60 in san jose. >> this latest incident happened after 8:30 on southbound 680 near king road. police are saying the shots came in a vehicle traveling alongside it. they say there are conflicting reports about what kind of vehicle it was. investigators say a bullet went through the left rear window and out the right front window. nobody was hit, but a 12-year-old girl suffered cuts from shattered glass. that incident followed monday's deadly shooting on the same stretch of freeway. this is video taken after chp officers found a wounded man inside his car on northbound 680 near landis avenue. the victim has been identified as 30-year-old matthew rios of milpitas. a brush far forced to evacuate a movie theater last night. the flames scorched five acres before crews had a handle on it.

no indication what started that fire. let's get a quick update on weather and traffic with meteorologist mike nicco. >> here is a look at the winds. a stronger sea breeze. that's going to be more cloud cover and it will hang on a little longer. yesterday we were looinging at the full moon and stars because of the lack of clouds. 55 to 62 degrees at 7:00. near 50s to 60s near the coast. 72 to 79 with a little less sunshine at noon. 77 around the bay, 85 inland as the heat tapers a little bit. at 7:00 we're in the low to mid 70s except for theest kovgs back in the 50s. another check of the morningth >> they're still working on cleaning up a rollover crash that happened about 2:00 in san francisco. southbound 101 past cesar chavez.

this was a multicar crash. again, it has been there for a while. they're working on getting trucks to the scene. actually it happened about 3:00. hopefully they'll have all lanes back open shortly. definitely looking at a little stretch of red to fully avoid that. westbound tracy to dublin 34 minutes in the yellow, dlub to mission boulevard in the green, 14 minutes. no delays northbound into south bay. starting this morning b.a.r.t. is giving you a new parking option. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at the dublin pleasanton station. >> reporter: these are the permitted spots, people are on a wait list to get one of these. here is a new sign telling you what you have to do. all you have to do is car pool and pay through the b.a.r.t. app. here is what it looks like. it walks you through the process.

even gives you a stall number. you do this through the b.a.r.t. app. b.a.r.t. officials say this modernizes the payment process, something b.a.r.t. riders have been asking for and it encourages car pooling. before you get too excited, i have to show you this map. this is only available at four stations for now. orinda, antioch, warm springs and dublin pleasanton. they want a to start it out at those stations and see if people will use it. officials say only 5% of bafrt riders car pool. they want that number to go up. they hope this helps. this is the first day of this program. we're going to be here in the permitted section watching to see if people take advantage of this, if they use it, if they even know about it. we'll report back to you throughout the newscast. live in dublin, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. president trump officially kicked off his 2020 re-election bid in the sunshine state.

pridehhe2016 r oakin case campaign, taking aim at hillary clinton, the news media and the political establishment. they also touted a list of his accomplishments. >> our economy is the envy of th greatest economy we've had in the history of our country. >> former vice president joe biden who in recent polls show he's ahead of the president in key battleground states tweeted last night trump inherited the good economy from the obama/biden administration. 4:34 now. pg&e has agreed to pay $1 billion in settlement money for damages from fires sparked by their equipment. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen breaks down who is going to get the money and when. last month state

investigators found pg&e responsible for starting the 2018 camp fire, the deadliest anhistory. $580 million will go to agencies affected by the fire including the town of paradise. $415 million will be divvied up among nine agencies in the wine country including napa and sonoma counties and the city of santa rosa that were devastated by the 2017 fires. >> we have a tremendous amount of road damage, infrastructure damage we need to still repair. we have programs that we'd like to do to make sure they're more resilient going forward. >> reporter: the remaining 5 million goes to the cal vara water district from the 2015 butte fire. the settlement was reached after months of negotiating. >> money is contingent about pg&e getting through the

bankruptcy process. i don't know how long that's e pefu tla will benyxecutiveectr of the utility reform network is worried pg&e customers will end up paying the billion dollar bill. >> we are absolutely opposed to rate payers pay are for wildfire damage, we're already paying billions for wildfire prevention. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> we asked pg&e who will pay the settlement, shareholders or rate payers. we did not get a response. we posted their full statement on our website, abc7news.com. pg&e has not yet settled any claims from the thousands of individual victims. the u.s. supreme court -- he was acquitted of murder and manslaughter, but convicted garcia on gun charges.

gaffer see yeah's lawyers argue it would be double jeopardy. in a ruling in a separate case, the supreme court says the state and federal government can charge a person over a single incident in separate trials. he fired a bullet that ricocheted and kwild steinle back in 2015. in the east bay one of the two men charged in the goes ship fire faces more questions from prosecutors today. the prosecution drilled into defendant max harris during crocs yesterday. he admitted he lied to oakland place when he told him the year before the december 2016 fire that no one lived inside the building. he said he feared being evicted. harris admitted he wished he had done more to get people out when the fire erupted. 36 people died. tech innovation meets human compassion. an engineering student changes the life of a 10-year-old burn victim with a bionic hand. a bill undergoes major changes and picks up major

