000 people have permanently broken their bad habits by using this device. has it come to this? >> how strong is the shock? if it's just kind of subtle, maybe it could work. >> nice reminder.

>> i don't want to get electrocuted. >> you've got the rubber band thing. supposed to do that, too. >> as long as it's not too strong, sure. >> or megaphone, people split 50/50. >> what is happening? we're animals now? i don't even love that for my dog. >> sounds like it would be a great discussion topic today. good luck with that. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. nothing too shocking here. here is a look at san jose at 87. you can see the cloud cover all the way down into the south bay. but it will go away much quicker today and lead to a warmer afternoon. still cool and mostly cloudy the next couple of nights. mine norp temperature variations through the extended forecast. none of those wild swings from last week. 84 at san jose, santa cruz a spread redwood city at 81. low to mid 60s along the coast.

mitt and upper 60s around downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. we'll have 70s around places like san rafael, sonoma. mid to upper 90s from cloverdale northward. east bayshore comfortable from 69 at richmond, 73 in oakland. maybe not quite as comfortable in fremont with the 80-degree temperatures. mid 80s to near 90 through our east bay valleys. tonight we cool down to the mid and upper 50s. around san jose notice more cd thest. fog possible along our north bay coastal valleys. here is a look at lie accuweather seven-day forecast, a touch warmer tomorrow, about the same wednesday. the 90s are gone as we'll have mid 80s inland, low to mid 60s at the coast. good morning, mike. we're looking at a lot of green on our traffic map so far today.

we'll keep track of residual delays from overnight road work northbound 101 between san antonio road and oregon expressway. they did wrap that up on time. right at 5:00 a.m. it looks like the stop and go traffic has fully cleared out. they haven't given us word on the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like they're on. if they're not, they will be. everybody has to wait with the exception of those car pool lane users. a quick check of drive times. 17 minutes, westbound maze. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo looking great, in the green at nine minutes. the los angeles police department is launching its own investigation into a deadly shooting inside a costco. an off duty lapd officer shot and killed 32-year-old friend nch kro french. the family calls a victim a, quote, gentle giant and says he

was mentally disabled. investigators have not said whether he was armed. lapd officers can carry guns while off duty. a man accused of breaking into a home while a brave boy was home alone is due in court. >> the 11-year-old ended up attacking the intruder with a machete. braydon smith heard someone knocking at the front door. the man burst in and the boy hid in the bedroom. the armed suspect found him and was looking for electronics to steal. that's when smith jumped into action. >> he took the phone, but he dropped it, and that's when i picked up my machete and hit him in the back of the head. if i didn't do anything about it, he could have taken me with him, he could have done anything. >> whoa. the 19-year-old suspect showed up at the hospital with the machete injury. investigators say he actually snuck out in a hospital gown but

then was captured yesterday. >> all right. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a warning about a new video showing a "game of thrones" actor apologizing, but it is not real. the concern about so-called deepfake videos. also the raptors are getting ready for their championship parade this morning. the high-profile person who may or may not attend. a live look outside at 5:

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for their parade through toronto today after defeating the warriors to become nba champs. some team members arrived back in toronto on saturday after spending a day in las vegas. 2 million people expected to line the streets. we don't know if the general manager for the raptors will also be there. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a complaint that he pushed a deputy courtside during game six. in today's "gma first look," there's a new warning about deepfake videos. here is abc's zachary kiesch. >> they're called deepfakes. sorry we wrote this in like six days or so. >> reporter: viral rid i don't that seemed real but are actually completely fake. this might look like jon snow

and it may sound like jon snow. >> i have no lines in this video, than i had in the last season. >> reporter: the video is the fake. >> deepfake is ai content that itself as a real video with the real person speaking. >> reporter: becoming more and more common. last week this deepfake video of mark zuckerberg went viral on instagram. coming up at 7:00, we've got some tips, the telltale signs and tools you can use to protect yourself. with your "gma first look," i'm zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >> apparently one of the things is watching for the eyes because the technology has trouble simulating blinking still. >> thank goodness. that won't last long. >> yauan, like two weeks. it was a very special first father's day for one dad in san francisco. >> he got to take his son home for the first time. abc news was at california

