all caught by the watchful 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 the cloud

cover as we can barely see the sun through the top of the cloud deck from our east bay hills cameras. temperatures when you step outside, mid 50s. we'll stay 68 to 70 degrees, very comfortable for our bay and inland neighborhoods. 71 to 73 at 4:00, back into the 60s by 7:00. this will be our last significantly cooler-than-average day. cooling friend coming up. yountville a little improvement state route 29 at oakville grade road. we had a full closure. we've got power lines down. sounds like pg&e is going to take about 45 minutes before they can get a crew out there. we also need caltrans to the scene. they say it will be about an hour. looking at a long-term situation. however, they did set up that one-way traffic control. they are alternating now, letting traffic by northbound and southbound. they eve got the northbound side of the roadway back open. they're letting you through

slowly. definitely delays. at least you can get through the stretch. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin. 55-minute drive. southbound 101 to san francisco, northbound 17 highway 1 to los gatos, 20 minutes. you can see water in burlingame spouting up four or five stories high. a firefighter told abc 7 news they're still looking into the official cause, but it is possible a fire hydrant there was sheared off. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for the two managers killed at a ford dealership in morgan hill. >> the victims have been identified as 59-year-old brian light and 38-year-old xavier souto. police say both were tuesday afternoon. >> abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan live at the dealership

today. >> reporter: people are still mourning the deaths of the two men killed here at the ford shop in morgan hill. you can see people left flowers as well as candles. we're told the dealership will open today and tonight there will be a vigil for the victims. both victims lived in share, described as hard working fathers with a love for cars. the first victim is 38-year-old xavier souto. he worked his way up to become a parts manager. he was a member of the portuguese band of san jose, the oldest portuguese marching band in california. he leaves behind two sons. the other victim is 59-year-old brian light, hired as a parts director last year. the single father is described as a smart businessman, known for turning around struggling dealerships. according to police, light tried to fight off the gunman which likely saved the lives of many others. >> the actions of mr. light allowed the customers and employees of that business time

to get out. that we clearly see on the video surveillance. >> reporter: a gofundme campaign has been set up for the victims' families. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. the vigil tonight is schedule for 8:00 p.m. live ansar hassan, abc abc abc c investigators in castro valley say a man and woman found shot had been dead for several days. deputies were called to that home on forest avenue yesterday morning. a family member requested a welfare check. the alameda county sheriff's office tell us 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 more about what happened. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of harming yourself 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. new developments, the owner of yountville restaurant the french laundry is found not guilty of pregnancy drim. vanessa scott allen sued the restaurant group for $5 million. she claims she was denoid a job transfer and eventually fired because she was pregnant. the french laundry said in a statement it is pleased with a decision. scott allen's attorney says they plan to appeal. now to the democratic presidential 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 business 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 solves that problem. >> senator else says she agrees with senator bernie sanders when it comes to medicare for all. this was much tweeted about. jlian castro, former congressman beto o'rourke and senator cory booker showing off their spanish-speaking skills. >> [ speaking spanish ] on day one i'll make sure we end the ice policies and customs and border policies violating human rights. >> booker addressed the spanish-speaking community directly at the start of his answer to a question about immigration. a recent pew research center study says the hispanic population will be the largest minority voting group in 2020. this might surprise you. according to google, the top searched candidate last night were hawaii representative tulsi gabbard and cory booker. followed by beto or rourke,

elizabeth warren and bill de blasio. it's based on search traffic in the u.s. over that two-hour debate. mountain view city officials voted to temporarily ban electric scooteders. "the mercury news" reports city leaders are concerned about safety issues other cities have experienc experienced. they say the ban gives officials time to figure out how to regulate the scooters. we all know sitting at work is bad for our health. doctors are revealing sitting somewhere else can be even worse. facebook's decision not to remove fake videos, now ceo mark zuckerberg is revealing new details about what's behind that controversial policy. here is a live look from mt. tamalpais. you can see the sea breeze is in full effect. four to nine degrees