support. queue the jets. president trump has a grand plan for celebrating the fourth of july in washington. >> all that is ahead. first it is 4:37. that means it's time to check in on your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. we're in the mid 50s in just about all areas of san francisco, the marina, ferry building, 57 degrees. very homogenized air mass. 62 in palo alto. everybody else dress for the mid to upper 50s this morning. the western span of the bay bridge in south beach. you can see the cloud cover. notice it's not sitting on top of the bridge like it was yesterday. a little bit, especially the driving, maybe a few foggy spots. cool to warm for mass transit. on the water a little breezy. east bay valley, 59 at 7:00, 66 at 9:00, 75 at 11:00. by noon in the low to mid 80s

through 6:00. for the peninsula, in the 60s through 9:00. mid to upper 70s from 11:00 through 6:00 with increasing sunshine. let's see, the south bay we'll have a mix of sun and clouds through 1:00. at 79. top out in the low 80s with total sunshine at 3:00, back down to a very comfortable 73 at 7:00. astronomical summer starts friday. it's going to feel like that. first let's bring alexis in and say good morning. how are we doing? >> we're pretty busy for 4:39 in the morning. already quite a few incidents to talk about. live to the san mateo bridge, westbound 92, we can't see it on camera, although i did see a fire truck roll through the area. we have a crash on the high-rise before you get to the midspan on the westbound side. sounds like there was arashed i unfortunately. i believe we have the left lane blocked right now waiting for some more information from chp.

they should give us an update shortly as soon as they arrive on the scene. a rollover crash in the east way, westbound 580 through 14th avenue. sounds like that vehicle was driving at a high rate of speed before flipping over at least one time. we've got at least one lane blocked. you saw that backup fill in a bit more. 880 or state route 13 if you want to avoid that. a little better

. as promised, i wanted to talk about the fire weather watch. starts tomorrow. 1:00 through 11:00. 2.2 million people in the hot zone right there. let's take a look around the state today. temperatures still in the hundreds in fresno and palm springs. low 70s to mid 70s san diego, los angeles, month rarks 67. eureka sunshine and 65. 91 in sacramento and low to mid 80s through the high country. we're going to drop down to 68 with a slight chance of thunderstorms. low to mid 70s and breezy for saturday and sunday. reggie? >> a new development in san francisco's effort to build a better bay area by making ourl city safer. >> the city spending $35 million to make safety changes on folsom

and howard streets, protected bike lanes and wider sidewalks. construction is set to begin in 2021 and take two years. join our better bay area group on facebook. president trump is planning an all-out celebration for the fourth of july. sources are saying the president wants u.s. military planes including a jet once used as air force one to fly over the national mall. at a rally in florida yesterday mr. trump said there will be hundreds of thousands of people celebrating in washington, d.c. the white house has not announced official plans. the governor will sign a bill restricting medical exemptions. the new bill expands the number of exemptions. it gives parents more power t appeal if they are new socsom was concerned the ne bill would create bureaucracy.

the bay area can boast about having two of the best children's hospitals in the nation. ucsf ben yot -- according to a survey by u.s. world an news report. the hospitals are recognized as the best in northern california in eight specialties including pediatric cancer. in the north bay a cal poly student from sonoma county helped change a 10-year-old burn victim's life, giving him the gift of the use of his hands. >> reporter: this is the moment 10-year-old julian renoso got the grus of his hands back, thanks to a group of students from cal poly. >> to see julian's face light up the first time he tried on the prosthetic is co ireleo

mechanical. >> on his right hand the digits are severed about here, the first three fingers. rfr his left hand a fingerless due to a car fire. he lost most of his family in the crash. >> when you work with julian that's been through that much, every part of you is thinking what can we do and how can we do it so that way we can give back some feeling of normal see. >> reporter: with both hands he can make a fist, pinch, point, text and play video games. >> beyond proud of him. he literally changed his life and i think julian changed his as well. >> i think he made these prosthetics and he'll play the guitar. he wants to take it to the next level and the next level. >> reporter: the bionic hand is equipped with five motors, a battery pack and gears. retail value for the set would be roughly $75,000. the engineering students of cal

poly made them for $6,000. in penngrove, lisa amin gal lesion, abc 7 news. >> pretty amazing stuff. 4:47. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> trufrs in the mid 80s, dropping to 61 degrees as we head into the evening hours. we'll talk more about that coming up. first, we'll take a look at san cloudy and about 58 degrees.tly- heat eases as the clouds will linger a little longer. cool tonight with more clouds. our hottest highs will be this weekend right after summer starts on friday. by noon, it's pretty much back to the coast for the most part except for around san francisco where it's going to hang out. it hangs out along the coast as we head into the afternoon hours and making an earlier surge to the east during the evening hours which will aid our cooling

even more so tomorrow. so we've got upper 70s in milpitas and sunnyvale. trufrs mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. millbrae about 71. low to mid 60s with low cloud cover along the coast and cooler conditions in san francisco. only 64 today. 67 in south san francisco, 68 in sausalito. you can see the upper 70s to low 80s through the north bay valleys and 69 at richmond. everybody else in the low to mid 70s. take it down to union city and fremont in the upper 70s. mid 80s to never 90 in the east bay valleys. tomorrow 70s and 80s and we rebound friday with our hottest temperatures reaching the mid 90s inland saturday and sunday. it won't last long. we're taking a look at the roads where we've got quite a few issues for this early in the morning. a solo vehicle krav on peninsula, northbound 101 before whipple avenue. vehicle facing the wrong way.

