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 between fruitvale avenue and

highway 13. it looks like they're either in the process still or haven't quite gotten to that point. the work is scheduled to end at 5:00 today. about a ten-minute delay as you approach the highway 13 split. if you're continuing to the maze, everything looking okay here at the bay bridge toll plaza. car pool lanes are open. no sign of the metering lights yet. want to take you to pleasant hill. new this morning, a pickup truck crashed into a restaurant there. the driver may have been under the influence. you can see the truck went right through some glass windows at the sweet tomatoes restaurant on crescent drive. police officers gave the driver a field sobriety test and arrested him on suspicion of drunk driving. there was no structural damage to the building and sweet tomatoes plans to open on time this morning. now to the latest on night two of the democratic debates. two of the candidates with bay area roots are getting attention this morning for their comments. >> some of them are aid at joe biden. abc 7 news reporter amy

hollyfield joins us in the news room with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. joe biden was the target last night. he will be in friendlier territory today. he has fund-raisers in san francisco today. last night it was the bay area natives who were not too kind to him. tere is a lot of talk going on this morning about senator kamala harris and the moment she faced off with joe biden, calling him out for his opposition of the federal government using busing to integrate schools. >> it was hurtful to hear you talk about the representations of two united states senators who built their representations and career on the segregation of race in this country. you also worked with them to oppose busing. and there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class tointegrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> that moment getting a lot of

attention. the first candidate to attack biden was congressman eric swalwell from the east bay. he told the 76-year-old democratic front-runner, it's time to pass the torch to younger candidates. swalwell is 38. the audience gasped when swalwell said it. biden said he will hold on to that torch. standing out pays off. an aide for harris' campaign said they raised more money yesterday than they have on any other day since her launch. that was her biggest day. live in the news room, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. in the east bay democrats gathered in dublin for a watch party hosted by congressman eric swalwell. pride filled their faces as they watched him on that national stage. >> we need leaders. what leaders do is champion things and eric will be a champion. he has been a champion. >> definitely has introduced me to candidates i haven't paid attention to in the past

weeks and also reinforced a couple of my favorites like buttigieg so far. a lot of the women have stepped up to the plate and really playing hardball, and i love that. >> at this particular watch party, front-runner joe biden was considered a little out of touch with the younger generation while bernie sanders still had a strong support base. now to japan and a surprising moment on day one of the g20 summit. president trump face-to-face with vladimir putin jokingly asked the russian leader not to meddle in the 2020 election. it all comes as world leaders discuss a range of hot button issues, from tariffs to iran's nuclear program. abc news reporter karen traverse has the news from osakosaka. >> it wasn't a stern warning, but prompted by a question from a reporter, president trump delivered a message to russian president vladimir putin. >> mr. president, will you tell russia not to meddle in our

election. >> of course i will. don't meddle in our election. >> it was the first meeting since the release of the mueller report which detailed how russia interfered in the 2016 election. mr. trump emphasizing his strong relationship with the russian leader, even referring to him simply as vladimir. >> very, very good relationship. look forward to spending time together. a lot of positive things will come out of it. with election interference addressed in front of the cameras, the two presidents were set to discuss behind closed doors iran, syria and venezuela. global hot spots where the u.s. and russia are on opposite sides. the g20 is an economic summit. security issues loom large. on iran president trump says he's in no rush to engage in diplomatic talks. president trump pulled the united states out of the iran nuclear agreement but says he now wants to negotiate another deal. iran has so far rebuffed his outreach. >> in the end hopefully it's going to work out. if it does, great.

if it doesn't, you'll be hearing about it. >> reporter: tomorrow president trump sits down with china's president xi to try to negotiate a trade deal. the best-case scenario may be another truce, both sides agreeing not to move forward on the threat of new tariffs. karen traverse, abc news, traveling with the president in osaka, japan. a suspect in a deadly freeway shooting in the south bay has been identified as the man killed by park rangers in big sur. 26-year-old kevin alaniz was killed on saturday. the officers say he refused to put his hands up and walked towards him as he pulled out a gun. there was a warrant out for his arrest for a shooting near landis avenue in milpitas earlier this month. 30-year-old matthew rios was killed there. family of fallen officer

