the controversial navigation center planned along san francisco's embarcadero, the next step happening today and why the fight is still expected to continue. good morning, it's tuesday june 25th. >> you're more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning, let's take a look at doppler 7. we don't have many low clouds. here's a look from south bay and you can see it's pretty clear this morning. however, we do have a breeze that will pick up in the afternoon hours. even with more sunshine today, temperatures will tumble a little bit. waking up in the same ballpark, mid to upper 50s at 7:00.

stay near 60 near the coast and then the breezes kick in and we don't warm much in the afternoon hours. 76 to 78 around the bay. and the real comfortable evening on the way. remember, this is the latest the sun sets all year, 8:35. alexis? thank you, mike. we're looking at a lot of green on our traffic map so far this morning. a tiny slow stretch. it looks a lot better than it did a moment ago. southbound 101. we also have that ramp scheduled to be closed until 6:00 this morning. i believe the onramp is still closed for another hour or so. but everything picked up on the main lanes of southbound 101. it looks like the delays have cleared up. richmond side of the bridge, wrapping up roadwork for the day. westbound 580, eastbound 580 is looking good as well.

we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. we've been tracking san francisco's problem with homelessness. in two years the city has seen a 17% increase with people without reliable housing. >> a new homeless shelter is supposed to go up on the embarcade embarcadero. we're live along the embarcadero. amy? >> reporter: reggie, here's the patch of land that's going to be debated today. this is a parking lot. we're on the embarcadero at bryant and right under the bay bridge. this is where the city would like to build a navigation center, a homeless center. the board of supervisors will take up the issue today. the port commission approved building the center here. but a group of residents is unhappy about having it here and has appealed the decision to the board of supervisors. now, the port made that decision back in april and there were people there to speak out both

for and against this homeless shelter. >> it basically creates a low barrier shelter. it was pretty lenient and i was able to get my life back on track. >> people who are drug addicts will be allowed to live there. drugs are not allowed within the center. where do you think they'll be doing it? outside in the neighborhood itself. >> reporter: the meetings over this issue have been very heated, including this one in april where the mayor attended and was shouted down. so much so she threatened to leave the meeting. but she says this homeless center is needed. this navigation center. she's hoping to get it built and open by the end of june. residents have hired an attorney. they have vowed to fight it. it will be interesting today to hear what the board of supervisors has to say. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much.

police believe the four victims and a suspect in sunday night's murder/suicide in san jose were all family members. >> the motive remains unclear. one neighbor who did not want to be on camera tells abc 7 news he heard about six gunshots coming from next door. that's when he, his wife and their 5-year-old son hid in their master bedroom and moments later the gunman's wife was inside their home. >> he said the alleged suspect's wife ran into their home. >> the wife jumped the fence and ran into my house and then she locked the door in my kids' room. i was upset because what are you doing? >> police say there was no documented history of domestic violence between the suspect and his relatives. san francisco police want to find the driver who slammed into a lyft and then took off. police say the driver of a silver mercedes was spooedieedi 3rd street. that mercedes collided with a

lyft killing the driver and passenger. two people in the mercedes were also hurt. the driver ran off. this is a gofundme page to ho the family of the driver. the city of oakland could be the next city to ban public agencies from using facial recognition technology. the committee will discuss the ban tonight. supporters say it's toxic. if it's approved today it will go to the full city council in two weeks. berkeley will also consider a similar ban next month. last month, san francisco became the first city in the country to ban that technology. and if all goes as planned today, san francisco will become the first city in the country to ban the sale of e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors will take a final vote on an

ordinance banning retailers from selling flavored tobacco products. currently, no e-cig products have no fda approval. supervisors passed the ordinance during last week's meeting. today's vote is considered a formality. the livermore city council took the first step towards banning e-cigarettes there. the council approved an ordinance last night, banning the sale. the ordinance would require stores selling tobacco to have a special license. a second reading is needed before the ban can can take effect. lafayette, the city is getting closer to reopening a fire station on happy valley road. during last night's city council meeting, the deputy fire chief said he was optimistic the station would be ready to go in august. it's been closed since 2013 because of budget cuts and structural issues. it was supposed to be ready in april, but a disagreement with pg&e over the placement of a meter has led to a delay.

