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 here yet. they'll be significantly more

prominent in our forecast starting tomorrow keeping the cooling trend going. this is at 280 and 17. let's see how this breaks down this spring dv like day. mid to upper 50s this morning. near 70 under partly cloudy skies at noon. the cooler afternoon, look at that, 72 to 74. that's temperatures ten degrees cooler than average. we need jackets if we're heading out this evening, dropping into the -- here is alexis. we're certainly not complaining there there. i know chp is on the scene. we're starting to see the backup grow. 23 miles an hour through altamont pass. about 14 miles an hour near the enter change. we'll take a look at the drive

time in a few minutes and see if it's flipping over into the red. right now holding onto the yellow. the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 volume slowly filling in. overall we're off to a great start. a shooting at a ford dealership in the south bay. three people are dead including the shooter. abc 7's jobina fortson joins us in morgan hill with what we're learning this morning. >> reporter: natasha, police have not confirmed at this point if the shooting is the result of workplace violence. but some employees here at the ford dealership think it is. if you look behind me, you can see the crime tape up. still investigators on the scene. officers stay san jose around 6:00 last night, the morgan hill police department got multiple calls about the shooting at the ford dealership. officers got here within minutes. they found the suspect on the ground with a handgun in his hand. police found two other male victims inside the fort

dealership. >> from my understanding, one of the parks department employees, an older gentleman, was fired today and came back. this happened i think around 6:00, came back, shot two of the managers who would have been the individuals that fired him. >> reporter: that employee went on to say several people ran into the la kinta? to get away from the gunfire. police have not identified the victim of the suspect. live from morgan hill, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> in the south bay we're learning what may have led to the murder-suicide in san jose that left five people dead. according to "the mercury news," the gunman was upset that his wife's family got visas while his family was denied. the suspect is identified as chi ta.

his wife escaped and called 9 1 911. 23-year-old miles hall's mother and grandmother called 911. his family says hall was known to police and that's what his mother told the dispatcher. >> he's going to be aggressive to the police. >> five officers responded. police released their footage as well as video from a home security camera. officers say hall refused to drop the metal bar and kept running toward them even after being hit by bean bag rounds. two officers then fired their weapons. the family's attorney says the video shows hall was actually running alongside officers. >> the fact that he was trying to get away, you don't get to shoot somebody down who is running away unless that person has committed a deadly offense.

>> the hall family has already filed a wrongful death claim against police. their attorney says a federal civil rights lawsuit will also be filed. the wife of ghost ship defendant derick almena will return to the stand today for her second day of testimony. yesterday she admitted they didn't follow fire codes when renovating the warehouse. she said she often saw police officers, firefighters at the warehouse. she cried when a photo of her family was shown. >> very potent when a wife and mother speaks out on behalf of her husband and their mutual vision. very powerful. >> almena's attorney says allison and almena feel responsible for the fire which killed 36 people. almena could face 39 years in prison. san francisco became the first major u.s. city to ban the

sale of e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors gave the measure its second and final vote yesterday. the vote was on two mayor london breed has ten days to file the legislation. the law will go into effect next year. here is a look at our east bay inland neighborhoods. our temperatures in the tri-valley in the mid to upper 50s. we have low to mid 60s from concord out highway 4. very refreshing if not cool this morning. get the windows open. get in some of that fresh air while you can. 60 in oakland right now. we've got mid to upper 50s elsewhere. dress for 51 in santa rosa. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a few of the high clouds passing through. you don't see the low clouds. strong sunshine if you're out and about. today, tomorrow, our most comfortable days for yard work.

out on the bay, today not as breezy, no small craft advisory like yesterday. north bay in the 50s until 7:00. mid to upper 60s in 9:00 through the afternoon hours. i think between 1:00 and 3:00 we will spike in the low to mid 70s in a few neighborhoods. east bay looking at 50s at 7:00. look at this, mid 60s for the better part of the day with increasing sunshine. our last stop will be san francisco, in the 50s through 9:00. we'll have increasing sunshine and temperatures in the low 60s. as you near the coast, we'll have low clouds start to roll in during the evening hours. that will signal a change in the forecast coming up. i'll tell you about it. here is alexis with a look at the commute. looking good so far today. trying to figure out exactly what's going on on highway 24, westbound lanes in orinda before you get to caldecott tunnel. sounds like we may have a disabled vehicle blocking one lane. i believe the driver of that vehicle was able to get out safely and make it to the right shoulder. so that part is good. still trying to figure out what we're going to do with the