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to die is our last cool day. north of the bay bridge through the delta, a bay breeze, west winds up to 30, 35 miles per hour. north bay, we jump from 54 at 7:00 to low 70s at 7:00 under a partly cloudy sky. east bay we're 59 at 7:00, partly cloudy and upper 60s this afternoon to mid 60s this evening. san francisco upper 50s to low stikts, partly cloudy all day. rjts back to our biggest issue in the north bay, the sig alert. state route 29. we've got one way traffic control inest next for a serious crash. this is oakville grade road. 30-minute delays, especially the northbound side, silverado trail is an option. sounds like it will take pg&e until about 7:00 to get out there. they have power lines down in that collision. westbound 37 before lakeville highway, we had a rollover crash. vehicle speeding and flipped over several times before

landing in a ditch. southbound 101 near peninsula avenue, solo vehicle crash hit a pole. i'm seeing the backup on the northbound side. new developments involving facebook. ceo mark zuckerberg is defending the company's decision to not remove an altered video of house speaker nancy pelosi. you may remember this edited video of pelosi went viral, edited with deep fake tech nlg and makes her appear as if she's slurring her words. yesterday she said, quote, deep fake videos are different than the fake videos. the company wants to include free speech and that includes

take a look at this attempted kidnapping caught on camera. this woman tried to grab two children at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport last saturday. she was fought off, thank goodness, by parents and police. authorities say the woman who attacked them is 26-year-old esther daniels. she tried to grab the baby in the stroller, then goes after their oldest son who is about 6 years old. the whole family is holding on to the child before an atlanta police officer races over to

help. >> the traffic control officer was able to respond quickly. our officers were in the area and able to reconcile the situation. >> wow. daniels has been charged with kidnapping and obstructing an officer. first treated at a downtown atlanta hospital and is still in police custody. this cdc may soon issue a new recommendation that teenage boys and young men through the age of 26 should be getting the hpv vaccine. the cdc recommend it for young men through the age of 21. an advisory committee voted yesterday to expand the number of young men who should be taking the vaccine. the cdc director needs to approve the change. what are you doing right now if you're watching us. if you're on a treadmill, thumbs up. you may want to get up when you're bring watching episodes. sitting in front of a tv is much worse for heart health than sitting at work. researchers at columbia

university focus on the health risk of a sedentary lifestyle. they found people had a 50% risk of heart issues and death compared to those watching less rey spl getting in some exercise, people. >> is it because when we sit at work, we're sitting like this. and when we sit at home, we're sitting like this. >> that doesn't make sense to me. a lot of people sit at their desk for eight or more hours a day. i don't know. >> what does it mean? >> what does it mean? >> a study looks at the housing crisis, not just here in california but across the u.s. >> this is interesting. average wage earners cannot afford to buy median-priced homes in nearly three-quarters of u.s. housing markets. they looked at home prices an wages in 480 counties and nearly two-thirds of housing markets require more than 30% of that wage to buy a home. of course, here at home,

marin and santa cruz counties are among the least affordable counties anywhere in marin county requires nearly 117% of the average weekly wage and in santa cruz county it is 112%. >> so everything is bad. >> not great. move over impossible burger. fast food giant arby's is mocking the fake meat trend with vegetables made out of meat. they're calling this megtables.. this video shows how to make a carrot out of turkey. they call it a marrot. this appears to be a stunt we talk about on the news. the turkey carrot is staying in the test kitchen at arby's headquarters, at least for now. why are they so mad about the meat alternatives. >> they're going all in about it. whenever you say arby's, all i can hear is da, da, da, da, we

have the meat. deep in my brain. >> we get it. you really like meat. >> they really don't want your business if you're vegan. >> no, they don't want you to come into thir place. >> they found their meat niche.. >> they'll look back and say -- this archival footage when we made fun of this. >> yeah. i won't be here to see it sadly. >> we don't know that. we don't know what magic is going to happen. >> max headroom. exploratorium camera, look at the sunshine. partly cloudy, cooler than average. highs rebounding beginning tomorrow. air a yeah of low pressure keeping the onshore flow and the cooler-than-average weather with us. we start with low 70s in in in n milpitas. upper 60s to low 70s on the peninsula today. 59 to 62 is your spread along

the peninsula coast. 63 in downtown san francisco today. we'll have temperatures from 72 at san rafael. petaluma to 75. 68 in oak lapd. everybody else around 70 to 72 degrees. saving mey valleys, mid 70s to about 80 degrees. tonight, loo at t c maybe near the coast. upper 40s in ukiah, cloverdale,a santa rosa. back to average saturday and sunday with low 60s at the coast, mid 70s around the bay, mid 80s inland. the warmest it gets, upper 80s monday and tuesday. alexis. good morning, mike. same issue. not too much has changed in yountville. one-way traffic in control at state route 29 atatatatat grade. they've opened up one side of the roadway and get the one-way