the station will eventually play a vital role during fire season. >> this neighborhood along with others have a profile similar to those that we saw in napa and sonoma county. and that's one of the reasons we're reoccupying this station. >> pg&e is apologizing for the delays and says it's working closely with officials to make sure the firehouse meets safety standards. it's time to take a look at neighborhood temperatures. mid to castro valley, 53. fremont 66 along with oakland. richmond, 56. a little warmer in places like c concord. san jose 58. check this out. where is all the fog from yesterday? you can see a little bit trying to come in, but definitely not a repeat of yesterday.

exercising cooler breezes today, gardening, be better to do it tomorrow, be even cooler. out on the bay, a small craft advisory from 3:00 to 9:00 for the entire bay. winds gusting up to 20, 30 miles per hour. 59 at 7:00, 76 at 11:00. low to mid 80s this afternoon and 73 at 7:00. partly cloudy all day. same thing with the peninsula. stuck in the 60s through 9:00 and mid to upper 70s from 11:00 to 6:00. 71 this evening. south bay, 60s through 9:00 and near 80 in the afternoon hours and comfortable evening at 71 degrees. good morning, mike. overall we're looking great this morning. starting to see some of our typical busy spots fill in, including the bay bridge toll plaza. actually, it looks pretty much the same as it did last time we checked on it about 10, 15 minutes ago.

carpool lanes are open now, and things are filling in through the center. no metering lights yet. we did finally flip from green from area, tracy to dublin. westbound 4 antioch to concord, 15. san rafael to san francisco, north bay commute looking great, in the green at 16 minutes. three, two, one. >> another successful launch for space x. the falcon heavy rocket took off from cape canaveral overnight at 11:30 our time. elon musk said this was space x's most difficult launch. it's delivering satellites to four different orbits. one belongs to bill nye's non-profit. it travels through space using a solar sail. they use photons to push an

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it's 5:12. here are the seven things you need to know this morning. san jose police are searching for a motive in that murder suicide that left five people dead. officers believe the four victims and suspect were all family members. today the san francisco board of supervisors will hear an appeal by opponents of a navigation center on the embarcadero. the future of the homeless sheltshel shelter has been debated for months. the door to diplomacy is now closed. this comes one day after president trump signed an executive order for new sanctions against iran. michael jackson died ten years ago today. he suffered cardiac arrest caused by an overdose. his doctor was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. check out our air quality. it couldn't be any better today, tomorrow, thursday and friday. number six, our commute

really couldn't be too much better really. light conditions almost all the way around. one of our only slow spots, westbound 205. the backup is shorter than it typically is. for the second year in a row paris ranks as the number one place to visit. it takes the top spots due to his excellent cuisine and charming atmosphere. >> i agree with that. >> some parisians hate you but others are so nice. >> what? do not perpetuate -- >> there is an attitude sometimes, but there's also macaroons. >> do you know where there's also an attitude? the united states of america sometimes. happening now, a search is underway for a missing university of utah students who vanished on june 17th. she landed at the salt lake city

airport after a trip to california. she took a lyft from the airport to meet someone at a park in the middle of the night. the lyft driver told police he dropped mackenzie off at 3:00 in the morning. he says she didn't seem in distress. mackenzie's best friend tells good morning america she's really worried. >> i feel she is in danger at this point. i don't think this is something that she would do where she goes off the grid like this. >> you can watch a full report on the search for mackenzie coming up at 7:00. and in today's gma first look we're hearing from the family of missing mother in connecticut. >> they're denying a theory she staged her disappearance. >> reporter: an abc news exclusive. >> there is an incredible wonderful brilliant beautiful person who is missing. >> reporter: it's been just over a months since the disappearance of a connecticut mom jennifer

