police. the u.s. taking action against iran. new sanctions being announced today as the secretary of state works to get support from one of iran's neighboring countries. team usa ready to take on spain in the fifa women's world cup today. the competition is going to be fierce. good morning on this monday, june 24th. >> thanks for joining us. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco joins us now. >> good morning. welcome to monday. welcome to a change in the weather. seeing fog thick around petaluma. some could leak to novato. we'll see if the fog turns into the golden gate bridge and comes through and down around san martin and points south. you've got a nice sea breeze, 25 miles per hour. things are changing the day to the keerl, 53 to 62. notice 50s, 70s, 80s.

the same thing at 4:00 with high clouds and sunshine. not as hot as yesterday. >> we're checking out the roads here. have not had any major issues so far. we're looking live at the bay bridge commute into san francisco. so we're looking good on the san francisco side. we're looking good on the east bay side as well. we did have a disabled vehicle blocking one lane at the toll plaza. so far no metering lights. taking you to the peninsula, southbound 101 around 4th avenue, supposedly just the on-ramp is closed until 6:00. the mainline is heavy as well. caltrans is on the scene. a lot of people could be slowing down due to those flashing lights. we are tracking this breaking news in the south bay. we learned in the last 30 minutes that a long overnight standoff is over butfive people suspect are dead. >> police are investigating at a home in san jose. this is at

abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is there live. >> reporter: i'm confirming with police they are investigating this as a quadruple murder-suicide. i want you to take a peek behind me now. you can see only testify police vehicles blocking the roadway there. they have a rather large perimeter set up now. i'm told two people died inside the house, two others died at the hospital. the shooting suspect also died here at the scene, making a total of five people. now, officers tell me at this point the focus is now shifted to the investigation as well as getting evacuees fed right now. there are several people out of their homes at this time, about eight to ten people i'm told are staying at a community center nearby. there are several others that are with family or family friends at this moment. officers were called around 8:40 last night to a house in the 500 block of habbitts court. police are

information on the motive at this point. they don't know the relationship between the individuals that were inside the house. they say they got several calls of shots fired last night, not only on habbitts court but nearby streets as well. we're told several people ran outside the home once the shots began going off. they don't have the motive or identification on the individuals involved in this. they're telling me at this point they're hoping to get the evacuees that were taken from their homes back inside somewhere around 8:00 or 9:00 this morning, but at this point it's still a really active and fluid situation. there are several officers here on the scene, but they're working to get us a little closer up to the home involved in this incident so we can get a better look at the tragedy that happened. live in san jose this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. meanwhile, happening today the man accused of killing a

sacramento police officer is expected in court today. adele sam bran know ramos faces murder and attempted murder charges for a shootout with police. officers were responding to a domestic violence call at a home in sacramento. they say ramos fired more than a dozen shots. he shot and killed rookie police officer tara o'sullivan. her memorial service is set for thursday. the bay area native was honored last night at a vigil at sacramento state university where she started police training. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has the story. >> reporter: hand in hand, female officers from sacramento and beyond quietly processed to a vigil for officer tara o'sullivan. the 26-year-old was shot and killed on duty last week. body camera footage from her training officer shows what the sacramento police department is calling an ambush on officer o'sullivan and others on scene who were trying to help a woman

out of an alleged domestic disturbance. >> we lost someone whom we love, someone who put her life on the line for someone who needed her. >> reporter: robert nelson is the president of sacramento state university and knew o'sullivan well, she was the first female graduate of the law enforcement scholars program. >> to watch her take control of all those guys, she stood so -- she was a leader. you could tell it right from the beginning. >> reporter: o'sullivan is originally from the bay area, graduating from college park in pleasant hill. her parents wore t-shirts that said trust, together we build with a police badge. >> reporter: in honor of officer o'sullivan, blue bows tied around campus, a temporary reminder of her presence here. more permanently, the university set up a scholarship for her name for the law enforcement program, cementing her legacy

here at sac state. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> an official page has been set up for the memorial fund. if you'd like to donate, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. developing news out of the east bay, fremont residents are back home after a 15-acre grass fire got a little too close. some homes were evacuated as a precaution as firefighters worked to put out the fire. flames broke out at 10:00 last night near blazedale way. the fire was contained nearly four hours later. developing news on the tensions between the u.s. and iran. secretary of state mike pompeo is traveling to saudi arabia for talks with the your nighted arab emirates. he's trying to build a global coalition againstannion sayt is o sanctions targetsing e targeting iran's economy in hopes of the bringing the country to the negotiating table.