traffiatatgesdo trail, but that's getting busy, too. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's ahead this morning. hi, ginger. >> great to be with both of you this morning. here we are on thursday morning, we're going straight to who pulled ahead of the pack at the democratic debates. our team will tell you what to watch for we see tonight, former vice president joe biden and bernie sanders go head-to-head. a deadly shark attack in the bahamas. 21-year-old american college student was killed while snorkeling with her family. and one wedding, 34 bridesmaids. i don't understand it but you're going to soon. the incredible photo going viral. what the bride at the center of

it all is saying, why she wanted more women at her paired-down version. the best swimsuits to look and feel your b you guys, i'm living for your duet and also en rap toured by the prize special you did from 1976. all i'm doing is watching both of you on social media. >> ginger zee -- >> our fave. >> i don't know if you're ready for this, ginger, yo i'm going to see you tomorrow. i'm coming to gma. >> i can't wait. >> going to sing, e hope adam lambert will be singing. >> i can't wait. reunited feels so good. >> ginger, all our love from 3,000 miles away. this one is coming your way. we'll see you soon. heads up for teachers. a big sale just in time for back to school. also, building a better bay area includes keeping you safe from wildfires. the test happening t

pride is this weekend, like you didn't know that. here is a look at what's going on temperaturewise in san francisco. low to mid 50s with cloud cover.

end up partly cloudy and mid 60s in the afternoon. sounds good. thanks, mike. target announced plans to offer teachers a week long 15% discountry on select items that help them get ready for the next school year. the event is being brought back for a second straight year because of a big response last summer. this year, in addition to school supplies and essentials, teachers will also save on disinfecting wipes, food storage bags and other accessories. it starts july 13th. you may notice changes on instagram, more ads. instagram will soon place ads in the explorers page. the ads won't appear in the explorer grid itself but will appear once you tap on an explorer post. instagram says at least 80% of any o

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debate and what to expect for tonight. >> reporter: there will be a memorial service for the sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty today. up next, you'll hear from her father. a bay area community testing this new technology to warn about wildfires and emergencies. why officials say it's worth the half million dollar price tag. thank you mommy! >> it is our favorite story of the day. a sweet surprise for a little girl. we'll tell you about the work she had to put in before her parents agreed to get her that cute puppy. good morning on this thursday, june 27th. >> doesn't that just make your heart smile? you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> makes it even better when you know you earned it. absolutely. can't wait to see that again. let's take a look and show you what's going on outside. maybe you can't wait to see a forecast like yesterday. broken deck of clouds. you can see the sunshine already beaming through from our

exploratorium camera at pier 15 looking southeast towards oakland. for my accuweather 12-hour planner, mid 50s at 7:00, near 70 around the bay. partly cloudy conditions at noon. low to mid 70s. that's definitely below average for summer at 4:00. back in the 60s already at 7:00. here is alexis. good morning, mike. i'm actually really surprised. i'll take you back to the yountville area. chp gave us the update that all lanes are open at state route at oakville grade road. we have a crash with major injuries about an hour ago. a vehicle fire and power lines down. it sounded like it would be 7:00 before pg&e could get to the scene. don't know how they got this fully cleared. all lanes are back open. excellent news, sig al left canceled. still major residual delays through the area. obviously that should improve since we have the road bay back open. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:21.

we have our typical delays back into the maze. thanks, alexis. boy, it's hard to stand out when there's ten of you on stage. health care, immigration, climate change. some of the topics hotly debated in the first democratic debate. it's all happening again tonight as ten more take the stage. lana zach is in miami to tell us what you missed if you didn't see it last night. hi, lana. >> reporter: hey there, reggie. really hard to distinguish yourself. you heard two of the candidates who actually spoke the least, new york mayor bill deblasio and former representative john delaney trying to get a word in edgewise. it will be interesting to see how the candidates tonight take lessons from what they saw last night. >> 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 protecting a woman's right of reproductive health and health insurance. >> reporter: only to have it zinged by senator amy klobuchar. >> reporter: the texas con tin skbrent 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 candidates asked what is the greatest g geopolitical threat. a wide va ride of answers. >> china. >> russia. >> climate change. >> reporter: this got the most applause. >> donald trump. >> reporter: i've been peppering you with these fun facts all morning. here is another one for you. the candidate who actually mentioned president trump the most, was minnesota senator klobuchar. one name that wasn't mentioned at all, joe biden. he's the democratic front-runner. we'll hear from him tonight. live in miami, lana zach, abc 7 news. >> they don't want to give him anymore air time than he's already getting. lana, thank you. we'll do this all over again tonight when ten more democrats take the stage in miami. they include joe biden, also senators bernie sanders and kamala harris, mayor pete