delose. now her longtime friend and family spokes woman is speaking out. >> this is is not a woman who would ever leave her children. i want to make that perfectly clear to everyone who is watching. >> reporter: also this morning, a serious allegation from jennifer delose's estranged husband. his attorney telling abc news we're actively investigating the possibility that this is a gone girl type case. >> i think that drawing any comparison to a work of fiction does an incredible disservice to the family, especially to the children. >> reporter: it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news new york. switching gears. if you're looking to add a new furry member to your family, listen up. >> a dog rescue group here in the bay area is hosting an event this weekend to find forever homeland securi homes for boston terriers. they're calling it a boston tea

party. oh, they're cute. three dozen boston terriers were saved from a boarding situation. 37 pooches in all had arrived at the dog rescue in san francisco over the last week. mudville has adoption events every weekend but on june 29th and 30 they're hosting the boston tea party from noon to 4:00 p.m. they hope you take one of these waggy tailed nuggets home. >> great job. one of their names is matt damon? >> one is just named beans. i want beans. just beans. >> adopt them just for the names. their faces are so expressive. >> there's been affleck, too. >> oh, good. >> a couple of boston names. that's neat. good luck to to them and the families that bring them in and give them a forever home. san jose 280 at 17. high clouds, breezes increase

today. more cooling on the way. we'll have more clouds for the commute tonight through tomorrow morning. and below seasonal temperatures through the seven day forecast. it's 750 miles away, this is bringing us cooler weather. as it approaches, it's going to continue to drop our temperature more and more. it's churchining over the 50 dee weather. upp upp upp upper 70s to low 80s for most of the south bay. 74 to 78 for everybody on the peninsula. low to mid 60s in downtown francisco. mid 60s at your coast line. along the east bay show, 74

richmond. newark 75. as you head into the east bay valleys, temperatures in mainly the low to mid 80s. tonight temperatures in the 50s. our coolest days will be wednesday and thursday. we'll have our fastest breezes. temperatures back to average, 60s, 70s and 80s saturday through monday. not too much to worry about if you're about to head out the door. one of our earlier issues has cleared, southbound 101. we did have a report of a brush fire off to the side of the freeway there. it looks like they got that tapped out quickly. never did see any delays in the area. everything looks great. southbound 101 looking very light so far. if you're coming in from the north bay from san francisco, yesterday we were socked in. does not look like it's going to be the case today. visibility should not be your issue. southbound 680 walnut creek to

dublin 13 minutes. northbound 17 to los gatos wide open. back in 2004, into a house where his fellow soldiers were trapped. he risked his life so the other soldiers could escape. 5:20. we're learning new details in the jussie smollett case. this is video from the night they responded today t the empi actor's call. police arrived at his home to find that noose around husband neck. smollett told officers he was attacked with bleach. he requested the police turn off their body cameras. >> turn it off. you're giving us permission to cut it off? >> police say smollett paid two

men to stage that attack. the this video shows the moment officers released those men who were later released. the actor says he did not fake the attack. san francisco's sales force transit center fin finely reope in less than a week. crews tested the emergency public address system yesterday. on monday the center will reopen and you'll be able to access the rooftop park area but there will be no bus service yet. it's not clear when that service will resume. it's been about nine months since the discovery of a cracked steel beam that forced the center to close. it's really -- that park is spectacular. it cost more than $2 billion. but it's very nice. >> gorgeous. still ahead, apple expansion. where the cupertino based company planned to add job. the entertaining distraction for fans at the ariana grande

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tests. u biome did not respond to our request for comment. the fbi issued a statement saying it does not discuss investigations. apple plans to expand in seattle. they'll add 2,000 jobs there. apple has signed the lease for two buildings near the amazon offices. the space will open by the end of the year. popular san francisco bay restaurant will be on 9th avenue between urban and lincoln. it will have beer, wine, cand weekend brunch. dinner service will be added later this afternoon. it will be the fourth san francisco location, including the one at sfo. >> give me that bread. give me that croissant. coming up at 5:30,