the president called off a military strike right before it was supposed to happen. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. much quieter weather as far as the heat coming our way. we've got temperatures in the upper 50s, san ramon, dublin, pleasanton, concord. low to mid 60s through the east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 50s around the bayshore. santa rosa at 51. in the south bay we start hitting more 60s here, also. we're supposed to be looking at the golden gate bridge. looks like our camera is blocked out right there. not as hot as we're exercising today. if you're out and about, still a very high uv index. if you're on the bay, faster breezes but no small craft advisory. that will come into play starting tomorrow when the temperatures drop even more. 53 at 7:00 in the north bay. 62 at 9:00. we'll have high clouds this afternoon. lo 80s.tures topping out in the

down to 72 degrees by 7:00. for the east bay 50s at 7:00, still cloudy, 65 at 9:00, low to mid 70s this afternoon with high clouds and sunshine. our last stop will be san francisco. in the 50s through 11:00, low to mid 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours. we'll show you how low the temperatures will go coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's say good morning to alexis. good morning. looking live at walnut creek, a little different angle than we're used to looking at. the busier side on the right. today it's pointing northbound. we do have a crash not too far from here. if you're commuting from walnut creek, it's westbound 24 just past the 680 split. it sounds like there was a disabled vehicle on the right shoulder or partially hanging over into the right lane. someone came up and hit that vehicle. now we've got at least one lane blocked on the mainline. not too much of a delay yet.

they are sending emergency crews to the scene. obviously that's starting to fill in. taking a look at drive times coming up next. today, democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders will propose eliminating all $1.6 trillion of student debt in the u.s. the senator is proposing the idea two days ahead of the first democratic debate in miami. according to "the washington post" sanders wants do pay for all this by taxing wall street. that idea has elicited fierce objections across party lines because it would give tax subsidies to college-educated americans who typically earn more than those without a college degree. pete buttigieg was heavily criticized by residents of south bend indiana after last week's shooting of a black man by a white police officer. buttigieg said he would call for an outside investigation into the shooting of 54-year-old eric

logan by sergeant ryan o'neill. >> the first is a desire for an outside look at what has taken place here by the u.s. department of justice. i recognize that request. i respect it. i will send a letter to the department of justice civil rights division. >> residents criticized buttigieg's efforts to reform the police department. the 37-year-old mayor admitted the city has not recruited enough minority officers. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you start your day. we'll listen to beyonce and donald glover's remake of one of

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if you're just joining us here are the 7 things you need to know. breaking news in the south bay where san jose police are on the scene of a murder-suicide that left five people dead. four people shot and killed and the speck is also dead. fremont residents are back home after a grass fire broke out. 15 acres burned and the flames have been contained. number three, the man accused of killing a sacramento police officer is expected in court. adele s adelebrano ramos shot and killed

officer tara o'sullivan. el dorado resorts is paying $17 billion in cash and stock to buy caesars entertainment corporation. number five, a little bit of a spring break into our forecast. look at these temperatures by wednesday and thursday, our coolest days from four to six degrees below average. number six, our slowest spot is due to road work on the peninsula. southbound 101 around 4th avenue. i'm told caltrans crews are working on picking up this closure. we just have the on-ramp blocked, partially blocking one lane of the mainline as well. if you're traveling southbound through that stretch, normally it take about 15 minutes from millbrae to san carlos. taking about 22 right now. number seven, the wallenda siblings walked away winners from another daring feet. they walked 1300 feet on a high wire set up 25 stories above times square. a firefighter hurt during a

