5:00 a.m. good morning on this tuesday, july 23rd. i'm natasha zouves vez. >> i'm kumar si aaron, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at what we can expect today. >> good morning, kumasi, good morning everybody. a live look at live doppler 7. clouds in mod des stow, showers falling apart. that's how close the monsoon

moisture is getting to us. look at the lack of cloud cover. fog and visibility is not as low as it was yesterday along the coast. look at this from the exploratorium camera and the lack of clouds as we look towards san francisco. starting off a little more in the way of stars. temperatures about the same as yesterday. mid 50s to low 60s by 7:00. the entire day is going to be a lot like yesterday with 60 at the coast, 80 around the bay and 90s inland by 4:00. this is mild compared to tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. the bay bridge toll plaza starting to fill in. we don't have any incidents reported on the bridge, just looking like we're getting busy in all the lanes that are cash and fast track. car pool lanes are cruising through. quick collect of drive times. only one in the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to dublin coming in at 47 minutes. 15 minutes southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard.

also in the green, northbound 85 between highway 101 and cupertino. a rollover crash delayed drivers in san jose overnight. firefighters needed to cut the roof off a mazda to free the driver. it overturned on southbound 85 near lee avenue. no word on how badly the driver was hurt. some drivers began turning around on the freeway because all southbound lanes were closed for about an hour. the highway patrol is working to find out what caused this crash. building a better bay area means making changes to solve a commuter challenge. that's what caltrain is doing. >> it's unveiling its vision for the future including faster service and fur stops for riders. abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield with more on what caltrain is working on and how much it will cost. >> reporter: good morning. very major. think of this. can you imagine caltrain being like b.a.r.t., that's the plan, to increase service so much that

caltrain is like b.a.r.t. service. here is the big number they're shooting for. every day caltrain carries 65,000 passengers. this plan ais to nearly triple that and provide service to 180,000 during peak hours. instead of five trains every hour, you would see eight. that would be during the peak times. this won't be cheap. caltrains estimates it would need an extra $90 million in subsidies. one thing they're talking about is increasing the sales tax in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara county. you have to weigh that. would you want to pay more in sales tax for this? this is the first time we've heard of this plan. they tc me over the next few months. planners say improving caltrain will be essential as this region continues to grow. live in millbrae, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. safety on the tracks is another big challenge facing caltrain. two people are dead in separate

accidents involving trains. one hit a person trespassing on caltrain tracks in mountain view about 8:00 last night. another person on the tracks was hit in burlingame three hours earlier. here is video from the citizen app, a person who was on the scene there. trains were delayed up to an hour and a half. nine people have died in incidents involving caltrain just this year. the daily post reports ten caltrain deaths last year. only on 7, we're seeing video of a deadly tragedy unfoaling. a tesla ran a red light and a man died after being hit by the speeding car. a dash cam caught the tesla running that light. you can see one of the victims in the last minute kelly dean throwing her arm across her husband dean. the froze know county couple came to san francisco to celebrate their wetting anniversary. that deadly crash happened in

san francisco's high injury network. you can see all the red lines indicating that on the map. the dangerous areas mostly concentrated in the downtown, soma and tenderloin neighborhoods. vision zero is the city's initiative to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024. leaders say more than seven deadly incidents happen on just 12% of city streets. boris johnson celebrating victory. the brexit hard liner will become the urktsk's next prime minister. he won an election against jeremy hunt to lead the conservative party. he will officially replace theresa may as prime minister tomorrow. they announced last month she will resign. as part of building a better bay area, we're looking at ways our communities are working do keep us safe, especially during a disaster like a wildfire. we have more about a special workshop in santa rosa aimed at building a fire protection plan.

>> reporter: it's a new effort to make sure devastation like this doesn't happen again. >> this is the first of three community meetings we'll be holding. >> the city of santa rosa held this meeting, wood chipping programs to reduce fuel. it's something kate stein who lives in santa rosa says she hopes happen. >> i hike every weekend in adele state park. the north side of that park, the part that did not burn is at a high risk level. it really needs to have some prescribed burn to reduce the fuel level. >> reporter: laura who lovett her home in the tubbs fire has this proposal. >> i'd like the city council to pass a law about vegetation management, that people that own property don't just have to cut the weeds down, they have to cut everything down that's flammable. >> and you're fined if you don't do it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: if you can't come to the meetings, there's still a way you can contribute online.

the city is asking people to fill out this sur ray with questions about areas you think are the highest fire risk. the city says they've been denied money for fire prevention programs. >> all those priorities go into helping us put together grants. those grants are where we'll seek assistance from fema, the federal government, to help support and monetarily fund some of those ideas and concepts. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. some new numbers, the california housing market is apparently weak. the state lake layive office, according to the sacramento bee the report says fewer than 26,000 homes were sold in may. that is lower than 28,000 sold in june of last year and way below the historical average of

more than 31,000 home sales per month. despite those falling numbers, andists say we're not necessarily headed towards recession. they say sales have stabilized in recent months. san francisco's transportation authority will vote on plans to charge tolls for driving along the crooked portion of lombard street between 9:00 in the morning and 9:00 at night. that study also suggests higher tolls during the busiest times and even a reservation system. now, if those plans get approved, it would still take more steps before tolls on lombard street actually become a reality. let's take a look at what's going on, watching the monsoon moisture. it's staying south of us right now. that means at night we're still cooling off nicely. we've got mid to upper 50s along the east bayshore to 60 in union city. 61 in orinda. east bay valleys low to upper 60s there.

