. now at 5:00 a.m., chp officers searching for clues after a crime on a south bay freeway overnight. the car the investigation is now centered around. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. i want to start with live doppler 7 and show you the cloud cover not nearly as extensive as yesterday and it's squished this morning, closer to the ground so you may run into patchy fog. this should tell you all you need to know. this is looking to the west, which would normally look into june gloom, it's looking into what is left of the full moon that will set here shortly.

gorgeous shot there. and we're in the low 60s at 7:00, and 77 to 85 is our bay and inland temperatures, and then 78 to 90 so warmer this afternoon. we're looking at fairly decent start here on the roads this morning, just starting to see the volumes fill in at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound 80, the carpool lanes are open and everything looks good there. everything else, cash or fast track is filling in. we had an issue overnight in san jose, a full closure of northbound at 680. all lanes did re-open at about 3:45 this morning. as you can see, we're back in the green. that's not going to be an issue this morning. however, this is an investigation for a deadly shooting on the freeway. we're going to get to abc7 news reporter who is

>> reporter: they are in the early stpaeupblages of the investigation, and the man killed looked like he had gunshot wounds in the area of his head and neck and was somewhere between the ages in his late 20s or early 30s. they received a call shortly after 10:00 last night, reports of shots fired in the northbound lanes of 680 near capital avenue. when officers arrived they found a man inside the vehicle in the center divider unresponsive. paramedics tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the golden gate division investigated 187 freeway shootings since november 1st of 2018. last night's fatalities bring it up to ten. investigators are trying to confirm the shooting happened on the freeway. >> we are looking to establish

that this did establish on the freeway. there were calls that came in from potential witnesses suggesting it occurred on the freeway and that's something the investigators who are going to be follow-up on this will try to establish. >> the northbound lanes of 680 were closed for hours, and everything is going to re-open. heavy police presence in oakland where a suspect search is under way. here's a live look from bancroft avenue and 108th. a sergeant on the scene tells us this incident started in hayward and authorities chased a person into oakland. hayward police are now handling the investigation. abc7 news reporter, amy

hollyfield hollyfield, is there. police arrested a 23-year-old after receiving an fbi tip about threats in an online chat room. investigators say they found camouflaged clothing and he is currently out on bail. happening today, san francisco supervisors will consider a ban on the sale of e-cigarettes. the ban would mean these products cannot be ordered online or mailed to a san francisco address. the cities argued that e-cigarettes cannot be on shelves. if supervisors approve the ban it will need a vote before it goes into effect. a hot of hearts going out to a family of five living out of their van. this is one of the top viewed stories on our website and a story you will only see on abc7 news. gonzalez thought he was renting

a house in san francisco, but the so-called landlord was not the actual property she askedth st month and a deposit, at least, like, $10,000. >> three days after moving in the real hr family. consumer advocates say the electronic fund transfer act limits the transitions after two days have gone by since the fraud. when looking at property listings, there are red flags to look out for. >> an absentee can't meet with you. a gofundme account has raised more than $5,000. >> warriors finally season at oracle arena has come to an

end, and now they are getting ready to move into their new home, the chase center. there are plans to build a hotel and apartments next to the center. the team's owner said the project has been under consideration for years and is on schedule. the chase center is set to open in the fall. you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> thank you, reggie. >> welcome. mid to upper 50s in the east bay shore. who is the warm spot? 58 in oakland. we have mid-50s in the northbound. santa rosa, 52. we have got some low to upper 60s in the east bay valley. antioch, 69. 59 in san jose. fremont, 57.

