between tears. the ford store family doing the same. >> i would walk past their offices every day. brian and xavier would say hi and good morning to me all the time. >> reporter: across the country light's family says they feel the support. they shared these pictures of happier times for the hard working father of two. >> i was hoping it wasn't him. i knew if he was around he'd try to stop it. >> craig worked with light for a number of years. he was stunned to see the turnout for many people say they never had met. >> we don't have a huge population. it's just the possibility that i could know who is involved is really scary. >> reporter: more than fear, there's frustration. disbelief that tragedies like this continue to happen. >> there's no reason like this things should be happening when it's largely preventable. >> reporter: the crowd thursday wishingha anyin tt was thca.

♪ >> reporter: doors at the ford store reopened thursday with grief cleveland browounselors o. gofundme pages have already reached $76,000. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> we have that link posted on our website. time right now just about 4:31. want to get a quick check of our weather and traffic situation looking pretty succumbed many out there. definitely will be warmer today. that's for sure. not too out of control. we've got an onshore breeze. that 14-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. this canopy of high clouds that will dim the sunshine from warming us too much. here is a look at what's going on down in the south bay. we're mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s through 7:00. we'll stay at 60 asy pretty much in the mid 70s at

4:00. if you're heading out this evening, dress for temperature around 70 degrees. alexis ltle back ub in the cash lanes on the bay bridge toll plaza on either side. but we'll see. we should get the metering lights flipped on a little later than usual since it is friday and it's summertime, too. we've got both of those things going for us. we should have lighter volumes this morning. still in the green westbound 580 tracy to dublin coming in at 26 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 14 minutes. 15 minutes on 85 highway 101 to cupertino. senator kamala harris seems to have set herself apart from the crowd, praising perper form ans in last night's democratic presidential debate. candidates in part two were more combative especially since the polling front-runner joe biden was in the mix. lana zach has all the highlights. good morning, lana.

natasha. yesterday, rembe how we n the first debate. this time it seemed like the knives were out. >> the division among democratic candidates was on full display during the second debate on nbc. >> we have got to pass a med compare for all single paresis tell. we must make public colleges and university tuition free. >> i think this children of the wealthiest americans can pay a little tuition. >> reporter: disagreement over economic policy. >> america doesn't want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on the table. no one should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table. >> reporter: senator kamala harris establishing herself as a formidable force in the debate. this exchange with former vice president joe biden who talked about working with segregationist centers may have o worked them to rberations.

oppose busing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> reporter: biden not backing down, forced to defend his record. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is busing ordered by the department of education. >> reporter: a generational split on display throughout the night. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. >> reporter: there was also another moment that will likely implications in the general election. the candidates were asked to raise their hands if they supported health insurance for undocumented immigrants. every single one of them raised their hands. president trump already responding. reporting live from miami, lana

zach, abc 7 news. >> lana, thank you. president trump is at the g20 summit in japan where he's following the debates. he tweeted it wasn't a good night for, quote, sleepy joe or crazy bernie. he met this morning with russian president vladimir putin. here is a reporter asking the president about that meeting. >> -- >> there, you can see mr. trump wagging his finger at putin with a smile. today was their first time meeting face-to-face since the release of the mueller report which documents russia's interference in the 2016 election. he says the meeting with putin went well. developing news in north carolina, two people are dead and another seriously hurt after a small plane crashed into a home there. this is new video from the scene there. the crash happened after 11:30 last night in hope mills. the pilot and one person in the home were killed after the single engine ighbsayea the e s

is state regulators opened a probe against pg&e for the north bay wildfires in 2017. there punishment for the public utility commission. pg&e was slapped with a $1.6 billion penalty for causing the san bruno pipeline explosion. eight people were killed and a neighborhood was destroyed in that 2010 explosion. pride celebrations under way in the bay area. million people expected to take part. looking ahead, everything you need to know about this weekend's parade and march. let's get e over to abc 7 news reporter anser hassan. >> reporter: a lot is happening now. arguably san francisco is one of the biggest international destinations. this weekend the city is

throwing its biggest party. the pride parade is the main draw, but there's so much more happening around the city. over at civic center, that's where many of the activities will take place. the area will be set up with seven to eight stages, hosting two full days of activities. organizers expect over a million people to take part in pride events around the city. security will b come to the civic center, be advised there are a lot of restrictions. ainers.hol, no drones, no glass if you have a bag or any type of container, it can't be bigger than 18 by 18 inches. this is the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots which many stay sparked the lgbtq movement which is on the minds of many taking part in this weekend's event. >> we'll say, oh, we've come so far. it wasn't that long ago. >> almost half of homeless youth

are lbgt. we need to lift up our youth. >> reporter: events kick off tonight at 6:00 p.m. with the trans march at dolores park. in san francisco, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> many thanks to you. oakland suing two landlords it says are putting lives at risk. the dangerous conditions city leaders claim tenants are forced to deal with. governor newsom and state lawmakers reach a deal to put new housing on the fast track. how cities could be punished for not going along. b.a.r.t. revealing the problem that brought the fleet of the future to a grinding halt. it's all ahead. but first 4:38 is the time. let's get a check on your weather situation with mike nicco. here is a look at pittsburg antioch, concord, tri-valley mid to upper 50s. we have oakland at 61, mountain

