he was -- in his hand was a firearm, a handgun. >> police have not said whether this is a workplace confrontation. one employee who was annual to escape tells abc 7 news the speck was a parts employee who had been fired earlier in the day. the witness says the suspect shot two managers who fired him. coming up at 5:00 a.m., abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson will have more on the story. our mobile app is one way to stay on top of the news. make sure you enable the push alert feature and you'll get updates. it's 4:30. let's get a quick update on your weather and traffic starting wi meteorologist mike nicco. >> a full-on sea breeze, and a dry one at that. not a lot of cloud cover. temperatures pretty cool. look at the flags on the ferry building, unfurled already.

look at these temperatures. is this late june really? mid to upper 50s at 7:00, near 60 at the coast. barely 70 elsewhere. increasing sunshine. low to mid 70s at 4:00 and back in the. grab a coat or blanket if you have outdoor activities. let's see what else alexis is watching for us. >> taking a look at a lot of road work at this early hour. here is the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have lanes closed still. they could be closed until about 5:00 this morning. typically on the westbound side they wrap up a little bit before that. on the eastbound side sometimes they make it all the way to 5:00. not seeing delays on either side of the bridge. you should be in good shape. drive times looking good here. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 16 minutes. eight minutes across the bay bridge and southbound 101 sflan francisco to sfo, nine minutes for you. new developments on muni

after a train dragged a woman onto the tracks, they say their problems are fixed. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with more. >> reporter: as passengers arrive, we'll ask them how it impacted their ride. muni had been locking its back doors, but now will be unlocking them. muni is doing this, they say, to protect their passengers. look what happened back in april. this video that was obtained by the "san francisco examiner" shows a woman dragged after getting her hand caught in a closing door. after this happened, muni locked its back doors. and since then they have added sensors to those doors to detect if there is something or someone blocking the door. they've had a total of three incidents since november of 2017 involving the back doors in which passengers got hurt. so they decided to make this

change. they're hoping it will keep everyone safe. it's something for you to be aware of as you start your commute this morning. knows back doors should be opening. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:33. we'll see you in court. that's what angry neighbors in san francisco are vowing this morning, this after supervisors agreed to move forward with the new homeless navigation center along the embarcadero. the city had already approved the project near bryant street. last night the board of supervisors rejected an appeal from nearby neighbors. abc news anchor ama daetz has more. >> we're afraid the city is creating a problem we don't have. rfr despite pushback, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to move forward with the center. the stefr would have 200 beds, making it the largest in the city.

those in favor of the shelter say it's needed for the community. >> it's time to be expediting homeless shelters. i don't know how anyone can look at our street and say it's not a good idea to expedite homeless shelters. >> reporter: planners want it to open in a few months to move people toward permanent housing. san francisco operates navigation centers elsewhere. and critics claim they've blighted other neighborhoods. >> other navigation centers of much smaller size have required all most daily police, paramedic and fire services. already in our area -- >> reporter: an attorney says opponents of the navigation center plan to take legal action. he believes its fate will be decided in court. ama daetz, abc 7 news. the san francisco school board voted to paint over a controversial high school mural. the artwork inside george washington high school depicts slaves and native americans. it was done in 1936, the year the school opened.

critics say it's inappropriate and disturbing to students. supporters say it portraying the darker side of american history. the examiner say it could cost about $600,000 to paint over that mural. in the east bay a measure banning public agencies from using facial recognition technology is moving forward. the public safety committee approved it yesterday. berkeley is considering a similar ban, and last month san francisco became the first city in the nation to ban the technology. the family of murdered sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan is speaking publicly for the first time about her death. o'sullivan was shot and killed last week while she and other officers were responding to a domestic dispute. police say adele sambrano ramos ambushed o'sullivan. her father said this is the job she always wanted and there's only one person to blame for what happened. >> the loss of our daughter falls on one person's shoulders