we still have the sea breeze. winds at 16 miles per hour at the golden gate will keep most of us from overheating today. it will bring more sunshine to the beaches as that's a drier breeze today but still will be cool. tranquil if you are going to be out on the bay. east bay valleys, 80 by 11:00. 90 by 1:00, and then down to 78 this evening. that's one of our warmer areas. before that some comfortable mid-70s around noon and upper 70s through about 5:00, drop into the low 70s by 7:00. we jump into the 70s near 80s by noon in the south bay and hangout in the mid-80s this afternoon and 77 with sunshine at 7:00. i want to take you to the traffic maps. we do have a signal alert in san mateo county. skyline boulevard is fully closed at reads roost road. we are hearing this is a crime

scene investigation. either direction not able to get through that area. definitely plan on alternates. not a lot of great ones through that stretch and i will update as soon as they let us know that. one lane re-opened, possibly two. we do not have a current estimate of when that will wrap up. we are quiet on the side of the bridge. east bay 580, we should have all lanes back open after the emergency road repair. we will check back in an hour. more people are driving electric cars. electric car registrations accounted for 13% of new car registrations in the bay area in 2018, and that's up from 7% in 2017. the data includes plug-in hybrids. the state is hoping to get more zero emission vehicles on the road by 2025.

the still needs to approve that. >> that kind of parking we just saw is what i do sometimes, you just abandon the vehicle instead of park it. coming up, seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> the tech company that helped give the shelter a homeyer feel for familie

it's 5:11. here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, breaking news in the east bay. a suspect search is under way in oakland after an incident that started in hayward. no word on what led authorities to chase a suspect. oakland police have one block of bancroft at 108 shutdown. a man was shot in his car near capital avenue and chp still looking for the suspect. we are looking okay for the tuesday morning commute here. we're starting to fill in at the bay bridge toll plaza but so far no metering lights. a typical summer pattern happening and the air quality will stay terrific during the entire mini heat wave. a fake landcammed a family out of $10,000. the family of five paid to move into a south san francisco home, the property listing was not real. the real land lord evicted

some people reportedly have been waiting in line since yesterday morning for president trump to kick abc7 news is dedicated to telling stories about people and places in the bay area that are trying to building a better bay area. >> it's floral with blues. >> she's the online design, they set out t transform the home in one day. >> this is a shelter for moms and their children. >> they are now enjoying their

colorful new play room and luxurious mother's corner. >> i like the windows and everything. >> he has been living at the home with his mother and younger brother for two years. his mother came to the u.s. through political asylum, but she and her boys ended up homeless in san francisco until catholic charities found them a place at star. since they opened seven years ago, star community has housed more than 1,100 women and children, 15 families can stay here at a time, and on average they stay here for six months and 90% of them leave because they found stable housing. she and her children just secured housing in san francisco. >> i'm so happy. >> program director noticed other star families have been happy, too, every since the makeover. >> for some reason this new transformation helped the families to be nicer to each other. >> she says they hopeo spread

the love to more spaces in need. >> design can be life changing. >> in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our group on facebook. blame evolution, next time you melt when your dog gets you that look. >> you know when your dog gets into something they are not supposed to be in and you can't resistor cuteness, and dogs have developed a muscle that makes them raise their eyebrow that makes them cuter. it caused puppy eyes and create the illusion of human-like communication. that's what you are saying. ould to t more complete t i ampp about that. can we do that later?

>> sure. >> maybe we should have you on perfect pet for friday? >> yeah. >> we'll talk about the psycho analyst of a dog and his owner, and in this case, a dog owning the owner. >> yeah, only charge 150 an hour. >> that's pretty cheap. good morning, waking up to a different sky. we are seeing clear out there and that means today is going to get full on sunshine. we will have a little cooling as a resurgence of the sea breeze coming back. it will be seasonal with a summer spread. the storm track is well up to the north and east. we're getting a little offshore flow across the northern part of the state, and that's where the dangerous heat is. we're going to touch a little bit of that, but you have to go to the north and east. not to the south bay, and low to mid-80s, comfortable this time of year. san mateo, low 80s for the rest of the peninsula.