buttigieg and eric swalwell. we know president trump watched the debate on board air force one on his way to japan. he tweeted out that the debate was boring. he is in japan for the g20 summit. the president plans to meet with xi jinping and voout. new overnight, a police standoff is over in east san jose outside an apartment complex. it started around 2:30 this morning at the poco way apartments. children could be seen in the back of a black car that police surrounded. it's still unclear what exactly police were doing or what led to the standoff. we do have calls into the san jose police to find out more information. happening today, a final farewell to a 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 where officer o'sullivan went to school. good morning, amy.

>> reporter: good rng. she's being remembered here as well. look behind me at the tribute that friends and people who knew her at this high school have left. we have flowers here, american flags. this is in front of college park high school in pleasant hill. tara o'sullivan was shot and killed last wednesday while she and other officers responded to a domestic dispute. police say adel sambrano ramos ambushed the officers. her parents are speaking out for the first time since her death. her father said this is the job she always wanted and there's only one person to blame for what happened last week, the suspect. >> 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. >> reporter: there will be a memorial service for o'sullivan

today in roseville. the sacramento police chief is askng the community to come out and show support. he's asking people to line the freeways for the funeral procession at 1:00 today to show appreciation for her sacrifice and to show support for her family. live in pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> certainly thinking of her family. thank you, amy. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that includes keeping our community safe. today mill valley will test these new emergency alert sirens. these loud speakers alert residents about wildfire danger and other emergencies. we can transmit an audio message advising them of vegetation fire in the area and to either evacuate via evacuation warning or evacuation order. >> more loud speakers installed at city hall and the mill valley golf course. mill valley is the first bay area city to get these new sirens. they cost $500,000.

share your ideas by joining our better bay area group on facebook. as san francisco gets ready for its pride celebration, another big city just approved a straight pride parade. the details that were just released. fire season is here. the overnight fire that sent crews scrambling. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather foreast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. starting with neighborhood temperatures. most of us mid to upper 50s. look menlo park, 49, palo olto 48. we've got 49 in los gatos and also in santa rosa, 51 in fairfield. the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. kind of cool this morning. we have a few delays at sfo even though we're seeing a lot of sunshine. you can see the cloud deck developing behind it. a mild pattern if you're driving today. mass transit cool this morning, pretty comfortable this afternoon. we have breezy conditions north of the bay bridge through the delta. small craft advisory from noon to 9:00 this afternoon.

east bay valleys mid to upper 80s this time of year, but how about low to mid 70s with clouds and sunshine this afternoon. even mid 60s at 7:00. were in the 50s and 60s through 11:00, low 70s this afternoon under a partly cloudy sky. grab a coat this evening, 66 at 7:00, 50s by the time the sun sets at 8:30. for the south bay, 60s at 11:00. pretty cool for this time of the year. nice and refreshing, especially if you live in some of the hotter spots. we'll talk about the seven-day forecast. but first let's bring younery surprised sig t ahe 29 road. we had fclosure, serious cras lin es waitin pg&arve

that was spoededly going to take until 7:00, but they said the roadway is back open. excellent news, southbound side, the backup has cleared. several miles of backup into the youbt ville stretch. san mateo bridge, just past the high-rise, a disabled vehicle sitting in the left lane. that's starting to cause a delay. a quick check of our drive times, overall looking great here, southbound 101 santa rosa to petaluma. looking good through downtown san jose. do you know when two phones are better than one. i'm michael finney. this is a "7 on your side" quick tip. summertime is when most of us go on vacation. we all bring our cell phone. i say one cell phone isn't enough if you're going aefr seas. you want two cell phones, not for communication, but in case you're ripped off. if you're mugged, you want to have two wallets and two cell phones. they're not expecting that.