and in no way will we ever place blame on any of the officers. >> a memorial service for o'sullivan will be held this thursday at 10:00 a.m. at the bay side church's adventure campus in roseville. today the first democratic presidential debate. ten candidates will take the stage tonight in miami. elizabeth warren has been rising in the polls. the others to watch, cory booker, beto o'rourke and amy klobuchar. ten more candidates including kamala harris, joe biden and bernie sanders will appear tomorrow. candidates have one minute to answer questions and 30 seconds for rebuttals. phase one of the new harvey milk terminal at sfo is almost done. the state-of-the-art changes travelers will soon see. robert mueller is going to

be answering questions in public. he's been subpoeaed by two house committees. details coming up. not just two days of bargains. ebay plans to go big, up staging amazon's prime day. all of that is ahead. but first it's time to check on your weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi everybody. hello san francisco. let's start with your neighborhood temperatures, 55 to 57 degrees. we've got temperatures in the mid to upper 50s until you get to pittsburgh areburg. looking at the east bay hills, no fog or clouds to contend with. mass transit sure is cool this morning. this afternoon 60s and 70s for the highs and not as breezy if you're out in the water. east bay valleys, 57 at 7:00,

low to mid 70s from noon all the way through 6:00. 64 degrees at 7:00. some evenings it's still too hot to go outside in the east bay valleys, not this evening. temperatures in the 60s up until 11:00 in the peninsula and low 70s this afternoon. 66 at 7:00. here is your last look and we'll stop in the south bay. 59 at 7:00, 69 at 11:00. increasing sunshine this afternoon and also getting cooler. 66 degrees k579. i have to ask you, bring alexis in here for a second. were you outside yesterday afternoon when that sea breeze kicked in? >> i don't think so. it still felt kind of hot, at my house anyway. i definitely noticed it. about 5:00 i walked outside to do something. hey, it's here. turn the air conditioner off. it was nice. you'll notice it today. >> for sure. if not yesterday, today for sure. we are looking good on the roads so far this morning. stackup in the cash lanes on

either side of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights not on yet. we have until about 5:20 before that happens. car pool lanes are closed. a quick check of mass transit off to a quiet start. trains for b.a.r.t. begin at 5:00 a.m. a.c.e. one out of the

high country still dealing with gusty conditions through

11:00 tomorrow evening. winds up to 30 miles per hour. could push you up the high country, give you a little boost. if you're coming down, you'll be driving down into the keith of that. also creating quite a fire danger around reno. temperatures near 80 for sacramento and chico. look at eureka, the cold front we talked about yesterday will kick up a few showers for you. 90 in fresno, 100 still holding on in palm springs, near 70 to 72 degrees for san diego and los angeles. heading to tahoe for the weekend, still breezy, cooler than average. 65 on friday. closer to average with low to mid 70s saturday and sunday. the stage is set for what will be must-se tv. >> former special counsel robert mueller will testify at a public hearing about his russia investigation three weeks from today, on july 17

trev tr trevor ault joins us with more. >> robert mueller has given one ten-minute statement a month ago. congress has said that's not good enough. they issued the subpoenas and robert mueller is agreeing to come and testify. >> with the world watching, special counsel robert mueller now expected to testify in public hearings july 17th. the house judiciary and intelligence committees both issuing mueller subpoenas tuesday night. democratic members eager to finally ask him questions about the russia investigation and the ten instances laid out in the mueller report where the president may have obstructed justice. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> reporter: house intelligence chief adam schiff says he doesn't think it would be considered a friendly subpoena, but they need answers. >> we never felt it was sufficient to rely on a written report without the ability to follow up questions.

