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 have had so few incidents on the board this morning.

we have one issue at southbound 680 before vargas road. it sounds like it was not a crash, it was a vehicle that somehow caught fire and that is off on the shoulder right now. as far as i understand, that's what chp is saying. no lanes are blocked but everyone is slowing down to take a look at that. the backup has reached state road 84, so you're not at a complete standstill but plan on anywhere from eight to ten minutes added to your commute. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights at 5:20 this morning. in an effort to build a better bay area we've been tracking san francisco's homeless problem. in two years, the city has seen a 17% increase in people without reliable housing. >> a new controversial homeless shelter is supposed to go up along the embarcadero. today the board of supervisors could seal the deal but it will not stop the fight in that neighborhood. amy hollyfield is live along the

embarcadero for us. >> reporter: yeah, people who live around this patch of land here in san francisco will take their case to the board of supervisors today. they do not want a homeless center here. this is underneath the bay bridge, we're on the embarcadero right at bryant street. meetings have been heated. it will be interesting to see what happens today. at this one in april, the mayor was shouted down and almost left. she went to the meeting to explain why she wants to build a shelter here. >> what i am trying to do is to address what we know is the biggest challenge we have in the city. on the one hand, you can't be upset about homelessness and then when i propose a real solution that's going to make a difference, then you're upset about it. >> reporter: this would be the seventh navigation center in the city. it would have 200 beds and would

provide not only shelter but services and guidance for people to try and get their lives back on track. residents worry that it will bring drug use and crime to the area. now the port commission has approved the shelter. today residents will ask the board of supervisors to overturn that decision. they have hired an attorney. they have promised to fight for this until the end. the mayor is hoping to have a center built here and open by the end of the year. thank you. on to this developing news. police believe the four victims and the suspect in sunday night's murder suicide in san jose were all family members. >> the motive for the shooting remains unclear. this happened on on cramer's circle. one neighbor tells abc 7 news he heard six gunshots coming from next door. that's when he, his wife and their 5-year-old son hid in their bedroom and moments later the gunman's wife appeared inside their home.

>> the wife jumped the fence and ran into my house and then she locked the door in my kid's room. i was upset, because what are you doing? >> police say there is 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 took off. police say the driver of a silver mercedes was speeding on third street and ran a red light on early sunday. that mercedes collided with a lyft, killing the driver and passenger. two people in the mercedes were also hurt. the driver ran off. you can see a gofund me page to help the family transport the driver's body and belongings back to india. starting early next year inmates in san francisco jails may be able to make phone calls for free.

the mayor and sheriff have proposed eliminating two kinds of fees for inmates. phone call feels and commissary markups. items at the commissary have an added cost. the mayor's budget proposal includes funding for that proposal. the city of oakland could be the next city to ban public agencies from using facial recognition technology. the public safety committee will discuss the ban at its meeting tonight. supporters say the technology is toxic because the systems rely on biassed data that's inaccurate. if it's approved, 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 the technology. 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 and e-cigs not are not fda approved.

supervisors already passed the ordinance during last week's meeting. today's vote is considered a formality. the livermore city council took its first step towards banning e-cigarettes. the council approved an ordinance last night banning the sale of the devices and flavored products. the ordinance would require stores to have a special license. a second reading is needed before that ban can take effect. in lafayette, the city is getting close together r to reo fire station. the deputy fire chief said he was optimistic the station will be ready to go in august. it's been closed since 2013. it was supposed to be ready in april, but then disagreement over the placement of a meter led to the delay. >> this neighborhood along with others in contracosta county have a profile similar to those

we saw in napa and sonoma county. that's one of the reasons we're reopening the station. >> pg&e is apologying for the del delays and is working with officials are. this morning a desperate search for a missing university of the utah student. she was last seen when a lyft driver dropped her off at a park park. dozens of boston terriers are looking for mnew homes. adorable. here's a look at what's going on with our winds. they're picking up the small craft advisory, 3:00 this afternoon to 9:00.