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of friends or a big social circle? a new study reveals why one may be better than the other. can you imagine having a friend? >> it's not what i expected you to say. you got me. >> oh, yeah. >> reggie. good morning, to you on this wednesday june 25th. first let's get to alexis. >> my second friend. >> you've got at least two, reggie. there we go if we're counting here this morning. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights are on officially as of 5:20. very typical type. things have definitely filled in. fast track users, no delays if you're using the car pool lanes. mass transit off to a quiet start. 28 b.a.r.t. trains in service with no delays. normal service, no delays for muny. we're tracking developing news about the murder suicide in san jose that left four people dead.

police are saying they were all family members. >> we're learning details about the actions that three others took to survive. we're live at police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, police tell us that three women and one man were shot before the suspect later turned the gun on himself in the side yard of the home there. we're also learning this is the deadliest shooting in the south bay since march of 2009. according to a neighbor shortly after hearing the initial gunfire around 8:40 sunday night. the wife of the gunman jumped a fence and ran into his home. he says she locked the door in his 5-year-old son's bedroom. police received several calls about the gunfire and shots could be heard from nearby streets. >> when they arrived, there was no other shots being fired. officers didn't hear additional shots being fired. they ended up going inside the

residence. eventually they risked their lives to rescue two people, an adult and female victim that were still alive. or so they thought inside the residence. they rescued those two victims. took them to a hospital and they were pronounced deceased at a hospital at a later time. >> reporter: police do not have a motive right now and also say there was no documented history of domestic violence between the suspect and his family members. reporting live from san jose police headquarters this morning. abc 7 news. an east bay city struggling with gun violence has a new goal. richmond wants to reach one year with no homicides. this is video of police investigating a deadly shooting last month. the city council will be presented with two strategies to reduce crime. developing news about the showdown between the u.s. and iran with president trump rolling out new sanctions.

iranian officials say the door to diplomacy is permanently closed. >> this is after the president says he would not need congressional approval to launch a war with iran. >> reporter: good morning. today national security advisor john bolton says all options are on the table. he needs iran to walk through the open door, in his words. iran is saying that's not going to happen because of the latest actions from the trump administration. overnight tensions once again rising between the united states and iran. monday president trump signing an executive order for new sanctions targeting iran's supreme leader, giving the authority to lock up billions of dollars in the ayatollah's assets. >> i look forward to discussing whatever i have to discuss with anybody that wants to speak. in the meantime, who knows what's going to happen.

i can only tell you we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. and it won't happen. >> reporter: so far the new sanctions appear to have led to the opposite of their intended effect. overnight a spokesman called the president's order fruitless and saying the sanctions mean the permanent closure of the road of dipl diplomacy. iran's ambassador saying the u.s. has no respect for international law and order. >> you cannot start a dialogue with somebody who is threatening you, who is intimidating you. >> reporter: with limited options moving forward, the threat of war remains a possibility. cnn now reporting senate democrats are weighing a filibuster on the annual defense policy bill to try to force a vote on an amendment, requiring the president get congressional approval before launching any potential attack against iran. house speaker nancy pelosi says the president already needs congress to sign off on a strike, but the president telling the hill he doesn't think so. >> i like the idea of keeping congress abreast, but i wouldn't

have to do that. >> reporter: this morning, there's been even more inflammatory language coming from iran's president. he's called the sanctions outrageous and idiotic and said the white house is afflicted by mental retardation. reporting in washington, reggie? community leaders are vowing to protect families from i.c.e. raids in santa clara county. they'll gather at city hall this morning for a rally against president trump's proposed mass deportations. public officials in santa clara county are committed to protecting all residents. we're learning disturbing new details about that sky diving plane that crashed over the weekend in hawaii, killing 11 people. the ntsb reports that very same plane was involved in a frightening mid air incident here three years ago. a sky diver on board the plane

