candy cloud. >> it's nice, appropriate for the first day of summer and longest day of the year. what are we going to do with thatsecond? that's the question. >> don't waste it. it's precious. we lose a second tomorrow and it's downhill from there. let's take a look at what's going on with live doppler 7. clouds are increasing. got the same shot, beautiful from the east bay hills camera. here is what's going to happen today. we're going to start a little cooler. our coolest morning moving forward until the middle of next week with low to upper 50s. even a few 40s in the north fwa right now. near 60 at the coast this afternoon. jumping from 72 to 77 for our bay temperatures, 77 to 83 noon to four. at 7:00 get ready for a gorgeous evening, low to mid 70s. the heat is on this weekend. i'll show you the numbers next. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. a pretty sunrise on the bay bridge camera as well. no delays coming into san francisco. we do still have a crash reported involving three vehicles, westbound 80 somewhere

between the metering lights and treasure island. however, it's off on the shoulder. so it's not causing any significant delays. keeping an eye on it. that's an eye how quiet it has been today. we have managed to stay out of the red out of the central valley. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 43 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission bul vafd, 16 minutes. same drive time on northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino. a 1.5 billion surplus is how much the california university system stashed away hidden from the public and officials. >> meanwhile tuition nearly doubled in that time. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in hayward. good morning, amy. >> reporter: looking at twitter, i see a lot out of rage. what about students drowning from student loans. some saying i want a refound. this is from a state audit that found the california state

university system has a surplus of $1.5 billion, this money set aside while the system has raised tuition, raised parking and even lobbied the state for more money. employees say their salaries have stayed the same. here is a look at what has happened in tuition. in 2008 it was at $3,048. it went up about 80% to while the university sits on more than a billion dollars. the chancellor has responded and disagrees with the term surplus, calling the money essential for economic uncertainty and for dealing with costs such as maintenance. one lawmaker says this report is troubling and is wondering if this money could help students who are struggling. live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. we learned a funeral will be held next week for officer tara

o'sullivan. >> the sacramento police officer was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call on wednesday evening. last night 56 sacramento police academy recruits graduated in a sir moan that honored the officer. th police chief says she showed up at the new recruits' physical final a week and a half ago and ran uphill for five miles just to show her support. officer o'sullivan lived in martinez. she graduated from college park high school in pleasant hill in 2011. san jose's police chief took a moment to honor officer o'sullivan as he welcomed new reuniversity cruits to the acad >> the pd has a fallen officer right now. they have to have officers going out on the street again. their officers right now are taking the criminal element off the street again. why? because they're special and because you are special.

>> an official page has been set up for the officer tara o'sullivan memorial fund. if you'd like to donate, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. five dozen people protested an el sobrante man's decision to install a swastika in his front yard. they took to the corner of appian way calling for it to be removed. 15,000 people signed a petition asking for that swastika to go. >> we're really concerned about the rise in hate, hate groups and members of hate groups. so to have it come this close with such a vial message to the community is really not okay. >> johnsonry fused to comment and the symbol is not covered up. he's given a lot of reasons for why it's thererhatt ac he sd symbol. the plan is for a mediator to sit down with johnson with the painted rainbow for pride after a picture went viral.

signatures in hand. here is the tweet. the coalition on homelessness shared this picture, when you want to look inclusive but hate homeless people. the manager at the restaurant spoke to the chronicle says shewing away homeless people was never the intention. she says there is a safe space in the entryway that homeless people are free to kbruse if th need shelter. a live look at sfo. why you may notice dozens of workers picketing there today. here is a live look at -- let me pull up the right graphic there. that shows temperatures being cooler. they're getting warmer today as you can see. you can see. they're just