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somewh let's talk about what's going on in the east bay valleys. 59 at 7:00. 67 at 9:00. low to mid 80s this afternoon. peninsula will be stuck in the 60s through 9:00. high clouds and sunshine in the upper 70s most of the afternoon. 71, very comfortable at 7:00. we'll start at 61 in the south bay and up around 80 for most of the afternoon hours. enjoy 72 this evening. we'll talk about a weekend i think you're going to enjoy coming up next. sounds good, mike. the commute overall looking okay, too. we're trying to figure out what's going on and trying not to jinx things here. very few incidents on the board so far today. southbound 680 before vargas road, we did receive reports that the vehicle fire is tapped out now. everything is contained to the shoulder. no lanes are blocked. that's adding ten minutes to your commute into fremont. southbound 238 before the 580 merge in castro valley, a

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>> another successful launch for space x. the falcon heavy rocket took off from cape canaveral overnight at 11:30 our time. elon musk said it was space x's most difficult launch. the rocket is delivering 24 satellites to four different orbits. one belongs to bill nye's non-profit. it's called light sail two. what is a solar sail? it's not solar. solar sails use photons to push an object forward. it's 6:15. we're learning new details on jussie smollett's case. chicago police have released this video from the night they responded to the empire actor's call about an alleged hate crime. >> do you want to take it off or anything? >> i do, i wanted you to see it. >> police arrived at his home and found this noose around his neck. smollett told officers he was attacked with bleach.

shortly afterwards he requested police turn off their body cameras. >> we can turn it off? you're giving us permission to turn it off? >> police say smollett paid two men to stage the attack. the video shows the moment officers arrested the men who were later released. all charges against smollett meanwhile have been dropped. the actor says he did not fake the attack. happening today, cardi b is scheduled tod appear in a new york courtroom. an indictment friday charged her with felony attempted assault. she is accused of throwing bottles and chairs at two bartenders. the rapper is expected to plead not guilty. if you're looking to add a furry member to your family, listen up. a dog rescue group is hosting an event this weekend to find forever homes for a bunch of boston terriers. they're calling it a boston tea party. ♪ ♪

look at these dogs. they look to be so happy. three dozen of them were saved from a hoarding situation. 37 pooches have arrived at muttville senior dog rescue in san francisco over the last week. muttville has adoption events every weekend, but this weekend they're hosting a boston tea party that goes from moon to 4:00. head over there and get you one. >> there is a matt damon, there is a ben affleck. we saw. >> beans. >> beans. >> boston beans. >> ms. lobstah. >> with an h on the end. >> what do you say? barky mark. >> oh, like marky mark. >> this is cute. >> they were cute, weren't they? yeah. great, i'm glad we can highlight things like that. we do it every friday. >> i know, looking forward to the perfect pet segment. >> we got to find out if raymond

got adopted. a lot to talk about friday. today, let's talk about how great the weather is going to be outside. in fact, no delays at sfo. look at all that sunshine. we're going to have a few high clouds, maybe not quite as thick as it was yesterday. the breezes will temper our temperatures. more clouds for the morning commute the next couple days. it will allow below average temperatures to develop. we'll have seasonal temperatures throughout the weekend. here's a look at the area of low pressure. this is what we spotted yesterday. it's going to bring a cold front with it and it's going to bring us our coolest weather tomorrow and thursday when that cold front comes through. today we're about 80 in san jose. warmest in morgan hill, 85. santa cruz will have 72. up the peninsula, we start in the upper 70s. low to mid 60s along the coast to downtown. 69 in south san francisco. 68 in sausalito. mid 60s along the north bay

coast. along the east bay shore, a lot of mid to upper 70s until you get to oakland and berkeley. you get to 70 and 72. 82 and 88, free air conditioning in the east bay valleys. here's my seven-day forecast. after temperatures in the low to upper 50s wednesday and thursday morning, we'll have highs in the 60s and 70s. we'll get back to average for pride weekend. mid 80s inland. hope you enjoy that. a couple slow spots so far this morning. we'll zoom in on our traffic maps. we have a vehicle fire that's tapped out, 32 miles an hour down to about 19 miles an hour. overall it's not terrible. it's adding ten minutes to your commute. it hasn't been too bad getting out of the central valley this morning. westbound 205 to 580 averaging 14 miles per hour. that entire stretch for tracy

drivers. another slow spot, westbound 580. about a minute delay on the approach and give it another hour or so it will probably be double that. that's starting to fill in, but no major issues. good morning america coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> let's go to ginger zee with a look at what's on the show this morning. good morning, ginger. >> good morning. happy tuesday, everybody. coming up here on gma, we start with the new developments in the escalating crisis with iran. their leaders firing back over president trump's sanctions saying the chance for diplomacy is permanently over. we're live with the latest there. also an exclusive in the search for the missing mother of five. her estranged husband's lawyer claiming it could be a gone girl situation. plus, an exotic cat attack. a young girl and her mother hospitalized after encountering