mid-60s along the coast, and a little more sunshine, and still that cool sea breeze will keept. 69 downtown, and 62 in francisco. north bay, you can see the 60s and 70s. east bay shore, nice day from 70 at richmond. here you go again, fairfield, antioch, brentwood, mid-90s there. that's a touch of the heat. as you head into the san ramon valley, we will be near 90s and upper 80s. free air-conditioning overnight. you can see the quick cooling from the sea breeze on thursday and then the summer spread friday through sunday. quiet weather. overall we are looking okay here this morning. we don't have major issues to talk about, and we had roadwork wrapping up right now, so something further north around wood side, south of there near

san antonio road looks like they are picking up the cones and the delays are thinning out a bit. a check of the north bay commune, here's san rafael, southbound 101 still very light there and probably will be for another hour or two. really our only slow spot getting out of the central valley, tracy to dublin. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, also in the green at 15 minutes. two big base camps are going up near paradise as more and more people head to butte county to rebuild. the camps will be home to 1,600 workers in a few weeks, and this follows along with a place for workers to live and eat and the camp will store tools and equipment needed for rebuilding. it's an abc news executive with a teenager that survived a shark attack. paige winter is talking about the moment the shark latched on.

in her road to recovery, here's abc's robin roberts. >> i am here at the biden medical center where i just wrapped up an interview with paige, and she 8's the 17-year-d that had to have her leg amputated after a shark. >> you said you never lost consciousness, you kind of knew what was going on and kind of in a fog when you were being brought back to shore? >> yeah, past that i was really aware considering what happened. i never lost consciousness. i tried to fall asleep in the helicopter, but i kopt. >> what kind of pain were you in? >> my body went into shock, so i couldn't feel anything, i just knew it was bad. >> this trauma center is incredible as well. you can see more of my interview with page coming up on "gma."

>> apparently her father punched the shark for her to get away. fast-food freebie. the giveaway happening at taco bell today. what sent fans running at one celebration. a live look outside right now, and we'll be right back. this is a 7 on your side quick tip. when you are thinking about how to spend your money best, june is a good time for buying a refrigerator. why? this is when the new model of refrigeratio refrigeration comes out. stores are looking to unknown last year's models. what shoe not buy in june? swimsuits. summer vacation is here and we are thinking about beach and backyard parties and swimming pools and the stores know it and they cost more now than any

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shade and stay cool today. tomorrow you can see the 90s are just about finished except for in clear lake and clover dale. on thursday, one of our cooler days, the sea breeze taking away the chance of 90s. friday we will rebound just a little bit, but nothing too obnoxious. four people were shot and hurt at the valley for the toronto raptors yesterday. three people have been arrested. videos shows fans running from the area in a stampede. the area was packed with tens of thousands of people after the parade. canadian prime minister and players were onstage at the time shots rang out. police are investigating the motive. >> sorry that happened during their investigation. the nba championship trophy is not the only thing heading to canada, toronto is getting oakland swag as well. there's a table full ofte torons

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now at 5:30, a heavy police presence in the east bay. what a sergeant on the scene just told our amy hollyfield. what we know about an overnight shooting. there's a growing debate over pride flags in one neighborhood. the switch some people say is making them feel unwelcome. a change the channel with your eyes. the feature making it easier for everybody to enjoy television. >> hi, mike. mike is doing his "i dream of genie" impression. we should have that, you should do this and this to make it happen. what is that noise? >> yeah, and a highon yh. don't have that. that could be the trigger and

that could be the -- >> i am glad we figured this out, mike. >> thank you, whoever is doing that. here's a look at high pressure. winds are light and variable. the cloud cover, when you step outside it's going to be not nearly as stout. look for sunshine. a lot of us will need sunglasses during the morning commute, which was not the case yesterday. let's talk about 55 to 62. milder this morning. we will hangout in the 60s along the coast, and sunny for most of us at noon. we will push 80 around the bay and 90 inland at 4:00 and back in the 70s by 7:00. how about the commute? >> we are starting to get busier here. we have official word the bay bridge metering lights were on as of 5:20 this morning. unless you are using the carpool lanes, we will have the typical backup. one issue in the northbound, southbound 101 in the sausalito

area. one car off to the shoulder and the other blocking the left lane. i want to get back to the breaking news this morning. interstate 680 in san jose is back open after a shooting that left a man dead. it happened just after 10:00 last night at capital avenue. the man found inside was hit by gunfire. abc7 news reporter is at the scene for us and we'll hear from her coming up in 30 minutes. tracking a police presence in the east bay, abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield is live for us in oakland. what do we know right now? >> reporter: i want to show you what i am seeing right now.