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through 9:00. it's goings to be choppy, going to be breezy, going to be dicy from the smaller craft there, if you're going to be out playing. in north bay, 50s at 7:00. 72 at 11:00. we warm ten degrees every two hours. for the east bay in the 50s at 8:00. increasing sunshine. 67 by 11:00, mid 70s this afternoon. san francisco we'll see increasing sunshine after 9:00, hit the mid 60s at the coast, upper 60s around downtown. how about the commute this morning? most of what i've heard i've liked so far. >> same here. having trouble finding things to talk about this morning. it has been really, really night so far today. of course, we're not complaining. we're hoping we're not jinxing anything. southbound 880 at mission boulevard we have a jackknifed semi in the ditch. it looks like we're starting to see about a half mile backup as folks drive by. no major problems there. this is one of the only other

slow spots westbound 80 approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on since about 5:23 this morning. car pool lanes moving through without any issues. new developments in sacramento. state lawmakers have passed a controversial vaccine bill, allowing state health officials to reject vaccine exemptions approved by a doctor, but it would only work at schools where less than 95% of the students are immunized. yesterday hundreds of anti vaksers tried to persuade lawmakers to reject the bill. it passed the assembly house committee and needs the approval of another state committee. governor gavin newsom supports the bill. measles cases in california are at a 25-year high. airline katering workers will hold an informal picket line at sfo's international terminal to draw attention to their fight for better wages and health benefits. a union representing the workers for lsg sky chefs and gate

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this is nuts. security cameras at phoenix' sky harbor airport caught the moment when a man violently burst through a security checkpoint and attacked a group of tsa officers. the man identified as 19-year-old tyrese garner from texas beat one agent, punched another. police arrested him. now he faces criminal trespassing and misdemeanor assault charges. five tsa agents had to go to the hospital. happening today, a chicago judge will decide on whether to appoint a special prosecutor in the jesse smollett case. a former justice wants to know whether state attorney kim fox mishandled the case involving the former "empire" actor who alleges he was the victim of a hate crime. police later determined smollett staged a hoax, but charges against him were dismissed. teachers and the challenges they face has been one of our

focuses in building a better bay area. a study finds santa cruz is the least affordable city in the nation for educators. they earn a salary of about $63,000. that means most of them have to pay two-thirds of their salary to afford the average rent in the city. the president of the snn cruz teachers union says the problem is lack of state funding made worse by the lack of affordable housing. >> when a big chunk of my income goes to paying for rent, b it gets really challenging to make ends meet, pay for other things, too. >> the rest of the bay area also in trouble. san jose and san francisco round out the top three least affordable cities for teachers to live in the whole country. we spent a week digging into the issues teachers face all over the bay area. we looked at what it takes for them to find housing. some are living with their parents. all our stories are in one place on our website, abc7news.com. you can search for building a better bay area teachers to find

it. compassion and paying attention early in life can lead to higher earnings in adulthood. thlooking at kindergartners. it started three decades ago and looked at inattention, hyperactivity, opposition to following rules and pro social behavior. 25 years after the study started people who showed higher rates of inattention and less compassion as kindergartners reported lower incomes than peers who were more attentive and compassionate. the study is published in the journal of american medical association psychiatry. >> you can share my lunchables any time, reggie. >> thank you. nitrates. >> i don't do that life anymore. a boston family's bulldog is feeling a lot better after vets removed 19 pacifiers from his stomach. what? the family took 3-year-old mortimer to the vet because he wasn't eating. you can see why. an x-ray refield this, the 19 plastic pacifiers in his

stomach. vets think the dog had been taking them from the family's two kids for two months without them noticing. they were removed without surgery, which, as i said before, i don't want more details on that. just glad he's doing better. >> i won't ask about that, but i'm really curious that you don't realize all those fir fire /* pacifiers are disappearing. >> lock that sock in the dryer. 19, that's a hungry bulldog, a busy guy. i'm glad he's doing well. >> me, too. >> hopefully another beautiful dog to adopt. running almost 100% on adoptions. that's all because of you. thank you. san jose, cloudy. san francisco, not that cloudy. how often does that happen in the summer morning? summer solstice, 8:54. building summer heat this weekend, even a touch will leak

