i still can't deal with it, that he's not with us anymore. >> now at 5:00, remembering these two men killed in a shooting at a bay area ford store. that's where people will come together tonight as the dealership prepares to reopen today. good morning. it is 5:00 a.m. on thursday, june 27th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. hi, mike. >> hi, guys. let's see which way the winds are blowing. a nice steady onshore breeze right there and some cloud cover we're going to deal with as we look at south beach. not a solid deck of clouds. you'll need them early. sun comes up at 5:49. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. cooler than average again this afternoon. 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s elsewhere. by 7:00 back in the 50s and 60s. minor warming trend on the way.

here is alexis. >> looking at the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. i'm still waiting for more information. we have a crash in the westbound lanes. two vehicles involved, no injuries, but we still haven't heard about how many lanes are blocked. just seeing a slide delay on our traffic approaching the scene. it's not made it back to the toll plaza. not impacting the drive time yet either. richmond-san rafael bridge, drive time eight minutes on the website. san mateo bridge looking good, in the green at 12 minutes. eight-minute drive if you're taking the dumbarton bridge instead. new overnight, firefighters tackled this big water main break in burlingame. you can see the water shooting up four or five stories high there. part of rollins road followed last night. a firefighter say they are looking for the official cause. but it's possible the hydrant was sheared off. a vigil will be held for two managers killed at a ford dealership. >> identified adds 55 yrd brian

light and 38-year-old xavier souto. police revealed more on what led up to tuesday's shooting. they see the gunman, steven leel left the building, sat in his car for 20 minutes. then he returned and lingered around his old work station. at that point he was escortd to a back office to speak with his former supervisors. a short time later police say he opened fire. abc 7 news reporter >> so many people mourning the people who died in the shooting. you can see flowers and candles have been dropped off at the ford shot in morgan hill. we're learning the dealership will remember the two victims. both those men were described as hard working fathers with a love for cars. the first victim is 38-year-old xavier souto. he was a parts manager and

worked here since 2012. the other victim is 59-year-old brian light. he was hired as a parts director last year. according to police, the gunman, steven leel, was fired on tuesday. he came back that evening and shot and killed souto at point-blank range. police say light tried to fight the gunman who shot light multiple times. one of light's neighbors says he was known for turning struggling businesses around. >> he took a couple different dealerships and turned them around to where they were top performers in the entire state. he clearly was very good at his job. i know he will be missed by a lot of people. he had a lot of friends outside of this neighborhood. >> families. we have a link to that on our website, abc7news.com. the vigil tonight begins at 8:00 p.m. live ansar hassan, nbc news. investigators in castro

valley say a man and woman found shot in a castro valley guest house had been dead for several days. deputies were called to the home yesterday morning. the alameda county sheriff's office says detectives will treat the investigation as a double murder out of an abundance of caution. investigators need more information from an autopsy before they can say exactly what happened. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of harming themselves or others, there is help out there. we've curated a list of local resources and put it on our website. go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally. now to the democratic president hopefuls trying to earn your vote. tonight ten more candidates will take the stage in part two of the first democratic debate. here is the lineup. it includes senator kamala harris and east bay congressman eric swalwell. last night's debate featured ten other candidates who touched on immigration, the economy and health care. >> look at the bids model of an insurance company.

it's to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and to pay out as few dollars as possible for your health care. medicare for all sol problem. er senator elizabeth warren sawh i ceso for all. julian castro, former congressman beto o'rourke and cory booker showed off some of their spanish-speaking skills. >> [ speaking spanish ] on day one i'll make sure we end the i.c.e. policies that are violating human rights. >> he addressed the spanish-speaking community directly answering questions on immigration. a repent pew research center says the hispanic population will be the largest minority voting group in 2020. on the peninsula voters turned out to a debate block party.