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high fire danger, red flag warning until the same time. let's take a look at the numbers up there, 63 in tahoe, 71 in yosemite. 8 is in sacramento. getting the break there as the sea breeze reaches you. 102 in palm springs. so cal, 70 in san diego, 76 in l.a. more sunshine than they've had for about a week. 64 still breezy. we'll get back to the low to mid 70s, closer to average this weekend. new this morning, fire crews fought a large brush fire near martinez. contra costa county firefighters worked with cal fire to put out flames near mckeown road. firefighters had it contained with. fe burd up g hurt.

sorry about that. having a little technical problem. now we're ready to go. boston city officials have approved an application for the so-called straight pride parade. it's scheduled to be held august 31st. the parade organizer says former breitbart editor will serve as the grand marshal. this has been very controversial. the parade will start at copley square and finish at city hall. the organizer says the parad will be filled with speeches and other unnamed celebrities. google will be allowed to participate in this weekend's parade. 100 google employees submitted a petition demanding its sponsorship and presence be stripped. they say the company's refusal to remove homophobic m y detrimq

working to develop appropriate policies. being a morning person could provide a health benefit for women. women who are naturally early risers have a lower risk for breast cancer. the risk is associated with that innate genetic trait. that genetic trait is what makes us either a morning person or night person. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is talking about this on "good morning america." >> we hear a study like this or headline, we only hear one outcome. as a doctor, as a person, we have to think holistically, not just by body pafrts. so 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. happening today, to determi

balance of political power. the justices have to decide if a citizenship question will appear opponents say this is aimed at discouraging hispanics and other immigrants from taking part in the census. the court also has to decide if lawmakers can be stopped from redrawing congressional districts to favor of a political party. in the east bay, the b.a.r.t. board of directors will once again consider whether they should authorize funding for an unarmed amg bass door's program. board of directors president bevin d ufrmgtsfty requested the board dr $500,000 in 2020 funding after the plan failed earlier this month. that program would train people who may have dealt with homelessness or addiction to monitor trains and stations in addition to armed b.a.r.t. police. critics say the money will be better spent hiring more real officers. it is 6:47. pn mgan an light and ill be

38-year-old xavier souto. police revealed more on what led up to tuesday's shooting. they say the gunman, steven leet was fired from his job just after 4:00 p.m. he left the building, sat in his car for about 20 minutes. then he went back to work, lingered around his old station. at that point he was escorted to a back office to speak with his former supervisors. a short time later he opened fire. abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan live at the dealership which will reopen today . >> reporter: people here are still mourning the shooting victims at the ford shop in morgan hill. people dropped off candles and flowers. the dealership is expected to open today. tonight there will be a vigil for the victims. both victims are described as hard working fathers with love for cars and life. the first victim way up to becoa

parts manager and leaves behind two sons. the other victim is 59-year-old brian light. he was hired as a parts director last year. police say light tried to fight off the gunman which likely saved the lives of others. his neighbors remember him as a popular and successful businessman. >> he took a couple differnt dealerships and turned them around to where they were top performers in the entire state. he clearly was very good at his job. he'll be missed by a lot of people. he had a lot of friends outside this neighborhood. >> reporter: the vigil is scheduled for tonight here at 8:00 p.m. at the ford shop in morgan hill. answer hasan, abc 7 news. now to your morning money report, pier 1 reports it's planning to close 57 stores this year. >> that's up from 34 announced in april. the ceo says toue city college

francisco's board is set to vote on a deal to secure its free tuition program for the next ten years. a two-year pilot program is set to expire in july. the program aims to increase enrollment at the college. chevy's high-tech truck could be the first pickup with a six-figure price tag. the company is rolling out a new version of its heavy-duty silverado. that something a monster. complete with a multicamera system with 14 views. the truck is expected to be the first pickup in the u.s. to cost $100,000. >> when you said chevy, i thought of the restaurant. >> you can still get a nice enchilada. >> their interpretation anyway. i'm taking a live look at the new york stock exchange right now. trading under way, pretty flat up about 19 points right now. >> this morning we're hearing from the woman who got married

with 34 bridesmaids by her side. all right. 38-year-old carter married her husband gary earlier this month in florida. her six sisters and her 28 girlfriends all celebrated this big day with her. she lived in eight cities over 20 years. she says that's how she made all these close friends. >> for me to have all of these amazing women support me in moye life and i know they mean it. that's why they're here. it's powerful. >> 34 gelled. it was this perfect blend of harmony and sisterhood and love and success. >> kazma who has an incredible ca cake on her wedding day, says she initially asked 50 but not everyone could make it. we have more on the story coming up on gma after abc 7 mornings.