that animal roaming the streets of their illinois neighborhood cneighborhood. a big night for robin at the nba awards. her message of hope is something you'll want to watch and watch again. it makes me so grateful i'm in her presence almost every day. i feel like i'm learning all the time. that's coming up here on gma. >> ms. robin can give a speech. >> yes, she can. that lady -- she's got a future, that robin roberts? >> i think she's going somewhere. >> we'll say we knew her when. the wait is almost over. one san francisco tartin will open a new -- i say the wait is over, but it's just beginning. because there's always a wait. >> be prepared. hundreds forced to evacuate

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all right. let's take a look at your pride forecast for san francisco this weekend. temperatures close to average. average high 67. 65, 66 and 67 friday, saturday and sunday. looks like saturday will be our brightest day, but probably one of our breeziest also.

here's a nice story. new at 6:00 a.m., a family near sacramento is being credited with saving a fawn you see struggling there in a lake. it's folsom lake. you see kenny swimming up to that fawn. he was able to pull it onto his boat. he says he was flagged down by a boater after they rescued a different fawn. both fawns were reunited with their mother back on shore. happening now, the search is underway for a missing university of utah student who vanished over a week ago now. mackenzie was last seen on june 17th. she landed at the salt lake city airport after a trip to california. she took a lyft to meet someone at a park in the middle of the night. the driver says he dropped her off at 3:00 a.m. and didn't seem in distress when she met up with another person. mackenzie's best friend telsays she's really worried. >> i feel she's in danger at

this point. i don't think this is something that she would do where she just goes off the grid like that. >> you can watch a full report on the search for mackenzie coming up on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. it's 6:26. tartin has had set an opening dn july 19th. the new location will have pastries and breads along with beer, wine, and coffee. there will be breakfast, lunch and a weekend brunch. dinner service will be added later this summer. it will be the fourth san francisco location, including the one at sfo. >> get in line. see that line? you got to get there early. >> true. next at 6:30, an east bay city struggling with gun violence makes an ambitious new goal to crack down on crime. new details in a murder suicide in san jose that left five people dead. what police are now revealing about the victims.

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right now at 6:30, pg&e's plan to turn off power in the east bay when fire danger rises. why some are concerned and what we're learning about an outage that was order last month. we're learning new information about the quadruple murder suicide in san jose. we're live at police headquarters with those and the on tstandoff with t u.s. and iran, iran has the road to diplomacy is closed. drink up. the new research on coffee and how it would help you lose weight. plus amazon reveals the day for its prime day sale. this year there's a twist. good morning it's june 25th. >> kind of a soft start to the

day, mike? >> not as cloudy or foggy. temperatures about the same as it was yesterday. you can see some of those high clouds there in gray. this is the way it looks from the golden gate. we couldn't see the midspan or the other side yesterday because of the fog. extra sunshine, we'll warm up faster. the sea breeze will keep our temperatures in check. and that late sunrise, the latest sunset -- excuse me -- of the year, 8:35 will be in the low to mid 70s after being near 60 at the coast. how about the commute? here's alexis. we have been looking great this morning. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights have been on since 5:20 this morning. kind of starting to thin out a little bit on that left side. we have sun glare on this camera, but not looking terrible in the cash lanes. carpool lanes are looking good. drive times, we in the yellow,

westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 50 minutes for you. southbound 680, that is tapped out. dublin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 31 minutes. and south bay is looking good, northbound 85 between highway 101 and cupertino at 20 minutes. the video shows santa clara sheriff deputies investigating a shooting in san jose. this was the scene around 10:30 last night. you can see deputies blocking off the area where shell casings were found. an ambulance was seen leaving the area and two people were in handcuffs. we have a call into the sheriff's office for more information on exactly what happened. we'll bring you an update when new information comes in. and we're still tracking developing news in the murder suicide in san jose that left five people dead. police believe they were family members. >> we're learning details ab

the actions three others took to survive. >> reporter: this is the south bay's deadliest shooting since march of 2009. the big question this morning is why did it happen? police are still searching for a motive right now. investigators are telling us that there was no documented history of domestic violence between the suspect and his family members. police say the suspect killed three women and a man and eventually turned the gun on himself. the family's next door neighbor says he overheard an argument before the gun shots. when he went to shut the doors to the house, he noticed the gunman looking for his wife. >> female is hysterical. said the gunman killed her brother and center. >> reporter: the next door neighbor says the wife also jumped a fence and entered his