>> reporter: after the news broke, president trump responding on twitter with his familiar refrain of presidential harassment. the president's attorney, jay sekulow going on the attack against mueller telling fox news -- >> the whole report is incoherent. >> reporter: the big question is how much if anything new will robert mueller resfleel he previously said his report is his testimony. he's also stated that the interference in the 2016 election deserves the attention of all americans and now it appears on july 17 he'll have that attention. trevor ault, abc 7 news. governor newsom says the approaching deadline for real id has been a burden on the dmv. california has struggled to implement that program. the initial effort failed to meet federal guidelines. the governor created a strike team to try to figure out a fix for the problems at the dmv. >> one final ernst & young audit that we're looking forward to. we'll respond to that audit in

realtime and you'll see a series of bold initiatives to address what is not working at the department of motor vehicles to make access to the real id program much easier. >> offices will close for half a day next month to make sure employees are properly trained. you will need a real id by october of 2020 in order to board domestic flights. there's still some confusion about what you need to get a real id. today "7 on your side" will host a hotline to answer your questions. it will run from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. we'll give out the phone number when that hotline opens. you can submit questions online right now use #ask finney. the terminal which is a tribute to gay activist harvey milk. photographs line the expansive wall along the corridor. milk served on san francisco's board of supervisors for 11 months before he and mayor

george mascone were assassinated. the tribute is a way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concepts of diversity, equity and inclusion, we're trying to represent that with these types of facilities, with this exhibit. >> this is the first of a multiple phased public opening of the new terminal. phase one opens july 23rd with nine new gates. when the terminal is completed, it will add 16 new boarding gates to sfo. san francisco's famed castro district has a new distinction ahead of the pride celebration. the board of supervisors has designated it a cultural district. that move allows the city to pour more money and resources into preserving the castro. a measure passed last november dedicates $3 million in funding for san francisco's cultural dikts. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hi mike nicco. >> hi everybody. here is a look at walnut creek. it's 58 right now.

your destination, about 76 degrees which is a solid ten degrees keerl than avcooler tha. high clouds through the morning hours and snoin this afternoon. below average tomorrow. warming trend for pride weekend. it gets us back to comfortable levels and out of this cool, breezy pattern at this area of low pressure is developing over top of us into's moved about 250 miles closer since we last tracked it yesterday. let's see what it does to our temperatures. remember we had 80s in the south bay yesterday. morgan hill 79. that's as close as we get. 76 at san jose, santa clara, santa cruz 71. low to mid 70s on the peninsula. millbrae, 68 degrees. look at the clouds increasing along the coast. low clouds keeping you in the low 60s while we barely have mid 60s for downtown and south san francisco and sausalito climbing to 67. low to mid 70s through the north bay alleys.

upper 60s in richmond, berkeley and oakland. free air conditioning, mid to upper 70s in the east bay valleys. tonight's temperatures back to the mid to upper 50s with more cloud cover. maybe a little drizzle near the coast. the same thing for friday morning and then the warming trend begins as the winds reverse. we'll hit the 60s, 70s and 80s by the time we get to pride sunday. alexis? >> good morning, mike. we have one minor issue on the boards so far this evening. that's a two-vehicle collision getting out of the central valley into the tri-valley, westbound 580 before greenville road. i believe everything is still contained to the shoulder. we have chp on the scene. we're seeing that little line of redheading into livermore. we're slow before you get to that point. westbound 205 to 580 averaging about 17 miles an hour that entire stretch. it's not something but something to keep an eye on. they have wrapped up road work fo nig wtbou on the richmond side of the

richmond-san rafael bridge. last time we checked, it looked like they're all off on the parking lot. next traffic update coming up just before 5:00. executives from facebook and google are going to face questions about privacy and secure when they testify before congress. also ebay hoping to get some of your prime day dollars with its own sales. here are your tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, tech heavyweights head to the hill. >> representatives are testifying before the house committee. the subject include online terrorist content and the spread of misinformation on social media platforms. ebay is planning to crash amazon's prime day. >> yesterday amazon announced its annual sales event will be held on july 15th and 16th. ebay says they'll be holding an event of their own. google maps is being blamed for a detour disaster. >> about 100 cars were stuck on

