the update we think you have to accuweather forecast. kind of gray, misty out there, mike. >> it is. we have a solid deck of clouds out there. we have a solid deck of ou out there. live doppler 7 is showing that gray. let's see how the day unfolds. we're about the same temperaturewise, mid 50s to low 60s at 7:00. coasts barely into the 60s this afternoon. while the bay jumps from 72 to 77. inland from 79 to 84. it's not quite as hot as yesterday. a real comfortable evening coming your way at 7:00. it's time for traffic. alexis, what do we have today? >> we have a problem on the peninsula. the san mateo area northbound 101 before peninsula avenue. still have the three right lanes blocked due to a crash involving four vehicles. sounds like they're trying to

get a couple more tow trucks to our scene. you're up to about four miles of backup there. that is translating to about a 40-minute delay. stick to el camino real or 280. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on 5:20 this morning. no major issues, typical delays. in san mateo county two homicides on skyline boulevard in just as many days. >> authorities say those homicides may be related. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson just got to the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: natasha and reggie, i just talked with deputies pulling off in this highway patrol car, they say there's a spokesperson from the sheriff's office is working on the details. she's at the crime scene which is around this corner and down the roadway. where i'm standing is the media staging area. i was just on this street yesterday because a deputy found a body on the side of the road monday night, and last night,

another body was found in the same area. for the most recent homicide, the sheriff's office says it does have a suspect in custody. that person could be related to the victim from late monday night. family m a aai.identified by relatives we worked for towed f scene yesterday had the company's markings on it. family members say he took a call around 9:00 p.m. the night he died. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. sheriff's deputies are telling everyone in this area, if anyone knocks on your door, do not answer unless that person can identify themselves as a law enforcement officer. live in san mateo county, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> thank you for the updates. new overnight, two adults and two kids are out of their home after this pfeiffer in san jose. the fire started in the garage. this is pretty dramatic. crews had to cut the door to get

in. the fire broke out at this home on bristolwood lane. all four people got out after noticing the smoke and flames come the garage. >> there was laundry going on in the garage, potentially could come from there. there was some flight flickering, we could assume there's an electrical issue. >> those crews were able to get the fire under control in less than an hour. speaking of firefighters, abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that includes bringing awareness to issues important to all of us. here is a map of san jose. there's a threat of public safety brought about by all the traffic there. in an an effort to improve emergency response times, the city is building three new fire departments and relocating two more. the goal is to get to the scene within eight minutes 80% of the time. firefighters find themselves frequently hitting traffic when

time is of the essence. >> i think taking traffic into consideration, it's wonderful. they don't have to wait in line basically to get where they need to go. >> a $650 million public safety bond is helping to pay for the fire stations. the alameda county sheriff's deputy involved in an altercation with the toronto raptors president is considering a lawsuit. the deputy says moments after the warriors lost on thursday, ma sigh ujiri shoved him and hit him in the head. an attorney claims his client is on medical leave after suffering a concussion and jaw injury. the sheriff's office is also pursuing a battery charge against ujiri. a ban on the sale of e-cigarettes is expected to go into effect by early next year in san francisco. this morning we're learning that juul is already working to stop it. supervisors voted unanimously many support of the ban yesterday. it still needs final approval. under the bill people would not be able to buy e-cigarettes in

city stores or receive mail orders to a city address. according to the chronicle, e-cigarette maker juul based in san francisco wants to override the ban. the company is collecting signatures for a ballot measure so voters can decide. sfo is still working out the kinks with the right share pickup spots. the airport tweeted it's a challenge from 8:00 until midnight. for the most past it says road congestion is improving. it's been two weeks since sfo implemented the new ride share policy. people calling for an uber or lyft at the airport have to walk to the parking garage to get picked up. a story you'll only see on abc 7 news. a family who lost $10,000 in a rental scam in south san francisco now has a safe place to sleep. >> we first told you about this on monday. the gonzalez family was living out of their van after a fake landlord stole their life savings from them. since then abc 7 news viewers have reached out to help.