home and locked herself in his 5-year-old son's bedroom. the suspect's wife, teen-age daughter and niece were able to escape the shooting. reporting live from san jose police headquarters this morning, abc 7 news. thank you. and overnight while you were sleeping iran slammed the new sanctions announced yesterday by president trump. the country now says the door to diplomacy is permanently closed. meanwhile, president trump says he would not need congressional approval to launch a war with iran. trevor ault is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, today john bolton says the u.s. wants to negotiate with iran and all options are on the table and talks aren't all that likely. iran is saying talks are never going to happen. diplomacy is done and they blame the most recent action from the trump administration. overnight tensions 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 in hopes of forcing iran to the negotiating table. >> 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 those new sanctions appear to have led to the opposite of their intended effect. overnight iran called the president's order fruitless and saying the sanctions mean the permanent closure of the road of diplomacy. iran's ambassador to the united nations 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 musicioptio options moving forward the threat of war remains a

possibility. senate democrats are weighing a filibuster on the annual defense policy bill to force a vote on an amendment requiring the president get congressional approv approval. 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: and today some inflammatory language from iran's president. he's called the sanctions outrageous and idiotic and said the white house, is quote, afflicted by mental retardation. reporting in washington, trevor ault, abc 7 news. >> that's not something you hear and forget about. definitely sticks in your head. in the east bay, a missing chicken statue is coming home to roost. alameda county sheriff's office tweeted this photo of big red as he's called, which was found in a backyard in hayward. they tweeted a photo of big red

with his owner. we told you here on abc 7 news someone stole the 7 1/2 foot bird from a driveway on crow canyon road. the owner says big red won't be back on display until he's locked down and a camera is installed. violent crime on b.a.r.t. has doubled since 2014 according to the san francisco chronicle. robberies increased 128% from 153 in 2014 to 349 last year. aggravated assaults went up by 83% from 71 to 130 over the same time period. the worst year was 2018, overall crime spiked 16%. that information was reletased n a grand jury report from alameda county. it shows it siphons millions of dollars that could be used for

security. >> interesting. these numbers. yikes. b.a.r.t. is trying to determine why one of its new trains broke down, forcing hundreds of riders to evacuate. a came to a stop in the tunnel between the 12th street and lake merrit stations yesterday morning. riders complained it took about 30 minute before they were told what was going on. the disabled train was pulled to a yard. the breakdown caused system wide delays that lasted into the afternoon. stanford made a promise to improve housing. you're looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange, down 33 points this morning. another update coming up next. the singing seals helping scientists possibly unlock new treatments for people with speech disorders. >> and he finishes his song -- >> he's out. >> peace. >> back to the water. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. sea lions? >> so hard to know.

>> it's the ears. which is the one with the flaps? >> we'll have to look it up. >> either way leave them wanting more, right? >> always. >> always. 52 in pacifica. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s on either side of the peninsula. pretty much mid to upper 50s until you get to places like concord. 63 in los gatos. here's a look at your commute. you can see a lot of sunshine out there watch out for the sunshine slowdown. you'll neat the sunglasses early today. don't forget we've got that small craft advisory for the entire bay. north bay, 54 at 7:00. 65. a little bit warmer faster today due to the fact you don't have to deal with the fog burning off. 75 at 11:00. near 80 during the afternoon hours.

71 this evening. check it out, we're in the 50s through 7:00 in the east bay. up to 68 at 11:00. we'll have high clouds and sunshine and low to mid 70s this afternoon. 66 for you this evening. we'll hang out in the low to mid 60s with a brighter sky over san francisco than what we dealt with yesterday. all right, we have real cool days on the way and a weekend that's really conducive for outdoor activities. let's find out about the morning commute. a couple new problems. we'll take you to the fairfield area. we have a new collision on westbound 80 before air base parkway. that's blocking one lane. they're trying to get that cleared off the roadway right now. if you're coming in, you'll have a ten minute delay. definitely keep an eye on that one. we'll let you know as soon as we get more information. hearing we have a motorcycle crash westboud 24 past caldecott. it sounds like the left lane is blocked there and emergency crews are on the way to the

scene. they're trying to clear that one as well. volumes in that area still are looking good. we're in the green for the moment. we'll see if that changes. mass transit has been quiet all morning. 53 b.a.r.t. trains in service with no delays.