shared this video with abc 7 news. the plane made a steep turn and started to spin out of control. >> because of the g-forces, we were all pinned, unable to move our bodies. i remember feeling scared, especially remember thinking i was about to die. >> the ntsb blamed pilot error for that incident. authorities say it's the same plane that crashed in hawaii. the plane was leased by bay area sky diving in byron. a new company took over last year, but did not acquire that plane. it's unclear how the aircraft got to hawaii, but sources say it cleared federal inspections before leaving california. in the east bay, firefighters are watching for flare ups from a 17 acre brush fire in the altamonte pass. this is video from the alameda fire department showing an air drop yesterday afternoon. smoke and flames backed up traffic on interstate 580 for about an hour. sparks caused -- flew i should say when a wheel fell off a pickup truck. that's what started the fire.

pg&e customers are worried about the utility's shut off program. it lows the company to cut power to communities if there's a high fire risk. many people voiced their concerns last night. emergency preparedness officials are worried about helping sick and elderly people during a s t shutoff. >> if dialysis machines aren't working, it can be a life threatening emergency. >> staff will go door to door if they need to to keep residents safe. b.a.r.t. is trying to determine why one of its trains broke down, forcing hundreds of riders to evacuate between the 12th street and lake merrit

stations yesterday morning. it took 30 minutes before riders were told what was going on. they were eventually escorted through the tunnel to the station. the breakdown caused system wide delays that lasted into the afternoon. b.a.r.t. is phasing out paper tickets. the stations that will be some of the first to stop selling them. and your morning coffee could have an extra perk in addition to the caffeine kick. what researchers say it could help your body do. we're going to take a look at the sun coming over the san francisco bay. we have mike nicco with a look at you day. >> who defies that next story on coffee and losing weight? hmm? >> you need to drink more coffee. >> i guess so. >> you need to get on that 25th cup. >> that's what it is. i stopped at 24. good morning, everybody. mid to upper 50s in the south bay. temperatures are a touch cooler

in our deepest valleys. the cloud cover from yesterday, absent. enjoy an easier commute. so fewer clouds driving, mass transit cool to warm. we do have those faster breezes on the bay i talked about yesterday and small craft advisory starts at 3:00. here's a look at the north bay. 55 at 7:00. 6: 66 at 9:00. by 7:00 we're down to 71. high clouds and sunshine in the east bay. 59 at 7:00. low 80s deearuring the afternoo hours. san francisco will try to hang out in the low to mid 60s with a little bit more sunshine than yesterday. all right, we'll talk about below average temperatures in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i want to bring in alexis to see if there's any hot spots out there. not really. we have one minor issue. don't have a lot of details yet but we'll take you there on our

map. southbound 880 if you're going to be traveling through the mission boulevard interchange there. we have some type of debris or obstruction, maybe a disabled vehicle that's possibly blocking a lane. as i said, details very few and far between there. we'll certainly give you an update as soon as we have more information. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 slowly filling in. much better community than yesterday. another tough spot we had yesterday around this time, southbound 680, highway 4 to walnut creek wide open today. nothing like yesterday. 6 minutes for you. 8 minutes drive westbound 24 wall nnut creek to highway

if you're heading out to the high country, especially in a high profile vehicle, there's a lake advisory from noon today to 11:00 thursday. more than 48 hours of some dangerous winds coming out of the southwest. up to 40 miles per hour. they'll produce two to four foot waves on loake tahoe. near 100 in fresno and palm springs. 68 to 73 in los angeles. a whole lot of cloud cover mixing with the sunshine. 66 in monterey. let's take a look at your weekend forecast up in lake

tahoe. 67 and breezy friday, but low to mid 70s, getting closer to average saturday and sunday. have fun. fans are remembering michael jackson on the 10th advisory of his death. he died on this day in 2009 after suffering cardiac arrest. the la county coroner determined that jackson's death was a homicide due to acute to acute e intoxication. ten years this morning, we're focused on stanford and its new $5 billion offer for new housing

