>> so glad you are with us. don't know if you saw the full moon or drizzle or fog, but we have it all. >> natasha, you are right. good morning, reggie. one more thing we have, a little sun too in our inland valleys as we wake up with a more substantial fog footprint. we are looking at not only the clouds clearing to the coast but the temperatures coming down a little bit. they are climbing in the 70s, 80s and 90s inland. mid and upper 70s around the bay. that's cooler than yesterday inland by three or four degrees. at the coast it will take a while to clear. the sun is up and looking at a mild to warm afternoon with more clouds and fog. the gradual cooling trend taking us through the workweek today getting a little more substantial throughout the workweek. not too much showing up on the visibility layer and not too much to worry about this morning either as far as the commute is

concerned. aside from the weather conditions, westbound 80 at georgia street sounds like they are trying to clear a situation that is in that area. initially sounded like a crash and then sounded like it was just a disabled vehicle with a tire that got blown out there. they are in the clearing stages at the moment and working on getting a tow truck to the scene. we did have one lane blocked and i think everything is on the shoulder now. heavy through vallejo but not terrible. foggy once you get out on to the span and into the city. new overnight, heavy police presence in the south bay. this is the scene in san jose when officers responded to a home on cottage grove. one person taken away by ambulance. officers were seen going door to door and talking to neighbors and we don't know the nature of the investigation. one neighbor said she heard multiple gunshots while she was in bed. we reached out to the police and will bring you more information

as soon as we get mes on e at t airport. >> the ntsb is investigating the crash that killed a flight instructor and injured a student. >> reporter: good morning. the ntsb set to be out here in a few hours to begin their investigation, and that student pilot we know remains in critical condition. i will show you video from yesterday's crash. this happened at around 2:30 p.m. at the hayward executive airport. airport officials say a flight instructor and student were doing training flights that usually last about an hour in a robinson r44 helicopter. the chopper crashed near the runway and landed outside. the instructor has been identified as wane prodger and he died at the hospital. they did not receive any distress calls but they believe

the accident happened during a hovering exercise. >> you are in the air stationary in one place and that's what they were practicing, i believe, when the incident occurred. >> that helicopter they were flying does not have a black box recorder which could hinder their investigation. officials tell me the ntsb will issue an update when they clear the scene but the final report could take up to a year to complete stating probable cause. we are tracking new developments that pg&e revealed they found 10,000 problems. the problems were discovered between november and may during instebgtio inspections in areas with high fire danger. the company said most of the dangerous issues have been fixed at this point, and pg&e rapmped

up instrebgtions and repairs to represent being the cause of more wildfires. president trump starting the morning with tweets blasting four democratic congress women. abc news reporter has the latest from washington. >> good morning. the president's racist tweets seems to have unified the democratic party to rally behind the four congress women of color. now it's the republican party that remains split over whether to condemn or condone the president's behavior. the president reigniting the attacks on four congress women, and telling all four women of color to go back and fix the crime infested places in which they came, three of the four born in york, michigan and ohio. >> does it concern you many people saw that tweet as racist and white nationalists groups

are finding common cause on that point? >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. >> only ilhan omar, a naturalized citizen was born outside the u.s. in somalia. others calling his tweets a distraction. >> i encourage the american people and all of us in this room and beyond to not take the bait. >> the republican party remaining largely silent, only a handful coming forward to denounce the president's tweets. >> now house democrats plan to vote on a resolution that strongly condemns president trump for his tweets. abc news, washington. >> abc7 news is focusing on to build a better bay area, and there's a proposal in san francisco to give people who live out of their cars a safe place to park on geneva avenue. it has space for almost three dozen cars.

the triage lot would have 24-hour security and bathrooms and on site services to help people transition to permanent housing. the supervisor explains why it's needed. >> we just did our most recent point in time homeless count, the largest increase of homeless on the streets are those unhoused in their vehicles. >> the mayor has committed a million dollars to fund the pilot program. before the plan moves forward there needs to be a coding change and plan of approval from the board of supervisors. and this is not exclusive to san francisco. in oakland, mountain view, east palo alto and palo alto have done this over the past few months. we want to hear your ideas about building a better idea, so join us on building a bay area page on facebook. and should schools start

times be delayed? go to abc7news.com/vote. tell us what you think. we will explain why a local school district is saying no and what they are doing to stop a new state mandate. good morning. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge. low clouds, mist and