tara o'sullivan say they're comforted by the thousands of people that turned out for her memorial service. officer o'sullivan was shot and killed in the line of duty last week. family and friends say she knew she wanted to be a police officer by the time she enrolld in collegiate college park high school in pleasant hill. >> she's one of those rare people who devoured life, doing so while somehow maintaining both strength and kindness in equal measure. >> you can donate to the officer tara o'sullivan memorial fund through a link ot our website, abc7news.com. on the peninsula, san mateo police need your help catching a group of thieves. look at this. they smashed a stolen suv right into this walgreens and drove away with the store's atm. surveillance footage captured the break-in on east third avenue. i happened while the walgreens was closed just before 4:00 on

wednesday morning. officers found the atm a short distance from the store. oakland police and fbi are reviewing surveillance video and interviewing witnesses as they investigate a rare armored car robbery. yesterday two masked men armed with rifles and a handgun targeted two guards and robbed the armored vehicle outside a wells fargo branch on macarthur boulevard. the robbers got away with what authorities are saying was a large succumbed of cash. nobody was injured. oakland police say they haven't seen an armored car robbery since 2006. >> here is a look at our current conditions. temperatures may be a degree or two milder due to the canopy of high clouds. 60 in alameda, oakland 61. everybody else in the upper 50s along the east bay shore. we have 62 in concord, antioch, brentwood mid 60s. 60 to 62 in san jose and mountain view. pacifica at 53 degrees.

here is a look at coit tower which has been showing the colors of the rainbow in support of pride. if you're out and about, mainly comfy today, at the beaches, chilled sunshine. we'll see a little sunshine there today. breezy spots around the bay. no small craft advisory, at least not yet. the weather service hasn't issued one. 58 in the east bay valleys. hit 70 at 11:00. mid to upper 70s this afternoon. a sunny 71 after having high clouds most of the day. that's at 7:00. peninsula you can see high clouds through 3:00. jump through 60 at 7:00, mid 70s this aftenoon. 68 at 7:00 this evening. we jump from the upper 50s this morning to the mid 70s during the afternoon hours down to about 69 by 7:00. weekend is trending just a touch warmer. i'll show you that so you can adjust your plans. here is alexis. how is the compute going? >> overall still looking good, mike. i have two incidents on the

board. neither causing much of a delay. we have reports of a vehicle fully engulfed right now, westbound state route 12 past red top road in the cordelia area. i did see a tiny stretch of red approaching the scene. chp still en route along with the fire department. hopefully everyone got out of the vehicle okay. it sounds like it's contained to the right shoulder. folks are slowing down to take a look at that. we have a disabled semi southbound 880 to whipple road. not the mainline, just the off-ramp in that area. sounds like they're trying to get a heavy-duty tow truck to the scene. speaking of getting around, starting next week the kplut be a little more expensive for a lot of you. three bay area transit agencies are hiking fare prices on monday. this includes muni, the san francisco bay ferry and ac transit buses. you'll pay ten to 50 cents more per ride. some increases only apply to people paying cash. monthly pass prices are also

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it's 5:13. if you're just joining us, seven things to know this morning. pleasant hill police arrested this driver in the dui crash. he kravld his pickup truck into the sweet tomatoes restaurant. they hope to open on time this morning. number two, senator kamala harris earning praise from her strong performance in the democratic presidential debate. candidates aimed attacks at joe biden who is in the lead in many polls. president trump voccingly told russia's vladimir putin don't meddle in the election. their meeting is the first since the special counsel concluded russia interfered in the 2016 campaign. taking a live look at the pride flag in san franciso's castro strict. waving a little bit in the air. the city gearing up for the pride parade and celebration. there are events planned through sunday ahead of the big pride parade. i'll have the forecast for

all of that coming up through 7:00 when we finally give way to gma. fr now we'll focus on highs where we'll be often the warmer today. still a little cooler than average with highs mainly in the 70s. road work in oakland slowing you down a little bit. westbound 580 has various lanes closed this morning. it looks like they're starting to pick up the cones. 11 miles an hour, it continues to get shorter. happy birthday lord richard. the famous turkey vulture turns 35 this weekend. only supposed to live to 30. he looks great. he's hosting a trivia night. sunday he is celebrating with a special cake and a party starting at 10:00. no word on what the cake is made of. switching gears, happening today, san francisco will honor late mayor ed lee. city officials will present a book calld "mayor lee and the city he loved" to the san