our luz pena shared good news with the family. >> reporter: one of our viewers contacted us, and she said she wanted to help you guys a little bit more. so she paid for a whole week in this hotel for you guys to sleep here so you don't have to stay in your van tonight. >> oh, my god. really? >> reporter: yes. this is your card. this is your key to your room. >> no way. >> oh. >> suffer prized. thank you. >> another viewer named kathy has invited the family to be guests at their house. a gofundme for the family has now raised more than $15,000. if you'd like to contribute, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. i'm so proud of our viewers for showing up and really showing what the bay area is all about. >> i saw that people were commenting that a similar thing has happened to them. so they wanted to help this family, too. that's wonderful.

not everything is bad. new at 6:00, smoking and driving. the shocking number of people getting behind the wheel when they're high. high tech crime fighting. this robot officer going on patrol in one southern california city. here is a look at sfo. it tells the story this morning. low clouds hanging around. notice temperatures around san francisco and redwood city,

clouds keep rolling into the south bay. temperatures range from 56 in alum rock and milpitas. here is a look at the cloud deck from the east bay hills. less sunshine on the beaches. good day to do yard work. cooler tomorrow. it will get warm this weekend. breezy on the bay today. near is look at the north bay. 60s through 9:00. 70s at 11:00. nearing 80 by 3:00. in the 60s throughout most of the day in the east bay. for san francisco, 50s rule through 9:00. less sunshine than yesterday. mid 60s on the bay side. we'll have your accuweather forecast coming up next. unfortunately it does not

sound like this crash on the peninsula will clear any time soon. chp issued a sig alert on northbound 101 before peninsula. this is the one involving four veebs. we have some injuries and three right lanes are blocked. you are crawling along about five miles an hour. that is starting to spill over onto the end of the san mateo bridge as well as folks come into no, sir center city. that's definitely our biggest issue. drive times, we're doing okay here, pretty average. westbound 580 tracy to dublin just under an hour. westbound 4 antioch to concord 26 minutes, san francisco to san francisco looking good on 101 at 17 minutes. an eye opening new survey finds that most people don't think they'll get pulled over while driving high. aaa did the survey. nearly 15 million people say they've driven within one hour after using marijuana. that's in the past month. nearly 70% don't think they'll get caught by police. the survey finds that

millennials are the most likely to drive high and men are more likely than women to report driving high. >> yikes. >> that's no good. >> it's no good. i'm not very surprised. don't you smell it all the time? i feel like that guy is smoking, so is she. >> what we've learned is we're smelling pot everyone and also people aren't using deodorant. those are the two things. >> blaming all the millennials. >> you summed it up nicely. niepding solutions to the bay area's housing crisis. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression,

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a billion dollar cocaine bust in philadelphia. shipping containers were packed with illegal drugs on a cargo ship bound for europe. a senior law enforcement official said there are more than 33,000 pounds of cocaine. sources say that coke was not meant for philadelphia, but instead for the netherlands and fr charged with trafficking. part of building a better bay area is finding solutions to the extreme housing costs that all of us face. voters may soon decide on a solution for one of the hardest hit groups, teachers. according to the chronicle, four san francisco supervisors are proposing a ballot measure that would increase this and speed up the number of affordable units for teachers. the proposal would provide 100%

affordable units on lots across the city and waive density restrictions. one of the measure's sponsors said in part, it is critical we pursue every option we can to increase affordable housing opportunities in all parts of the city. we spent a week digging into the issues that teachers face all over the bay area. we looked at what it takes for them to find housing, some of them living with their parents. all of their stories are in one place on our website, abc7news.com. search for building a better bay area teachers to find it. a southern california police force is welcoming a robot to the department. >> good day to you. >> that is h.p. robocop reporting for duty in huntington park. police say the bot is an official member of the force. it will be used to keep an electronic eye on public areas when human officers may not have time to patrol. it's equipped with 360-degree

high definition cameras. it even has its own twitter page. i believe this is a similar model to the one that drown in a d.c. fountain and the one that knocked over children in palo alto. >> it also got dragged, as the kids say, on social media when they tried it at a local humane society. >> big brother playing "stranger things" tunes. >> that's what that is? it sounds like that. >> it sounds really creepy like that. >> i don't need that. i need "stranger things," but not sure i need that robot spying on me, not that i do anything illegal. drive above the speed limit once in a while. >> mike, what are you saying? >> i know. am i the only one? a look at san rafael. 58 degrees right now under cloudy conditions. the winds are up to 20, 21 miles per hour earlier during the commute, now down to 13.