and transit. stanford is willing to spend $3.4 billion to build 2,200 new housing units. about a quarter of which would be affordable. $1.1 billion would go towards a transit program. critics say the school isn't addressing the impact it would have on the area. finding a fix for muny has led san francisco to establish a task force. braking problems are just a few of the problems that have left riders stuck. >> it's being able to count on the train getting there when it's supposed to. it's getting stuck on the trains when they stop moving. and i think there is, you know, this frustration with some of the transit projects that seem to take forever. >> the supervisor says the task force will go over 20 years of data to figure out what's wrong and what it will take to get

muny on track. >> i see what you did. muny is looking for artists who want their art featured on buses. the deadline to submit is this friday. five artists will have their art displayed on buses next year. this year's theme is hidden gems. the winners will be announced in august. b.a.r.t. will phase out paper tickets at some stations in two weeks. it will begin at the berkeley station, then 19th street and oakland and embarcadero and powell stations later this summer. you'll no longer be able to buy paper tickets, but you can use them to enter and exit through the fair gates. b.a.r.t. plans to phase out paper tickets next year. all right, new this morning, is there such a thing as having too many friends? a new study says having too many friends can be as isolating as having none at all. >> i guess i wouldn't know. this is according to a friendship study from snapchat. it finds people with six or more

besties feel less able to talk about their frustrations, including family and other issues. people surveyed say having a half dozen best friends also inhibited them from developing a close relationship with one best friend. >> isn't the definition of best that you have one? >> yeah. >> maybe two? but six? it can't be best. you can't give out 6 gold medals, it doesn't work like that. >> how do you have time to be that close to that many people? it makes sense? >> what is a snapchat friend? >> what happens if they're not available. i feel like you have to have -- >> you're available at 3:00 p.m. person. >> backups, yeah. on this schedule, no one wants to be our friend. like, a stranger comes up on the street and is like hey do you want to be best friends? there's an opening. come on in. let's do this. >> can we talk at 3:00 in the morning? >> do you mind if i'm texting you? >> don't text me after 6:00 in the evening. >> right and never call.

>> never call. >> also we'll never see each other. >> sounds good. >> strictly best friends through social media. okay. >> that's settled. let's take a look at what's going on outside. san rafael, you do not have to deal with the fog like you did yesterday. but i believe starting tomorrow, that will not be the case. the low clouds and fog will return tonight. that will lead us to our coolest afternoons tomorrow and thursday. we'll be cooler because of a faster sea breeze. afternoon sunshine and a seasonal weekend on the way. here's a look at our temperatures in the south bay. 72 in santa cruz. 77 to 82 through most of the south bay. of course, millbray will be cooler at 71. everybody else in the mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. some of your immediate neighbors

you'll be also in the low 70s. low to mid 60s along the coast. 69 in south san francisco. sausali sausalito, comfortable 68. low 80s through the north bay valleys. east bay show, 77 in fremont. union city and hercules at 76. oakland, kind of breezy at 70. we have the low to mid 80s. it's close to turning off the air conditioner, isn't it? temperatures look at that. definitely that's good sleeping weather. low to upper 50s. my seven-day forecast, slightly warmer and back to average friday. all right. good morning, mike. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights were turned on at 5:20. about 30 minutes ago. carpool lanes are open. everybody else, you know the drill. still a lot of green on our

traffic maps. a quick update, 880 southboun d turned out to be nothing. southbound 680 before vargas road, a vehicle is on fire. a lot of folks are slowing down to take a look at that. some slowing in the area there. a quick check of drive times. westbound 580 tracy into dublin not bad at 43 minutes. 19 minute drive southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard. northbound 85 from 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. if you have business at the dmv, plan ahead. all of its offices will be closed for half a day next month for training. this is happening wednesday july 24th. the training is aimed at bringing all employees up to speed on the requirements and the processing of real i.d. documents. the dmv has run into issues in the transition to real i.d. offices will be closed until 1:00 p.m. on july 24th. you'll still be able to conduct transactions online and at