massive fire in the east bay is expect pd to be okay. the fire in pittsburg was on highway 4 in piedmont way. about 100 firefighters battled the three-alarm fire. the smoke could be seen for miles. investigators say the fire started at a homeless encampment. the building was saved but construction equipment was damaged and one firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a hall of fame horse trader can no longer compete at a horse tack after the death of another horse. jerry hull len door fer's horse american currency was euthaniz hed anita since december. he trained four of them. animal rights activists want the track to close. >> we're tired of seeingheir

own families. >> hollen door fer he says being band was a, quote, premature thing to do. california's economy is booming. that means the state's elected leaders are in line for a modest raise. the citizen's committee that sets salaries okay a 4% pay bump for governor gavin newsom. legislators and other elected of fivls will also get the 4% raise. the state's economy is strong and the cost of living is rising. team usa is a heavy favorite in today's fifa world cup elimination game against spain. today's match gets under way at 9:00 a.m. it's no the first time the two teams met. they played each other in january with team usa walking away with a 1-0 win. the winner will host france in the quarterfinals. disney's the lion king turns 25 today. now we have the live action

remake coming out next month. ♪ >> she sounds great. >> that sparse piano is getting me. that's beyonce, of course, and donald glover singing "can you feel the love tonight" from the remake. they voice nala and simba. tickets go on sale today. disney is the parent company of abc 7. i think the lion king was the first movie i saw multiple times in theaters. i remember going back over and over and over again. i loved it so much. wonderful. >> weird fact at me, i didn't like the lion king when i saw it the first time. it was something that grew on me over time. >> what about it? too traumatic at certain ints? >> i don't know. i was the weird person that

liked pocahontas, mule land, hercules. >> i'm now a fan, but it took me so time. >> i'm a lion king guy. >> everyone else is. >> you know what i love? donald glover, sneaky good actor. many movies you don't think about. look him up. >> crazy talented. >> imdb. >> imdb. our director got in my ear. amazing all the stuff he's been in. here is a look at san jose, 87. looking straight up the runway at mineta san jose airport. it will be partly cloudy with the heat easing today. coolest highs in the middle part of the week and warmer. still very comfy for this weekend which is pride weekend. low to mid 80s in the south bay. we start at 80, 81, dropped into

the mid 70s by the time you get to millbrae. low to mid 60s as you head through the peninsula, mid and upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. the farther north you go, cloverdale, ukiah and lakeport, that's where the 90s are holding on. 72 in richmond, 78 in hercules and mid to upper 70s as you head southward across the east bay shoreline. here is where some of the other 90s are holding on. places like concord, fairfield, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look at that dramatic drop. mid to upper 90s yesterday inland. mid 70s by wednesday and thursday. my goodness that's going to feel great. alexis. >> thank you, mike. overall we're looking at a commute in the east bay, westbound 24 past the 680 split. one vehicle hit another vehicle that was disabled off on the right shoulder. for a short time we had the two right lanes blocked.

just got the all-clear from chp. they're saying both of those vehicles involved in that crash pushed to the shoulder. not much of a backup if you're coming in from walnut creek. i didn't have official word about the bay bridge metering lights. car pool lanes are cruising through, you know the drill, with cash and fast track. we're flipping from the yellow into the red. westbound 580 tracy to dublin 53 minutes. 16 minutes sound 680 dublin to mission boulevard. in today's "gma first look," cameras capture the dramatic moment a hot air slammed into a crowd at a festival in missouri. >> abc news reporter will reid has the details. >> in this morning's "gma first look," the passenger in this terrifying hot air balloon crash speaking out exclusively to "good morning america." >> i felt the balloon go down. he's turning on both burners

trying to get us back up over the next tree. the air just grabbed us and pulled us down. >> the balloon barreling through crowds at the hannibal, missouri, bicentennial celebration. >> they were struck by what? >> they were struck by one of the balloons. >> reporter: that basket coming feet from a crowd of people including one woman's 6-year-old daughter. the pilot's quick thinking avoiding what could have been a catastrophic event. >> he just screamed at the top of his lungs for everybody to get out of the way. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., safety tips to remember before riding in one of these hot air balloons. with your "gma first look," i'm will reid, abc news. >> we've done so many stories about hot air balloon incidents. >> a lot of them go on without incident. >> hopefully most of them do. >> we've seen a lot of bad stories. new rules at star wars galaxy's edge. what visitors need to know if