not dangerous crosswind. funneling the cool moist air over top of us. that will ease the heat as the clouds lolly gag a little more. tonight, more clouds and cool once again. the hottest highs will hit this weekend after the summer sol fis friday. you can definitely see the jet stream moving to the north. it's starting to make a little dip in the pacific northwest. that's just enough to induce a stronger sea breeze and start the cooling trend today. upper 70s, low to mid 80s. mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. 79 in redwood city. low to mid 60s along the coast. mid to upper 60s in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid 60s at your coast. look at the cloud cover. around 80 in the valleys until you get well up into sonoma lake. upper 70s around newark, union city, free month. low to mid 70s elsewher today.

mid 80s to low 90s. so if you had the air conditioner running yesterday, it's go inning to be a little close to day. tonight's lows will be main ly in the low to upper 50s. look at tomorrow, we drop two to six degrees, especially the inland cooling. friday a lot like today, our hottest days are saturday and sunday. look at the dip tuesday, temperatures below average. alexis? >> good morning, mike. a little update on the sig alert on the peninsula. northbound 101 before peninsula avenue, we have a four-car crash. it was in the three right lanes down to just the two right lanes blocked. it is still a sig alert. looks like they're condensing it a little here. nine miles an hour your average on 101. pretty heavy getting out of the central valley. wet don't have anything blocking on the westbound side. 205 down to nine miles an hour. 32 miles an hour once we make it to 580. a quick check only the richmond-san rafael bridge, our daily backup approaching the

emergency road repair. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee with a look at what's ahead this morning. hey, ginger. >> hi guys. great to be with both of you. coming up on gma, president trump officially kicking off his re-election campaign last night, a big rally in florida. that all-important swing state now. we'll ell you how he got his campaign for a second term start started. we're there live. abc news exclusive. robin going one-on-one with 18-year-old basketball phenom zion. we're just calling him zion. it's zion williamson in case you're wondering he's about to become the topic in the nba draft. we'll tell you what he's most looking forward to with his life about to change. an incredible story this morning. a mom who didn't plan to have anymore kids. she had a procedure to make sure that wouldn't happen. she got pregnant. gave birth to the miracle baby

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concerns surrounding the boeing 737 max. sullenberger has been advocating for airline safety since 2009. he says boeing is more focused on protecting the max than the people who use it. two recent plane crashes involving the boeing 737 max killed 346 people. 6:26. glass door, the ceo of a bay area software company took the number one spot. pat gelsinger has a 99% approval rating from his employees. the company posted this tweet yesterday to congratulate him. a total of 17 ceos in the bay area made the list. shantuna narayen is fifgs, linkedin's jeff weiner in eighth. sales force's marc benioff and keith bloc block ranking at 17. we're staying on top of

breaking news in the south bay after police find a homicide victim. the connection to another murder earlier this week. the man acquitted in the death of kate steinle could face new charges. upreme court ruling opening the door to a federal trial. a scary reminder fire season is here. the

deputies are investigating a second homicide in two days along a. a kid's game erupting into chaos when parents storm the field. b.a.r.t. riders, would you like to park in the permanent parking spots? guess what? there's an app for that starting today. i'll tell you what you need to do coming up. personal hygiene preference, what 40% of millennials admit to skipping out on every single y day. good morning. no matter how you smell this morning, we're glad you're here. meteorologist mike nicco is here with our forecast. >> how can you not react to t t that? good morning. no sweating this morning. a nice sea breeze out there, 33-mile-per-hour gusts rolling through 80 up into fairfield. driving into that? it's not going to be good today.