>> looks like we are having trouble with her mic, so as soon as we get more information and get back to her we will let you know. we are tracking big news abroad, meanwhile, tensions are continuing to rise between president trump and iran. iran is threatening to break the 2015 nuclear deal and exceed the limit of its uranium stockpile. we have more on the conflict from washington. mona. >> natasha, both sides know the security in the region is necessary to protect their southwe interests, but a cloud of uncertainty looms over the middle east. overnight the u.s. releasing these new images, and the pictures show the iranian revolutionary guard removing an

un unexploded mine. >> unfortunately we are headed towards a confrontation which is serious for everybody in the region. >> on monday the u.s. and iran inching closer to the conflict as iran announced in ten days it will violate the 2015 nuclear deal by exceeding the limits on nuclear fuel. the white house responding by demanding iran keep with the obama deal. >> we should not yield to nuclear extortion by the iranian regime. >> on the same day the pentagon announced it would send 1,000 additional u.s. forces to the middle east for, quote, defensive purposes. secretary of state, mike pompeo, reiterated the president's message that he does not want to go to war with iran. this morning's iran's president echoing a similar message but

also saying iran will withstand mounting u.s. pressure why emerge victorious. >> mona, thank you. today president trump will kick off his 2020 re-election bid in florida, and he's planning a rally one day after the president announced i.c.e. will start removing millions of undocumented immigrants. he said they will be removed as fast as they come in. he said mexico is doing a good job of stopping people long before they get to our southern border. administration officials said the effort would focus on those that have been issued final deportation orders. this morning two people in the hospital after an explosion inside a union city home. there were five people inside of the house on elizabeth way at the time of the explosion. two men, a grandfather and his son, were hurt. there were two containers of butane being handled and one of the canisters was leaking and ignited inside of the house and

it blew off the roof, doors and windows. the house will likely be red tagged today. happening today in oakland, max harris set to return to the witness stand in the ghostship fire. he is charged with 36 counts of manslaughter in the 2016 inferno. harris said his title of artistic director at the warehouse was more of a joke, and he said he scrubbed toilets and went through the trash in exchange for living there. homelessness is one of the major issues we cover every day in an effort to help build a better bay area. loti asoon as september. officials hope to start construction by the end of the year. 500 people struggling with homelessness were counted in free mopp fremont in 2017. the dmv says everything is

back to normal following a system crash that left people waiting to get driver's license and id cards. abc7 news was at a office as people waited around. we have much more coming up, including a warning ahead of fourth of july. what officials in one county want you to know about fireworks. bart wants your help solving issues on it's trains, and the digital town hall you can join. when this pie shop will serve its last slice. let's check in with meteorologist, mike nicco. >> could we go back to the pie shot story, please. >> get your pie soon because they are going out of business. you are never more than seven minutes away from milder temperatures in the south bay, upper 50s to low 60s.

san jose, and campbell. 55 in san francisco. 52 there, one of our cool spots. san carlos and alameda, 58. low to mid-60s in the east bay valley. warmer starts mean warmer temperatures for you this afternoon. san mateo bridge, you can see a little cloud deck and haze out there, but because of the compressed marine layer, there could be dense fog. here's a look at the north bay. look at this, 80s at 1:00. how about that? we will hangout in the 80s and a sunny afternoon. we're in the 60s in the east bay until 9:00, and low to mid-70s most of the afternoon hours. we could hit near 80 near frem here's a look at san francisco

where some mid-60s are on the way with sunshine, and we could be up near 70 degrees this afternoon. a touch of 90s and heat advisory for some parts of the bay area coming up. first let's bring in alexis and give you an idea of what to expect on the commute. taking you out quite a ways to san mateo county. a full closer at skyline boulevard at reads rooids roost. they are just saying avoid this area, you will not be able to get through that stretch of roadway. as soon as we get information that's back open i will pass that along. here's a live look at san jose. the camera glitching a little bit there, but the northbound side is moving fine through the downtown area. a quick check of drive times as well. 13 minutes from walnut creek to dublin, that's in the green.

northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos, looking

the bay area or to its fridges, we have dangerous heat. 100 to 105 today. 9:00 this

morning to 10:00. 2.4 million people under the influence of the heat. 100s through the central valley. 105 in palm springs. 71 in l.a., and 68 in san diego. 81 in tahoe with maybe a thunderstorm or two. nothing like what we saw yesterday or sunday with the hail. as we head into the weekend with tahoe, could not be much better. 40s in the morning and it will be a touch breezy on saturday and sunday. we are tracking breaking news from the peninsula. skyline boulevard is closed in both directions in san mateo county because of a homicide investigation. this is in the area of highway 35 or reids roost road. we just got off the phone with the sheriff's office and they tell us a dead man's body was found last night, and a search for the suspect is under way. investigators are issuing this warning, if anybody you do not

know knocks on your door call 911 immediately. we will bring you updates on this morning. police presence in the east bay. let's get back to amy hollyfield who is live in oakland. >> reporter: we have a lot of activity going on right now, reggie. the hayward police department brought in its mobile command vehicle, and it looks like the tactical team is assembly in the middle of bancroft avenue. looks like they could be making a move, maybe about to make entry into a home. we are just watching from the outside of the crime tape as this all unfolds. they are standing at 107th and bancroft. they have a couple blocks of this avenue shutdown while they search for someone. they have not told us who they are searching for or why and that's because the sergeant here on scene for the oakland police department told us all of the

information needs to come out of hayward, that this is a hayward police case. it was a chase out of hayward that ended up here in hn for a. at one poepint they had a polic helicopter cir above but now it looks like they are getting assembles and meeting up and ready to do something. we will keep an eye on this situation. i did ask a sergeant earlier, what should i tell people who live in the area about their safety, and she said you can tell them that we have the situation contained. reporting live here in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. now to the south bay. there's growing debate in a san jose neighborhood over these pride flags. neighbors have used brightly colored flags for safety while crossing busy lincoln avenue, so they switched them out for rainbow flags because of pride month but not everybody is a

fan. >> they were gone by the 2nd, and then somebody else put them out a couple days later and those were gone. then the christian flags came out. >> these are those christian flags she's talking about that were replaced -- or i should say replace the pride flags. members of the lgbtq community say the switch makes them feel unwelcome. several community members put back the pride flags while others said the flags should be used for safety and not making a statement. and now the lgbtq pride flag flying over the capital, and it was raised at the request of governor newsom. he says it sends a message of inclusion that he believes exist here in california. and then the dangers of illegal fireworks ahead of the fourth of july. just three days ago illegal fireworks sparked a fire that

damaged a home in antioch. fireworks of all types including safe and sane are banned. theast pg&e crews will work on a natural pitsburg. our effort to build a better bay area, bart admits the passengers on some trains are crammed in like saur tkaepbz. bart hopes it can get passengers to urge elected leaders to provide the money. abc7 news devoted an entire week

to covering bart, you can see all of the stories on our website, abc7news.com. mission pie says it will serve its last slices by september 1st. profits have started to drop because of the rising cost of doing business in the bay area. unlike other closures, mission pie is not being evicted. one of the co-owners owns the building where the store is located, and she is saying the cost to employ people now is not worth it to be in business. that's a shame. >> looking at the menu, looks amazing. >> oh, pear raspberry. >> how far is that from here? >> it's right in my hood, right down the street from me. >> i'm giving you money before you go home. >> we will have to have a pie-sharing situation here one morning. >> oh, they have vegan pie, too,

for all of you plant-based people out there. >> go and support them before they wrap it up. >> seems like every day we have a segment like that. >> uh-huh. a gorgeous sunrise developing. rmt temperatuill be today. summer, it starts astronomically and it will feel like it as we head into the weekend. you can see, the clouds quickly retreat and the building of the warmth already by noon. at the coast the clouds will stay stubborn, and that's why your green never changes. south bay, 80 to 84 degrees today. mid-60s along the coast, even with a little more sunshine and light breeze, you are not warming up much. near 70 downtown san francisco and sausalito.