disabled vehicle though. orinda police are on the scene and they're going to run la traffic break from the stephens area. doesn't look like we have major delays through that stretch. bay bridge toll plaza continues to fill in. car pool lanes are open. no metering lights yet. that should happen in the next 10, 12 minutes. only abc 7 news dug into the story of a south san francisco family who lost all their savings, $10,000 in a home rental scam. >> we discovered the alameda county district attorney is investigating similar cases in the east bay. the number of cases is on the rise. in the last six months the office has received more than 50 real estate complaints. harvest property management found two of its listings posted by a fake landlord. someone fell for it and gave personal information. >> prospective tenants actually gave out all their personal information including social security numbers, pay stubs, all that kind of information. >> to avoid scams, make sure you're speaking with licensed

real estate agents. you can search their names on website. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> she's a sweetheart. >> this is a heartbreaking and has a good ending, thankfully. a new video showing a miracle rescue. an hours old baby found in a

z. it's 5:11. if you're just joining us, here are the 7 things you need to know this morning. two soldiers killed in afghanistan. a taliban spokesperson claims they died during an ambush in the eastern wardak province. morgan hill police are investigating a deadly shooting at a ford dealership. three men were found dead including the suspect. a witness says the suspect shot the two managers who fired him. number three, san francisco is now officially the first u.s. city to ban the sale of e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors gave the measure its second and final vote yesterday. mayor london breed says she will sign the bill. so many candidates, you need two nights. part one of the first democratic primary debate in miami, ten candidates will take the stage tonight. part two, ten more tomorrow night. no debating this. temperatures today well below

average. let me throw numbers at you. from four to nine degrees cooler. averagesm mainly in the 60s and 70s today and tomorrow. number six, so far, so good. this is the ridge mond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. road work has wrapped up for the night. just a few vehicles coming our way on westbound 580. enjoy it while it lasts. 7 "7 on your side" will hosa hotline to answer your questions about real id. we'll give that phone number out when the hotline opens. you can commit your questions right now by tweeting out and using #askfinney. way fair employees will walk out of their company headquarters in boston. they're protesting the online furniture company to do business with the migrant detention centers at the southern u.s. border where children are being held. the operator of the detention center placed an order for more than $200,000 worth of bedroom

furniture. wayfair sent a letter of protest to company executives. the execs say they still plan to follow through with that order. part of our effort to build a better bay area focused on recycling. in the north bay one woman wants to tackle this problem, the growing stacks of boxes from delivery like amazon. she has found a way to reuse them and is now trying to get local leaders on board. abc 7 news reporter explains. >> this past february, carolyn munn came up with an idea to reuse the boxes. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up on subsequent deliveries and return to amazon warehouse for reuse. >> reporter: her idea caught on. more than 4,000 people signed her petition asking amazon to use marin county as a testing ground for her plan. it's the number of boxes are

escalating. weer ooh all feeling pretty concerned when we're putting them into our trash or recycling. >> having just one amazon box is no big deal. when you have all of these and more on the way, your recycle bin is bound to get packed. >> ask the owner of tiburon mail service. >> i have recycled amazon boxes i use here and also in here. >> reporter: tim solomon gets about 4,000 deliveries a month here. we's offering a reuse program. >> i can sell boxes all day long if i wanted to. i don't think that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: the cities of befl f dear -- >> i do believe this is in line with tiburon's goals of reducing waste and our climate action goals. >> reporter: she also wants whole foods to get involved. she hopes the company will put box recycle bins in store parking lots. she plans to approach amazon with her idea in the beginning

of the year. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> i appreciate business owners like tim. that's awesome. >> it's a serious problem. because of that abc 7 news dedicated a whole week to covering the issue of recycling. of course, there's all sorts ways we can each help build a better bay area. on our website, go to abc7news.com and look for a page called recycling resources. you can find it by searching recycling on the website. makes sense. we want to hear your ideas about b.a.r.t. and building a better bay area -- i don't know why i said b.a.r.t. there. >> subliminal. >> different subject. you can also find b.a.r.t. you can search for b.a.r.t., recycling, lots of things to research for. you don't have to wait anymore than seven minutes, i'l information. a look at the exploratorium.