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♪ hunger calls. make way for the big cheese! see disney pixar's toy story 4. intense flooding inundating parts of southwestern missouri. a flash flood disaster declared five inches of rain within a few hours. that's what triggered the alert. flooding in cloek where one woman drown after she drove in a flooded creek. we always say that, turn around, don't drown. let me show you live doppler 7 from 20 minutes ago, eastern

kansas, oklahoma and missouri getting pelted with tons of rain as another storm system rolled through there. they had one roll through about two nights ago. that's what saturated the ground. for us, we've got a touch of spring in the forecast, a cooling trend begins today. temperatures drop about four to ten degrees from the 80s and 90s back into the 60s, 70s and 80s. by the time we get to wednesday and thursday, the 80s are gone from the forecast. i'll show it to you coming up. hard to believe, isn't it? >> i know you're a cat lover, too. it can't believe this next story. a cat that took a tumble in a washing machine is expected to make a full recovery. his owner says she always makes sure none of her three cats are in the washer and dryer normally. last week it slipped her mind. felix found his way inside. when hep got out of the washer, he temporarily had lost his sight and had pneumonia from all the water in his lungs. he's doing better, still has to use oxygen but expected to make

a full recovery. >> that's amazing. golden state warriors star steph curry among the big awards at b.e.t. mary j. blige gave an incredible performance after receiving the prestigious lifetime achievement award. cardi b, the most nominated performer won bigs. she picked up the award for best female hip-hop artist and album of the year. >> thank you so much everybody. three times platinum and i want to thank everybody that participated on the album. >> the bay area also representing at the b.e.t. natives. herr won the b.e.t. for best neo soul. a big shout-out to steph curry who won sportsman of the year. >> a lot of people praising mary

j. blige because she did her own tribute. normally when you're honored, it will be a bunch of o over people singing your songs. no, if i'm being honored, let me sing all my hits. thanks. starting today, you'll be able to visit star wars galaxy edge without a reservation. >> but the park has other crowd control measures in place. reservations are required at the light cyber's shaub and oga's canteen nah. people who do not show up, be warned you could be fined $200. that's the price of the lightsaber. so show up. >> if you want that lightsaber, you've got to be there. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the breaking news of a deadly shooting and standoff in san jose. >> disturbing allegations of

now at 5:30, breaking news. five people are dead after a shooting and standoff overnight in san jose. we are live at the scene as police investigate. a reminder that fire season is indeed here. a grass fire burns dangerously close to homes in the east bay, forcing some families to evacuate for a time. terrifying moments on a plane. a traveler sleeps through the landing and wakes up alone in the dark. now air canada is responding to that incident. >> what? >> i don't understand how that happens. >> she must have been out. >> hello ambien. >> that was my worst fear on the school bus as a kid. don't fall asleep on the ride home. >> you got the flight attendants. then you've got the cleaning crew. >> so many steps. we'll get to it. >> i have questions. >> yes. i want answers. >> mike, what goes up must come down. >> cooler temps on the way.

>> i like that, yes. after being so hot yesterday, temperatures nearly 20 degrees cooler by the time we get to wednesday and thursday. here is a look at some of the fog out there in petaluma and penngrove. watch out especially on 101, visibility less than a mile right now. that's about it as far as the fog goes. a lot of cloud cover. you can see it's kind of broken as we look southbound across the embarcadero. 55 to 62. pretty mild this morning. near 60 at the coast. 74 to 82 at noon. 77 to 86. not as hot and sunny as high clouds will make a partly cloudy afternoon. alexis? >> we officially have the bay bridge metering lights on as of 5:23. cash and fast track lanes looking very slow here getting through the toll booths and the metering lights. no issues if you're using car pool lanes. those guys are cruising through without any issues. i wanted to check the drive times in the east bay, particularly southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek.

