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. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc7 mornings. good morning, it's sunday, june 30th i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the skufr forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> low clouds and fog in san francisco of it is going to clear. but we will have them at the shoreline. there is live doppler 7 showing you the fog foot print from emeryville. it is a little bit gray. 60 in redwood city. 67 along the coast. sunny san rafael, 0 in santa rosa. upper by the delta. nice weather inland. walnut reek receipt now.

upper 70s and low 80s in the area. we are looking at a typical pattern. not warming up too much inland valleys. police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead. it happened just after 1:00 this morning an geary boulevard and fillmore street. officers arrived and tried to save the victim but were unsuccessful. police say the suspects are two men who drove away after the shooting. developing news out of contra costa county. the chp says one person is dead and multiple people injured after a crash in orinda in the west bound lanes of highway 24 near wilder road. the crash closed all lanes for nearly three hours. they have since reopened. developing news, president trump has become the first u.s. president to step into north korea, reaching across the dmz to shake hands with leader kim jong-un. president trump also exndn

invitation to kim to visit the white house. the brief but historic encounter came together at the last minute. jonathasree house correspondent epor at fir meeting seemed well cario graphed president trump walking from the south korean side, kim jong-un from the north. good to see you again, kim said. never thought i would see you here. the handshake across the border. then the step in to north korea, a first for an american president. and it happened just 32 hours after trump tweeted the invitation to meet at the border. as we walked back to the south korean side -- >> it is a great day for world and it is an honor for me to be here. >> reporter: another rarity, kim jong-un speaking to american reporters. >> translator: president trump has just walked across the demarcation line, he said, that made him the first u.s. president to visit your country. >> tremendous positivity.

really great things are happening. in a lot of places. but we met, and we liked each other from day one. and that was very important. so-called house of freedom, chaos, security guards at first blocked the u.s. press. and then -- a scramble to get the american reporters inside. that's the new white house press secretary stephanie grish hammel boeing and shoving a north korean security guard. >> excuse me. >> >> reporter: more chaos inside the meeting, and words of diplomacy. >> it is just an honor to be with you and it was an honor that you asked me to step over the line. i was proud to step over the line. >> reporter: the two leaders met hyped closed doors for about 40 minutes followed by another chaotic scene as trump walked kim back over to north korea. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. the time now is 9:04. happening today visitors from all over the world are in san

francisco for the city's annual pride parade. cornell barnard is live at the staging area this morning. cornell, people look forward to this event throughout the year, there really is something special about it. >> reporter: there is, chris. good morning to you, and happy pride. it won't be long now before the world famous san francisco pride parade starts wrong right here down market street. it is an amazing site, really is. up to a million people are expected to be here today. we are seeing some spectators claiming prime viewing spots along the route. here are the dikes on bikes. they are getting ready to rev their engines. they will lead the parade like they do every year. this is video from last i don't remember's parade. this year's theme is generations of resistance. it has been 50 years since theo raided the new york gay bar and patrons resisted. many believe that was the flash point for the gay rights movement. a milestone which is not lost on

parade participants. >> to me, it's about creating the space and keeping that space that was created and what happened 50 years ago in stonewall continuing that legacy. i think each of us has to work to be out to be proud every day. today is a day that we celebrate everything that has been done before and the work that we continue to do today. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom is scheduled to march. he will be the first california governor to do so. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris will also march. executives from the 49ers will also be here for the first time. now if you are coming down do yourself a favor leave your car at home. bart is increasing trains this morning and this afternoon. ferries, ride share, buss are also a very good option. it is going to be a good time. a lot of people showing their pride today. happy pride, everybody. i am cornell barnard, abc7 news. organizers of the pride

celebration are allowing google employees who wish to protest the company's lgbtq policies to march asar of an official presence. according to the on line publishing platform medium employees can march in an official capacity as guests of an official group known as the resistance contingent. more than 100 google employees submitted a petition. they say the company's refusal to remove homophobic content from you tube is detriment to the community. this is the parade route on your screen. several streets including market are blocked off. it starts at 10:30 a.m. supposed to wrap up at 3:00 however traffic could remain heavy with all the people expected to attend. we have a full schedule of events on our website, abc7 news.com. you will find transit options