>> good tuesday morning to you. here's a live look from our radar live doppler 7 where you can see the marine layer from san mateo and the onshore flow stronger today to the north of us and that will help us cool down a few degrees. you can see the blanket of shallow marine clouds. 61 in san francisco and 60 in oakland, and the gray skies here, 59 up in napa. mist and drizzle for some of you with the low 60s in concord. by the afternoon, it's sunny. if you are exercising or heading to the beach where it will be breezy, and in and outside the bay windy once again. in san jose today, temperatures will be in the 80s, just about where you should be. slightly warmer tomorrow. the cooling trend for the entire bay area set up for the end of the week.

more substantial, i should say. 74 in oakland. upper 80s for concord and livermore and 82 in san rafael. alexis, hopefully we can keep it that way. lisa mentioned the dense fog we have on golden gate bridge. it has been there all morning and it continues to thicken up here. if you are coming to or from marin county, keep in mind you will probably have to use the wipers. mist and drizzle in there as well. san rafael bridge, a disabled vehicle, a car with a flat tire on the shoulder once you make it to the span. 15-minute drive, westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. stop being so trashy. do not dump your trash on the side of the road. that's the warning for people heading to burning man next

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delayed in the mornings? go and vote. >> we are asking because there's a state bill demanding high schools start no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. middle schools no earlier than 8:00. and school agencies in marin are against this. during a meeting tonight trusties for the high school district will consider sending a letter to state lawmakers asking them to oppose the bill. they are arguing changing start times would impact local transit and after school activities. they say it should be up to local officials to determine the start times. if the bill becomes law it would take affect tkaor tkaor tkaor tr high school year. >> what time did you start? >> it has been a while. >> mine was 7:45. >> 54% of you are saying later is better.

i do remember being exhausted. >> later is better. >> there's a traffic problem, too. >> how does it affect people that need to go to work, though, and take their kids to school? >> i don't know. get on the bus? >> walk? >> sure. >> do you have any friends? get a ride. >> is that who you were in high school? >> this is where i was in high school. the same exact person. funny. >> somehow i kind of figured that. >> yeah, everybody can sit with us. we are looking at a little change mixing it up a bit. hot yesterday, and the low clouds and fog back with us, and coast side drizzle. not a whole lot, the deck is shallow. elsewhere waking up to sun but due to the system to the north of us this is allowing for the slight cooling trend that gets more pronounced by the end of the week. this is sutro, look how pretty that is with the fog floating by there, and the sun was up about 20 minutes ago. 55 downtown and 61, redwood

city, san jose, and 58 in morgan hill. santa cruz, upper 70s and sunny today with 53. 55 in santa rosa. the fog has not made much of an impact for marin county. 61 for you in concord. the gradual cooling trend today. it's coming down from the mid-90s to about 90 inland and by the end of the week we will see temperatures below average. here's what duictates that in te summertime, it's pushing back in the overnight tonight and that allows for comfortable weather at night, and it will take a while to get here. 80 in fremont, and 81 in vallejo. cooler today in the city by four degrees. still 70s in the east bay, and the accuweather 7-day forecast keeping warmth today and tomorrow. the breeze kicks up around the bay and at the coast, only partial clearing there. by thursday and friday, that's when we are getting more cooling

slightly below average, but then warming up by the end of the weekend. i think it's been light, not too bad out there, alexis. >> not had any major issues. going to follow-up on a couple minor ones. they both have cleared as far as i understand from chp. westbound 80 at georgia street. sounded like it was initially a crash and then they turned it into a different situation where i believe just a vehicle had a blown out tire. everything off on the shoulder, if not cleared completely at this point and the backup is gone as well. if you are traveling through the tri valley, southbound 680, we have delays, a collision off on the shoulder past sunol boulevard, so two vehicles involved and injuries. that is causing a little bit more of a backup. richmond side of the richmond san rafael bridge, a car with a flat tire once you make it on to the responsible, and we are seeing delays build on the approach, and probably noticing the drops on the camera lens,

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good morning to you. waking up to partly cloudy skies on the peninsula. 79 in san mateo. 64 in petaluma. 60s and 70s around the bay. the fog pushing back to the shoreline. a little sunshine at the coast

and becoming breezy. huggies is doing something it never has done before. the company is putting dads on diaper boxes. huggies tweeted this video of the new diapers. this is a big moment for huggies. they once got criticism for portraying dads as disconnected for the care taking role. one person said it's refreshing to see a dad on the packaging. finally. >> yeah. look at this. divers in england found a jellyfish the size of a human. >> nope. >> wildlife biologist said she was skaob skaocuba diving, and this jell-o fish. it's cool to see one alive. this picture will be used to raise money for the conservation society. >> beautiful, but not getting that close.