pacific medical center as this dad cradled his newborn. doctors cleared the little boy to go home yesterday. he needed extra care in the hospital after being born last week. >> he's better now, so plan for him to go home and i feel happy about that, that he's okay. a lot of people and the hospital did a lot of good job to take care of him. >> mohammed said he felt special when his own father wished him a happy father's day for the first time. >> very sweet. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the east bay city looking to expand rent control and tenant protections. oakland judge expecting a packed house. one of the two men blamed for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is expected to testify today. i'm jobina ford son ford son details. a live look at 5:26 in the

now at 5:30, ghost ship warehouse trial, the person expected to take the stand today. >> the rumors about tolls in alameda. what city officials are saying about charging you to go across the bridges. burn ban. what homeowners in six counts need to know. something new from taylor swift. we have a first look at her music video that is packed with celebrity cameo appearances. >> everybody just calm down now. sit down. >> you need to calm down. >> are you impressed. >> i'm really impressed. >> all those years in radio. you have that instant recall. good morning on this monday, june 17. >> hope you had a great father's day. >> we'll recall a little warmth

into the forecast. not too hot. not like this time last week. waking up to a blanket of cloud cover that doesn't have as much moisture. expect drizzle near the coast. you can see the winds not nearly as stout as they were over the weekend. only 18 in fairfield. here is a look at our full moon as it's about to set from our east bay hills camera. it will come back at about 9:07 tonight. here is a look at your 12-hour planner. mid to upper 50s through 7:00. we hit 73 around the bay and 79 inland with that faster sunshine. 77 to 86 at 4:00. back to the low to upper 70s. nice evening on tap. how about the commute. here is alexis? >> looking nice here as well, mike. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza, one of our only busy spot. those metering lights were officially turned on at 5:22 this morning. car pool lanes, you are cruising throughout any issues. if you're using cash or fast track you have to wait. slow spound, tracy to dublin at 54 minutes, nothing blocking that route.

westbound 4 antioch to con covered, still good at 16 minutes. southbound san rafael to san francisco on 101, 17 minutes. paramedics rushed a plan to the hospital after a shooting in san jose. this happened at a strip maul on clement and story roads before midnight. witnesses say they heard one or two shots and then at least ten more back-to-back. a truck at that scene had bullet holes. there were evidence markers all over the place. police are still trying to determine what led to the gunfire. the chp is looking for the person who opened fire in the caldecott tunnel leaving a driver shot in the head. the shooting happened before 8:00 p.m. last night in bore number four. that's on the westbound side of highway 24 connecting orinda and oakland. the driver who was shot in the head is expected to survive. the passenger was not hurt. chp believes this was an isolated incident and the only suspect information released is that the suspect car may have been white. in the east bay, one of the two men blamed for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland could take the stand

today. >> abc 7 news reporter job beno fortson is live in the news room with max harris' day in court. >> max harris expected to take the stand, a lot of interest. the judge says there will be an overflow room set up for spectators today. max harris and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person killed in the december 2016 warehouse fire. harris is the creative director of ghost ship and is accused of booking concerts without permits there while almena is accused of illegally converting ghost shim into an artistan useddeo. harris' lawyer says his client was made a scapegoat for the tragedy. at a recent hearing, a woman testified she heard a group of men outside the warehouse the night of the fire laughing and talking about having set the fire. defense attorneys will argue, if

the december 2016 fire was arson, harris and almena must be innocent. reporting in the news room, joe bean that fortson, abc 7 news. alameda will not implement toms on any of its four bridges. that's what the city's vice mayor told abc 7 news in response to a rumor that started after a city council meeting to discuss reducing greenhouse gases. the initial idea was to take certain steps for a 50% reduction by 2030. and one council member suggested going a bit further to an 80% reduction by installing $5.00 tolls. >> wouldn't even be legal under state law for us to implement such a thing. we'd have to change state law. there would be a huge public process to discuss whether alamedans were even interested in doing such a inning this. right now there's no plan to approve that in the near or midterm future. >> the alameda city council will vote on the greenhouse gas reduction plan july 16.