and traffic updates. two deadly incident. voing smart trains in runner park. the head of smart wants to increase safety measures. a train hit and killed a man on a bicycle friday mornin at golf course drive and roberts lake road. that's the same location of a deadly incident on thursday, and the third there in the last year. investigators say survey loons video of friday's incident shows the bicyclist riding on the wrong side of the street. thursday's incident involved a pedestrian what walked under a gate crossing arm. they are looking into possibly hiring more safety officers. firefighters are keeping an eye on a condominium complex that was under construction after it was ravaged by fire in santa clara. crews from dousing water onto hot spots yesterday morning at the site of the fire near el camino real and scott boulevard. fire investigators were also at

the scene trying to find out what caused the fire. one construction worker was hurt. he rescued a coworkere ve got t here. then i looked -- i looked on the top floor and i seep the whole fourth floor in flames. >> investigators detained a person of interest friday afternoon. but that person was released. the four-story complex with 58 units was supposed to be completed later this year. time now is 9:09 on this sunday morning. meteorologist lisa argen keeping an eye on the accuweather forecast for us. we are seeing cloud cover out there? >> definitely. we have it in the city. you can see the golden gate bridge where temperatures are in the 50s. approaching 0 out by the delta. warmth inland, cool elsewhere. if you are headed into city, yeah you know the drill. it is going to be nice but breezy. the details are coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also we are learning newings to about the 2-year-old boy

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welcome back, everyone. now to a story you will see only on abc7. sideshows have become a monster as one oakland police officer put it. the department has now implemented mandatory sides show

overtime for every officer. abc7 news reporter luz pena road along with opd and encountered the devastating residence ises of illegal speed-related activities. >> reporter: night started with strategizing with men given orders to protect their mission. officer stone is one of dozens police officers on a mandatory sideshow prevention assignment. oakland is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of overtime a year top prevent this illegal activity. >> larger crowds. more people bringing guns to the sideshow events. and more violence. >> appreciate the help out here, man. >> reporter: chp is their ally. a joint effort to flood the streets. >> it is always sad that young people find it amusing and entertaining until their friends or their loved ones are involved in a tragic accident. >> reporter: 40 minutes into our ride along we saw death re our

sideshow enforcement. opd has been on today for the entire weekend. we just arrived to this. neighbors surrounded the scene. the body of the young man still inside. opd confirmed two drivers were racing, often considered a preclude to the weekend sideshows. >> he swerved off, kit the curb, and the car flipped over and it just wrapped around the pole. >> reporter: how often do you see this happening onnor streets? >> every day. someone is racing every day. >> reporter: towing companies like this ono are on speed dial. >> we get as many as 25, it wass 57 i believe won night. >> reporter: the citations range from $500 to $1500 dollars. when is this all going to stop? >> it is doing to stop when the citizens of oakland also say, alongside the police, that we have had enough. >> reporter: for now, their mission continues. in oakland, luz pena, abc 7

news. police haven't identified the driver who died. they are still searching for the other driver involved in that street race who did not stop after the crash. investigators a to come forward. time now, 9:14. new information about the 2-year-old boy who died after visiting the san diego county fair. he and three other children were sickened with e. coli. relatives identified the boy to abc affiliate in san diego kgtv. the family has set up a go fund me page for jed diaa, relatives say he was a happy boy and always laughing. they told reporters he suffered stomach pains four days after visiting the petting zoo despite washing his hands directly after. he was in and out of the hospital four days before dying on monday. we have more on how the fair is responding. >> reporter: this morning the petting zoo and other animal exhibits at the san diego county fair are shut down after a

2-year-old boy who visited was infected with e. coli and died. >> families shouldn't have to worry about that. you are there to have a good time. and this just is really, really sad. >> reporter: jed dia visited the fair on june 15th. aerise petting he washed his zoo but still got sick. health officials saying a rare complication from the infection killed the toddler nine days later. >> our hearts and our prayers and our thoughts go out to the family. >> reporter: inspectors testing all areas of the fair, determining the bacteria likely came from one of the animal exhibits. >> unfortunately when you have livestock or animals there is a potential inherent risk. >> reporter: health officials say three other children between 9 and 13 showed e. coli symptoms. in two of the cases the children did not wash their hands after being around the animals at the fire though there were signs as