westbound 24 walnut creek to highway 13 holding steady at eight minutes. we had a crash around the 24/680 split that's been pushed to the shoulder. there could be debris in the roadway. westbound 580 tracy to dublin the only one in the red coming in at 56 minutes. we're staying on top of that breaking news in san jose. in the last hour we learned five people are dead after a murder-suicide. >> this started with a police standoff at a home court. abc 7's jobina fortson has been talking to police. what go we know. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a quadruple murder-suicide. it appears everyone involved was shot. two people died at the hospital, three others including the suspect were found inside the home. you actually cannot see it from where we're standing. it's around the corner here. police still have habbitts court

blocked off. it's going to be a while before this gets open. several people evacuated from their homesment about eight to ten of them staying at a nearby community center. officers are working on getting them fed right now because they haven't been inside their home since about 8:40 last night which is when police got the call about shots fired in the 500 block of habbitts court. san jose police say when officers got there, two adults exited the house, each suffering from gunshot wounds. they were both rushed to nearby hospitals. there were multiple flash bangs before the standoff ended earlier this morning. police found the other three bodies inside the home, that included two victims and the shooting suspect. at this point police do not have a motive, but there were other people inside the home when those shots began to ring out. they're interviewing them right at this moment. for now, live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> what a terrible morning in that neighborhood. jobina fortson, thank you. developing news in fremont

where an evacuation is over for homes near a grass fire. >> this one started late last night in the niles district. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us from fremont this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're on blazedale way at the base of the hill that was on fire last night. one man here who are lives here tells us they have always worried about this hill. here is video taken from a car passing by. this is posted on twitter. you can see how big it was, what a scary sight this was last night. this started around 10:00 on a steep grassy hill. this was about two blocks from mission boulevard near nichols avenue. police did evacuate some homes in the area as the fire moved in their direction. one man told us this hill has always made them nervous. >> we've been here about six years and my wife has always worried about the hill out here being dry.

i know many years back it did catch on fire. we've always worried about it. >> reporter: he took these pictures of the fire last night. you can see it lit up the night here in this neighborhood. it burned about 15 acres. residents say the response was huge, and emergency crews had it out pretty quickly. they got it knocked out by about 1:00 this morning. no one was hurt, no buildings were damaged. it was quite a wake-up call for this area. no cause of the fire has been given. live in fremont, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. on the peninsula, the man accused of stabbing and killing two people is due to make his first court appearance today. police arrested malik dosouqi on tuesday. both victims were found off skyline boulevard. investigators say dosouqi drove at deputies as they investigated the second stabbing.

deputies shot at the car and dosouqi crashed. in a jailhouse interviewed, he told abc news he doesn't remember the incident. migrant children in at least two facilities facing conditions that one doctor describes as comparable to torture. she examined infants and children being held at a facility in mccallan texas. she says babies are drinking from unwashed bottles for days and fluorescent lights kept on 24/7. >> the conditions are placing them at increased risks for infection, disease and death. >> meanwhile, abc news has learned president trump delayed immigration raids after house speaker nancy pelosi urged him not to go through with it. the raids target more than 2,000 people in family units who had already received final orders to leave the country. california's waiting for a big ruling from the u.s. supreme

court. the court has to decide if a citizenship question can appear on the 2020 census. the trump administration claims it's needed to enforce voting rules. opponents claim hispanics and other immigrants will be afraid to take part in the census and be undercounted. the census determines how house of representative seats are allocated and influences federal funding. this is the final week of the court's term. in the east bay the livermore city council considering a ban on e-cigarettes. the measure also requires stores selling tobacco do have a special license to sell. san francisco supervisors are expected to give final approve tomorrow. heart stopping moments at the wallendas walk a tightrope 25 stories above times square. the one move they say was the most dangerous. bay area commuters crossing the golden gate bridge will have to pay a little more in tolls starting next week. a look outside now. i hope you enjoyed the rather