francisco public library. complishnturing h tenure as mayor. it starts at 11:00 this morning. he passed away unexpectedly of cardiac arrest in 2017. president trump expected to sign a border funding bill passed by the house and senate. speaker nancy pelosi reversed her previous call for changes to the senate version demanded by democrats. she told her colleagues the bill was necessary to get migrants help, but house progressives are angry saying the bill doesn't do enough to protect people trying to cross the border. 5:16. facebook is updating terms and services guidelines to clarify exactly how it makes money from your personal data. the guidelines fespell out facebook is free because it makes money from facebook, of course, has come under fire with regulators in the u.s. and europe for the way it handles your personal

information. hundreds of men and women walked san jose in high heels in an effort to combat violence against women. it was the walk a mile in her shoes event. the ywca put the event on. it raises money to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. no secret is a great cook. >> according to the chronicle, she made the revelation during a podcast interview with sophia omarosa on the girl boss network. when asked to pick a favorite international that wasn't her own, she said it was michael mina's flagship restaurant. she said her favorite thing to order is the tuna tower. >> sounds good right now. >> at 5:17 in the morning, i'll

take it. that sounds great. speaking of the time, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike nicco with a look at your day ahead. mostly cloudy and about 59 re degrees. we'll keep an eye on this and see if there's going to be any delays this morning. we have a canopy of high clouds that will help keep our temperatures below average. partly cloudy tonight. cooler than average once again. a gradual warming trend through my accuweather seven-day forecast. taking a look at the temperatures, heading to santa cruz and the boardwalk, 82 in gilroy. as you head farther to the north. los gatos at about 78 degrees. warm spot, 74 in redwood city. low to mid 70s across the peninsula. low to mid 60s along the coast with a little bit of sunshine from time to time. and then 66 in downtown.

upper 60s in sausalito. mid 60s along the north bay coast. 76 and 75 sonoma, the coolest spots in the north bay. everybody else 77 to 81. san rafael also at 76. we've got 70 in oakland, 74 in richmond. as you head towards fremont, same temperature there. as you go into the valleys, we've got 70s from around san ramon and pleasanton. tonight great sleeping weather again, upper 40s to upper 50s. let's go to the accuweather seven-day forecast, plans tomorrow? it's going to be mild. low 60s at the coast all seven days. pretty much mid 70s all seven days around the bay. mid 70s until we get to the baba sounds good, mike. we're looking at a fairly quiet start. i want to take you to the vehicle fire we have in the cordelia area. fire department has arrived on the scene after several calls in

to chp talking about a vehicle that was fully engulfed. it sounds like the right lane is blocked, the left lane is open. i'm seeing a backup to state route 80. that is probably our biggest backup at the moment. not having too many issues pop on on the board so far. slowing filling in on the san mateo bridge, westbound 90, two lanes moving okay. heavier volume past the toll plaza. drive times looking good although we've flipped into the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. 15 minutes westbound 4 antioch to con covered and southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco in the green at 16 minutes. in today's "gma first look" the state of georgia is hoping to find an abandoned baby a new home. >> abc spoke exclusively with child protective services as families are lining up to adopt her. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," an abc news

exclusive. we're taking you inside the state of georgia's effort to find baby india a new home. >> we have people waiting in line to provide that child with a forever home. >> reporter: we first told you baby india's story earlier this week. >> look how precious you are. >> reporter: just hours old, she was left in a plastic bag alone in the woods, but a nearby family heard her cries, called 911 and then -- >> she's a sweetheart. she's a sweetheart. >> we actually have a waiting list of about 200 families who want to adopt young babies. >> reporter: now so much more love is about to come baby india's way. that's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm paula ferris, abc news, new york. >> all of us are pulling for her. it is 5:21 now. the flu vaccine used last season turned out to be a big disappointment.