well as soap and water stations. >> it is important when you attend any event that involves animals to wash your hands. >> reporter: to keep yourself and your family safe from e. coli, the cdc suggests leaving strollers outside building housing animals, and avoiding sitting or playing inside of exhibits. the rest of the fair remains open. official say the other children who were infected are recovering. marcy gonzalez, abc news los angeles. in the north bay a thief made off with thousands of dollars worth of cigarettes. surveillance images shows the suspect at a texaco station on petaluma boulevard on friday night. the owner says the suspect grabbed a display rack with 30 karns and took off. that's about a $3,000 value. after nearly 50 years of selling bicycles of all shapes and sizes in downtown san mateo a beloved mom and pop shore is

closing shop today. the owners of talbott's cyclery is planning on closing. the toyland store next door will continue to operate. today is also the last day for a mountain view market that has been a staple for 45 years. the owner announced he was closing shop in march. the final day for customers to shop there is today. the doors close for good at 7:00 p.m. you can look back at the history the milk pale market on abc7 news.com. weather wise we have a pleasant day across the bay area. lisa argen is here with the forecast to help you plan out your week. >> we are watching the fog pushing back to the coast. it is firmly entrenched in san francisco along the shoreline. sunny conditions across the bay. it will be cool in the city. as we look live here you will notice the loop shows that the fog and low clouds are pulling out. also the high clouds.

but we are looking at the marine layer keeping the coast cool it is due to the upper level surface temperatures, compliments of this low. they are cool, and we are not having a big inversion. because of that, we have just got some patchy fog. but we certainly have it at the coast. we are sunny inland and looking at san jose receipt now where temperatures will be comfortable, in the upper 70s. 6 approximate in morgan hill as well as san jose. 55 downtown. 61 in oakland. and on the coast just 57. for mount tam, you can see the marine layer entrenched here through the valley looking at the breezy winds picking up throughout the afternoon in marin county and of course in the city. 60, santa rosa. 61 in napa. upper 60s, fairfield. concord is at 67. livermore, 64. feeling pretty good had the east bay valleys. in the mountains, low 60s for you. blue canyon, 52 for you at truckee. later on today 75 at south lake. cooler conditions monday.

little change throughout up in of the week. by the time we get to the fourth of july hopefully getting warming inland and the trend continues into the weekend. here's the fog along the coast. certainly going to be another cool day here with great conditions. if you are planning on going to the beach don't look for a lot of sun. then overnight the fog pushes inlands. it breaks up quickly. in fact as we look at the rest of your monday, it real is just going to be patchy along the san mateo coast. right now, gray in santa cruz. it will get sunny and in the 70s there. back home, partly sunny, partly cloudy there. cool conditions with the sea brees at the coast. today in the 60s with the clouds beginning to clear in the next hour or two. noontype, low 60s. 3:00 in the mid 60s. breezy, with winds up to 20 miles an hour. elsewhere around the bay, comfortable on the peninsula with mid 70s, palo alto. 71 san mateo, 77 in san rafael. 80 in napa.

86 in concord. mid 80s again in morgan hill. it is the inland areas that certainly will be warm. but if you are headed to the bay, around the bay, at the coast it is going to be cool and breezy. or cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing the upper 80s independent land. mid 70s around the bay. tomorrow we are cooler with the stronger sea breeze. and that breeze staying with us for tuesday, wednesday. allowing for the patchy morning fog, the afternoon sun. little change at the coast. but for the fourth we will be dealing with the low clouds and fog for fireworks. beyond that, we should get into a warm up as the weak system to the north of us has been keeping us cool, breezy, with all of that fog. you know, if you like the summertime weather, download your accuweather app and you can track the warmup by the ends of this week. >> sounds good. lisa, thank you. as the bay area celebrates lgbtq pride we have been digging through your archives and found an amazing series of stories that give you a glimpse of gay life here in san francisco 43 years ago. it also talks about relationships and how marriage

was debated in the community decades before same sex marriage became legal. >> you are watching pickeds of a religious ceremony sankt phiing a homosexual relationship. it was performed in san francisco. that is the closest two people of the same sex can get to legal marriage. by taking these vows, stan and cal are making a solemn commitment to each other. they are making public their homo sexuality, their love for each other, and their determination to share their lives. >> i think most gay people do not believe in the institution of marriage except as an encumbering thing because we have a view that our relationship have a very much more voluntary quality to them. >> we are streaming this special unedited. watch look back, 1976 bay gays