the cloud cover very extensive this morning as you can see from the east bay hills camera. mid 50s to low 60s. hitting the 60-degree mark at the coast in the afternoon. 72 to 77 around the bay from noon to four. 79 to 84 inland. check out the temperatures at 7:00. 57 at the coat. grab a coat. we've got pretty big issue on the peninsula still. no change since my last update here to northbound 101 before peninsula avenue. still a four-car crash they're trying to clear. the two right lanes are blocked. you can see, pretty has spilled over onto westbound 92 coming into foster city as well. at least 30, maybe 40-minute delay. further south in the mountain view area, northbound 101 before ellis, sounds like a vehicle flipped off the roadway and caught fire in some bushes. emergency crews are on the

scene. a lot of folks slowing down to take a look at that as well. >> updating breaking news in san mateo county. for the second time this week san jose police are investigating a homicide. today's investigation could be related to another from monday night. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson live with more details. >> reporter: this is a really disturbing situation. i was just on this street yesterday because a deputy found a body monday night on the side of the road f sky boulevard here. and then another body was located in the same area last night. we received an update that a spokesperson from the sheriff's office is getting a press release approved right at this moment to release to us so weor this case. the sheriff's office says it does have a suspect in custody for this most recent homicide, and that suspect could be related to the victim from late monday night. that victim was identified by family as abdul mailk.

relatives say he was a cab driver who worked for skyline yellow cab. the car towed from the crime scene yesterday had the company's markings and fleet number on it. family members say he took a call around 9:00 p.m. the night he died. >> he person. we don't know did he rob him, what happened. >> he leaves behind a wife and daughter and the sheriff's office is asking everyone in this area to stay alert and report anything suspicious, especially if you saw anything overnight and also not to answer the door unless that personiden enforcement officer. live in san mateo county this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> certainly disturbing, thank you, jobina. chp investigating another freeway shooting on interstate

680 in san jose. >> this happened on southbound 680 near king road. officials say the shots came from a vehicle traveling alongside the car. 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 got hit but a 12-year-old girl suffered cuts from shattered glass. that incident follows monday's deadly shooting on the same stretch of freeway. this is video taken after chap officers found a wounded man inside his northbound shaet. the victim identified as 30-year-old matthew rios of milpitas. building a better bay area, we can't talk about that without talking about b.a.r.t. >> b.a.r.t. giving you a new parking option that will allow car poolers to stop circling and pull right into the permit zones if you're willing to use an app. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at the dublin

pleasanton stop to show us how it works. >> look at all these spaces.iso permitted spots. now you can get one. all you have to do is car pool. it's a new prom. you have to go on the b.a.r.t. app. it's pretty easy. touch your b.a.r.t. app. when you get to the home page, you come down here to parking and hit car pool parking, fill out the form. you'll pay online, tell it what stall you park in. that's it. that's all you have to do. as we talked to riders this morning, they say they would love one of these spots, but they say when it comes to car pooling that's another issue, especially in the tri-valley area. >> i travel down from livermore. people are more spread out. it's much harder to find people to car pool with, especially at this time. but, yeah -- >> reporter: how long have you

waited for a permitted spot? >> probably close to three years now. >> reporter: they're tough to get. they're only doing this now at four stations for now. they're doing it in orinda, warm springs, dublin pleasanton and antioch. they want to try it out first and see if people will use the program. we haven't seen anyone take advantage of it. it's the first day. so word is just starting to spread. look ought all these spots. if you want one of these, fill up your car with people, pull up the app and come on down. a front row spot waiting for you right here. live in dublin, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> seems like a nice incentive, thank you, amy. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our better bay area group on facebook. >> new details in c jury acquitm of murder and manslaughter but

convicted garcia zarate on illegal gun possession. the u.s. attorney's office wants to try him on federal gun charges. garcia zarate's lawyers argue that would be double jeopardy. in a ruling on a separate case, the supreme court says the state and federal government can charge a person over a single incident in separate trials. garcia zarate fired a bullet that ricocheted and killed steinle in 2017. in the east bay one of the two men charged in the ghost ship trial faces more questions from prosecutors. the prosecution drilled into defendant max harris yesterday. he admitted he lied to oakland police when he told him a year before the december 2016 fire that no one lived in the building. he said he feared being evicted if authorities knew the warehouse was inhabited. harris admitted he wished he had done more to get people out when the fire erupted. 36 people died. the ghost ship trial has gone on for weeks.