61 at san jose, 63 in mountain view, 57 in san francisco, 51 right now in santa rosa. we already have microclimates this morning. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. there's fog lurking the the west. that west wind at 12 will draw it in as we head through the morning commute. expect conditions to change over the golden gate bridge this morning. find shade if you're out and about to keep you cool. beaches, not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. small craft advisory. let's talk about that. here it is, from about 3:00 to 10:00, same areas as yesterday. winds will be just a touch faster, especially across the benicia and carquinez bridge. still 85 at 7:00. peninsula in the 60s through 9:00. from 11:00 on, mid to upper 70s through 6:00, 72 at 7:00. our last stop will be the south bay where we jump from 64 and sunshine to mid 80s from noon all the way through the evening

commute. speaking of the commute, here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. off to a nice start here this morning. just one issue in the east bay. trying to sort out what type of debris this is. sounds like it may be two-by-fours or wooden beams in the roadway. i believe they have flat tires or at least damage done to their vehicles and they're off on the shoulder, and at least one of those lanes is blocked in the area. that's southbound 680 near sycamore valley road. chp is en route. so hopefully they'll get that cleared shortly. a quick check of mass transit, 18 b.a.r.t. trains in service, ace 1 and 3 on time so far. normal service, no daelies san francisco bay ferry. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> would you rent a drinking cup to save the environment? on the run from the law.

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sausa4 donut holes. for just a dollar. dang!! try my 2 for $4 breakfast biscuits and add 4 donut holes for just a buck. only at jack in the box. if you're just joining us, here is the seven things to know this morning. number one, the dash cam video showing the moments a tesla sped through a red light and hit a husband and wife in san francisco. the crash killed the husband. a rally will take place at san francisco city hall urging officials to do more about traffic safety. number two, a wildfire has

forced people to evacuate from their homes in napa county. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. flames burned 55 acres near lake berryessa. cal fire say it's 60% contained. caltrain unveiling its plan pour the next 20 years including faster service and fewer stops for riders. it won't be cheap. caltrain estimating it would need an extra $90 million in subsidies a year. number four, boris johnson won the election to lead britain's conservative party, therefore, he will become the uk's next prime minister, replacing theresa may starting tomorrow. number five, weather. 66 in walnut creek. that's about as comfortable as it will get today. concord mirrors your temperature, 95, well above average. if you want to go to places where the temperature is average, san francisco and the peninsula. the rest of us warm and hot. number six, the commute looking very average. nice and light at golden gate bridge. looks like zipper trucks have been through. you've got more room on the southbound side.

no major delays on the board so far this morning. number seven, facebook contacting parents after a problem with its messaging app for children. the menlo park-based company says a technical error allowed thousands of kids to join group chats by people not approved by their parents. an effort under way to create competition for pg&e. the move would allow other companies to provide electricity and natural gas services. the division bases its request on what it calls a pattern of safety failures and rule violations by pg&e. berkeley wants to become the first city in the country to eliminate most if not all paper and plastic waste that comes from food and beverage containers. abc 7 news laura anthony has the details about a flu pilot

program launching later this summer. >> reporter: just like that morning cup of coffee, the city of berkeley wants reusable cups to become a regular thing. if recyclable is good, reusable is better. >> your recyclable cup is a great step in the right direction. but what we want to go towards is complete reusables. >> all part of berkeley's single use litter reduction ordinance, getting people to use fewer food and drink containers. >> one of the things we're finding is the more options you have, the more results you get. some people, for example, if you're in a dorm room don't have facilities for washing a cup every day. >> the berkeley pilot will utilize stainless steel reusable cups produced by a colorado company called vessel. the loaner is free. it needs to be returned to a vessel kiosk in five days. >> we're hlgt department

certified, we wash and sanitize everything and even distribute it in health department food grade certified containers. >> reporter: so starting here, you will have a choice, either a compostable cup like this one or one thats bring my own cup, rs but i got a cup here today. >> do you worry about some of your customers being turned off by it? >> i don't think so because we're in berkeley and i've been here for 30 years. i feel like we know the customers pretty well. i think everyone is pretty at tuned to environmental issues. >> reporter: in berkeley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> it makes sense. being late for work will not get you out of a speeding ticket in pittsburgh apparently. police say they clocked a driver cruising on a city street at 103 miles per hour where the speed limit is 45. officers calling him a super speeder. they say his excuse was that he was late for work.