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he had just received the phone from at&t to replace a broken one. this one wasn't working right. >> we took it in and this he said the microphone is not working. >> reporter: he made another claim for another phone through his at&t insurance. all he had to do was mail in the defective phone. >> i packaged it up, took it to the main post office. >> reporter: and two days later he received a new phone. problem solved until he saw his next at&t bill. >> the charge is going the stand. >> reporter: they charged him $869 for the defective phone saying he never returned it. >> i called them up. >> reporter: he provided the tracking history. it shows the package was indeed delivered back in february. the company's reply, a shocker. >> they said the box was empty, that i -- they said i returned an empty box. >> reporter: curt says he spent hours on the phone assuring at&t he did put that phone in the box. no one was believe him.

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♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc7 mornings good morning, thanks for being with us i am chris nguyen. we are waking up to mild conditions throughout northern california. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast where you live. >> hi chris. we have the fog here in the city. and in san francisco. temperatures are cool this the 50s. elsewhere we are warming up. 63 in san jose. 57 in half moon bay. the view from our east bay hills camera, 80s aliving inland

today. nice summer weather there. if you want it warmer hold on for a while. 67 concord. 60 in santa rosa. here's the plan through 10:00. 60s across the board. we will have the fog at the coast. numbers by 2:00 will be in the 80s inland, 70s around the bay. we don't manage much warmth at the beaches. in fact that's going to be the trend much of the week. tonight the fog pushes back across the bay. we will look at when we warm up and a look at the fourth of july in a few minutes. happening today we are just an hour away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in san francisco for the city's 49th annual pride parade. cornell you have been talking to some of the marchers this morning. a chance for them not only to celebrate but also educate. >> reporter: yeah, for sure, chris. lots of spectators, too. lot of pride. everybody is showing it here on market street. we have got some people who staked out a prime spot. happy pride, guys.

>> happy pride. >> reporter: having fun? >> absolutely. ready to get started. >> awesome. this is the 49th year for the parade. as you can see, lots of people already lining down market street. an estimated 1 million people are expected to be here. max will give you a shot behind us where we see the dikes on bikes staging. they will lead the parade getting ready to rev their engines like they do every year. here's video from last year's parade. the theme this year is generations of resistance. it has been 50 years since the stonewl riots when police raided the new york gay bar and patrons resisted. many say that was the flash point moment for the gay rite pride movement. we have been talking to participants in the parade this year. they say the excitement is hard to describe. >> you get butterflies. it is amazing. energy. it is great to start it because the crowd has been waiting a so they cheer and clap and go

wild. >> reporter: governor gavin knew some, senator kamala harris will match. members of our own disney/abc7 family will also be here. got to give a shout out to them. if you are coming down to the parade do yourself a favor. leave your car at home. take public transportation. bart is'd aing extra trains this morning and this afternoon. ferries buses, ride share, anything you can do to leave that car at home to come down and enjoy the pride. we are just about what, one hour away from the big show. we will be here all day. we are live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> cornell have a fun time down there. we appreciate it. a quick remindser to plan accordingly for the pride parade today. as cornell mentioned, this is the route. several streets including market will be blocked off. it starts at 10:30 p.m. supposed to wrap at 3:00 p.m. however traffic could be heavy with all the team expected to attend.

we have a complete guide to pride including a full schedule of even on our website, abc7 news.com. you will also find information on traffic and transit options during today's parade. developing news. president trump met with north korean leader kim jong-un shaking hands and even extending him an invitation to the white house. through a translator, kim said this was an expression of the president's willingness to open up a new future for his country. there was little talk about policy or nuclear negotiations in front of the camera. instead president trump emphasized his relationship with the you can noian dictator. >> a lot of positive thing are happening. i am glad you are here to see it. tremendous positivity. really great things are happening. in a lot of places. but we met and we liked each other from day one. and that was very important. >> president trump says negotiators for the u.s. and north korea will resume talks, which have been stalled since that hanoi summit back in february. taking a live look now at