the centers for disease control and prevention says the vaccine didn't work for the virus that popped up halfway through the season. the flew vaccine was only 29% effective. the cdc says that vaccine turned out to be a mismatch against that later strain. oreos could soon turn green. not literally. the company that makes the or i don't cookie has agreed to buy power from a solar farm, buying enough power to produce about 10 billion oreos each and every year. that's more than half of all the oreos eaten in the u.s. annually. the solar farm should be operational by the end of the year. >> what i'm learning from all of this is the u.s. eats almost 20 billion oreos every year. >> i suppose we shouldn't be surprised judging by our news room. >> that's true. almost always one pack upstairs. an amazing rescue caught on camera. we'll show you exactly what happened. you've got to see it. having a blast without getting burned. a thoughtful reminder about why

it is better to be safe instead of story. have you seen coit tower recently? it's looking gorgeous. a live look

we've got the pride parade in san francisco sunday. it starts at 10:30. you can see the route right there. i'll give you 10:00 a.m., 57. staying in the 50s through noon undare mostly sunny sky. a breezy 61 by 1:00. have a great time. with the fourth of july holiday weekend coming up and also fourth of july next week, firefighters and doctors want to remind you that using fireworks on your own can be dangerous and probably illegal. this demonstration by the consumer product safety commission shows how quickly things can go mishaps with sparklers alone injured more than 4,000 children last year. >> they explore the environment about them by touch and feel.

so even if a nearby adult is the one holding the sparkler, all it takes is that split second for the toddler to reach out towards that shiny alluring flame and it's all over. >> all in a minute. some bay area police departments have already seized tons of fireworks before they can be sold and used illegally. this is pretty incredible video. a toddler in turkey is alive than tox the awareness and strength of a 17-year-old boy. take a look at this. that 17-year-old boy is standing in the street. you can see him looking up. then look. he looks away for just a moment and manages to reach out his arms and catch that 2-year-old girl who fell, plummeted from a second story window, and she's just fine. can you imagine what would have happened if he wasn't looking up at that moment. her dad was very thankful. he gave him a 200 turkish lira reward. that's only about $35 for saving

his daughter's life. that man worldwide being called a hero this morning. >> what a priceless moment. look at his reaction speed and the accuracy, too. >> she fell with such force. thank god. >> a young boy, too, atta. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the flak the president trump is getting for a comment he made to vladimir putin. also, forget the bad reputation. social media may be good for your help. a live look at side at the golden gate bridge. the sun just starting to come up. stay with us everybody. we're back after this

making news right now, ten democrats argue, interrupt and lecture one another in round two of the first democratic presidential debate. joe biden is target number one. we will bring you live to miami.

an overwhelming show of support and loves for victims of the morgan hill car dealership shooting. hundreds of people turn out for a vigil. pg&e facing more fines and punishment for its role in the wildfires. state regulators opening a new investigation. good morning, friends. it's friday, june 28th. >> great to see you here, dion. >> thank you. lots of concealer needed today. >> i don't think so. she's bringing the energy today. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we made it to friday. >> it's friday, but it's your -- >> don't remind her. >> that's why i wanted everyone to know, while we're off tomorrow, you'll be working. we appreciate you being here. really do, even though it didn't come out that way. amazing i've been married as long as i have been with those smooth moves. let's talk about what's going on with the winds, barely onshore but they are onshore. here is a look at the high

clouds that kept us milder overnight. we'll keep us from getting too warm today. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. near 60 at the coast most of the day with 70 to 73, comfortable conditions for lunch. not bad at 4:00 either, 73 to 76. great evening. get to the restaurant early if you want to sit outside. let's see if there's more friday light in our future. here is alexis. >> checking out the bay bridge toll plaza, still looking very light, even the cash lanes looking okay. car pool lanes are open. no sign of the metering lights yet. hopefully we can maintain that here this morning. also more good news i should say. in oakland, westbound 580 between state route 13 and fruitvale avenue all picked up. the overnight road work did wrap up, and it looks like we're totally back in the green for that stretch. 580 looks good, 880 looks good. shouldn't have any problems through that area. we do want to point this out in union city, crews are working to fix a water main break on

dakota road. one southbound lane was closed. please did notice the water running between depot road and 10th street before 5:30 p.m. water district officials determined it was a water main break underneath the road. police are telling commuters to work leave for work early or take a different route. social media and political analysts praising kamala harris' performance in last night's presidenti preside democratic debate. abc news reporter lana zach in miami with the highlights. a different tone for night two. rfr that's right, natasha, completely different from what we were discussing after after r one. biden not just mentioned, but one pundit said kamala harris

delivered a devastating and gentle blow to him. another person who was being filleted last night, president trump. his name mentioned nearly twice as frequently by the candidates that want to unseat him. >> the division among democratic candidates was on full display during the second debate on nbc. >> we have got to pass a medicare for all single payer system. 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 health care, immigration and economic policy. guy, you know what? 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