it's partially blocking the right lane. chp is going through the area and running a traffic break right now. not seeing much of a backup. i'll keep an eye on that. we have a crash westbound 92 near the high rise near the san mateo bridge. a rollover crash in oakland. just got an update from emergency crews. westbound 580 near 14th avenue, sounds like all lanes were temporarily blocked. the tow truck is trying to get there. they requested to use the shoulder. they said no, you can't do that. we have opened up the left lane. traffic is moving once again. definitely seeing a delay. stick to 880 or use highway 13 to get around that fully. next update just before 5:00. new details on when we could see samsung's new galaxy note. bentley will electrify all its models by 2023. this is tech bites. samsung will reportedly unveil its galaxy note 10e during an event at the barclays

center, the same venue where they launched the note 9. netflix says the new film "murder mystery" has broken records. nearly 31 million accounts watched the movie in its first three day, the biggest opening weekend for a netflix film. sandler and an nis stop playlayy couple in europe framed for a murder. bentley plans to electrify all models by 2023. the first is set to go on sale in the u.s. before the end of the year. >> in fashion and good for the environment. >> those are your tech bites. >> have a good one. >> but totally unaffordable. >> perhaps. beyond the court. jordan bell asked warriors fans a question and boy do they respond. terrifying encounter. fishermen in new jersey get a surprise they will not forget. berkeley scientists try to

jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb.

the most serious side effects are angioedema, prdneyo. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? sunglasses, sunscreen, check. going for the sweep, 12:37 first pitch. warming to 72. renters need to make about $127,000 a year in order to afford a two-bedroom house? san francisco. a report names three counties as

the most expensive in the nation in which you can rent a home. the coalition says the average two-bedroom rental goes for $3170 a month. you need to make about $61 an hour to afford it. the numbers show affordability in the bay area has not improved from last year. california's native americans have received a formal apology from the state. governor gavin newsom signed an executive order saying they suffered violence, neglect and discrimination throughout the state's history. the governor says california can't undo what happened, but he hopes a truth and healing council will give native americans a way to clarify the record. scientists have collected information from 1700 stars so far using telescopes and observatories. they're looking for techno signatures which could be generated by alien technology. a team's goal, to survey 1

million stars in its search for extra terrestrial life. >> we're the most intelligent species out there? >> i hope not. >> i spy summer. alameda county fair resumes today in pleasanton. sunny, comfy and 75. $1.00 until 7:00. let's talk about friday. summer solstice in the morning, the first day of affidavit nominal summer. it's going to feel like. the spread from 69 in san francisco to nearing the upper 80s in our inland neighborhoods. look what happens saturday. you want to go to the beach, to the pool, yes. it's going to be that type of weather. even 70s in san francisco to 90s in our inland neighborhoods. it will be almost as warm sunday with still 70s around san francisco to 80s in the bay to even a few 90s lingering in places like san jose, concord,

antioch, livermore, fairfield and towards cloverdale and clear lake. here is alexis. taking you back to oakland where we have a rollover crash. only one lane is getting by, westbound 580 before lakeshore at 14th avenue. there were calls into chp that this person was driving recklessly at a high rate of speed before flipping over. a lot of rollover damage to the vehicle. the tow truck is trying to get there. if you want to fully avoid the backup, you have alternates. you can take 880 or highway 13. filling in a bit at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like car pool lanes are open, stackup in the cash lanes. no metering lights if you're using fast track. warriors center jordan bell took to twitter yesterday looking for suggestions on a good dog park in oakland. people suggested spots across the east bay. you see some of them here on this doggy map. >> my favorite map we've ever generated. >> including emeryville beach,

tilden bark in berkeley, snow park in oakland and washington park in alameda. >> that thing is huge! >> no way. it's not what they caught but what they saw that thrilled this group of fishermen in new jersey. a shark approached their boat coming just feet away from the men. the great white snatched a bag of fish bait and swam away. one said this was the best day ever on the water. >> huh-uh. no. no. coming up at 5:00, staying on top of breaking news. this is another murder in san mateo county, the second one in less than two deers. jobina fortson will join us where the investigation is happening. ride share pickup problem the issue sfo admits it's still working on. new details about the alleged pushing in

a lot going on at 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, june 19. good morning. >> glad you're there with us. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. time to check in with mike nicco. >> the gray is more dominant than yesterday. you definitely see it from the exploratorium camera. no full moon or stars to see this morning. let's talk about how the day unfo unfolds. about the same temperaturewise, mid 50s to low 60s, maybe a touch cooler. you'll notice the slower sunshine because of the stout sea breeze.