sfo, which is working on a new terminal named after late san francisco supervisor and gay rights activist harvey milk. the first phase of the $2.4 billion project is almost complete. ac7 news reporter vic lee got a firsthand look at the new facility. >> reporter: old photographs of the country's first openly gay elected politician line the expansive wall along the corridor. milk served on san francisco's board of supervisors for 11 months before he and the mayor were assassinated in the fall of 1978. the photos cover the aftermath of the murders. not only the violent demonstrations, but the coming together of a community to fight for its civil rights. the tribute to milk is the way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concept of diversity, equity, inclusion we are trying

to represent that with facili facility. >> reporter: phase one opens july 23rd with nine you go gates. when the terminal is completed it will add 16 now boarding gates to sf he o it of the will be state-of-the-art with high ceilings and lots of natural light. in fact the ceiling grows dark around the bright glare of the sun and the tinted windows return to normal when the sun goes done. it is cost-effective. >> we have some buildings where the energy savings is as high as 30%. >> reporter: the most striking aspect of the new terminal is the artwork. this one of the city's skyline fills an entire wall. >> you get a taste of what the skyline can provide and that sub lime experience of being in the bay area. >> reporter: it will be the first terminal in this country and perhaps in the world that's named after a member of the lgbtq community. vic lee, abc7 news.

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happening today a birthday celebration for walnut creek's oldest known turkey vulture. lord richard is turning 45. he has been living at the lindsey wildlife experience since 1974. making him one of the oldest, they vultures in captivity. the center is throwing him a bash today. the party includes a specially baked cake for richard. arts and crafts, games, and storytime. the event starts at 10:00 this morning. it is free with paid at mission to the center which will cost $10 per person. also happening today the art walk this the east bay.

dozens of after theists will display their work along the sidewalks in month claire ville an. the festival runs from 10:00 until 5:00 today on lisa i e me. accuweather forecast. maybe bring a jacket to start the day. things will warm up in the east bay throughout the afternoon. >> east bay for sure. moderately in san francisco. we have talk and sea breeze that will be in place. check ought pier 39. it is gray. 55 doints. 61 across the bay in oakland with.er 60s down around mountain view. iffer away from the sea breeze, a warmer day. it will be pleasant though in the city. partly cloudy. we will talk details. and with my accuweather ds, we will see the fourth's forecast coming up. lisa thank you. also ahead, nba free agency is about to begin. is kevin durant about to team

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good morning, everyone. time right now is 9:43. we are taking a live look outside at lake tahoe this morning. looking pretty fine on this sunday. we will get a check of the full accuweather report from lisa argen coming up. in sports this afternoon, the giants will try to gain a split this weekend's four game series against the diamondbacks. bumgarner bumgarner takes the hill for the giants at 5:00 p.m. at oracle park. the a's can take three out of

four from the angels down in anaheim, that game starts at 1:07. >> nba agents can start negotiating at 3:00 p.m. today. rumors have been swirling daily on what kevin durant will do next. we have a look at what the warriors will do to try to convince him to stay in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: good morning. this is the calm before the nba storm. free agencies officially tiffs off later this afternoon. the warriors and other teams will put the full-court press on kevin durant. steph curry is flying from asia to new york city to meet with durant and gm bob myers. kd is doing a littletalking. espn reports do you know and leonard talked about tealing up somewhere. two teams that kr max contracts available are the l.a. up whichers and the new new

buckle up, this thing is about to get interesting. klay thompson saying with the warriors is all but a done deal according to multiple reports. thompson is expected to sign a five-year, $190 million contract as soon as he can this afternoon. klay may not return until after the all-star break because of a torn acl, but klay said, all along, if the warriors offered him the max, he would sign it without even meeting with other teams. check this out, what a view at stanford stadium. 50,000 out to watch the quakes and galaxy in the california classico. 11th minute, quakes with the set piece. buries it. 1-0 san jose early. it remained that scorer to some time. ten minutes to play, vacco spins, pass to salinas who had just come in as a sub. off comes the shirt. 2-0 quakes, another classico