view 62, san jose 60 and santa rosa 52. right now in san francisco, it's 58. pacifica 54. you can see the lack of morning clouds. the marine layer is out there it's dry once again. mass transit cool to warm. on the bay we don't have a small craft advisory, still breezy this afternoon. 5 in the north bay at 7:00, near 70 at 11:00. mid 70s this afternoon. comfortable evening under sunshine at 68. high clouds dominate most of the day into the early afternoon, i should say most of the morning. temperatures in the upper 60s in the east bay. let's go to san francisco where we'll have high clouds and sunshine and temperatures starting in the mid 50s but reaching the mid 60s by the afternoon hours. we'll take a look at your weekend c h on that this morning. looking at light volume southbound 680 through the walnut creek area north of the 24 split. either direction looks great if you're taking 24 or continuing

south into the san jose area. a quick check of mass transit. nice start here, too. b.a.r.t. hasn't started running trains yet. no delays there. a about the 20 minutes before that happens. a.c.e. 1 out of

we're knocking on the door to the weekend. i know you want to get outside. a little warmer weather, if you were concerned about the air quality, don't be.

look at itment. it's going to be fine through monday. the canopy of high clouds will sit on top of us, slowly sink south, monterey 64 and 84 in sacramento, 64 in tahoe, 71 in yosemite. 77 in los angeles with sunshine. if you are heading to tahoe, today is the coolest day, 64. low to mid 70s t. higher in elevation you go, the stronger the sun shine is. grab that spf. you'll need it. oakland is suing a couple it describes as predator landlords. the city says the two rent unsafe units to people desperate for affordable housing. one is a commercial storage warehouse converted into 18 units and rented as living space. inspectors found fire hazards, lack of safety exits, rats and cockroaches, no running heat or

war. governor gavin newsom signed the new budget, the history. the governor and legislative leaders have reached a deal to speed up housing construction. under that proposal, local governments who failed to make it easier to build housing will face lawsuits. they could be forced to pay penalties of up to $600,000 a month. stanford's expansion campus is one step closer to becoming reality. the commission voted yesterday to recommend the project to the board of supervisors. stanford wants to build more on campus housing an academic facilities. the university -- b.a.r.t. says hundreds of passengers were stranded after a stall t. glitch causedtwo trains to stop talking to each

other and they stopped moving in turn. they were stuck more than an hour between the lake merritt and 12th street stations monday morning. the passengers eventually had to get off the train and walk along the tracks. >> what an experience for them. it's 4:45. mike, i'm feeling the weekend vibes. give me good news, please. >> it will be nice to be outside. nothing too hot, not too cool. you can see the stars. where is that june gloom? not in this forecast, at least not today. replaced by high clouds and slightly warmer weather. a grazal return to summer warmth and summer heat. a couple of players on the map to talk about. look at the swirl of clouds to our north. that's what's keeping the onshore breeze and keeping us from getting too hot. plus here's the canopy of cloud cover that's going to dim our sunshine and keep our warming trend kind of in check for today. mid to upper 70s for most of the

south bay. hit the 80s around morgan hill. head up the peninsula, low to mid 70s, very mild temperatures. at the coast a little cooler, low to mid 60s for you. mid to upper 60s for downtown and south san francisco. if you're going across the golden gate to sausalito, mid 60s there. look at these wonderful temperatures if you're heading to the north bay wine country, mid 70s around sonoma and vallejo. along the east bayshore we start 70 in oakland, go to 75 in hercules. wine country in livermore. a such warmer there. shear a look ot tonight's temperatures, 40s once again, in our deepest north bay valleys. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we add a degree or two saturday, sunday, kind of hold steady and you can see we start to creep near 90 for independence day which is thursday. alexis. >> good morning, mike. sounds good. our commute is looking great.

we are on construction parole. westbound 580 between state route 13 and fruitvale avenue. we have various lanes scheduled to be closed for 15 more minutes until 5:00 a.m. looks like they have a couple of lanes blocked before the highway 13 split. that's causing make an eight to ten-minute delay. you can stick to 880 to fully avoid that. it looks like the little backup we had in the cash lanes that started to thin out during the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet and the car pool lanes are open. we're looking great here as well. >> thank you so much. the number one maker of the police body cam is saying no to facial recognition technology. a new feature in google maps will tell you how crowded it will be. >> the decision was based on ethical concerns. the technology doesn't equally identify people across augt

genders, ethnicities and races. google can predict crowd size on your commute. >> google maps update shows where your bus, subway or train will be crowded. it's similar to the way maps pre crowd levels. feature is available for android and ios. forget the bad reputation, it appears social media is actually good for your mental health. >> a new study says 63% of social media users are less likely to be depressed and anxious compared to those who don't use social media. >> we like the good comments, not the negative ones. those are your tech bites. >> have a great day. speaking of tech, apple is recalling some of its macbook pros. the battery problem that has injured at least five people. team usa facing its biggest test yet in the women's world cup. where you can cheer them on today with hundreds of other fans. the park on top of the salesforce tower reopens today. the spevl addition you'll be

able to enjoy. stay with us.