grgeous as it looks back from pier 15 towards the salesforce tower. we'll have below average temperatures this afternoon. clouds will return tonight. some drizzle is possible. a weak cold front rolls through. the weekend warming trend will get us back to average. look at the low clouds. they're well offshore this morning. as we head into the afternoon hours, you can see them lining up along the coast. as we head into the evening, they start pushing into the bay, signifying the cold front is moving through and another cool day is on the way for tomorrow. highs today and tomorrow pretty similar. that means low to mid 70s for most of the south bay. los gatos and morgan hill at 78 and 79. 68 to 73, narrow spread on the peninsula today. with the increasing clouds along the coast, low 60s. sausalito squeaks out at 67. the rest of the north bay, only 70 to 75 degrees. i feel like it should be march. here is a look at our highs

today along the east bayshore. upper 60s in richmond and berkeley. 70 to 72 elsewhere. inland, yep, saving money today. no need for the air conditioner. mid to upper 70s. as far as tonight's temperatures, in the 40s in places like san loma, petaluma, ukiah, lakeport. everybody else in the 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, expect more of the same tomorrow, more cloud cover in the morning. temperatures back to the 60s at the coast. low to mid 70s around the bay and mid 80s inland friday all the way through the weekend. we are off to a decent start this morning. nothing here from the bay bridge commute. slowly seeing the bay bridge toll plaza fill in. no metering lights yet. that should happen in the next few minutes. car pool lanes are open. don't have any new information, sounds like a disabled vehicle westbound 24 before the caldecott tunnel.

i saw a little yellow filling in. back in the green now. hopeful that means all lanes are back open. we are all clear, getting from the central valley to the tri-valley, westbound 580 before greenville road. we had a two-car crash on the shoulder. that's cleared from the board. stop and go traffic behind that. that's about it. authorities in georgia are trying to find the mother of a baby found crying inside a plastic bag. body camera video shows the moment she was rescued. we have a warning, because of the nature of this story, it may be hard to watch. >> look at you sweetheart. >> breathing and crying, try to comfort her. >> oh, that is just heartbreaking to see. officials believe the baby now named india was only hours old when she was rescued earlier this month. neighbors called 911 after hearing her crying in a secluded area. >> i wasn't sure if it was a bibby or not. when i pulled the stick over and

the debris, i saw the little baby hand out of the plastic bag. >> wow. the sheriff's office says baby india is now thriving. the georgia department of family and children services is caring for her. just remember, there are infant safe hav laws throughout the country that can prevent this thing from happening. >> thank goodness they found her. in today's "gma first look," this 7-year-old actress from avengers end game is asking fans to stop bullying her and her family. abc's will receive has more from the girl's parents. >> she's the 7-year-old scene stealer in the blockbuster. what made the actress post this heartbreaking video. >> i'm just 7 years old, please don't bully my family. >> reporter: lexi and her mom allegedly stood up a fan in

public. that fan bashing lexi online. her parents are speaking out. >> i'm trying to have her understand that the power that she has -- she has a voice and it can be used for good. people pick on famous people and don't think they're real people. >> reporter: you'll hear her inspiring message coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> bye, love you 3,000. >> with your "gma first look," i'm will reeve. more than 70 gray whales have been found dead along the west coast. 14 animals have washed ashore in the barea. last year a bay area marine biologists discussed her findings and theories. her team along with the marine mammals have conducted necropsies. the leading cause is malnutrition which can be due to

a multitude of factors including climate change. >> the food may be a lesser quality than it has been in the past or there may be more whales than the food supply can provide or there might be disease that we don't know about. we're looking into all those questions. >> scientists say the unprecedented amount of data collected from neck crropsies w have find an answer but it could be years away. >> so worrisome. >> i hate seeing that video. still ahead, why delta airlines is allowing passengers to change or cancel tickets at