warm weekend. let's check on what the weather will be like this week with meteorologist mike nicco. >> it's going to be much better to be outside. still have strong shine. the beautiful picture from tam. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s along the east bayshore. richmond the cool spot along with the castro valley, 54. oakland the warm spot at 59. let's brooz en out and see low to mid 60s in brentwood, antioch, livermore, san jose, mountain view. 56 at san francisco. no pacifica at 53. here is a look at the san mateo bridge, looking to the west nd ofazy cud ninsula. depending on where you are. watch out for that. good for the mass transit. cool, warm, breezy spots but no small craft advisory. that will come in more likely tomorrow and for the rest of the week bringing us that ginormous cooling trend. stuck in the 60s through the east bay valleys. near 80 at 11:00 as we

transition from low clouds to high clouds. mid to upper 80s this afternoon. for the peninsula, in the 60s through 9:00. transition from low clouds to high clouds and hang out in the mid to upper 70s for the better part of the day. 71 at 7:00. we're in the 60s at 9:00 down in the south bay. also transitions from low clouds to high clouds by 11:00 and 76. low to mid 80s through i'd say noon to about 5:00. look at that. a comfortable 73 by 7:00. you think those temperatures are comfortable, wait until you see my accuweather seven-day forecast. no 80s, no 90s, no. 100s. going to look more like march. we'll talk about that coming up. you've been talking about pretty good commuting so far this morning. how is it going now? >> we haven't had any major issues so far today. want to take you to the peninsula where road work has wrapped up a little bit ahead of schedule. southbound 101 at 4th avenue. caltrans doing grinding and

paving work on the on-ramp. had to at least take away part of the mainline as well. they were supposed to go until 6:00. they're done about 30 minutes ahead of schedule. the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge slowly starting to fill in. so far no delays on the approach, even with that emergency road repair. mass transit off to a quiet start. 34 b.a.r.t. trains in service, that

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how about some clean air? if you suffer from any type of asthma or anything like that and pollution bothers you, look at all that green. it's going to be good with the refreshing cool air. 66 in monterey. eureka partly sunny and 58. afternoon sunshine san diego and l.a., low to mid 70s. holding on to the 100s fresno and palm springs, retreating the the south and east. mid 90s around chico and sacramento. 82 in yosemite. 75 in tahoe, breezy 68 on friday. rebounding to the low to mid 70s under a partly cloudy sky this wekend. legendary caesars palace has a new owner. el dorado resorts is paying $17 billion to buy caesars entertainment corporation. the deal will make el dorado the

largest gaming operator in the u.s. it currently owns circus circus and legacy in reno. the company says caesars will keep its name. one air canada flyer says she was terrified to find herself stranded in a dark plane all alone and parked far away from the terminals and then her phone died. can you imagine, passenger tiffany adams had the whole road to herself. she fell asleep on her flight from quebec to toronto. she says she slept through the landing and deboarding. she was left on board and her jet was towed to a parking spot away from the terminal. when she woke up, she tired off a ticket to her friend before he phone died. adams headed into the flight deck. >> i'm so scared i'm going to touch something that was wrong. i found the flashlight. that was the best moment, a shear sense y're locd onis aira

th airline is investigating the incident and confirmed that it did, indeed happen. >> well, i don't think she's lying about it, right? >> can we do something for her, more than an apology? >> free travelr travel for a while. >> also, can we make sure she's not on the plane anymore. wallenda siblings walked away winners from another daring feat. >> what does that mean, winner? they're alive. >> they're alive. >> the gift of life. they walked 1,300 feet on a high wire set above times square. they wore safety wires but there was no net. the crossover was one of the toughest spots along with the city lights. >> i wouldn't even tell my family because it was remembering the feeling of falling andiept on, no, i have

through. >> the stunt was the first time she performed since she fell in 2017 and nearly died. both she and brother nic will be on gma later this morning to talk about the stunt. >> it was a real comeback for u. still hard to watch the video of that fall. she reportedly broke every bone in her face and had a long rehab. glad it went well. >> i may not be afraid of heights like i used to be, but i'm not walking on a wire. >> and we thank you for that. >> still too clumsy for that. look what's happening behind me. you can see the sun peeking over the horizon. the hottest part of the air mass moving away, it's going to feel a little more comfortable outside today. mostly cloudy, patchy fog. cooler tonight and below average temperatures through most of the extended forecast. here brought us such warm temperatures, places like walnut creek, 97 degrees yesterday. only 87 today as the high starts