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high profile vehicles, gusty winds coming out of the southwest up to 40 miles per hour. pretty choppy on lake tahoe with wave heights up to four feet. this will be starting this afternoon and go through 11:00 thursday evening. temperatures today, 70 in nearing 100 in palm springs. partly sunny in san diego and los angeles. average high is 75 in tahoe. we'll start off with 67 on friday and slowly move to the low to mid 70s. pg&e customers are worried about the utility's wildfire power shut off program. >> it allows to company to cut power to communities with high fire risk. emergency preparedness officials are particularly worried about helping sick, disabled and elderly people during a power shut off.

>> if their medical devices are not working, if their oxygen machines aren't working, dialysis machines, show forth. it can be a life threaten a life emergency. >> staff say they will go door to door if need be. pg&e typically gives 48 hours' notice. we're learning details about a power shut off in the sierra foothills. its equipment in chico and oroville suffered wind damage. they say there were five incidents of damages when tree branches hit wires. east bay city struggling with gun violence has a new goal. richmond wants to reach one year with no homicides. this is a video from a deadly shooting last month. the city council will be presented with two strategies to

reduce crime. finding solutions to the homeless crisis is one of our commitments to building a better bay area. in san francisco a plan to build a navigation center is drawing fierce opposition. >> the shelter would include critical services for people g struggling with homelessness. amy hollyfield is live along the embarcadero. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. this is the patch of land that we're talking about. it's a parking lot right now. it's underneath the bay bridge, we're at the embarcadero at bryant street. residents have complained about the plan to build a homeless shelter here. they're worried it will bring drug and crime to the area. it will be a navigation center. the seventh one in the city. it will have 200 beds. it not only is a homeless shelter, but it provides services and helps people try and get their lives back on track. the port commission has approved

putting a shelter here. that decision was made back in april. and at that meeting there were a lot of people there to talk about their opinion on this. people who supported it and people who are against it. >> it basically created a low barrier shelter. it was pretty lenient. it met me where i was at and i was able to get my life back on track. >> people who are drug are allowed to live there. they'll be doing drugs outside in the neighborhood itself. >> reporter: meetings about this issue have been very heated. check out this one back in april. the mayor was there to explain why she thinks there should be a homeless shelter here. she was shouted down, so much so she almost left the meeting. so it will be interesting to see what happens at the board of supervisors today. the group of residents against this, they have hired an attorney. they have promised to fight this until the very end.

live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc this morning, we're focused on stanford and its new $5 billion offer for new housing and transit. it's part of his proposed campus expansion project. stanford says it's willing to spend $3.4 billion to build 2,200 new housing units, a quarter of which would be affordable. $1.1 billion would go towards a transit program. critics say it's not considering the impact it would have in the area. it's been ten years since farrah fawcett dies. >> of course today marks ten years since the death of michael jackson. everyone recall where they were when they heard that news. here's a look at how fans are remembering jackson this morning

in hollywood. >> reporter: fans of michael jackson planning several events on this, the ten year anniversary of his death by gathering outside of his most recent home by holding a vigil where he was laid to rest and by gathering here at his star. the king of pop left behind a legacy with 16 number one singles and eight number one albums in the yachu.s. he died at the age of 50. we'd be remiss not to mention this ten year anniversary comes after a documentary was released earlier this year. a few months later, there was no question it has had an impact, but the initial wave of negative publicity has not greatly diminished his image or the popularity of his music. he, of course, was acquitted in a 2005 child molestation trial. a case which nearly became an

afterthought until that recent documentary was released. his estate releasing a statement saying in part, ten years the world lost a gifted artist and extraordinary humanitarian. a decade later, michael jackson is still with us. his influence embedded in dance, fashion, art and music of the moment. he is more important than ever. this morning, honor mj and king of pop are both trending hashtags on twitter. reporting from his star here on the hollywood walk of fame, we'll send it back to you. apple is planning another big expansion in seattle. >> the company says it will increase its presence to include 2,000 jobs over the next five years. officials say the expansion will make seattle an engineering hub for the company. and amazon has revealed the date for its next prime day. and there's a twist, prime day 2019 will stretch for a full 48

hours from monday june 15th to tuesday june 16th. prime day is amazon's biggest sale of the year. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. you can see that we're slightly down, about 56 points. some seals in scotland are showing off their singing voices, mimicking what they hear, including a popular kids' song. ♪ ♪ well, now i'm all the way freaked out. how do you sleep after seeing that? >> it's sweet. oh, no. did he just fall in? >> is it sweet? a team of researchers from the university of st. andrews shows a team of seals imitating twinkle twinkle little star and they can sing the first notes of the star wars theme. what? that pool looks like something