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if you have any issues with that, you should be able to go outside and breathe easy under very nice conditions. >> thank you, mike. there's a travel al left for delta passengers flying to pun too cana in the dominican republic. travelers can change or cancel their tickets without a usual penalty. that waiver good through august 15th. delta airlines says it's granting the waiver due to recent events. at least ten american tourists have died after staying at resorts in that area. looks like apple's self driving car project is happening. apple just bought drive ai. it ceased operations in the last two weeks, apple hired dozens of its jeefrs. the purchase price not disclosed. shoppers get ready. target announced its first ever deal days, the exact same weekend as amazon's prime day. target is promising deep online

discounts on home goods, clothing and toys. deal days will take place july 15th and 16th. those are the deals of amazon prime. target took a dig at amazon on the announcement saying there's no membership required to participa participate. target is getting in on it. ebay getting in on it. >> the second christmas for these places. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a push to crack down on b.a.r.t. gate evaders. we'll show you what our cameras captured. a live look outside this morning at 5:26 a.m. we appreciate you waking up with us. i am not sure what we're showing you. it's going to be okay. >> that right there is the city of san francisco and the good old state of california in the united states

it just kind of hurts me to think what truly happened. >> this is terrible. now at 5:30, a car dealership shooting, three men including the suspect are dead. what we know this morning. for many people, this is the start of the election season, the first of many debates to come. i'll have what you can expect coming up. you may notice something new on muni. the new development after a woman got caught in a door. >> good morning on this wednesday, june 26th. >> thanks for waking up with us. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. not the warmest start to the day. >> no, not really. even cooler tomorrow morning with some 40s out there. here is a look at what's going on. a stout sea breeze. everybody is getting wind coming off the cool ocean and look at

mt. tam, it's bouncing the winds are so fast at 2,800 feet. 55 to 59 at 7:00. we stay upper 50s to near 60 at the coast, dropping to 57 at 7:00. high clouds and sunshine at noon. 72 to 74, that's it, no heat in today's forecast. in fact, look at that, almost jacket weather by 7:00. mid 60s. >> we'll talk about how long this cooling trend lasts coming up. here is alexis. >> overall we're looking good still. we're enjoying the summer-like volumes. that's for sure. we have one new issue in the tri-valley, southbound 680 off-ramp to stoneridge. both vehicles are totaled. it sounds like a lot of the ramp is blocked, not blocking any of the mainline. we're seeing green traffic flows through that area. they'll need a couple of tow trucks. a quick check of drive times westbound 580 tracy to dublin. the only one in the yellow today. southbound 680 dublin to mission

boulevard in the green at 16. 15 minutes northbound 85 between highway 1 and cupertino. developing overnight in afghanistan where two u.s. soldiers have been killed. >> a taliban spokesperson claims they died during an ambush in eastern wardak province. the pentagon has not yet confirmed that claim. nine service members have died in afghanistan so far this year. >> the deaths come just two days before the next round of talks between the taliban and the u.s. on to developing news, police investigating after a shooting at a morgan hill car dealership that left three men dead including the suspect. new in the last few minutes, a car was just towed from that scene. take a look at that video. abc 7's jobina fortson is at the dealership. >> this started after 6:00 on condit road and morgan hill just off highway 101. investigators say the suspect went to the ford dealership and then started firing. off sers arrived in a few

minutes after the police department received multiple calls. police have not said whether it was a workplace confrontation. however, one employee who was able to escape tells abc 7 news the suspect was a parts employee who had been fired earlier in the day. the witness says the suspect shot the two managers who fired the man. we sent out an alert about this shooting through our abc 7 news app. it's the only way to stay on top of the news as it happens. make sure to enable the push alert feature so you'll get updates. new developments on muni. two months after a train dragged a woman onto the tracks, muni says it's fixed its doors problem. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at the west portal station. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it should be easier to get on and off the train starting this morning. it also should be a bit safer. muni did this to protect its passengers. it started because of some video. look what happened back in april. this video from the "san

francisco examiner" had such an impact. it is a little hard to watch. a woman is dragged after getting her hand caught in a closing door. after this happened, muni decided to lock the back doors of its two-car new trains. since then they've added sensors to those doors to detect if there is something or someone blocking the door. they 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 that it will keep everyone safe, so something for you to be aware of as you head out for your commute this morning. live in san francisco, amy 7ew has made a 7 news. commitment to building a better bay area. fair evasion is one of four big issues riders have along with