game for is a least lean as as san jose wins it 3-0. >> it pumps me up, pumps the whole team up. we played with so much energy. i think it was a good performance. right now no team in the league wants to play us. we feel that. we feel confident. we want to put our foot on the game and take control of it. it is working. >> giants and diamondbacks. great lid. top nine, escobar with a deep fly to right. austin, no idea where it is. check this out. makes the catch. holland can't believe it. escobar could only tip his cap. great play. d backs led 4-0 at this point. vogt crushes this on a e runheing i war.ma4-3. nobody out at that point but the comeback falls short. panic falls short. that's the ball game, giants lose to arizona

a's and ter in southern california as well. chapman takes the first pitch over the wall for a two-run homer. 20th of the year. 3-0 a's. bad news for oakland here. piscotty trying to sketch a single into a double. an awkward slide. right leg gets caught and his knee turns awkwardly out. after lying down in pain he had to be helped off the field. officially called a knee sprain. a's win 4-0. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores, have a great sunday. let's turn to weather and the bay area forecast with your meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi chris. sunshine across the bay. temperatures are going to be seasonable today. we will have those 80s inland. if you are heading into san francisco, perhaps oracle park, we will be looking at the cool numbers for the diamondbacks and

giants today. in fact, by noontime in the low 60s. just about 62 right on through 3:00. then we will get some fog back across the city by about 5:00. as you look live right now from the golden gate bridge you will see how gray it is here. we do have sunshine on the way. but a pretty stiff wind is going to be with us throughout today, tomorrow, into tuesday. and so we certainly will have the cool numbers here. but we have got sunny skies out to the east. and that's what is keeping temperature as little bit warmer there as we look at san jose, a little hazy, 55 downtown, 64 redwood citi. 63 for san jose. on the coast 57. inland county, san rafael, sunny, 60 santa rosa, 61 petaluma and napa. 67 in concord. livermore 64. gray in santa cruz. 70, sunshine on the way.

we have coastal fog. warm conditions inland. cooler tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday. directn.gain to change wme in factee more typical inland readings in the 90s perhaps by this time next weekend. 79 in san jose today. and santa clara. 82 in los gatos. yesterday where we had the warm in the the outlying areas, gilroy and morgan hill, those 80s. we will have them again. mid 70s in redwood city. mountain view should be 78 today. clouds at the coast. partly sunny at times. 63 daly city, breezy in the north bay. 79 novato. 82 in calistoga with napa checking in at 80 at 4:00 this afternoon. 69 in berkeley. cool here. 72 in san leandro. milder he had hadding towards newark and fremont with upper 70s. speaking of warmth as woe get inland we have upper 80s. you have to get out towards fairfield, pittsburgh and antioch, low to mid 80s from

concord hto the fair it it it looks fantastic with temperatures approaching 80 around pleasanton. the parade downtown. waiting on the sun. breezy by noontime. in the afternoon winds up to 20 a nice typical day with mid 60s. accuweather seven-day forecast mid 70s to around 80 inland. the coast stays gray and partial clearing right through the middle week. it is not until the ends of the week, around the fourth of july when we see warmer temperatures. the pesky system that has been keeping our temperatures cool is slow to move out of here. if you want to track our ever thes subtle deferences day to day and by the end of the week we will see some warmth. a nice typical day out there. >> next, everything must go at a movie prop house in the bay area

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an update on developing news out of contra costa county. two people are dead and five others injured after a crash in orinda. it happened just before 2:00 this morning in the west bound lanes of highway 24 near wilder road. all lanes were shut down for nearly three hours but they have since reopened. happening today, everything must go. the biggest movie prop house in

the bay area is downsizing and is selling more than 30,000 items. the prop hou closing its doors. the owner says the landlord unexpectedly increased his rent by 80%. now he has no other option to sell. he has cinematography history. the sale starts at 10:00 this morning at the prop house on industrial way. time now for our final weather check with lisa. >> we have cloudy skies here in the city. by 9:00 breaking out into some sun. noontime, low 60s. mid 60s with the breeze this afternoon. then the fog moves back by 6:00 tonight. 70 in oakland. 78 in fremont. 81 in livermore. 86 in concord. 82 a, 77 in san rafael. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we are cooler tomorrow. the pattern remains steady through the middle of the week. the fourth of july, low clouds and fog. and looking at slightly warmer

conditions by the end of the week. so if you are headed into the city for the fourth, plan on the jacket and the usual low overcast with the fireworks. it should be warmer inland. >> lisa thank. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i am chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. we leave you with a live look outside. abc7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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