thought stood out. >> it was a big night for women. >> a huge night for women. >> out of the ten democrats on stage, three were women. minnesota senator amy klobuchar wanted to make sure people knew who was fighting for their rights. bay area democrats at this san mateo watch party were impressed with the candidates' performances. >> who stood out for you tonight? >> clearly elizabeth warren. >> did the debate move the needle for you? >> i was not a huge fan of tulsi gabbert, before tonight. >> the hawaii congresswoman apologized about her past statements on gay rights. r me booker is alws goinge esaoi disappnt me because he has so

many ties to big money. >> what did you think of cory booker's performance? >> i think he always stands out. very educated man. >> reporter: if you had to go to the polls right now, who would you vote for? my number one right now is kamala harris. tonight castro surprised me. i'm reenergized by him. >> reporter: on my twitter poll, hundreds of votes were spread across the entire field. they're looking forward to thursday's debate when ten more candidates take the stage. kate larsen, abc 7 news. let's talk about your weather forecast. look at this. 52 in pleasant hill right now. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. look at how deep the air mass is, the cool weather, mt. diablo, 44 degrees right now. that's why today will be another unseasonably cool day. temperatures spreading from 50 in santa rosa to fist in

oakland. you can see the broken deck of clouds over top of us and the sea breeze. enjoy your break from summer. the coolest day moving forward to do yard work. we have a small craft advisory once again. it's mainly from the golden gate bridge to the east, bay bridge to the north. the area in yellow from noon to 9:00. west winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. north bay, 55 at 7:00, 66 at 11:00, low 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours. we never completely shake the clouds. mid 60s already by 7:00. in the east bay we're looking at temperature around 57 and upper 60s to near 70. san francisco will be in and out of sunshine and will hit the low 60s along the coast, mid 60s along the bay. we'll take a look and try to find some summertime temperatures in your accuweather seven-day forecast next. here is alexis. i want to take you back to construction update in contra costa county.

westbound highway 4, we had electrical work overnight between bailey road and willow pass road. caltrans is saying they really are done with that. all lanes should be back open. we're definitely seeing residual delays into the pittsburg area. hopefully that will recover before we get into the heart of the commute. also heavy already getting out of tracy, 19 miles per hour on westbound 205. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, still haven't had anything reported here. looks like that tow truck i saw was for a non-blocking issue. car pool lanes are open. should have about ten minutes to go until they flip those metering lights on. mountain view city officials have voted to temporarily ban electric scooters. city leaders are concerned about safety issues that other cities have experienced. the mayor says the ban gives officials time to figure out how to regulate these scooters. mountain view plans to launch a pilot plan next year. coming up, the 7 things you

need to know before you start you day. >> an update on a little girl hit by a foul ball. we know sitting too much at work can be bad for you. there is something you do at home that may be even worse. a live look outside, ten minutes after 5:00. the sun is

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it is 5:12. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things you need to know this morning. the graz fire near martinez is under control. firefighters contained the fire that burned up to five acres early this morning. no one was hurt. number two, honoring the

life of sacramento officer tara o'sullivan. officer o'sullivan grew up in the bay area. she was shot and killed while responding to a domestic dispute. number three, a vigil held tonight for the two managers killed at the ford store in morgan hill. please say steven leet shot the two men and then turned the gun on himself. tonight is part two of the democratic debate. ten more candidates including kamala harris and eric swalwell will be there. let's take a look at walnut creek. one of the areas, eastbound valleys that will feel cooler than average. the rest of us about four to eight as we're stuck in the 60s and 70s again. number six, good news for the morning commute. we had a two-car crash that sounded pretty minormond-s rael westbound 580 around the midspan, no injuries were reported. we got the all clear from chp,

slight delays. check out this giant potato. the four-ton spud is called the big idaho potato on a bay area tour right now. it is not actually a potato. it's made out of fiberglass. if you'd like to see it, it will be in front of the west county museum in sebastopol this morning. a study looks at the housing crisis, not just in california, but across the country. >> this is interesting, average wage earners can't afford to buy a median home in three-quarters of the market. nearly two-thirds of housing markets require more than 30% of a wage to buy a home. this is interesting. here at home, marin and santa cruz counties are among the least after fofrdable counties. marin county requires nearly 117% of the average weekly wage.

in santa cruz county that's 112%. lafayette's park theater is one step closer to reopening. on monday the city council approved a density transfer. that means a snop ploft would own the building and lease it to a for profit operator. that operator could show movies and host community events. the theater opened > researchers focus