to the coast. below average highs next week as we do a weather whiplash. winds are picking up around lake, solano county. winds are gusting already 40 to 50 miles per hour in higher elevations. down lower will be 78 in milpitas. upper -- mid to upper 70s, most of the peninsula will hit 80 in redwood city and 80 in los altos. mid to upper 60s along the coast. low to mid oates through the north bay. temperatures in the baech beaches mid to upper to 60s. mid to upper 70s in oakland, 80 in hercules, 82 in pleasanton. tonight, how about 50s once aga again. a few 60s out highway 4 and northern contra costa county. my accuweather seven-day forecast, warms up. 80s and 90s saturday and sunday. 90s hold on monday. 60s and 70s, below average by wednesday. alexis. >> we have one new issue, so far

not causing much of a backup. we'll see if that changes. northbound 101 before you get to the candlestick park exit, we lad a vehicle that went off the roadway once again. not sure of the cause for that. they're sending an ambulance and chp to the scene to assist. it's not a blocking situation once again. we could have folks slowing down to check out that situation. westbound 92, looking okay at the san mateo bridge. starting to see the volumes increase. that's been the trend this morning. here is two of our only drive times in the yellow at the moment, westbound 5880 tracy to dublin, 46 minutes, 22 minutes westbound 4 antioch to concord, web 101 san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee in new york city with a look at what's ahead. >> good morning reggie and natasha. coming up right here on gma, we're following the breaking news, president trump ordering and then call off a strike on

iran, that was retaliation for shooting down the u.s. drone. now the faa and international airlines banning flights in the region. we're there live with the latest. also a rare attack at the beach, this time not a shark, a sea lion lunging toward a 13-year-old biting her. so what provoked it? the new warning this morning. plus we've got new research suggesting that some teens, get this, are growing horns from using their phones too much. how technology might be changing our skeletons and skulls. dr. ashton is here with the alarming images. tom hanks and tim allen taking us to infinity and beyond as toy story 4 hits theaters today. we're sitting down with the stars. that's my plan for the weekend, my 3-year-old adrian can't wait. he's told me multiple, multiple times. back to you. >> that's just one of many ways i'm like a 3-year-o i already have my ticket. >> yes, you do. a new game from harry potter fans.

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let's take a look at the beaches this weekend. 68 at ocean beach tomorrow, low to mid 70s elsewhere, santa cruz at 77. watch out for the strong sunshine. it will be around sunday as temperatures will be about the same ball park, 67 at ocean beach to about 78 in santa cruz. remember the water temperature, 57 degrees. mcdonald's is set to test more automation. it wants to see if a robot can run the deep fryer. the company is also testing voice activated drive-through ordering. this is only happening at a location in illinois. mcdonald's says it's part of a broader initiative to improve customer experience inside its restaurants. they claim this will actually increase face-to-face time with people. now to fried chicken and

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existed in the real muggle role. y the game itself is free but you'll have the option of buying currency in the game and using real money. experts estimate players may spend up to $100 million in the first month alone if projections go as planned. ah! >> are you going to download it? >> i'm a little scared of the demeanter showing up in my apartment. but i'm excited. a free treat from krispy kreme. the cream-filled doughnut like you've never seen before. awesome. overnight president trump calling off an air like in iran. i'm mona kosar abdi in washington with more on the escalating tensions coming up. moms making money. the flexible jobs more and more are turning to to bring in extra

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overnight and what he's now saying about it this morning. also ahead, boy band fans unite. the bts army con happenng weekend. wakey wakey. >> that's not bts. please don't come after us. we support all of them. it's friday, june 21st. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> you two are having too much fun. >> first day of summer. >> yeah, we should be happy today, shouldn't we? 16-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. that's down from the 40s and 30s we've had the last couple days. the sea breeze is letting off the accelerator a little bit. you can see the broken deck of clouds from emeryville. temperatures the coolest they'll be moving forward. outside right now. reaching the 60s at the coast today while the rest of us in the 70s and 80s. while it's warmer, not quite as hot as this weekend. 80s and 90s coming up. first the 7:00 temperature, what