homelessness, b.a.r.t.'s kawhi leonard cleanliness. video of people going under the gate or slipping behind a legitimate fair paying riders. it's something we brought up to the advisory committee yesterday. >> what is that perfect time for the gate to be open to allow a safe passage through, but also discourage people from piggyb k piggybacking right behind. there's still a little tinkering that needs to be done. >> b.a.r.t. says they're using video to monitor all the fair gates that are part of the pilot program to stop fare evaders. >> people are doing the limbo on that thing. wow. a measure banning public agencies from using facial recognition technology is moving forward. the public safety committee approved it yesterday. the full city council will vote on it next month. last month sflan became the first city in the u.s. to ban that technology. see you in court. that's what angry neighbors in san francisco are vowing this

morning after supervisors agreed to move forward with a new homeless navigation center. the city had already approved the project on the embarcadero near bryant street. last night the board of supervisors rejected an appeal from a group of neighbors. supporters of the shelters say this is a classic case of not in my back yard. >> i don't think that this particular location is any better or worse than any other particular location. >> other navigation centers of much smaller size have required almost daily police and paramedic and fire services, and already in our area the police and fire department are stretched thin. >> opponents of the shelter wanted the city to require an environmental review before green lighting the project. now they plan to take legal action. the first of the 2020 democratic debates begins tonight. 20 candidates will take the stage over the next two days, all vying for the nation's attend the zach

joins us live from miami where the stage is set for the debate. it is a crowded stage, lana >> reporter: the race for the white house kicks off in a big way today. >> the eyes of the political world will be upon them in miami for at least a night or two. >> reporter: 20 democratic candidates for two nights. the number of candidates facing off is unprecedented. unlike other years, the dnc claims there's no kid's table with second-tier candidates relegated. >> our government is supposed to reflect our values. our government is supposed to keep us safe. rfr her campaign poll numbers moving up in recent weeks. >> she has a chance to dominate. >> reporter: to her right, cory booker making headlines recently

for his split with former vice president joe biden over remarksing about working with segregationists. beto o'rourke hasn't seen much upward move ment in polls. >> it's going to be tough. we have 60 seconds to respond to some of the biggest questions on the minds of the american people right now. they'll be sharing the stage with seven other democrats, bill deblasio -- lesser known they'll be trying to make a name for themselves tonight and every second will count. >> they're going to have to come up with something that is memorable, short and sweet because if they don't, they're going to get lost in the clutter. >> reporter: and it's also a remarkable debate in terms of the diversity of the candidates. even with 20 candidates, still everybody didn't make it onto the stage tonight. they're going to have 60 seconds

to answer questions, 30 seconds for their rebuttal. they're going to have to be quick and to the point. live from miami, lana zach, abc 7 news. >> easier said than done for politicians. all right, lana. thank you. president trump's son eric trump said someone spit on him in chicago. this happened last night at a cocktail lounge according to his interview with breitbart news. eric trump says it was, quote, purely a disgusting act by someone who clearly has emotional problems. end quote. police would only say they helped secret service agents with a law enforcement matter. eric trump says they took an employee into custody after she spit on him. much more ahead including a decision about a controversial high school mural. what will happen to this piece of art. the message google shared with employees ahead of sunday's pride parade in san francisco. a cooler start to the morning. gorgeous on the embarcadero. we'll get over to meteorologist mike nicco so we know what to expect.

>> it looks nice outside, doesn't mid to upper 50s along the east bayshore. santa rosa waking up to 51. 60s around concord, antioch and brentwood. 58 right now in san jose, fremont, 54 in pacifica. look at this. no fog this morning. that's because we have dry air over top of us and cooler air. that's going to make everything green for driving, mass transit and on the water today. not as breezy as it was yesterday. 50s at 7:00, near 70 as we head towards 11:00 and low to mid 70s. down to 64 at 7:00. what month is this? stuck in the 60s through 11:00. from noon to 5:00, low 70s. 66 with increasing sunshine at 7:00. we'll keep heading south. 59 at 7:00 in san jose.