12kw zwr a. you can see a mostly cloudy sky. i'll keep an eye on this and let you know via twitter if we have any delays, if you have to step away from watching this. i was going to say tv, but you can stream us, too. got to get that vernacular. that's old school. highs rebound beginning tomorrow. the extended lacking summer heat other like it will stay pttyb. e nahit drizzle we talked about at the coast has moved on.

the cooling trend over top of us. that means low to mid 70s for the south bay. 75 at san jose and also santa clara. only 689 today in santa cruz. peninsula, low 70s, a few upper siktsz as you get near millbrae. 59 to 62, our spread along what's going to be a cloudy coast today. 63 to 65 for downtown south san francisco and sausalito. 68 to 71, pretty narrow range along the east bayshore and free air conditioning once again, mid 70s to about 80 degrees in our east bay valleys tonight look at the cloud cover. upper 40s to upper 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, the typical warmer air mass rolls in tomorrow, bringing our temperatures back to average. we will stay there pretty much through next wednesday. taking a look at the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. looking okay. construction crews are off in the parking lot at this point and we did have a crash around

the midspan. that did clear. it's no longer blocking the roadway. maybe a tiny bit of residual delay. the toll plaza area moving just find. southbound 680 before sunol, a hazard reported blocking a slow lane. not sure if it's a disabled vehicle or debris. chp checking that out and hopefully get that cleared. so far no delays from dublin into the pleasanton stretch. 680 highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, coming in at 40 minutes. a young astros fan hit by a foul ball during a game at minute maid park last month has a skull fracture. the family's attorney revealed the injury is far worse than anyone at first guessed. he says the 2-year-old girl had only a second and a half to react when the ball was hurt. the family wants the astros and other major league teams to extend the netting at ball parks from foul post to foul post to

protect fans from foul balls. so far only the chicago white sox and washington nationals have extended the netting. >> sorry to hear that about that little girl. in today's gma facebook, pliz in atlanta investigating what looks to be a brazen kidnapping attack. receive osunsami has a first look. >> the heart stopping video all caught by the watchful eyes of the atlantic airport security the christmas family out of atlanta were headed out of town on a disney vacation when the woman on the stwiepd sweater starts making eyes on they newborn baby. 28-year-oldester daniels tries to grab the baby and then goes after the older son who is about six years old. the whole family is fighting with her, hold ong to the child. here comes an atlanta police officer. within seconds more police

arrive and confront the would-be kidnapper. >> officers were in the area and able to reconcile the situation. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., the expert advice parents need to hear to keep your kids safe. with your "gma first look," steve osunsami. as the bay area celebrates lgbtq pride we've been digging through archives and found an amazing series of stories that gives you a glimpse into gay life in san francisco 43 years ago. that includes the role that gay people played in san francisco's fashion scene. ten years ago the cultural and social center of of of of they spent their money not just the bars unparalleled in san francisco, but the finer things icuous consumption of certain commodities that set the trend for any special lifestyle. the germination of the gay clothing business ruz right

here. the town squigh fashion world and started 16 years ago by a gay couple who still keep it at the top of the fashion heap. what's the reason for gays' interest in this? >> part of the reason that gay people are involved in fashions is they've got extra money to spend in that direction. >> we are streaming this series unedited. you can watch our presentation of look back, 1976 bay gays on all bs 7 platforms including amazon fire. >> i have to tell you, it is wild to watch this. the time period is very important because it is right before the aids crisis would hit. it's also before harvey milk was elected as supervisor for the city of san francisco. you see him in this special and he is just the camera store operator and the guy who was known as the mayor of the castro. i really hope you take a look.

it's obviously of the era, so they use language -- >> there was language that made you use your eyebrowsed. >> so many times. i'm like what? what did you call me? please take a look still ahead on abc 7 mornings, target bringing back a deal for certain people, who can now get 15% off. more ads on instagram. a live look outside at 5:22

warmer weather is on the way this weekend. check out the air quality. it's going to remain good for all of us. never really going to get too hot with highs reaching the middle, possibly upper 80s inland by the time we get to sunday. officials say more pier 1 1

closings could follow if they're unable to achieve performance goals and sales tarpgts. the company has more than 965 stores in the u.s. and canada. we don't know if any bay area stores will be among those closures. now to target which announced plans to offer teachers a week-long 15% discount on select items to help them get ready for the next school year. "usa today" reports the event is brought back for a second straight year because of a phenomenal response last year. this year teachers will also be able to save on disinfecting wipes, food storage bags and other accessories. the week-long sale begins july 13th. you may soon notice changes on instagram. instagram will start placing ads within the explorer page. the ads won't appear in the explorer grid itself, but it will once you tap on a post.