a gorgeous evening. hope you can enjoy it. heading back to the east bay we have a problem in the fremont area, southbound 880 at mission boulevard. we do still have a jackknifed semi that is off in the right ditch there. it sounds like it's actually a big rig dump truck. so they're trying to get a couple of tow trucks to the scene. it's not blocking lanes right now. they're still just slowing down to take a look at that. we're up to about two miles of heavy traffic behind that. overall a really light commute. here is walnut creek southbound 680 north of 24, you can see friday light volume here. that looks great. new this morning, the highway patrol is investigating a terrible rollover crash in san jose where four people we ejected out of a sedan. one of those victims unfortunately did not survive this crash. that happened overnight on the 10th street on-ramp to northbound 280.

the fiermt sre department says people were conscious and talking to rescuers and taken to the hospital. all lanes reopened just after 2:00 this morning. developing news now, president trump now responding after he canceled an attack on iran overnight. >> the u.s. military was moving into position when the president suddenly changed his mind. in the last 30 minutes he started tweeting saying, we were cocked and loaded to retaliate on three different sides but i asked how many people will die. 150 people, sir, was the answer from a general. ten minutes before the strike i stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone. mona kosar abdi is joining us live now in washington, d.c. mona. >> reporter: to add to that, our sources are telling us they believe the situation would have escalated quickly had the plan been carried out. now both countries have reiterated they do not want to go to war. when asked about the

possibility, iran said that they are ready while the president said you'll have to see. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes against the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone. >> iran med >> reporter: sources tell abc news the operation was under way when trump abruptly called it off. the country's ambassador to the u.n. telling npr we tried to caution the drone through radio transmission but then said, quote, since it was a spy zone, we were left with no other option. late thursday president trump summoned congressional leaders to the situation room. some members from both parties urged for caution. >> we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> reporter: the president's closest allies on the hill are

encouraging him to taking aggressive action. >> the only way iran changes its behavior is if they believe america will put options on the table that would create pain for their regime. >> reporter: again, the president confirming this morning he called off the attack because they feared the attack would have caused hundreds of civilian deaths. reporting live in washington, d.c., mona kosar abdi, nbc 7 news. developing news out of san mateo county, the suspect accused in two deadly stabbings is now booked in jail. >> also officially charged for stretch of skyline boulevard. anser hasan live at the san mateo county jail. >> reporter: the san mateo sheriff's office issued a statement to confirm 26-year-old malik dosouqi was released from the hospital and taken to jail. he faces murder charges, along

with use of a deadly weapon, two grates of great bodily injury and t and. he was taken to the hospital after crashing his car attempting to flee the scene of the second stabbing. officer shot at dosouqi who alleged drove towards them as they were treating 31-year-old john pekipaki who was screaming for help after being stabbed. he died on scene. pekipaki's family says he was a tow truck driver called out to tow a vehicle in that area. the first stapping happened late monday night. the victim 32-year-old abdulmalek nasher. his family says he was called out to the area possibly to pick up or drop off a passenger. they also believe nasher may have known dosouqi. dosouqi allegedly attacked both men in a rural part of san mateo county. this is an on going investigation. the sheriff's department is still trying to determine a

motive and if these two stabbings were linked. dosouqi has his first court appearance on monday. this morning a sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty is being remembered as a natural born leader. >> last night officer tara o'sullivan was honored at the sacramento police academy graduation. she was shot and killed wednesday while responding to a domestic violence call. she grew up in the bay area and had just graduated from this same academy six months ago. just last week she was there at the new recruits' physical final, ran uphill with them for five miles to show support. >> she had already done that test six months earlier. she didn't need to come out. nobody would have known she was not there. she's only one of a couple people from previous academies that come out and run. she did it because she wanted to support the officers you saw tonight. nobody asked her to. nobody told her to. she just did it. >> 36 of the graduates were sworn into the sacramento police

department. the other 20 recruits to ten other departments. officer tara o'sullivan looefd in martinez, graduated from college park high school in 2011. the school yearbook shows her taking aa class in ceramics and posing with the school soccer team. a neighbor tells us she was just a joy to be around. >> very outgoing, very outgoing, happy kid. i was laying in bed. what do you do when you wake up, you put facebook on and there it was. i could not believe it. >> officer o'sullivan joined two police explorer programs as a teen. >> shooting suspect adele sambrando ramos is scheduled to appear in court monday. records show he has a long criminal history including multiple sliens and battery cases. is estranged wife tells the sacramento bee that ramos was a good man and a good father. an official page has been set up for a memorial fund.