you'll also be in the low to mid 70s this afternoon and down to 66 at 7:00. we're giving our wallets a little bit of a break, not having to run the air conditioner. that's going to feel great this evening. just grab a coat or jacket if you're going to be out past the sunset. temperatures will drop into the kly. a pretty good week so far. how is today? >> we have one new issue in solano county. it's in the fairfield area. looks like a crash on westbound state route 12 just before you get to pennsylvania avenue. don't have much information from chp. according to our partners at waze, we have a crash through that stretch. if you can take surface streets to get around that, you miebl able to avoid it. we have the bay bij metering lights on. they flipped on a few minutes ago. average commute there. typical backups into the maze. if you're using the car pool lanes, you're the only ones cruising through. 34 b.a.r.t. trains with no

dangerous winds in the high country. gusts up to 40 miles per hour blowing from southwest to northeast. once you get across the border into nevada, it's creating the red flag warnings.

66 in tahoe, 73 in yosemite. 79 in sacramento. the cool push we or feeling is making it into the central valley. only 90 in froze know. 100 in palm springs. 69 to 72 for san diego and los angeles. did you see eureka, 58 with a chance of showers. tahoe this weekend, 64, cooler than average on friday. closer saturday and sunday as we warm into the low to mid 70s former special counsel robert mueller agreed to testify next month. the report was released in april, mueller has only spoken publicly about it once, and democrats say they need more answers. >> we never felt it was sufficient to rely simply on a written report or a ten-minute statement without the ability to follow up with questions. after news of mueller's testimony broke, president trump tweeted presidential harassment. mueller is set to testify july 17th. the san francisco school

board has voted to paint over a controversial high school mural. the artwork inside of george washington high school depicts slaves and native americans. it was done in 1936, the same year the school opened. critics say it's inappropriate and disturbing to students. supporters say it portrays the darker side of american history. the exam her says it could cost about $600,000 to pay over that mural. google is urging employees not to protest on the tech company's flow during the pride parade in san francisco. our media partner says google is asking employees to march with other contingents and not other google's name if they're planning to protest. some want to demonstrate over steven crowder about the comments he made over journalist carlos maza. this is video of the gray

wolf pups getting physical exams. first time mom sisku gave birth last month. the zoo says they're thriving. they're very, very sweet. at this age and this size. >> yep, right now. >> before they can eat you. all about it. >> hi, mike. >> for a little while at least. absolutely. here is a look at the exploratorium camera. it's pointed to the southeast across the bay bridge and towards oakland. you can see a few high clouds out there. the sun viez ought to be very colorful. if you capture it, we'd love to see it. accuweather highlights, high clouds and sunshine. cool today as a dry cold front will usher in even cooler weather than yesterday. it will hang around for tomorrow. the warming trend, but nothing too ob nous os for pride weekend. let's talk about the area of low pressure spinning to our north. it's at least 250 miles closer. so its influence is increasing today. that's why we're seeing the high

clouds this morning and feeling the cooler weather this afternoon. 80s gone. we're close, morgan hill, los gatos, 79 and 78. everybody else in the mid 70s. even a 71 in low 60s along the coast. mid 60s, only 63 in downtown. 66 in south san francisco, sausalito 67. look at this low to mid 70s through the north bay valleys, could easily be in the hundreds, at least 25 degrees warmer. but not today. 69 in richmond. berkeley and oakland in the upper 60s. low 70s for the rest of the east bay shore. free air conditioning, mid to upper 70s in our east bay valleys. tonight cloud cover will be extensive. 40s in the north bay valleys. my accuweather seven-day forecast, the same tomorrow as today, more clouds in the morning. pretty steady through the weekend, maybe a little warm next week with the 9 2 on

tuesday. we have an update on a minor issue in the tri-valley, southbound 680 off-ramp to stone ridge is back open. we had a two-car crash where both vehicles were totaled. looks like that's cleared from the boards. they must have been towed away. getting out of tracy is another story. slowerer than ever up to 12 miles an hour. that's the norm. no blocking issues there. checking the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, i just checked, maybe one or two minutes of delay. overall that's looking great. we'll check drive times next. thanks, alexis. the first phase of the harvey milk terminal one at sfo is almost complete. the terminal is a tribute to the late san francisco gay activist harvey milk. old photographs of the first openly gay politician line the expansive wall. milk served on san francisco's board of supervisors for only 11 months before he and mayor