80% of people follow a business on the gram. i believe that. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including testing. why you'll hear loud sirens in one community. >> a memorial service for the sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty. what the police chief is asking people to do coming up next. also new video of a police standoff in san jose overnight. what we know about the situation involving children. first, a live look outside at 5:26 this morning. it's a little spooky. >> halloween comes early. >> we'll be right back.

now at 5:30, a final farewell to a young police officers from the bay area. the funeral planned for officer tara o'sullivan today. want the highlights for the first democratic debate and what to expect for the snekd that story coming up. a bay area tests this new technology to warn about wildfires and emergencies. why officials say this is worth the half million dollar price tag. also -- >> thank you, mommy! >> oh, boy. >> a sweet surprise for a little girl. the work she had to put in before her parents agreed to get her a puppy.

>> sweet. >> love the innocent squeal. >> so here's the thing. that's the reaction you always want when you give them a gift, but you never get it. when it happens like that -- >> good morning. thursday, june 27th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> maybe everybody is hoping for cool weather once again. i sure hope so. it was very comfortable to be outside yesterday. a look at the cloud deck. broken deck of clouds as you can see from the golden gate bridge camera. pretty sunny start there. here is the way it unfolds in my 12-hour planner. mid to upper 50s at 7:00, near 60 this afternoon at the coast, while we'll hit 70 under a partly cloudy sky at noon. 71 to 73, five to ten degrees cooler than average for this time of summer. back into the 50s and 60s at 7:00. warmer weather on the way. i'll have that next.

here is alexis. >> we have official word that the bay bridge metering lights are on as of 5:20. everything filling in as it always does. car pool lanes are open. definitely have the normal delays. quick check of drive times, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 41 minutes in the yellow. some type of debris or hazard southbound 680 around sunol boulevard. so far that's not slowing you down. northbound 85, highway 101 to cupertino in the green, 15 minutes. alexis, thank you. new overnight, a police standoff is over in east san jose outside an apartment complex. this started around 2:30 near story road. police called in a bearcat armored truck. children could be seen in the back of a black car that police surrounded. it's still unclear what exactly the police were doing or what led to the standoff. we have calls into the san jose police department to find out more information.

happening today, a final farewell to this young police officer from the bay area. police say a gunman killed officer tara o'sullivan last week in sacramento. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in pleasant hill. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. friends who web her from high school have paid tribute to her. look behind me at the flowers and the american flags that have been left here at the flagpole in front of college park high school in pleasant hill. this is where tara o'sullivan went to high school. the principal said she was well liked. o'sullivan's memorial is scheduled for this morning in rose hill. the police chief has a request for people in the area today. >> as police chief, i ask our community to show tara and her family how much we love them back, how much we love honor the sacrifice that both tara made and her family has made.

>> reporter: o'sullivan's family is speaking out for the first time since her death saying she loved the sacramento police department. her father has nothing but praise for the department about how it treated and trained his daughter. they're expecting such a large turnout for her memorial service today. they'll have an overflow room with a video feed at another location. live in pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> that memorial service for officer o'sullivan starts at 10:00 this morning. we will be streaming it live on our website, abc7news.com, also on the abc 7 news app. health care, immigration, climate change, just some of the topics hotly debated in the stagnight.cratic debate. i challeng anyone to be able to rattle off all the names at

once, lana. >> reporter: i could do it. actually if you ask ten different people, they will tell you ten different people won the debate last night. one thing i will tell you is that hawaii senator tulsi gabbert was the most googled candidate by the end. >> reporter: health care emerged as a dividing line in the first democratic debate on nbc. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in fave gore of a government run plan. >> reporter: elizabeth warren aligning with bernie sanders in medicare for all. >> a lot of politicians say, oh, it's not possible. what they're telling you is they just won't fight for it. >> reporter: former congressman john delaney taking a swing at democrats that eliminate private insurance. >> we should be the party that keeps what's working and fixes what's broken. >> reporter: governor inslee tried to distinguish his record. >> i'm the only candidate passed