abc news has brought you updates every day. we're sending out push alerts and you can read up on our website, abc7news.com. new this morning, the marin county free library is eliminating late fees. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the plan to do away with them. on july 1st, library cardholders will not be penalized for returning items late. library officials say they want everyone to have easy access to books and dvds and other materials. studies have shown that late fines can drive away borrowers. a bill cracking down on vaccine exemptions undergoes major changes and picks up major support. looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing next. tech innovation meets human an engineering student changes life of a 10-year-old burn victim. you're never more than seven

minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> we've got 60 in hayward, 61 in oakland, fremont, palo alto, antioch and los gatos, 63 to 64. here is a look at walnut creek, an area that will get close to 90 today. in the upper 80s. so not quite as hot as it was yesterday when we hit 94. mainly gray if you're driving around this morning. mass transit cool this morning it's going to be warm if you're returning to our inlad neighborhoods. breezy on the water. east bay valleys, 59 at 7:00, mid 70s at 11:00, low to mid 80s through most of the afternoon hours. a few areas like antioch and brentwood could reach 90. in the peninsula, stuck in the 60s and pretty cloudy through 9:00. temperatures in the mid 70s this afternoon. down to sunny 70 at 7:00. in the south bay, we're stuck in

the cloud cover through about 9:00. we'll break out of the 60s and the clouds will hit the mid 70s at 11:00. on the way to low 80s under total sunshine. summer solstice is saturday. it's going to be hot this weekend. i'll show you temperatures coming up. first we'll talk to alexis. back to san mateo. this is the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. the crash on the peninsula side has backed things up all the way across westbound 92. we'll take a look at our traffic maps. we got an update from chp, northbound 101 before peninsula avenue, the sig alert in effect. three right lanes blocked, down to just the far right lane at this point. yeah, heavy delays. northbound 101 seeing a 30-minute delay. averaging seven miles an hour. as you can see, that has backed up onto westbound 92 basically all the way across the bridge as well. they can't provide an estimate on when it will reopen.

northbound 101 before ellis, a vehicle off the roadway into the bushes and caught fire. the right lane is blocked and we have minor injuries. 237 and northbound

got a fire danger developing starting tomorrow, 1:00 in the afternoon through saturday at 11:00. it's close, not in the bay area, but in the sacramento valley.

it's because of gusty winds that will develop thursday night and friday night. 2.2 million people under that gun. 91 in sacramento. sea breeze reaching there, chico 98. l.a. and san diego low 70s. cloudy and 67 in monterey. eureka sunny and 65. low to mid 80s in the high country without the threat of thunderstorms. today for the most part, another chance developing friday and over the weekend. low to mid 70s with sunshine and breezy conditions. the thunderstorm threat goes away. new at 6:00 a.m., president trump's former white househite e this is brand new video of hope hicks inside the capitol about 30 minutes ago. hicks is the first senior trump administration official mentioned in special counsel robert mueller's report to testify before congress. today's testimony will be behind closed doors. take a look at this. adults getting into this huge

brawl at a youth baseball game for 7-year-olds. this happened saturday in lakewood, colorado. police releasing this video hoping to identify the man who sucker punched a victim. coaches and parents were arguing after a disputed call by a 13-year-old umpire. the man who sucker punched a victim is lik facing an assault charge. one person suffered a serious injury. >> that is horrible. in the east bay quick action by firefighters stopped a brush fire that came dangerously close to a pittsburgh movie theater. it forced movie goers to evacuate maya cinemas last night. the flames scorched five acres before crews got a handle on it. no indication of what started the fire. pg&e agreed to pay $1 billion for several recent devastating wildfires. it's going straight to the cities and counties that were part of the agreement. snow sonoma county and city of santa rosa are part of of a $415 million settlement for the