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a car slams into a south bay home overnight and the driver runs away. the mess left behind. live at sfo this morning with potential changes coming to bart and how it could help with the homelessness crisis here. a major milestone for those that survived the camp fire in paradise last year. they are finally returning home. and then some that can't get enough of the gym. the accommodations you will find at equinox. as much as that gym costs, can't imagine what the rooms are. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. all the fog we missed yesterday is with us. >> with us with the full moon out there, and the explanation for all of this. >> some of it, anyway. >> we have mist and drizzle at the coast. the deck is shallow, so a lot of you seeing sunshine as well.

today cooler out there, and visibility is reduced at the shoreline. we will get into the breezy winds again. 50s and 60s with the coastal clouds clearing throughout the day. 60s there, and 70s around the bay to upper 70s around 4:00. by inland standards, you will be slightly cooler even though 90s warm, sure, but mid-90s, it was warmer and the trend will take us through the end of the week. we will talk about that in detail coming up. first, it has been gray and misty, but the traffic has been doing okay, alexis. >> yeah, we are still without a major issue here at 6:30, so that's pretty good. i know it's summer so we have lighter volumes. not looking light here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights on, 5:21 officially this morning and everybody has the backup including the carpool lane users. we are pretty heavy getting out

of the central valley, tracy to dublin at 52 minutes. take a look at this. san jose police are searching for ther thatrashedntom r off o. this morning the homeowner is cleaning up the mess. that crash happened just before 1:30. you can see part of a tire from the car on the side of the street leading up to the home. nobody was hurt. police say a man was behind the wheel but have not released any other information about the driver and it's not clear what caused him to crash. at abc7 news we are covering stories that help build a better bay area. two of the biggest issues, homelessness and challenges on bart have come to a head. >> the airport says it's ready to make major changes because of of a spike of homeless people coming on trains and sleeping in the terminals. >> jobina is live with what officials are planning to do. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. i want you to check out something here, if you can look

through the doors, do you see the two officers there? they are citing that man for fare evading, and those officers are here for the same reason we are doing this story because airport officials tell us that people are fare evading here, and there are homeless people sleeping inside the airport. whre are they coming from? all signs point to the last train car that comes in here, and that train rolls in a little after 1:00 a.m. here at the airport. what is happening today as far as a solution? today the airport commission is set to approve a memorandum of understanding for bart to increase security at the bart station, and that includes adding a bart officer and sharing ctt footage and giving bart access to communications and installing new barriers at the bart station. "the chronicle" is reporting in the past two years airport duty managers and sfo police officers who patrol the airport have seen official contacts with homeless people triple in number.

>> being confronted by homelessness is not what we want to offer our passengers. >> reporter: airport officials also say some of the homeless people are getting off here and committing crimes in the airport, like stealing bags from inside the building. for now, reporting live at sfo, jobina fortson, abc7 news. abc7 news devoted a week to covering bart as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we road the trains all day long and talked to riders and to the people in charge of making bart better to see what changes are coming. you can see all those stories on our website, abc7news.com. you can share your ideas for building a better bay area by joining our better bay area group on facebook. a dui driver in the bay area, arrested convicted and arrested again, and now he's facing charges for the eighth time. police pulled over the

43-year-old de leon yesterday in south san francisco. he was drunk and driving more than 60 miles per hour in a license.er-hour zone with a the san mateo county district says he will ask the judge for a high bail amount to keep him in jail. >> his blood alcohol level was .27. if something doesn't change, he will harm somebody. he will kill somebody. >> the bay area chapter of mothers against drunk driving is working on a bill requiring ignition lock devices in lieu of the six month driving license suspension. and then an ordinance is raising the grocery bag fee from 10 cents to 25 cents. the measure has passed in committee. today's vote is before the full board of supervisors. today the city council will

vote on banning facial recognition technology. if passed the measure will go to a final vote in september. oakland would be the second city in the country to ban the technology. in may san francisco became the first, and berkeley is considering a similar ban. witnesses are expected to take the stand in the ghost ship fire. on the stand yesterday, a former police officer said he did not recognize almena's voice on any of the 911 recordings, and he said almena did not run to get a extinguisher but his cell phone. to find out when a verdict is reached in that case download our abc 7 news app, and we will send out a push alert when news breaks. police need your help to find two suspects accused of assault and robbery at san jose university. surveillance images show the two