on h to write a book with how to make great friendships. >> you know how many in alexis's party? >> two, the bride and groom. >> whatever she wants to do, that's great. but i'm not paying for it. now on to the video of the morning. this little girl's reaction to a puppy surprise in the central valley. >> the video starts with the parents asking her if she wants to see a magic trick. watch what happens. >> sayabracadabra. >> what do you want to be here? >> a puppy. >> one, two, three. >> [ squealing ]. thank you mommy! >> oh, it's great. she named the dog bingo. that's very cute. her parents promised her a dog and made a deal with her. if she regularly took her prescribed medicine, she'd get the dog. after many months of waiting, she finally hit jackpot when

bingo magically appeared. >> i love the little wagging tail. that's the best part. they already look like they're in love. >> they do. meant to be. >> so cute. i absolutely love that one. >> wouldn't it be terrible if she was like, puppy, and then, here's your cat. >> mike likes cats. >> for sure, she just really wanted that puppy. >> wasn't discriminating against cats or me. let's take a look at what's going on outside. 6:53. san jose, you can see it's partly cloudy this morning as we look northbound on 87 towards mineta san jose. mostly cloudy and a little drizzle possible near the coast and a warming trend. but no real summer heat coming in the accuweather seven-day forecast. a stretch of really agreeable weather. back to the coast where it stays robust for the better part of the afternoon hours. you may see a little sunshine before it starts to get thick during the latter parts of the

afternoon and evening hours. 69 in santa cruz going to the valley. 72 at milpitas. 72 in redwood city. 67 in millbrae. that's your spread on the peninsula. 59 to 62 on the coast side. sauce lease toe, gorgeous day outside in the north bay. low to mid 70s here. a little breezy from oakland northward. everybody else 70 to 72 degrees. into the east bay we've got 73 to 80, pleasant temperatures there. if you're going to the alameda county fair, 60s and 70s. enjoy that because the 70s and 80s come back this weekend. my accuweather seven-day forecast, two to four degrees warmer. 60s at the coast. mid to upper 70s around the bay. pretty close to average. we're looking at residual delays in the north bay from an earlier sig al her. got the roadway open much faster

than originally thought. crawling along for about three miles, seven miles an hour through the yountville stretch. looks like the silverado trail is about as slow as .rthbound 2, at least a two-car crash and one lane blocked. you can see we've got a significant delay starting to weboun580, about aoa in

it is 6:58. here are 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, a grass fire near martinez is under control. firefighters contained the fire that burned up to five acres this morning. nobody got hurt. number two, honoring the life of sacramento officer tara o'sullivan. a memorial service is today in rose ville. she grew up here in the bay area. she was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence dispute. number three, a vigil held tonight for the two managers that were killed at the ford store in morgan hill. this is a live look at the dealership where people have been leaving condolences and flowers. police say steven leet shot the two men shortly after being fired and then turned the gun on himself. number four, tonight is part

two of the democratic debate. ten more candidates including senator kamala harris and east bay congressman eric swalwell will be participating. let's take a look at your forecast for today. number five, cool and breezy. temperatures up to ten degrees below average with highs in the 60s and 70s. number six, biggest issue is a crash on san francisco northbound at 280 at the 101 split. waiting for confirmation from chp, but weave got the two left lanes blocked. that's causing about a 15-minute delay. number seven, check out this giant potato. the four-ton spud is called the big idaho potato. it's on a bay area tour. hey, guy, it's not an actual potato. it's fiberglass. so don't try to eat it, don't lick it, and believe it or not, people do that. it's going to be in front of the west county museum in

this morning. >> can you imagine someone doing it? >> i would think it's real. > why would they think it's real? >> there's a big sign good morning, america. breaking news, a terror attack overseas just moments ago. breaking news as we come on the air. an explosion in tunisia injures at least two officers. we're live with the latest. breaking overnight, the democrats face off for the first time, ten candidates take center stages and take on the president. >> on january 20, 2021 we'll say adios to donald trump. >> battling over the border, health care and the economy. >> this is corruption pure and simple. >> whoa broke o >> and who broke out of the pack? next up biden, bernie and buttigieg. this as the crisis at the border escalates and calls for action growing after that tragic image and now our reporter on the ground.