the greatest reverberations. >> you also worked with them to 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 asked if they would support providing health insurance to undocumented immigrants. every hand went up, some more hesitantly than others. president trump as you can

imagine already responding to that today. lana zach, abc 7 news. back to you. you heard from the candidates. but how right were they? head to abc7news.com/politics to see which claims hold up and the ones that don't. 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. as for the summit himself, he met with russian president vladimir putin. here is a reporter asking the president a question about that meeting. >> you can see president trump wagging his finger at putin with a smile. this is the first meeting face-to-face since the release of the mueller report which documents interference in the 2016 election. two men are being remembered for their love of life and cars. last night hundreds filled the

downtown amphitheater in morgan hill to honor 38-year-old xavier souto and 59-year-old brian light. police say the two men were shot and killed at the ford store by steven leet who returned to the dealership after he was fired earlier in the day. last night the vic dims' families and the ford family shared memories. >> always trying to help the customers and all the other people working there. definitely going to be missed and everyone at the ford store is very sad about their loss. >> a gofundme campaign for the victims has already raised more than $78,000ment we posted a link for you on our website, abc7news.com. state regulators have opened a probe against pg&e to investigate whether to hit the utility with fines and penalties for the north bay wildfires in 2017. there is precedent for a huge punishment by the california public utilities commission

against pg&e. in 2015 they slapped pg&e with a $1.6 billion penalty for causing the san bruno pipeline explosion. you may remember eight people were killed and a san bruno neighborhood destroyed in the 2010 explosion. pride celebrations are under way, a million people expected to take part. looking ahead to everything you need to know about this weekend's parade and march. let's get to abc 7 news reporter anser hassan. >> reporter: ladies, it's a little tough to hear with some of the machines out here. san francisco pride weekend is one of the biggest events the city hosts. over a million people expected out here in the city. the pride parade is the main draw. that starts sunday at 10:30 a.m. the roud is simple. it's straight down market street, starting near embarcadero b.a.r.t. station near the civic center.

the civic center is the main area for most of the events. seven to eight stages hosting two full days of activities. be advised, lots of security and lolgts of restrictions to get in. you cannot bring alcohol, no drones, no glass containers and bags can't be bigger than 18 by 18 inches. the theme for this year is generations of resistance. this is the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots which many say sparked the modern lgbtq movement on the minds of many taking part in this weekend's events. >> almost half of homeless youth are lbgt so our kids are struggling with homelessness, with mental health challenges, with bullying and we need to lift up our youth. >> we'll say, oh, we've come so far. it wasn't that long ago. that wasn't that long ago. >> reporter: the trans march

kicks off tonight in del lover res park. we have much more news ahead on abc 7 mornings. oakland filing a lawsuit against two landlords it says are putting lives at risk, the dangerous conditions city leaders claim tenants are forced to deal with. up first, brand new video this morning of a plane plummeting right into a home with people inside. at 5:39 in the morning, a live look outside. gosh, not much to see right now, mike. that marine layer pretty dense. >> that's what it looks like from the east bay hills camera where clouds are developing. you can see the canopy of high clouds that's keeping us a little milder this morning, but will also keep us a little milder as we head into the afternoon hours. also, here is a look at some of our temperatures. 51 in santa rosa. that's easily the cool spot. most of us in the mid to upper 50s. exceptions, fairfield and san jose at 60. oakland at 61, concord 62,

antioch 64 degrees. it will be a dry smut. mass transit, cool this morning, a touch warmer in our inland neighborhoods as we try to reach 80 today. on the bay, almost as breezy as yesterday. haven't seen a small craft advisory iv y50ud. if it is, ill eat let you know either here or on twitter. 55 at 7:00 for the north bay. you can see we're already getting near 70 at 11:00 and mid 70s this afternoon with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon and evening hours. high clouds through 3:00 along the east bayshore. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. 12-hour planner for san francisco, a few low clouds this morning. high clouds and sunshine through 3:00 and temperatures hanging out in the mid 60s. may even get a touch warmer than that 63 downtown. going for a high of about 66 degrees. that's the warm spot because you get more sunshine than everybody else. pride is in town. we'll look at those photographs, but first let's get a look at the commute with alexis.