we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. making public work for everyone. the new plan b.a.r.t. says will help with overcrowding. the new york stock exchange, another update on how the markets are doing next. a free smoothie for the first day of summer. what time you'll want to visit jamba today. but first you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike nicco has our first day of summer. >> starts off cool in the south bay, 52? legislator to 57 in san jose. mountain view about 58 degrees. we have mid to upper 50s just about everything where else. a few exceptions, brentwood 63. napa at 52, novato at 48 degrees. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. calmer and dryer today. mass transit cool. then warm this afternoon. breezy north of the bay bridge. another small craft advisory this afternoon. east bay valleys 57 at 7:00, 70s

at 11:00. down to 76 at 7:00. we'll do the same stairstep in the peninsula but stop in the mid to upper 70s during the afternoon hours with increasing sunshine. let's check out the south bay. we've got clouds around through 9:00, increasing sunshine and we'll jump from 58 at 7:00 to near 80 during the afternoon hours to a nice 73 at 7:00. so summer solstice, 8:54 this morning. it's go into get quite hot in some neighborhoods this weekend. first want to bring alexis in and see what's going on. >> a lot of green. nobody is working today or working from home. must be nice. looking at one problem coming into san francisco, northbound 101, sounds like it's closer to sierra point, so a bit further south of here. a vehicle went off the roadway. not sure the reason for that. emergency crews are there blocking the right lane. no delays for that entire area. we do have ramp closure northbound highway 13 to eastbound 24.

that's the countercommute direction this time of day. it sounds like there was a truck that hit one of the overpasses in that area overnight. caltrans is doing an investigation inspection right now. as soon as i said that, we're seeing a little delay in that direction. i'm keeping an eye on that. that hasn't been too much of a big deem. southbound 101, santa rosa to petalu petaluma, 14 ♪ .6,

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talking about the alameda county fair. a little warmer but nothing out of control. from the mid 70s when it opens to the low to mid 80s this afternoon, down to 64 this evening. have fun. a look at the red flag warning, the fire danger for lake and solano counties until 6:00 tomorrow evening. as far as temperatures, in the low knights through the central valley, 95 in palm springs. sunshine from monterey to yoeu a eureka. a little cooler and breezy in tahoe, 67 but warm sunshine, 77 by the end of the weekend. happening right now, firefighters still battling a massive fire at a philadelphia oil refinery. the fire started at philadelphia energy solutions around 1:00 a.m. our time. a series of explosions heard as far away as south jersey. there are no reports of significant injuries. the refinery is the largest on

the east coast. pg&e ing t fac qutionfromhoers about proposed bonuses to executives while going through bankruptcy. the annual shareholder meeting is today. pg&e wants to pay out $11 million to ceo bill johnson and other top execs. the bonuses are incentives for meeting company goals, especially wildfire safety.safey pg&e filed for bankruptcy protection to ward off claims from the wildfires. while tuition was going up, a new audit finds california state university system was stashing money away. this audit found a $1.5 billion surplus all hidden from the public and officials. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in hayward. amy, this can't be going down very well. >> reporter: one lawmaker called it troubling, reggie. he wants to know if this money could be better spent helping students with their student

loans or situations like that instead of sitting in this reserve. this came from a state audit. the state audit is very critical of the university, the california state university saying it has been keeping a big secret from its students in that it has .5 but the price of parking has gone up, tuition has gone up, employees say their wages have stayed the same. so there's a lot of frustration from this new report. here is a look at what has happened here to tuition. in 2008 it was $3,048. it went up about 80% in 2017 to $5,742. the chancellor has responded to this audit saying the surplus is for economic uncertainty and also for short-term expenses like maintenance. csu is also saying its finances are transparent, this isn't a secret, these have always been available to anyone who wants to review them.