from the cantina. i guess that makes sense. researchers say seals could become the model of a study of speech disorders since they use their vocal tracks the same way humans do. >> the researchers are like, it's just cool. basically. >> yeah. >> i'll see you later i'm going down to pier 39. >> right? these are seals, right? instead of sea lions. >> seals have the -- >> sea lions have ear flaps. >> indentation. >> seals don't. >> i'm still going to try. >> all right. >> yeah, sea lions are mostly good at sleeping i think. >> and barking and eating. yeah. >> seals are like , can we get better pool? splash. >> oh, boy. >> we have to move on to weather. all right. we'll have to return to that one again. let's a look, a little hazy out there. you can see the emerald city off in the distanc. we'll have high clouds later on today and a cool breeze kick in

during the mid afternoon hours. it will keep our cooling trend going. it will be coolest tomorrow and thursday and then afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures this weekend. let's get our microclimates out. we're at 77 to 82 in the south bay. santa cruz, 72. 71 in millbray, 78 in palo alto. low to mid 60s the coast, into san francisco. upper 60s south san francisco and sausalito. upper 70s through most of the east bay. hercules at about 76. we've got 80s from the low to mid 80s for most neighborhoods to 88 in brentwood in our inland east bay neighborhoods. going to the game today, 62 dropping down to 58. low to upper 50s but notice a lot more cloud cover. slower sunshine. a faster sea breeze.

wednesday and thursday highs only in the 60s and 70s. what happened to summer? even this weekend, it's not going to be very warm. really nice. 70s and 80s. thank you, mike. i have updates on both of those earlier issues that we just talked about a few minutes ago. the roadway is fully clear in fairfield. westbound 80 before air base parkway, four to five vehicles involved in a crash but they were able to push that off to the shoulder. definitely still seeing 10 to 15 minutes delays though. hopefully that will start to improve. looks like the closer you get to where the incident was the better things are looking. westbound 24 before college avenue, we have reports of a motorcycle crash in one lane. that cleared very quickly. sounds like that was a minor issue. westbound 4 to the maize, 29 minutes. san francisco to sfo in the green at ten minutes. if you're looking to drop some pounds, a new study suggests you grab a cup of

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it's 6:58. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here's seven things you need to know. a shooting investigation in san jose overnight, santa clara county sheriff deputies found a shattered windshield around 10:30 last night and to people were in handcuffs. violent crime on b.a.r.t. has doubled since 2014. according to a new grand jury report robberies had increased 128%. aggravated assault went up by 83%. today the san francisco board of supervisors will hear an appeal by opponents of a navigation center on the embarcadero. the future of that shelter has been debated for months. iran announced overnight the door to diplomacy with the u.s. is now closed. this comes one day after president trump signed a executive order for sanctions against the country.

check out the lack of cloud cover at the golden gate bridge. we're starting off brighter with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. it will be cooler this afternoon thanks to the sea breeze. just getting reports of a new crash in san jose northbound 101 north of where this camera is at 880. it's reported north at trimble road. a motorcycle is down blocking the left lane. emergency crews are headed to the scene. number seven for the second year in a row, paris ranks as the number one place to visit in the world. this according to u.s. news. it takes the top spot due to his attractions and charming atmosphere. our panel of experts, but mostly alexis -- >> oh. >> what do you think? >> i was lucky enough to go two years ago for the first time. it was wonderful. yeah. i don't feel like i've travelled enough to say it's the best place in the world. >> of the places you've been? >> i loved rome as well.

>> it's a good one. i put paris at number one. >> okay. >> it's my number one forever. good morning, america.ver. breaking news, iran's furious response to president trump's new sanctions. this morning, tensions on the rise as iran fires back at the united states, lashing out at the white house saying now that any chance for diplomacy is permanently over after new sanctions aimed at their supreme leader and his regime. this as president trump declares he does not need congress to approve any attack. severe weather alert. dangerous storms stretching from the midwest to the northeast. philly and new york in the path. also this morning, president trump denying allegations from a writer accusing him of sexual assault decades ago. he says she's, quote, not my type. her response overnight. caught on tape, nearly 70 hours of surveillance footage from the jussie smollett