we only have a few incidents to talk about so far today. i'll take you back to a vehicle fire in solano county. westbound state route 12 past red top road. that's about a 12-minute delay to your drive through that area. i'm sure they have the fire tapped out by now, but the fire department is still there. again, the last update we got said they are blocking the right lane. it looks like that's still the case. definitely plan on delays through that stretch. quick check of oakland area, eastbound 580 off-ramp to the eastbound 24 connector there, we did have a solo vehicle crash. it sounds like they just were able to clear that vehicle away. i did have a little delay in that area. just watched it flip back into the green. drive times looking good, southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek. westbound walnut creek to 13 another eight minutes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin into the yellow but not

it's been a long time since we had poor air quality. that is going to continue through the weekend. look at all that green. if you're heading outside, breathe easy, here is a look at high clouds that will slowly sink south over monterey, about 64. mid to upper 80s through the central valley. eureka the showers are gone, 60

today. 72 in san diego to 77 in l.a. with sunshine. 105 in palm springs. if you're going to tahoe t coolest day will be today. breezy and about 64 degrees. we'll hit the mid 70s with a little more sunshine saturday and sunday. have fun. >> okay. looking good, mike, thanks. developing news out of north carolina, two people are dead and another person seriously injured after a small plane crashed into a home. you're looking at new video from the scene this morning. that crash happened just after 11:30 last night in hope mills. the pilot and one person in the home were killed after their single engine plane crashed. neighbors say they heard the plane struggling and the engine sputtering. oakland is suing a couple it describes as predator landlords. >> the city attorney says they u to people who are desperate to find affordable housing. they've received 22 complaints about six properties.

one is a commercial storage warehouse converted into 18 yubts and rented as living space. inspectors found fire hazards, lack of safety exits, rats, cockroaches, no heat or running water. san francisco's budget is set for the next two fiscal years. the board of supervisors reached a deal with mayor london breed earlier this week. the $12 billion bd incluts more spending on fouds -- 44 millioni set aside in add-backs. they can reallocate those funds as they see fit in those districts. the next fiscal year starts on monday. stanford university's expansion plan is one step closer to becoming a reality. palo alto online rts clara coission votedreestemmento on-campus housing and academic facilities. the university has promised to

invest $4.7 housing, transportation improvements and the palo alto unified school district if its plan is approved. meantime b.a.r.t. says an air compressor malfunctioned and caused two cars to stall leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. the glitch forced the two trains to stop talking to each other and they, in turn, stopped moving. they were stuck more more than an hour inside the tunnel between the lake merritt and 12th street station monday morning. the passengers had to get off the train and walk along the tracks. >> what a pain for those passengers. you know what would be nice right now, dion? sunrise on the beach. mike, can you make that happen for us please. >> there's a country song about that maybe. i know there's definitely a song somewhere on the beach. did you know they groom it? did you see this? >> are they fluffing it up? >> they're smoothing it out. sometimes some of the debris washes ashore overnight and they clean that up, also.

that's pretty cool. some fridays i just sit here and watch this and daydream, not during lunch but during thigh mie launch break. high clouds today, slightly warmer than yesterday. a degree or two, hardly noticeable. gradual return to summer warmth. no heat. independence day trending the warmest day in my forecast. a low to the north that's keeping the onshore breeze. the canopy of clouds will the sunshine. san jose at 77, low 80s morgan hill and gilroy. 70 to 74 is our spread on the peninsula. 60 to 63 along the coast. mid to upper 60s downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 76 in san rafael. everybody else in the upper 60s to low 80s in the northbound valleys. 70 to 74y ore. as youovecoitiong oe again. we've got bout 83.t'spetures ups

to upper 5 a few more clouds starting to roll in during t morning hours, staying the mid to upper 80s inland and mid 70s around the bay, low 60s at the coast. close to where we should be. have i alexis. >> a lot of people off to a nice start because they're not going to work or school. check out the bay bridge toll plaza. we still don't have any metering lights. here we are at 5:49 in the morning. so that is definitely an indication of friday light commute. hopefully we can keep it that way in most areas. that bay bridge commute is looking great right now. one of our typical slow spots not looking quite that good, but not terrible. westbound 205 to 580, 16 miles per hour. we had a crash near mountain house parkway. we talked to chp. they don't have a lot of information for us either. hoping no lanes are blocked through that area. it's not terrible into tracy. i'll keep an eye on that. i don't think it will be a major