homeowners in six counts will be banned from legally burning tree branches, leaves and other debris. cal fire is suspended burn permits because of the high fire danger. firefighters warn the dry, hot weather that fueled last year's massive fires will return this year. the affected areas include sonoma, napa, lake, and cal luolusa counties. concord is the latest city looking for a solution to soaring rent. tomorrow the city council is looking for recommendations to expand rent control and tenant protection. they require landlords having to give more notice for rent increases a increases. in the north bay, roane in other words park, something roaner park has struggled with. a recent count found about 3,000

homeless people in sonoma county we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. a lot of people affected by the target store recovering from technical problems over the weekend. target says a vendor it uses to accept payments had an issue at one of its data centers. stores were not able to process certain card payments yesterday. on saturday, the retail checkout system suffered an outage. a problem during routine maintenance is to blame. >> i was there on saturday. all the registers in my line went down. they had to tell everyone to get out. much more news ahead this morning including the overnight announcement iran just made about its nuclear problem. pasta sauce recall. while you' want to check any bottles of ragu you have at home. a rare blue lobster that ended up at a restaurant will not be on a dinner table. how it will live out the rest of the its life. a live look outside at the

embarcadero. we'll be right back. i'm sorry, i'm trying to cut you off. >> that's fine. i'll take a break. go to commercial. i'm kidding. we'll take a look at what's going on. there you go. our temperatures mid to upper 50s along the east bay shore, hayward the warm spot with 59. richmond at 55. let's see how other neighborhoods are faring this morning. pacifica 51. 62 in antioch, everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. let's see what's going on with the commute this morning. cloud cover is out there, rolling in, getting a little thicker. don't expect much in the way of drizzle until you get closer to the coast. that's why i've' got a little caution here. mass transit, the ferry ride, everything is good. cool to warm to mass transit and slower breezes. that translates to warmer temperatures especially in our inland neighborhoods. the east bay valleys starting at 57. already 75 by 11:00. look at those low to mid 80s hr.

a delightful 78 at 7:00. let's check out the peninsula where we're pretty cloudy through 9:00 and pretty sunny as we get through 11:00. upper 70s this afternoon. for the south bay, pretty cloudy through 9:00. we'll see increasing sunshine up until noon when we hit about 76 degrees. then we'll lang out in the low 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. you've got a great evening on tap. sunshine at 7:00 and about 76 degrees. i know we come in at an obnoxiously early time in the morning. there are times i notice there's not much traffic. today was one of those days. is that still the case? >> we're still looking pretty good. a couple of exceptions. of course, the bay bridge toll plaza and the central valley. we're hitting those summertime volumes mike. a little relief for those of us who have to head in to work or school. westbound 80 before manuel campos, blocking the left lane between vacaville and fairfield.

chp is running a traffic break. hopefully that means they'll get that cleared very shortly. you can see a short line of red approaching that scene. looking pretty cloudy at golden gate bridge. southbound 101 usually one of our lighter commutes, fills in later in the morning from marin county. that's looking wide open at the moment. quick check of mass transit. 32 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays.