a law -- >> reporter: only to have it singhed by senator amy klobuchar. the texas contingent sparring over immigration. >> if you're seeking asylum -- >> -- >> i want to make sure you're treated with respect. you're looking at just one small part of it. >> reporter: senator tulsi gabbert and tim ryan fighting over afghanistan. >> you have to stay engaged in these situations. >> is that what you will tell the parents of those two soldiers who were just killed in afghanistan, we just have to be engaged? as a soldier, i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. >> reporter: all and dats asked what is the greatest geopolitical threat. a wide variety of answers. >> china. >> russia. >> climate change. >> reporter: this got the most applause. >> donald trump. >> reporter: one name that wasn't mentioned, democratic front-runner joe biden. he'll take to the stage along with nine other democrats later

tonight. from miami, lana zach, abc news. >> we'll do this all over again tonight when ten more democrats take the stage in miami. they're going to include senators bernie sanders and kamala harris, also former vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg and east bay congressman eric swalwell. president trump watched the debate aboard air force one on his way to japan. he arrived there about three hours ago. mr. trump tweeted out the debate was boring. he is in japan for the g20 summit. he plans to meet with chinese president x jinping and russia's vladimir putin. today the justice haves to decide if a citizenship question will appear on the 2020 census. the trump administration claims it's needed to enforce voting rules. opponents claim it's urged at discouraging hispanics and other immigrants from participating.

abc news is committed to building a better bay area. today mill valley will test new emergency alert sirens. these sirens in the scott valley neighborhood alert residents about wildfire dangers and other emergencies. >> we can transmit messages advising hem of vegetation fire and either evacuation warning or evacuation order. >> more cloud speakers installed at city hall and the mill valley golf course. mill valley is the first bay area city to get these new sirens and they cost $500,000. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. coming up, how to see the aladdin movie for free. also as san francisco gets ready for its pride celebration, another big city just

stride ra. the details just >>a ve look at san jose, we have gray skies covering our sunrise. cool temperatures, mike. let's stay in the south bay. i'll show you neighborhood temperatures. 52 for the cool spots in sunnyvale and los altos. pretty much mid to upper 50s everywhere until you get to the north bay. upper 40s to low 50s. definitely need that blanket if you kept the windows open last night. boy did i sleep well. hopefully you did, too. here is a look from south beach. driving the day good with the mild pattern. cool this morning, but comfortable this afternoon. we have a small craft advisory north of the bay bridge and into the delta. >> eastbound valleys, 67 at 11:00, in the mid 70s this afternoon under a partly cloudy sky. 67 by the evening hours. peninsula will make a run from

58 to 7:00 to low 70s from noon to 5:00, down to 66 degrees. notice we can't shake completely the cloud cover here either. for the sbai, 57 at 7:00, 66 at 11:00. and low to mid 70s this afternoon and also need a jacket or blanket if you're going to be doing or sitting and watching others do outdoor activities at 7:00 this evening in the south bay. have a little warmer weather. it did take the 90s out of the forecast. i think you'll enjoy the weekend. hopefully we'll enjoy the commute. pretty quiet most of the week, wouldn't you say? >> yes. the summer thyme volumes. two issues to get there. one of those is a report of someone driving wreck ltsly before flipping over several times and landing in a ditch, westbound state route 37 before lake view highway. one vehicle involved in this crash. not sure about injuries yet. another one on the peninsula. this is in the redwood city area, northbound 101 near

peninsula avenue. another person reportedly driving very fast and losing control and hitting a pole. it sounds like they may be switching this location to the southbound side of the roadway. still sorting this out. i'll have an update shortly. so far a quiet morning in the south bay, 101 and 880, inbound traffic starting to increase, no incidents to report