issue. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco, in the green at 50 minutes. northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos through the skruz mountains coming in at 22 minutes. the nation's top maker of police body cameras is rejecting the possibility of selling facial recognition technology, at least for now. axon based its decision based on concerns from an independent ethics board. the company says the technology is not advanced enough for law enforcement to depend on because it doesn't equally identify people across all genders,eth flisities and races. social media often gets a bad rap. there's a new study that finds it could be good for your mental health. a michigan state university professor found social media users are 63% less likely to suffer from depression and anxiety. he said all the previous studies on social media we hear about

ignore the more mature audiences. he suspects that life events and social changes rather than technology are to blame for mental stress in youth. first time we're hearing something like this. i don't know. so many reports, so many conflicting answers. you've got to dissect it yourself. >> totally. new at 6:00, it's getting less expensive to fly to one international destination. why there's a fare war at sfo. team usa facing its biggest test yet in the women's world cup. where you can cheer them on with other fans. a live look outside right now. a beautiful sunrise greeting us on this friday morning. we'll be right back. luckily, her dorm is about he10 minutesollege. from a hotel by wyndham.

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welcome back. a heads up if you're looking to replace your garage door. the rules change starting on monday. garage doors sold in california will need to include a backup battery. this law was passed in light of the north bay wildfires in 2017. sadly several people died because they couldn't get their garage door open after the power went out. happening today, a viewing party will be held at via stadium in san jose for today's women's world cup quarterfinal. the two teams are the biggest favorites to win the world cup. team usa is the reigning champion. france is the host nation with the match being played in paris. in their last nine meetings against france, team usa has four wins, three losses and two draws. the match starts at noon. admission to the viewing party at the stadium is free. gates open at 11:45. here is a look at the forecast i put together for you. about 69 degrees. warming to 77 with that suhine. little

drastically when you're watching. have fun. if you're going to the baseball game, diamondbacks in town taking on thetch, dropping to 57. we have boomers, as they quality them, get to do some things for free at the alameda county fair. temperatures in the 70s for the better part of today. dropping into the 50s this evening. for pride here in san francisco, mid 60s all through out the weekend to upper 60s. there's not much of a change between 66 and 67. we'll have morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. here is a look at the parade that starts at 10:30. temperatures in the mid to upper fifgs with increasing sunshine. alexis? >> good morning. we're taking a look at what has been our biggest issue so far this morning. it has president been terrible. that tells you just how light it has been. westbound state route 12 past red top road cleared from the board. we had a vehicle fire, the fire department was blocking the right lane.

i believe they just cleared from the scene. all lanes should be back open and that backup from 80 should start to unwind soon. we'll take another look in a few minutes. still very eye et in san jose. here is 280 and 17, inbound traffic still nice and light. a heads-up for parents, fisher-price is recalling 71,000 ultra light day and night play yards. they are inclined sleeper accessories, infants can possibly roll from their backs to their stomachs risking injury and death. no one has been reported hurt. more than 30 infant deaths have been reported on other inclined sleep products including the popular rock n play. sales force park kicking off free public summer programs. >> it includes rides on the long awaited gondola. the center and park closed in september just six weeks after opening when workers found two cracked steel beams. the park will reopen on monday.

there will be a reading room and art cart. the park is adding new free public programs including story time for kids and salsa dancing. it's still not clear when the bus service will return to the transit center. a lot of people waiting on that. new at 6:00, the interesting way tesla ceo elon musk plans to spend his birthday today. two bay area natives and presidential candidates are getting a lot of attention this morning for their debate performances. i'll have highlights for you coming up next. a very rare robbery that played out like a movie. the crime that oakland police say hasn't happened in more than a decade. also summer fun at a senior living facility. the retirement home giving residents an unforgettable experience. >> that puts a smile on your face.

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we're zoo happy it's friday. good morning on this friday, june 28th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's get to mike nicco standing by in the weather center. >> hi everybody. here is a look at what's going on. you can see high clouds along with live doppler 7. there you go. that's the way it looks from the golden gate bridge. they'll move off and leave us with total sunshine by the time the sunsets at 8:35, the latest it sits all year. mid to upper 50s at 7:00, near 60 at the coast, dropping to 57 at 7:00. 70 to 73 from noon to four, 73 to 76 inland. so a touch warmer, not hot. let's say good morning to alexis. >> good morning, mike. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza where we are empty this morning.