let's talk what's going do happen today, tomorrow and also sunday in san francisco when the parade starts around -- 10:00 in the morning did we say? temperatures will be comfortable. cool in the morning with temps in the mid 50s, warming to average which is 67. 66 today, 67 tomorrow and 67 sunday. when the sun does pop free from the clouds, it's going to be pretty strong. make sure to wear the sunscreen. an effort the under way to raise money for a local grandmother after being kidnapped, sexually assaulted and attacked by a pit burg. leaders from city hall, the excelsior district and the chinese american community announced plans to help the victim and her family. one of the police officers who helped catch the attacker described what it was like to

talk to her after her ordeal. >> the first thing she said is if i don't say something, do something and this guy is caught, someone else will be a victim. it want do make sure no one else goes through what i did. >> the 74-year-old victim was walking when she was attacked last month. she needed surgery and other treatment to recover from her injuries. >> what a story. terrible for her. a heads up if you're looking the replace your garage door. the rules are changing starting on monday. garage doors in california need to include a backup battery. this was passed in light of the north bay wildfires in 2017. several people died because they couldn't get their garage door open after the power went out. happening today, a viewing party held at avaya stadium forc arinusa and france. team usa is the reigning champion. france is the host nation with th usa has

four wins, three losses and two draws. that match starts at noon. admission to the viewing party at the stadium is free. gates open at 11:45. let's take a look at what to expect. tons of sunshine. in fact, that's when the sun is strongest, from 11:45 when it's 68 degrees to 3:00 when it's 76 degrees. it's going to get a little toasty if you're sitting in the sunshine. let's talk about the giants game tonight, diamondbacks still here, 7:15 first pitch, dropping down to 57. won't be quite as breezy as it was last night. but just as cool. if you're going to the alameda county fair, they call it boomers, 62 and older gets to do some stuff for free. opening at 11:00 with 70. a little warmer than yesterday, but still very comfortable. if you're around for the evening hours, have a jacket or hoodie ready, 58 degrees.

tomorrow about a degree or two warmer. as we head towards sunday we're holding pretty much steady with little bit keerl, half moon bay at 59. mid 50s to upper 60s in sausalito and san francisco. 90s are coming back maybe for one day and that would be july fourth which is next thursday. a check of the morning commute and keeping our fingers crossed for friday light. alexis? >> we're seeing that so far. the zipper truck is giving more room for the southbound side of the golden gate bridge. if you're coming in from march ryne county, you don't need it until a few more hours in the commute. that's always one of our latest to fill in. no vehicles northbound or southbound on 101 right now. quick check of drive times. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 15 minutes. ten minutes westbound 80 across the bay bridge. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo in the green as well at ten minutes. a heads up for parents, fisher-price has recalled 71,000

ultra night day and night play yards. infants can possibly roll from their backs to their stomachs ricksing injury or death. no one has been reported death, more than 30 deaths have been reported on other inclined sleeping products including the popular rock n play. federal regulators say there have been five reports of people getting burned by overheating batteries on some apple macbooks. the burn risk involves 15-inch macbook pros sold between 2015 and 2017. for more information on the recall, you can head to abc7news.com. sales force park atop the transit center will be kicking off free. public summer programs when it reopens next week. >> that includes rides on the long-awaited gondola. it closed six weeks after opening when workers discovered two cracked steel beams. all the park's amenities will be

open. that includes a reading room. they're adding free public programs including story time for kids and salsa dancing. it's not clear when the bus service will be returning to the transit center. >> i think that's what everyone is waiting for. in time, in time. coming up next, it's kamala harris' big night. the bay area democrat comes out swinging in round two of the presidential debates. a wild smash and grab in the peninsula. what the thieves were targeting in this late night heist. in oakland, a rare armored truck robbery. police say it played out like a hollywood mo

good morning to you on this friday, june 28th. look who is here. >> i'm still blinking back the sleep in my eyes. >> very awake. >> mike nicco taking us into the weekend with a very summary forecast. >> all right, deon. you can still see a few stars as we look through the exploratorium camera at pier 15 towards the salesforce tower. waking up temperatures close to where they eve been all week, mid to upper 50s. near 60 at the coast and creep up a degree or two today. you probably won't even notice it. low to mid 70s. 70 to 73 at noon. 73 to 76 at 4:00. if you're heading out this evening, enjoy temperatures around 70 degrees at 7:00. take a look at the rest of the weekend coming up. here is alexis. looking at a little construction slowdown in the east bay. they should be picking up cones any minute now on westbound 580