devastating tubbs fire. napa county is part of the same settlement which covers the 2017 atlas fire. an attorney with a law firm that hammered out the deal explained to abc 7 news how the cities and county could spend the money. >>a lossome tax, property tax burdens, it goes to deal with roads and infrastructure. it goes to deal with damages to personal and public property that they own. >> so who is going to pay that billion dollar bill? critics of pg&e are afraid it will be you, the customers who end up footing it. 6:46. president trump will spend most of today in florida after official kicking off his 2020 re-election bid in the sunshine state. last night mr. trump held a major rally in orlando making his case for a second term. the president's hour and a half long speech rehashed many of his past grievances of the 2016 campaign taking aim at hillary

clinton, the news media and the political establishment. he also touted a list of accomplishments. >> our economy is the envy of the world, perhaps the greatest economy we've had in the history of our country. >> take a look. former vice president joe biden who recent polls show is ahead of the president in key battle grouptd states tweeted this last night, that trump inherited the good economy from the obama-biden administration. next week in miami, 2020 democratic presidential candidates will take the stage for their first debate. today marks 154 years since president abraham lincoln abolished slavery in the u.s. actor danny glover will testify before congress on slavery reparations. governor newsom says he will sign a bill restricting medical exemptions for school vaccinations now that it's been revised to address his concerns

about parental rights. the new bill expands the number of exemptions. it gives parents more power to appeal if they're denied. newsom was concerned the original bill would create immunization bureaucracy. a committee is set to vote tomorrow. the bay area can boast about having two of the best children's hospitals. ucsf benioff hospitals in san francisco and oakland rank fifth for newborn infants. that's according to a survey by u.s. news and world report. the hospitals are recognized the best in eight specialties including pediatric cancer. a cal poly student from sonoma county helped change a 10-year-old boy's life. >> julian wren knows sew got the use of his hands back. the 23-year-old worked for eight months to build one bionic and one mechanical prosthetic hand.

his left hand is fingerless because of a car fire yesterday. it was a horrible story. julian lost most of his family in the crash that day. >> working with someone like julian who has been through that much, every part of you is thinking what can we do and how can we do so it so we can gave him back some feeling of normalcy and hopefully let him grow up being a kid the way we grew up being a kid. >> the hand is equipped with five motors, a battery back and gears. retail value would roughly be $75,000. these students made them for $6,000. >> well done. now to your morning money report. positive news for san jose-based adobe. >> the company reports the subscription revenue jumped by 28%, driven by demand for its create cloud and flagship product photo shop. best buy making a bet on your health. the company is going to start stocking smart gym equipment. more than 100 locations will

have dedicated fitness spaces where you can try out equipment before you buy. the bay area is the most expensive place to rent a home in the entire country. san francisco, san mateo and marin counties tied for that top spot. this according to a new report from a national low income housing coalition. an average two-bedroom rental goes for almost $3,200 a month. good luck getting that in san francisco. you need to make just under $61 an hour to afford a home in those counties. when you add that up, that's an income of about $127,000 a year. i actually think those numbers are a little conservative. wow. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading gets under way this morning up about 50 points. today the federal reserve will decide if it's going to lower a key interest rate, something president trump has been pushing for. what's that smell? >> don't look at me. >> it's not reggie.

he smell great. a new poll finds nearly 40% of young adults from 18 to 24 have not used deodorant in the last month. 40%. about 30% of adults between 25 and 34 say the exact same thing. a market research company conducted the survey and we don't know why exactly young people are not using deodorant. it appears it's not because they don't care about hygiene. that poll found that they wash their hair as much as their parents' generation. but perhaps they're worried about toxicity and going green. >> it's times like this that i wonder what is alexis thinks? >> we've talked about it before. this is weird. you start hearing about the aluminum and everything that's in a traditional deodorant. i'm wondering if this is a conscious decision or this is just, huh, skip out on it. the more we find out about what we're putting on our bodies every day. >> we talked about how expensive