to retreat. when this low slides down and brings all that cool air that's developing over this 50-degree ocean water, that's when we'll have highs in the 50s, 60s and 70s. for today low to mid 80s in the south bay. 88 in morgan hill, 84 in san jose, 80 in milpitas. low to mid 60s along the coast. we'll be near 70 in south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 80s through the north bay valleys. hercules at 78 is the exception. cooler, 72 at richmond and warm to 80 as we head southbound along the east bay shore. mid 80s to mid 90s in the east bay valleys. tomorrow, look at that, 60, 70, 80. about a four to ten-degree drop tomorrow. back into the 60s and 70s for wednesday and thursday. alex alexis? >> unfortunately we have a new issue that's starting to cause a

sickarts of the east bay. walnut creek southbound 680 around north main. report of a three-car collision blocking the lanes. emergency crews trying to get to the backup and the scene. that's all we know for now. not sure about the extent of injuries or how long this is possibly going to be blocking, but dfl starting to see the backup form as you head through the walnut creek stretch. as you come in from pleasant hill down into walnut creek, seeing that solid line of red doesn't take much for that to merge with the normal delays on 242 out of concord and will probably get close to highway 4 if that is blocking for long. southbound 101 santa rosa to pet lumina, looking good. another 14-minute drive time westbound 580 castro valley to the maze. northbound 280/680 split to 85, in the green at 15 minutes. if you commute on the golden gate bridge, tolls are going up

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this is a look from our roof camera at the increasing cloudiness that we're dealing with this morning. also, you can see the flags on the ferry building there, pretty

well unfurled and heading towards the east meaning a nice sea breeze developing. that's when the cooling trend begins today. anywhere from four to ten degrees cooler. yesterday we were mainly in the 80s and 90s everywhere. san francisco near 70. today, san francisco 65 and the rest of us in the 70s and 80s. for the most part, we've tried to wipe the 90s off the map. 62 in san francisco. look at wednesday, the 60s kind of spread a little bit, don't they? sausalito, oakland, hayward, redwood city. definitely a break from summer. it lasts until thursday. look at this, after that a little warming trend, but still very comfortable for pride this weekend. >> all right. taking a look at the roads. southbound 0 a little closer to treat boulevard, a four-car crash. three left lanes are blocked. chp is there trying to get this pushed off to the right shoulder. in the meantime, looking at least a 15-minute delay from walnut creek to pleasant hill.

if they aren't able to get that cleared shortly, you'll be jammed into core cord as well. as far as i know, nothing blocking westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour and eight minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission at 17 minutes. northbound 85, highway 101 to cupertino in the green at 16 minutes. happening today, the international olympic committee will decide the host of the 2020 olympics. a would march was hit with foul ball during the rocki rockies/dodgers game yesterday. cody bell inninger fouled the ball off past where the protective netting ends. bellinger checked on her, gave the thumbs up but was still taken to the hospital for precaution. san francisco's castro district could soon be preserved as one of the most important queer neighborhoods in the world.

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rohnert park and santa rosa. look at all this fog. 101, pepper road, old adobe highway all the way up to stoney point road in santa rosa. watch out. that's going to be around through the entire morning commute. 52 to 61 degrees. near 60 at the coast, 73 to 82 as we go from low clouds to high clouds at noon. then 77 to 86. still warm but not as hot as yesterday. that trend is going to continue. coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast it looks like alexis has a few issues to talk about this morning. we've got a sig alert for walnut creek drivers, southbound 680 at treat boulevard. four-car crash. two middle lanes are blocked. they issued the sig alert saying they're not sure when they will get it cleared. obviously not an easy fix pushing the vehicles to the right shoulders. they'll need tow tru