men. this incident happened around 11:00 yesterday morning in the parking garage. the men assaulted the victim and stole his backpack and shoes. if you recognize them contact the police department. and then slowly recovering from the camp fire. a couple moved into their rebuilt home, the first one in the town certified as liveable. the house is actually larger than their old home that burned down in november. the camp fire destroyed more than 11,000 homes in paradise alone. the town has issued 84 building permits so far. pg&e will cut the power if there's a wildfire risk. the bay area's largest wild provider has a warning for us. we start the day a little down this morning. how the markets are doing, next. a restaurant owner ithh bay her religion. she is turning the hate into something positive. >> first, you are never more

than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. watching the fog here, that's what i like to do. live doppler 7 showing you it's over the peninsula, certainly the golden gate bridge. winds are breezy in the upper elevations. we have this trough to the pacific northwest that is hrouihro allowing for this, the low cloud deck. 61, redwood city. san jose, 58. isn't this cool, the fog, the marine layer out there, mid-50s in santa rosa and 59 in livermore. 54 in petaluma. looking at your commute, no problems. it's dry away from the coast. mass transit should not be a problem. on the bay, of course those winds with that small craft advisory in and outside the bay. in the north bay cooling off with temperatures in the 50s and then in the 60s by 9:00. 11:00 it's in the mid-70s. we're in the upper 80s today, instead of those mid-90s.

starting out in the sun yesterday, we were really hot by later on in the day. today we have the clouds and breeze and slightly cooler temperatures. 80 in fremont. 82 in san rafael. with the mist and drizzle you would think that would slow folks down, but like you said, volumes are lighter and it's summertime. good news. >> hoping we can hold on to that this morning. traffic maps take you back to an earlier issue, southbound 680 around sunol boulevard, a minor crash but it's cleared from the boards now. zooming back a little bit and heading north out of the dublin stretch, 30 miles per hour is your average. a little bit of that is residual delay and a little is our typical volume. heavy as normal getting out of tracy. westbound 205 to 580, nine miles per hour and 14 miles per hour respectively. and the san rafael and richmond bridge, using wipers.

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hi, everyone. good morning to you. in for mike this morning. it's tuesday, and i'm waking up to low clouds and fog up and down the shoreline. it's a gray start with mist and drizzle all the way through the central coast. not too bad in sacramento. could be and should be a lot hotter than 94.

85 in los angeles we have a picture of the beach here, but it will have clearing today, not as mild as yesterday and not as gusty. 64 with winds. 69 in santa cruz with sun out there, and we'll talk about the cooling trend in the 7-day out look in sen minutes. breaking news just into abc7 news room, and the justice department will not be filing civil rights charges against new york police officers involved in the death of eric garner. you will likely remember garner died after officers put him in the choke hold five years ago. his death sparked nationwide protests over police treatment of minorities. >> this is the deadline, the statute of limitations tpaoeu yea five years later. water service could be limited if pg&e cuts power. the district must depend on 29

backup generators during an outage, so customers should conserve and restrict water use during power outages. and then investigators expected to be at the scene at hayward airport that killed a instructor and injured a student. >> reporter: good morning, guys. if you look behind me you can see just where that helicopter went down. the scene still being guarded by police. the ntsb is set to begin their investigation at around 8:00 a.m. this all happened yesterday at 2:30 p.m. at the hayward airport. a flight instructor and student pilot were doing training flights that usually last about an hour. the airport manager said something went wrong and the chopper crashed landing upsidedown. the instructor has been identified as waidti as wayne p

died at the hospital. investigators don't know the cause for the crash, but the robinson r44 helicopter is what they were flying and is considered popular for flight instructing. >> we have 20 helicopters here, and i would guess the majority of them are robinsons. they are used all over the country and all over the world. >> reporter: one of the problems is is that this helicopter does not have a black box that could hinder that investigation, and the ntsb will issue an update once they have cleared the scene but could be up to a year before issuing their final report. >> thank you. it's 6:46. abc7 news is focusing on issues that affect all of us in an effort to build a better bay area. while a south bay restaurant owner said she was harassed because of her religion, she says she wants to take that bad experience and do good. she serves pakistany and india

comfort food. last week a stranger harassed her during a business lunch at a different restaurant in silicon valley. >> he approached me and said where are you from? i said pakistan. he's like, are you muslim? i said yes. after that he was just, like, turned around and spread terrorists, terrorists to me a couple times. >> she is now vowing to donate up to $5,000 a year for the next few years to the aclu. building a better bay area also means making changes to solve challenges, and that's what bart is doing. it's going to add straps to all of the bike areas on the old cars. bart has been testing them to see how well they help hold bikes in place. bicyclists apparently like them so much that bart is adding them to all the trains, including the new trains. it's going to take out the bike

racks just built in to the new cars. the rubber racks are designed to hold three bikes by their wheels, and some are saying mountain bikes, they won't fit. it's frustrating because they are brand-new and now they have to put in a strap. that's how that goes. now your monday morning report, the company behind equinox gyms now has a hotel in new york city. it's amenities keep health and fit in mind. there are yoga accessories and massage products in every room to help you sleep well. guests can work out at the club on sight. equinox plans to open more hotels including in santa clara. the cheapest room you can get, it seems, is $700. >> well, the equinox on market street is $300 a month, so i guess that's a bargain.