we've got slightly warmer weather today. up to 12 degrees warmer. i wanted to start looking at sfo. got some low clouds here. so we've got delays. on the good side, everybody is going to breathe easy today. there's no need to worry about unhealthy air. look at the warm temperatures.o. today same thing. in palm springs, mid to upper 70s in sacramento and fresno. still waiting for summer in places like san diego and los angeles. 67 and 72. 68 in monterey. 82 in yosemite. tahoe, no thunderstorms today, temperatures in the low to mid 70s with just about total sunshine. what a great weekend. >> looks good to me. new overnight iran announced this morning it will stop complying with the nuclear deal it reached with several countries around the world in 2015, the same deal the u.s. withdrew from last year. >> all this comes amid growing

tensions over attacks on two oil tankers. abc's mona kosar abdi joins us from washington. >> good morning. secretary of state mike pompeo says it is unmistakable that the islamic republic of iran is behind the at that time, on the tankers in the gulf of iran. it doesn't appear the entire international community has come to that consensus just yet. the trump administration pointing to this video as clear and undisputable evidence that links iran to two attacks on on tankers in the gulf of oh man. it shows iranian revolutionary guard removing an unexploded mine from one of the tanker's hull. mike pompeo says the evidence is concrete. >> these were attacks by the islamic republic of iran. >> reporter: u.s. central command adding the evidence attempted to shoot down an american drone like this one monitoring one of the tankers on fire. pompeo spending the weekend calling his foreign counterparts

to garner support. >> the world needs to unite against this threat from the islamic republic of iran. however, u.s. allies remain split about the allegation against iran. japan expressing skepticism while german's foreign minister saying the video provided by the u.s. is not official proof. >> this was taken from an american camera. this is the real data. >> reporter: uk officials say they completely back u.s. assessments. the pentagon is reportedly considering sending 6,000 troops to the gulf region. >> we will always do the hard task it takes to protect american interests wherever they are. >> reporter: it's important to note iran's foreign minister denies all u.s. allegations. meanwhile saudi arabia says it agrees with u.s. intelligence and will not hesitate to deal with the threat to its country's interest. live in washington, mona kosar

abdi, abc 7 news. it is 5:43. an arizona family is suing the phoenix police department for $10 million. they claim officers used excessive force during an incident involving a father and pregnant woman holding a baby. >> when i tell you to do something -- [ bleep ]. >> you can see the officers yelling profane commands and at one point having their guns drawn. one of the couple's daughters was accused of shoplifting. the phoenix police chief has apologized and said an internal investigation is under way. the maker of rag gu is recalling some of its jars of sauce because it could contain pieces of plastic. the recall products include chunky tomei 246,000 pounds of elmont ray

breakfast wraps has been recalled. the package have best-by dates of january 17 and 18 of 2020. that rare blue lobster we told you about last week is headed to a forever home. a cape cod restaurant in massachusetts posted a photo of the blue beauty last week. the restaurant displayed the lobster for a few days while debating whether to set it free or give it do an aquarium. the restaurant finally decided the blue lobster will live out its life at the st. louis aquarium. the restaurant owner says it's appropriate to celebrate the st. louis blues winning the stanley cup. new this morning, it is the world premier of taylor swift's new music video in honor of pride month. >> it's called "you need to calm down" where she calls out those t.♪acking the commy.

♪ you need to just stop, can you just not ♪ ♪ you need to calm down >> look at katy perry. >> why are they french fries -- >> that's what they wore at the met gala. there were hints about this. look, their feud is over. >> why is there a cake fight? >> look at ru. >> you can watch the full video coming up on gma at 7:00. honestly, what is with the cake? >> maybe more will be revealed. a whole lot of cameos. i'm excited to watch this. >> i notice you perked up when rue paul showed up. a little credibility in your

book. >> sure. here is a look at what's left of the full moon above the marine deck as we look from the east bay hills. it will come back at 9:07 tonight. be on the lookout for that. more sunshine and warmth today. cooling sea breeze will return thursday. that will make for a very comfortable and close to average weekend. this is well up to the north, and notice the clockwise flow of clouds over the eastern pacific. that's the area of high pressure. it will build in and bring us warmer temperatures around the bay you can see developing with low to mid 80s in the south bay, 84 in sleigh. low to mid 60s along the coast and upper 60s in downtown at south san francisco and sausalito. temperatures in the 80s for novato, petaluma, santa rosa, calistoga. south of that mid to upper 70s. 69 in rich plond. everywhere else from the low 70s like 71 in berkeley and hercules at 72 to nearly 80 in union city