a couple issues in the high country with those windy conditions until 11:00 this evening. southwest wind up to 40 miles per hour. look at the wave heights, up to four feet in tahoe. if you go across the border, that's when it becomes more dangerous with the red flag warning through 11:00. high fire danger for those folks. 64 in tahoe, 71 in yosemite. coolness through the central valley, 80 to 87. still hot in palm springs. more sunshine around san diego and l.a., 70 to 75. if you're heading to the high country this weekend, still breezy and cooler than average, 65 tomorrow. low to mid 70s with more sunshine saturday and sunday. natasha? >> new this morning, fire crews fought this large brush fire near martinez. contra costa county firefighters worked with cal fire to put out the flames near mchuhn road. firefighters had it under

control within an hour. the fire urpd up to five acres and no one was hurt. boston city officials approved an application for a so-called straight pride parade. 31st. the parade organizer says former breitbart operator will serve as the grand marshal. the parade will start at copley square. it will be followed by speeches and some other celebrities. organizers of san francisco's pride celebration say google will be allowed to participate in this weekend's parade. 100 google employees submitted a petition demanding the sponsorship be stripped. they say the country's refusal to remove homophobic and racist content from youtube is detrimental to the lgbtq community. now to a little girl's sweet reaction to a puppy surprise in the central valley. the video starts with her

parents asking her if she wants to see a magic trick. watch what happens next. >> ab bracadabraabracadabra. >> abracadabra. >> what do you want to be here. >> a puppy. >> one, two, three. >> [ squealing ] thank you mommy! >> look at his tail. >> look at the little tail. >> they're going to be best friends. >> she named him bingo. her parents promised her this dog and made a deal with her, if she regularly took her prescribed medicine, she would get a reward. after many, many months of waiting, she finally hit jackpot when bingo magically appeared. >> nothing more you like as a parent than to see that. >> i just love that she knows what it is. >> thank you mommy! >> that tail, it gets me every

time. >> he's as excited as she is. >> i don't know what i want more, to adopt that little girl or that puppy. they're both so cute. >> package deal. >> i like it. >> that is great. hopefully she'll be able to take him on a walk today. that would be a lot of fun. temperatures pretty comfortable outside. get in that habit now. here is a look at mt. tam. you can see we have some clouds out there. it's going to be a partly cloudy day with cool breezes coming off the ocean. mainly cloudy. drizzle near the coast. we have a warming trend but no real excessive heat coming in my accuweather seven-day forecast. first let's talk about the cloud cover today. you can see it quickly retreating back to the coast. it redevelops again this afternoon. that's why we'll call it partly cloudy to even mostly cloudy at the coast where our coolest temperatures will sit. as far as the south bay, low to mid 70s for most of us. upper 70s in morgan hill and gilroy. we'll start in the 70s for most of the peninsula. low 70s, drop down to the upper 60s, millbrae and your immediate

neighbors. 59 to 62 along the peninsula coast. 63 to 65 degrees downtown south san francisco and sausalito. 72 to 75 through the north bay valleys. along the east bayshore, 68 in oakland. 70 to 72 degrees. we're saving money once again in the eastbound valleys, mid 70s to near 80 in brentwood. low to upper 50s, a lot like this morning elsewhere. so temperatures rebound about two to four degrees tomorrow. we'll hit the mid 70s around the bay, mid 80s inland and low to mid 60s at the coast. a comfortable, typical weekend coming our way. alexis? >> all right. we've got quite a few issues on the board now. in fact, i want to take you to a new major problem in the north bay. a sig alert issued for a new crash on state route 29. this is oakville grade road. it's sounding pretty serious. a crash, major injuries involved. vehicle is possibly on fire and we have power lines down as well. that means a hard closure both

directions northbound and southbound state route 29, not going to be able to get throughp through yontville. a rollover westbound 37 before lakeville. a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed before flipping over several times and landing in a ditch. don't think we have lanes blocked there. they're still working on getting a tow truck to the scene. they're now saying it's on the southbound side near 101 and peninsula avenue, another situation where someone was driving recklessly and this person took out a power pole. we've got the right lane blocked there. keeping an eye on all of these issues. thanks, alexis. in the south bay nearly 700 men, women and children putting on heels for a good cause. the annual walk a mile in her shoes event sponsored by the ywca silicon valley held at santana row.