self-service kiosks. tomorrow michael finney will host a real i.d. hotline. you can ask questions by going to facebook and twitter using #askfinney. amazon has revealed the date for its prime day. prime day 2019 will be two prime days, expanding to 48 hours so you can shop on july 15th and 16th. prime day is amazon's biggest sale of the year. i still have stuff from last year, a 100 pack of gel pens. it seemed like too good of a deal to pass up. >> you went wide. >> i have this big usb plug thingies. >> really good. use your resources. if you're looking to drop some pounds, a new study suggests you grab a cup of coffee. >> researchers say coffee helps stimulate something called brown fat reserves, which sounds horrifying. apparently they play a role in how quickly you burn calories.

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rockies in town. temperatures 62, an earlier first pitch. it will feel cooler, down to 58 by the end of the game. let's take a look at our afternoon highs wednesday. the 80s, we wiped off the 90s today, we wipe off the 80s tomorrow and again thursday. they start to creep back friday. as we look at pride here in san francisco, of course we're never going to get to the 80s. no. friday, saturday and sunday, how about some mid to upper 60s. afternoon sunshine, it will be a touch breezy as you'd expect. pretty comfortable. average high this time of the year is 67. let's get a check of the morning commute. not seeing any issues so far this morning. heading into the central valley into the tri valley here, southbound 680 before vargas, still have that vehicle fire on the shoulder. as far as i know emergency crews don't have any lanes taken away.

i think everyone is slowing down to take a look at that as they drive through the area into fremont. about a 5 to 10 minute delay. that's one of our only issues at the moment. drive times for these bridges looking great. westbound 580, richmond san rafael bridge, 7 minutes. still in the green across san mateo. westbound 84 across dumbarton bridge. alameda county sheriff's office tweeted this photo of the rooster found in a backyard in hayward. they tweeted a photo of big red with his castro valley owner. abc 7 reported on the theft of the 7 1/2 bird from a driveway. the owner says big red won't be back until he is locked down and a camera is installed. this is why we can't have nice chickens. >> don't try it again. >> don't do it. happening today, buster posey will host the annual glove give away for junior giants.

he will hand out 1,000 glove and donate tickets to tonight's game. junior giants is a free program for underserved boys and girls. young fans will sit in on a q&a and then first pitch will be at 6:45. even production crews want to have fun during concerts. >> this is one of my favorite things. take a look at this video from an ariana grande show. ♪ ♪ >> oh. >> yeah. so when you watch this on loop, you'll see they're like doing their normal bopping and then when it comes to the -- du, du, we're going to be all right. they have it down. >> that's nice. >> this was a show that was held at madison square garden. the fan who took the video said

they were dancing the entire concert. the singer is set to perform at chase center december 17th. ticket presales begin tomorrow. wait, what? >> didn't we look it up? it's not a weekend, it's like a tuesday or a wednesday. it's something depressing, i'm sorry. it's not great. it's not good news for you. >> we can stay up? >> i don't. >> it's a tuesday. man. that's fun. >> it's great. >> i would love to see both those shows. watch her and then immediately turn to see if they -- >> can you go twice and go to a different city and like, spend the entire time looking at them? coming up next, san francisco targeting vaping. the search for a driver in a deadly crash involving a lyft vehicle. what police say happened when it collided with a mercedes. this piece of

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coming up at 6:00 a.m., good morning on this tuesday june 25th. >> hope you're doing well and you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. hi, let's take a look at what's going on with our breezes. they're a little bit faster. fairfield, about 18, 12 in concord. you can see a little bit of an increase in the sea breeze. it's pretty dry. hardly any clouds. most are high. look at how calm the bay is at pier 15. 3:00 this afternoon, it's going to get quite choppy as a somewhsmall craft advisory will be effect. we'll jump to 76 to 79 around the bay and inland. near 60 by the coast. we don't warm much this afternoon and then we drop back into the low to mid 70s. good morning. we are doing okay. kind of feeling like a holiday here. we h