reporting live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. in the east bay the city of oakland will open the first ever designated parking site for those living out of their rvs. the colium b.a.r.t son using surface streets to park their rvs t. bay area has left many to live out of their vehicles. in march a safe parking site for people who sleep in their cars opened at the williams chapel baptist church. these sites provide security, fresh water and bathrooms. developing news right now, president trump is responding after calling off an attack on iran. the u.s. military was moving into position overnight to retaliate after iran shot down a u.s. drone, but at the last minute the president changed his mind. within the last hour he tweeted out, we were cocked and loaded to retaliate on three different sites when i asked how many people were died. 150, sir, was the answer from

the general. ten minutes before the strike i stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone. >> we've been following that all morning long. it appears we're moving on to your morning money report. shares of san francisco-based slack had a strong public debut yesterday. shares finished 12 cents above the opening price. >> it was not an ipo but a direct listing. they're trading under the symbol work. its market value sits above $20 billion. that is three times its most recent private valuation of $7 billion. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, you can see we're slightly down about 13 points as trading gets under way. walmart will pay a total of $282 million in settlements in corruption probes. the securities and exchange commission said it reached a $144 million settlement for

failing to stem corruption in its overseas university in brazil, china, india and mexico, that's in addition to $138 million in criminal payments finalized yesterday for paying a brazilian intermediary to expedite construction permits. there's a growing side hustle for moms who want to make extra cash spending other people's money. >> moms buy and deliver gross rhees for other people. instacart has been around for a while. the company says 50% are now now women. >> so many moms out there looking for a side hustle to kind of help beef up their family income. this is an easy way to do it. the best thing about it is you can make your own schedule. if your kid gets sick or you have to go to a ballet recital or little league game, you can put work to the side. when you're ready to work again, you can pick it right back up. >> "good morning america" spoke

to one mom who said she made about $31,000 in the last year and a half. the first day of summer and national smoothie day. jamba offering free smoothies from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., you can to pick water mel breeze, val anyone les bleu sky and white sky. dunkin is giving away free iced and frozen beverages for perks rewards members. krispy kreme wants you to try out the new original filled doughnuts. do you see what's different here? there's always been filled doughnuts. these are not -- >> they're not just round and holeless. some sort of technology innovation allowing them to fill it like that. >> chocolate and vanilla are your choices. it's a special moon theme in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.

i don't understand how those two things go together either. >> i was going to say what does that have to do with the moon? >> there's history with the moon lawn zblch doughnuts do? >> no, krispy kreme as a company. there's a whole section on the website. the point is you have a free doughnut tomorrow. >> i just want the regular doughnut. >> you can still get that one. it just won't be free. >> keep it simple, keep it calm. >> you can still look at the window, ooh, look how they're made. >> look for the hot sign to turn on. >> absolutely. cool drinks will be nice this weekend. how about that? let's talk about sfo. the low cloud deck, one of the areas covered by clouds. not everybody is. brighter with a warping trend beginning today that will take us to the 80s and 90s away from the coast, even 70s there this weekend. then it's going to be below average. temperatures will drop once again next week. look how quickly the cloud cover fades away today, even at the coast we're going to see more

sunshine than yesterday. let's see how those temperatures respond. we'll still be very comfortable even though we'll be warmer than yesterday. low to mid 80s most of the south bay. 81 in legislator and san jose. 80 in redwood city. 64 to 67 along the coast today to near 70 in downtown and south sausalito. temperatures about 15 degrees warmer to 20 degrees warmer in the valleys. low to mid 80s there. east bay shore breezy from oakland northward. mid to upper 70s in most neighborhoods. hercules about 80. still maybe not needing the air conditioner in the east bay valley, 82 to 88 degrees. it's park in the park tonight. you have to have a separate ticket for your pooch. they are allowed in the coliseum as the a's go for five consecutive wins. my accuweather seven-day forecast there you go, the heat lasting inland through at least