a slippery and muddy road after taking a suggested detour to get to denver's airport. in a statement google says weather can lead to unforeseen circumstances. >> quite unseen. turn left, turn left, turn left. those are your tech bites. >> can i not turn left? >> i appreciate their attempts at humor so early in the morning. occasional successful. >> ooh -- >> i wasn't -- >> 4:50 in the morning, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. lenders attempting to turn pg&e around. feisty and healthy. the oakland zoo gives an update on this adorable family. fresh cookies in

it's a day game at oracle. increasing sunshine and 62. a little breezy. if you're in the sun, it will feel a little warmer. alameda county fair resumes in pleasanton. look at the temperatures. it doesn't get much cooler in pleasanton this time of year. mid 70s. that's it for the warmest time. thank you, mike. pacific gas and electric' key lenders have a $30 billion plan to pull the utility out of

bankruptcy. the sacramento bee says the proposal will set aside up to $18 billion to pay claims on the 2017 and 2018 wildfires caused by pg&e equipment. the lenders want to extend a $2.50 charge on customer's bills to raise money for wildfire insurance fund. the company wants to rebrand the utility as golden state power light & gas company. a dream come true for hundreds of kids in san francisco. >> a thousand junior giants met giants legend buster posey and got some new gloves. posey is the official junior giants commissioner. in addition the gloves, the kids got tickets to last night's game against the rockies. junior giants is a free baseball and softball program for underserved boys and girls. >> we're getting a closer look at the oakland zoo's four

six-week old gray wolf pups. this is video of the pups getting a physical exam and vaccinations. the first-time mother gave birth last month. the zoo says they are thriving. it acquired the mom and partner sequoia last year as part of its partnership with the california wolf center. >> like dire wolves in the making, mike. >> wouldn't that be something. >> is that a "game of thrones" thing? >> it is, reggie. >> i had a feeling. that show is over, guys. >> they may not be making new episodes but the slow is not over. >> so true. you and i riding that fan section. let's talk about temperatures. speaking of fiction, look at this. this is not summer-like at all. 50s at the coast tomorrow, 60s around the bay, 70s inland. two days of below-average temperatures. back to average on friday. you can see 80s developing in our inland neighborhoods.

they start to spread just a little bit saturday. then sunday we'll warm up a couple more degrees. if you're going to be in san francisco for pride, 65 saturday, 66 saturday and 67 sunday. morning clouds, afternoon snoon. not much as changed in that forecast. enjoy. good morning, mike. not much as changed as far as the commute is concerned either. looking at really quiet volumes so far this morning which is not a bad thing. fillin in just a little bit in the bay bridge toll plaza. only change in the last few minutes is the car pool lanes are now open. we should have about 25 minutes to go until they flip the metering lights on. we'll see. i'll let you know as soon as that happens. southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, only drive time in the yellow coming in at 41 minutes. >> thank you. astronauts at the international space station will soon enjoy the sweet smell of

freshly baked cookies. a specially prepared dough will be baked at the station using an oven made by santa clara based nanarax. it will be made by double tree known for its freshly baked cookies. >> i would have gone with otis spunkmeyer? is that the name? it smells so good. >> as long as it's chocolate chip and not out meal raisin o n peanut butter. >> you don't like peanut butter? >> no. chocolate chip all day. rental home scams on the rise. abc 7 has been following one family who lost $10,000. the steps you can take to make sure you do not get duped. a new push to get amazon to reuse its own bo

it's a small town. this stuff just doesn't happen. >> now at 5:00, a deadly shooting at this bay area car dealership. sky 7 over that scene in morgan hill where a man killed two employees before turning the gun on himself. jofrts is live with what police now believe happened. it's 5:00 a.m. on this june 26th. thanks for being here. >> we appreciate you waking up with us. we'll start with a check of weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. the cloud cover is mainly high cloudiness. the low clouds not her