george mascone were assassinated. the tribute is a way travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant. >> the concepts of diversity, equity and inclusion, trying to represent that with these types of facilities, with this exhibit. >> this is the first of a multiple phase public opening of the new terminal. phase one opens july 23rd with nine new gates. when it's all complete, it will add 16 new boarding gates to sfo. san francisco's famed castro district has a new distinction ahead of the big 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 this past november dedicating $3 million in funding for the cultural districts. a major gps fail. how dozens of people ended up stranded on a muddy road in colorado. first, the bay area company

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65 at noon, mid 70s this afternoon. already back in the mid 60s by 6:00, 57 by 9:00 in pleasanton. temperatures tomorrow look and feel a lot like today. just more cloud cover for sure in the morning. by friday we can see we're getting back to average. 60s along the coast in san francisco, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. pretty much the same on saturday, maybe a touch or two warmer for sunday. when we start to warm up, we'll get back to average after being so cool compared to where we should be today and tomorrow. let's check the morning commute with alexis. >> good morning, mike. we made it until 5:27 until they flipped on the bay bridge metering lights this morning. definitely a full minutes later than usual. we have the lighter summertime volumes. that has been nice. car pool lanes are open, cash and fast track users, you know the drill. you're backed up into the maze. drive times looking great, southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes.

northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos in the green at 22 minutes. pacific gas and willing trick's key lenters have a $30 billion plan to help pull the plan out of bankruptcy and it includes a new name. the sacramento bee says the proposal will set aside up to $18 billion to pay claims on the wildfires caused by pg&e equipment. the lenders want to extend a $2.50 charge on customer's bills to raise money for a wildfire insurance fund. the bondholders also want to get rid of the name pg&e. they want to rebrand the utility as golden state power light & gas company. >> so pg&e would be then be gspl -- >> rolls off thing the. california has struggled to implement the real id program. the initial effort failed to meet guidelines.

>> there's one final ernst & young audit that we're looking forward to. we will respond to that audit in realtime and you will 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. >> it's such an issue that they're actually going to close dmv offices throughout the state for half the day next month. make sure employees are properly trained. you will need a real id by october 2020 to board a domestic flight. there's still confusion about what you need to get that 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 number when the hotline opens. use #askfinney on social media. astronauts at the international space station will soon enjoy freshly baked

cookies. the cookies will be baked at the station using an oven made by santa clara based company and a company in new york. the cookie dough will be made by double tree which you probably know has freshly baked chocolate chip cookies when you go to the front desk. natasha had an experience where they didn't have them. >> they didn't have them. it was heartbreaking. >> that's a shame. when you walk in, that's all you want. >> that's all you can smell. >> that and a clean room. kim kardashian has a new shape wear line. o lot of people saying it's offensive. a push to get amazon to reuse its own boxes. the north bay woman with a simple plan to reduce trash. >> reporter: three people are dead after a man opened fire inside a ford dealership in the south bay. i'm jobina fortson live in morgan hill with what we know. san francisco's new ban on e-cigarettes. what it means for people who use the devices. we'll leave you at 5:56 with a live look outside at the

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a shooting at a car dealership in the south bay. three people are dwed and the motive being revealed this morning. also this morning. san francisco making history, banning the sale of e sig rates and not just in stores. thanks for joining us on this thursday, june 26th. >> it's 6:00 a.m.

you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike, bhas the day look like? >> it looks to be very bright, later on and this morning compared to average. look over sfo, not a cloud to be found right now. it's going to be much cooler than average, it being our afternoon high temperatures. look at this, 59 at the coast, 72 around the bay, 74 inland. we'll reach 70 around the bay and inland at noon. we won't warm much this afternoon. starting off in the mid to upper 50s. this is going to feel warm compared to tomorrow morning. if you're heading out at 7:00, look at the temperatures. already back in the 50s and 60s. more on this cooler weather coming up. first want to talk to alexis and get you ready for the commute. >> actually not too much to get ready for today honestly. pretty smooth conditions. we have an issue in fairfield, westbound state route 12 before you get to pennsylvania avenue. chp does not have any information on this, but our