it raises awareness for victims of domestic violence human traf. so far 47 teams have signed up and raised more than $171,000 all going to the ywca at 6:00 p.m. if you want to watch aladdin, here is your chance to win free tickets. >> subway's promo codes are for children's tickets up to $11. they expire on wednesday july 3rd. mark zuckerberg on the defense about facebook's decision not to remove fake videos from the site. why he says this is a fight over the constitution. first, it's not just about the deals on prime day. what amazon is doing for the first time this year that has to do with taylor swift. we'll leave you with a live look outside, the sun coming up at 5:49 in the morning. we'll be right back. do you know when two phones

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here is a look at the giants game tonight. diamondbacks in town. 6:45 first pitch. breezy 57 under a partly cloudy sky. if you're going to the alameda fair, this is the last day. temperatures back in the 80s. in the 60s and 70s for the most part. down into the 50s once the sunsets in pleasanton. you can see the 80s coming back to the east bay valleys, the north bay valleys. 60s and 70s elsewhere. we're pretty steady for saturday and also into sunday. notice there's no 90s in the forecast. no warmth reaches the coast either. hope you have a good day. let's get over to alexis and talk about the commute. h where we have a sig k to alert. a serious crash in the yountville area.

state route 29 is blocked at oakville grade. we have power lines down. i believe the vehicle was possibly on fire at one point as well. just got an update from chp. they're saying they're going to try to set up one-way traffic controls so just the southbound side of the roadway will be blocked and they'll alternate letting both directions by. for mao, major delays into yountville. you can take silver rad dough but it's already starting to fill in. metering lights are on, typical time 5:21. being a morning person could provide a health benefit. women who are naturally early risers for breast cancer than those who are night owls. modifying your sleep habits won't help because the risk is associated with a genetic trait. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is talking about this on "good morning america." >> we hear a study like this or a headline, we only hear one

outcome. as a doctor, as a person, we have to think holistically, not just by body part. while it might be protective against breast cancer to be a morning person, maybe we'll find it's bad against another outcome. >> you can watch the full report on sleep and breast cancer with dr. ashton coming up on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. another store is competing with amazon's prime day sales. walmart will have thousands of sales the day before prime day, july 14. yesterday we told you target is offering its own deal days the weekend of july 15th. ebay says it has deals the entire month of july. this year's amazon prime day sales event is going to be bigger than ever. amazon will hold its first prime day concert, it features t. swift. that's taylor swift. she'll be available on prime video for you to enjoy. starting today amazon is offering prime members four months of amazon music unlimited

for 99 cents if they have not already signed up. a subscription normally costs about eight bucks a month. two bay area bar tenders are recognized as the top mixologists in the country. >> kevin deitrich of pacific cocktail haven and mary pal lock of paper plain were nominated for the american bar tender of the year award. only deitrich was selected as a finalist in the category. he will head to the tales spirited awards in new orleans in july hoping to bring home the title. very nice. >> good luck. >> can he make a shirley temp. that's what i want to know. >> extra cherrys. >> not too sweet? feast your eyes on this, something you can't drink or eat. the big idaho potato is in the bay area. >> this giant spud pulleder bur rosa yesterday. it's not a potato at all. it's fiberglass and weighs four

tons. you can find it in front of the west county museum in sebastopol. it's confusing. it las a banner saying it's real. it's not, it's fake. >> they tell us people go up to it and lick it. what is going on in people's minds in 2019? new at 6:00, a health alert about the hpv vaccine. the new group officials are now recommending get it. in morgan hill community members are mourning the victims from tuesday's shooting. tonight there's a vigil planned. we have the details. a major win for the owners of yountville's famed restaurant. this might look like a carrot, but do not be fooled. the new product from in this morning's gma

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ey an attempted kidnapping caught on camera. a woman tries to snatch a baby from a busy airport and is confronted by the child's family. mark zuckerberg defending facebook's decision not to remove fake videos. democrats debate. ten candidates take on center stage and take on the president. this morning google is revealing who sparked the most interest online. interesting result. plus a scooter ban. another bay area city pushing to keep them off their streets. good morning. welcome to thursday, june 27th. >> accuweather forecast. i'm already looking ahead. >> you can start looking ahead sunday night to the next weekend. >> that's why we have the seven-day forecast. the weekend is always there. i always live seven days in the future. here is a look at what's going on with our winds. good morning. still a nice stout onshore breeze. you can see some of