and fremont. 85 in san ramon and 90s trying to keep in to antioch and ce wet mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. my accuweather seven-day forecast. a little warmer. wednesday is going to be a little bit like today. and the sea breeze gets a little stronger and brings our temperatures back to average starting thursday through the weekend. hey, alexis. >> good morning, mike. i want to take you into san francisco where we've got an issue on the northbound side of 280 just before you get to cesar chavez. it was initially reported as a car fire. i believe that vehicle was smoking. i don't think it ever become a full-blown fire. we have a disabled vehicle blocking lane three. emergency crews are there, working on clearing that right now. still very light through that stretch. so 101 and 280 okay into san francisco. westbound 80 before manuel campos, a two-car crash blocking the left lane. they were able to push that off

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let's take a look at what's going on. we've got the orioles coming in town to take on our a's. it's going to be 68 at 7:07, dropping down to about 61 degrees. a quick look at the east bay hills. can't get enough of that full moon as it's about to fall off the side of the cloud deck there. we're going to be from six to 12 degrees warmer today than we were yesterday. 59 in san francisco, 68 today. 76 in wall net creek. 88, you'll see the biggest amount of warming in our inland east bay neighborhoods over the next couple days as the high pressure moves. you can see more temperatures in the east bay nearing that 90 degrees. wednesday is pretty close. you can see the sea breeze kicks in and a cooling trend for thursday. how about the commute? let's say good morning to alexis. >> good morning. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights have been on since 5:21. starting to fill in on the approaches. we have not had blocking incidents along to route this

morning. very few issues to report so far in total today. southbound 101 santa rosa to pet lumina, 14 minutes. 14 minutes westbound 580 cass vallejo valley to the maze. still in the green, 14 minutes, northbound 101. some women criticized the women's national team for too much celebrating. >> this recent game against chile was pretty low key. the americans scored all three of the goals in the first half of yesterday's game. carli lloyd scored twice. team usa beat chile 3-0 do advance to the knockout round. the u.s. will face sweden on thursday. thousands can call themselves stanford alive. students streamed into stanford stadium with signs and costumes celebrating their time at the farm. commencement speaker tim cook challenged the gradues his fellow silicon valley leaders to

do more to protect your privacy online. >> the chilling effect of digital surveillance is profound. it suches everything. what a small, unimaginative world we would end up with. >> cook also praised the long relationship between stanford and silicon valley companies like apple. he said the partnership had created innovations that have changed our world in positive ways. meghan markle and prince harry celebrated father's day by releasing a new photo of archie on instagram. the baby is holding harry's finger. it comes with the message, wishing a vehappy first father' day to the duke of sussex. enth ride. watch. >> whoo! >> whoo!

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up at 5:56. we'll be right back.

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plus the warning this morning for parents about the items you've probably got in your bathroom right now. the products sending thousands of kids to the hospital every single year. good morning and thanks for being here. monday, june 17, 6:00 a.m. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike, anything to be concerned about? >> no, nothing like last week. we'll barely make it into the 90s in the inland neighborhoods. then that's it. we even drop out as soon as we get out there after a couple of days. starting out with a nice cloud deck out there this morning. this is the way it looks from the exploratorium. it's not nearly as full of moisture as it was yesterday. a little drizzle near the host. that's it. faster sunshine, warmer temperatures today away from the coast. low to upper 50s at 7:00. staying in the upper 50s to low 60s at the coast for the rest of the day. 72 around the bay. 77 from noon to 4:00. 79 inland and then 86 at 4:00 and 78 at 7:00.

we'll show you some warmer weather coming up next.