there's the touch of heat, the mid to upper 90s, clover dale. 76 in san leandro. how about upper 80s to mid-90s in the east bay valleys. we'll be back in the 50s tonight, so good sleeping weather. tomorrow afternoon, just as warm inland. you can see the drop in temperatures on thursday, and kind of the summer spread for the rest of the forecast. we're taking a look at the roads this morning and we are looking pretty typical at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have not had any major issues for the bay bridge commute. marin county, southbound 101 before wolf back ridge, sounds like we have a crash, a solo vehicle collision, possibly two crashes within the same area and causing about a five-minute delay, nothing major. and then petaluma, in the green, ten minutes. northbound 101 between 280 and

680 and highway 85 through san jose, looking good at 15 minutes. dashcam video shows a road rage incident in georgia after a teen was dragged down a highway after a confrontation. police say it started after a collision. the driver of the black car got out of his vehicle and walked up to the teen and punched him in the face, took his keys and then got back into his own vehicle. the teen says he grabbed his baseball bat and ran after the guy to get his keys back. that is when the man pulled him into a headlock and drove down the road. really scary situation. that suspect was arrested for aggravated assault. >> what? >> yes. i was looking at this earlier this morning, and the producers and i were like, why would you roll your window down? lock your door if you see somebody approaching. >> don't engage.

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are . pretty comfortable, but a cool 62 under the stars by the time the game is over. here's where our most dangerous heat is today. lake county and the northern

part of solano county, highs at 100 to 105. it could feel five, ten and even 15 degrees warmer at times if you are out in the sunlight. today is going to be one of our warmest days. you can see a little sea breeze coming back tomorrow but you see more of the influence on thursday. friday, astronomical summer begins and temperatures close to where they should be, 60s in san francisco and the coast. 70s around the bay, and 80s in our inland valleys. take a look at the weekend forecast coming up in the next half hour. we have got a new slowdown in the try valley, southbound 680. getting reports of a three car shreu collision, and this just came in, and you can see that long line of red, actually seeing slowing on the northbound side, too. working on the details and will 6:00. plan on slowdowns through that area. westbound 580, and that is our

typical day we see every day now thanks to the emergency road repair. apple tv, you can watch two shows at the same time. the company added picture and picture for videos, and like the ipad tv users can leave the video playing while leaving the rest of the operating system running. it's provided by apple in the apple tv app. >> i worry about our ability to focus on one thing at a a top apple analyst says the company will release two phones in 2020 with the next generation network. 5g said to be 100 times faster than the 4 g network. >> you can set

using your eye. the competition is about to heat up in the kitchen. >> family food fight premiers on this thursday. families will battle it out with their most prized recipes. the winner will take $100,000. curry is on host, producer and judge on the show because she does it all. >> i feel like the best relationships are formed in the kitchen. the kitchen is always the hub of the home where everything happens and this show is a perfect representation of that. >> and she looks amazing, too. it premiers this thursday at 9:00 p.m. but this morning two couples will cook their hearts out on "gma." thing can get personal when you are making your prized family

recipe. me. are like, tstese organizing guru has inspired millions to clear the clutter and now she's accused of stealing her best tips. one of the top stories, a south san francisco family forced to live in their minivan after they become victims of a rental scam. the warning now for others. >> i am live in san diego this morning where police are investigating what looks like a shooting on the highway. i'll have the latest. plus, decoding your dog's facial expressions. we leave you with a glorious sunshine as we say good-bye to

news to build a better bay area. >> now at 6:00, two stories breaking overnight.

a shooting on a south bay freeway and police storming an oakland neighborhood. we are live at both incidents this hour. a lot going on. good morning to you on this tuesday, june 18th. a family living out of their minivan after scammed out of $10,000. abc news meteorologist, mike nicco is tracking changes. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see the cloud deck and gray there, not quite as prevalent as yesterday. the early sunshine, as you can see from mt. tapl apies, it will be warmer today. still very comfortable from mid-50s at the coast and low 60s to the inland and bay neighborhood. you will see more sun but your temperatures won't respond because of the local sea breeze. mid-70s to 80s in the bay area. very comfortable 70s by