some of these deodorant are. >> the ones that are non- -- exactly. >> take my money. >> take all my money. make it natural. >> interesting concept. >> we all smell fine up here. >> i think we smell great. >> that's the problem. we think -- >> i think we're all nose blind maybe at this point. >> if you get stared at at the gym, you'll know something is wrong. here is a look outside. not too much sweating today, at least not around our bay and coastal communities. inland still going to be warm. east bay hills under a blanket of clouds. they'll stroll back to the coast today. summer solstice is friday. following that, saturday and sunday our hottest afternoons in the seven-day forecast. cloud cover, see how slowly it takes to go to the coast, waiting all the way until lunch. even still cloud cover across san francisco and the golden gate bridge. let's talk about our

temperatures. we're going to have upper 70s in mill pete pass and sunnyvale. our spread on the innocence goes from 71 in millbrae to redwood city at 79. mid to upper 60s downtown and source late toe, five degrees cooler than yesterday. farther north you go, you start to hit low to mid 90s. along the east bayshore, warmest temperatures. everybody in the low to mid 70s. a breezy 69 in richmond. we've got mid to upper oates through most of the east bay. barely holding on to 90s are antioch and brentwood. low to upper 50s with more cloud cover tonight. look at that tomorrow. the 90s are gone. only middle 80s inland. the 90s come back and make us surge through the weekend before disappearing again next week. alexis? >> we still have a couple of pretty big issues if you're traveling on 101. the first one in san mateo

before peninsula avenue. that far right lane is blocked. that's an improvement. we had the three right lanes blocked. this is due to a four-cash collision that has been there for a while. we did have some injuries and they're working on getting more tow trucks to the scene. both northbound 101 and westbound 92 impacted by that. northbound 101 before ellis street went off the roadway into the pushes and caught fire. that's blocking the right lane. westbound 237 heavy through the mountain view area. that's getting back home into san jose as well. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze looking good, 25 minutes. only 11 minutes across the bay bridge in san francisco. once you make it through the toll plaza, and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo still in the green at 11 minutes. whoo! that thing is huge. >> oh, my goodness, look at this. it's not what they caught but what they saw. a shark approached their boat coming feet away from the men

and that great white just snatched that bag of fish bait and swam away. the fishermen said they weren't scared. one of them called it the best day ever on the water. >> all right. good for them. you can keep that. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> our instagram photo of the day. this is from the national park near redding. please follow us at abc 7 news bay area. make sure to share your best photos w

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it's 6:58. whether you're just joining us and about to go out the door, here is the 7 things you need to know before you go. the san mateo county sheriff's office has confirmed an investigation is under way right now into a second homicide in less than two days on skyline boulevard. a live picture of what we're talking about as the road is closed. investigators tell abc 7 news the body was found near swett road and a suspect is in custody. number two, this new homicide is in the same area where this cab driver identified as abdul malik was discovered dead on monday night. a san mateo county shaeriff's deputy found his body dumped on

skyline. number three, the chp investigating a freeway shooting on 680 near king road. nobody was hit by bullets 12-year-old girl suffered cuts from shattered glass. b.a.r.t. allowing riders to park in the permitted section. you will have to pay using the official b.a.r.t. app. only doing this at four stations so far. orinda, warm springs, dublin, pleasanton and antioch. number five starting off with more gray this morning. that means more comfortable temperatures this afternoon. number six, just got word our sig alert did clear northbound 101 past peninsula avenue which is great news. we've had lanes blocked since before 5:30. all lanes back open. heavy residual delays on northbound 101 and westbound 92. number seven, how does a giant pink strawberry frosted doughnut sound? i'll describe it to you. it weighs about two pounds. costco is selling these only at its stores in australia.

you have to go down under to get what i can only assume is very fake strawberry taste. >> we were saying, you keep that, we'll good morning, america. breaking news, a rocket attack. workers at a major u.s. oil company being evacuated. exxon now getting workers out of the country after a rocket attack targets an oil facility in iraq. this as tensions escalate between the u.s. and iran after the attacks on those oil tankers. white house shake-up. president trump's pick for defense secretary suddenly stepping down amid revelations about past domestic violence in his family. also overnight, president trump officially kicking off his re-election campaign for 2020. >> tonight i stand before you to

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