ikea is going to shutdown its only factory in the united states, and it's shifting production to europe in december. ikea says the move will make its product more affordable. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, trading up 14 points right now. earnings reports could impact these numbers, though. goldman sachs, wells fargo and charles schwaab all reporting today along with johnson & johnson and united airlines and dominoes pizza. the primetime emmys will be announced later this morning. a twist in the last episode of the series did not make everybody so happy, but past winner "game of thrones" should rack up plenty of nods. which categories could see new faces? >> i think the drama categories are wide open.

you have "the americans," and that opens up things like "succession." we will see what happens. it should be fun. >> come on billy porter. he was dominated last year but didn't win. i think i have that right. one name nobody has heard yet, the emmiy's host. they may take a page from the oscars and go without one. >> you would rather go hostless? >> i will probably be in bed. >> you have not seen these shows anyway? >> yeah. >> there's a show called "post." >> but i do know who billy porter is. >> best idea of the morning. >> why alexis should be in charge. >> i am voting for thrones," the mother of dragons.

we are looking at low clouds and fog returning, and the deck of low clouds is shallow and extending all the way down to san mateo. where we have it, there's mist and drizzle and it's dense at the coast. live doppler 7 showing you as wh st and being replaced by the trough that will hangout much of the week and that's bringing cooler air, and mount tam has a deck of low clouds, and the marine layer there. we are looking at 50s at the coast. this is a view of suture tower there. we will look at numbers in the 50s and 60s to start out with sunshine in our inland east bay, and looking at temperatures coming down slightly, maybe a bump up on your wednesday and then more significant cooling as we get towards the end of the workweek. that will take a slightly below average by the time we get to

thursday and friday. here's concord at 89. feels like a nice summer day today and tomorrow. slightly cooler than it has been. elsewhere around the bay, 73 in richmond, and 74 in oakland and san mateo. santa cruz checking in at 79 degrees. the accuweather 7-day forecast shows more heat inland. not too extreme, signifies summer, and then turning back the numbers in the middle of the week, it's more comfortable and the range is narrower, but today patchy fog to start out. alexis has the details on that. >> we are foggy in some areas, but look at this, lisa. different looking in the south bay. here's 101 and 80 as you travel through the downtown stretch. that's looking great, and even maybe a little sun glare for your commute today. in other areas we are socked in, so keep that in mind. we have a wide variety of issues there for your morning commute.

not many incidents on the board. northbound connecter to 101, sounds like a disabled vehicle is blocking the left lane of the ramp and they are sending a tow truck so a little d little du lh mineta airport. we are better than average than a normal morning commute. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 23. >> thanks, alexis. happening today the senate banking committee will hold a hearing on facebook's plan to roll out its own crypto currency. it wants to launch launch launch year. yesterday they said the payment ventures will be held to the same standards as traditional

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good morning. it's 6:58. here are the seven things you need to know before you go. look at that, the fog is back allowing for slightly cooler conditions today. 60s at the coast, partial clearing there and upper 80s inland. number two, obviously we have mist, drizzle and fog and reduced visibility for the morning commute in some areas. in the south bay we had the sun coming out. golden gate, a different story.

use caution in or around marin county. and then a flight died and a student seriously hurt and they will be investigating that. and then number five, final witnesses are expected to take the stand in the ghost ship fire trial today. derick harr harris. if the ordinance passes, bags will cost 25 cents instead of 10 cents. 50 years ago today the "apollo 11" moon mission blasted into space and four days later the very first person landed on the moon. >> yay. >> he's our resident space

cadet. >> or want-to-be space cadet. >> good morning, america. the house will vote today on a resolution to condemn president trump's racist comments directed at members of congress. the four american congresswomen targeted by the president's racist twitter storm told to go back to their countries now firing back. >> this is the agenda of white nationalists. >> president trump digs in. >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. >> as democrats in congress gear up for a vote to condemn the statements. summer soaker and scorcher. the new flooding alert as barry moves northeast and the major heat wave on the way. temperatures nearing 100 degrees from kansas city to chicago and philly. concert chaos. 10,000 concertgoers fleeing the flames as this major forest fire closes in on one of the bigg