monday. temperatures nearly 20 degrees cooler by wednesday. alexis. >> good morng, an ten after 5:00 this morning -- actually, no, to another one first. this has only been here for about 45 minutes, northbound 101 past sierra point. one vehicle involved, went off the roadway, about 20 feet off the roadway. they have the right lane blocked with emergency crews on the scene there just as a precaution. it sounds like everybody is okay. slight backup approaching that scene. this is what i was talking about, southbound 880 at mission boulevard, a flipped big rig dump truck that jackknifed into the ditch. no lanes are blocked. as you can see, the backup continues to grow. it was four miles distancewise when i made this map probably a little closer to five at this point. a quick side of the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, seeing the normal backup approaching the emergency road repair there. it looks like they have all lanes back open.

part of building a better bay area means making public transit for everyone. the federal transit administration announced b.a.r.t. will get $300 million to increase the number of trains to run in the transbay tube. they sat it will help relieve overcrowding. the agency posted a message on twitter. >> i just got a call from jane williams, the acting administrator, we got the grant. we'll be let into engineering. it want to thank speaker pelosi and senator feinstein for working with the administration to make this happen. thank you very much. >> the money will allow b.a.r.t. to buy more than 300 new cars and operate 30 trains per hour through the transbay tube. b.a.r.t. currently runs 23 trains per hour during commute hours. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. some of the big issues we face is housing. >> developers breaking ground on a project along fifth street

between mission and howard south of market. developer brookfield propertis is working with hearst cooperation. the project faced years of legal hurdles when community groups sued to block this $1 billion project. a judge ruled in favor of the developers. >> everyone may not grow, but there are a lot of people here who live in the building right next to it, who spend a lot of time in this particular area. they all are here enjoying the fact that this project is finally happening. >> the first building will open in 2021. by the way, three historic buildings in that area will be renovated as part of the project. the bts army is taking over l.a. >> a convention for fans of the group is planned for this sunday at the hood center. you can buy merchandise and learn the choreography. you best believe people will want to camp out for that.

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it's 6:58 on this friday. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. president trump is defending his decision to call off an attack on iran after the country shot down a u.s. drone. the plan was actually in motion overnight and then the president changed his mind. in a series of tweets he said he did so because the action would have killed 150 people. number two, the man accused of murdering two people on this rural stretch of skyline boulevard is now in san mateo county jail. malek dosouqi is facing several ch>atke line at sfo to call attention to their fight for higher wages and better benefits. the workers are in federally mandated mediation with the companies. number four, summer solstice, 8:54 this morning. it will be warmer this afternoon. not hot, 60s around the coast,

80s inland. taking a look at the roads this morning, number five, our biggest issue is in fremont southbound 880 at mission boulevard. still have the semi trailer on its side. i believe the cab is up rite. a lot of folks slowing down to take a look at that. number six, nascar returns to sonoma today. the competition goes through sunday. gates open at 10:00 this morningment practice races start at 11:35. if that's too fast for you, number seven, the new harry potter game hits app stores today. the ar game puts you into the muggle world. the game is free but you have to use real money to buy currency in the game. >> it puts you in the muscle world. aren't we in the muggle world? >> it brings the magic to the muggle world on your phone in realtime. i'm excited. >> i'm lost. i have

good morning, america. breaking news. president trump calls for a strike on iran, then suddenly calls it off as tensions escalate. overnight, president trump launching planes, getting ships in position, ordering a strike on iran. then, abruptly calling it off as the crisis comes to a head. iran now releasing this video, claiming it shows the moment iran shot down that u.s. drone, saying it was in iranian airspace. and now these new images this morning claiming there are pieces of the downed drone, and the faa and carriers around the world now banning planes from flying into the region this morning. our team live in washington and in the middle east with the latest. also breaking this morning, a massive explosion in philadelphia. >> oh, my god.