well, he ended up being really late because they straid straight up towed his car. a dinosaur in britain. all right. tried to out run the law. police in plymouth, they had a sense of humor. you can hear them laughing in the background. this is a really unusual encounter they had saturday night. they didn't say why the dino was arrested. we're pretty sure they caught up with the tiny armed t rex. >> these little t rexs have been around for a while. i love the way they run. look how winded he is. he's like i'm so tired. i'm so tired. >> got a little giddy up in that costume. >> will the handcuffs fit around his t

>> 57 degrees in downtown san francisco. looking from the exploratorium back towards the salesforce tower. now the clouds are starting to roll across. they're late arriving and quick to go back to the coast. that will lead us to similar temperatures to yesterday. good news. our hottest afternoons near 100 degrees. that's not the good news. let me finish the sentence before you jump on me, cool to 3450i8d nights will follow those high temperatures in the hundreds, 50s and 60s. look at the high pressure. look how much moisture the monsoon is transporting into so cal and up into the mountains. it's pumping the heat towards s us. right now it looks like we'll miss out on most of the humidity. temperatures this afternoon will feel exactly like this. we don't have to talk about heat indices because we don't have the high humidity. when it says 90, that's what it feels like in morgan hill and 86 in san francisco. 82 in los altos. down to 72 in millbrae.

low to mid 60s, not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. sausalito 72. it will be a little breezy along the north bay coast with mid 60s there. 20 to 25 degrees warmer with mid 80s to near 90 degrees. we'll have mid 70s to mid 80s. quite a spread from hercules to richmond in 72. 86 in fremont. the hot spots be the mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look ot our three hottest days, highs near 100 inland tomorrow and over the weekend. alexis? >> thank you, mike. we've got one new issue in the south bay. it's not major. we have an off-ramp blocked, disabled truck southbound 680 connector to hostetter road. the mainline is looking good. of course, that's an area that doesn't really fill in until later in the morning. as of a moment ago when we walked up, we did not have the

bay bridge metering liro5:20. they could be on - they will be in the next few minutes. car pool lanes are looking good. a quick check of drive times, southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes. eight minutes if you continue on to westbound 24, walnut creek to highway 13. westbound 580 tracy to dublin now in the red at 54 minutes. in today's "gma first look," the stunning highway rescue caught on camera. we first showed it to you yesterday on abc 7 mornings. >> good samaritans rushed to free a driver after his truck flipped over and trapped him on the highway. >> in this morning's "gma first look," an incredible story of survival and heroism. >> i knew right away, okay, something bad is going to happen to me. >> take a look at this jaw dropping video out of oak brook, illinois. this morning, that lucky driver is telling his story to gma.

>> everything happened in three, four, five seconds, everything. the whole swerving and then flipping over. >> a number of good samaritans stopped to help, racing to the turned-over vehicle, all working together to free the trapped driver. the crowd of commuters joined forces pushing the pickup onto the passenger side. >> at that point i knew we had to get the windshield and try to cut the seat brelt. >> coming up a at 7:00 a.m., his message of gratitude to the heroes who saved his life. concord native tom hanks is in a new movie. the tv legend we'll be portraying that millions of kids grew up with. a swimmer is making his way through the great pacific garbage patch. why he says it won't be as easy to clean up as people think. 5:22 in the morning. thanks for being with us.

don't try to be tougher than your body is. if you're outside, take breaks often. the shade can feel 15 to 20 degrees cooler than being in the sunlight. wear the lightweight clothing, even light-colored clothing. don't leave kids or pegts inside cars. we lose at least 38 kids a year to vehicular heat stroke. >> thanks, mike. a french swimmer is nearly halfway through his journey through the great pacific garbage patch. he left hawaii last month and he and his crew reached the center of the patch. they say they've witnessed how it's changing the ecosystem, but there are misconceptions. >> a lot of people think it's a big floating island of plastic and it will be easy to come and get it out. that's not what it is. we see, of course, more big

debris around, but the sprob with the density of micro plastic that we find. >> he says one day they collected 3,000 pieces of micro plastic in 30 minutes. the team hopes to reach san francisco by late august. we know tom hanks has strong ties to oakland. he's played memorable characters in his distinguished career, but few like the one he'll play in his next movie. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ would y ♪ would you be mine >> you love broken people like me. >> sometimes we have to ask for help, and that's okay. >> don't you just want a hug from tom hanks as mr. rogers. even that song puts you in a

better mood. yes, put on your cardigan, take off your shoes. sony pictures released the first trailer for the movie. i've already seen it twice. it will focus on rogers' relationship with a journalist and how the man's life changes after they meet. the internet living for this and so am i, if anyone were to i, it this. >> did you see the documentary that came out? i've never cried so much. >> what a remarkable human being. his persistent kindness and goodness lives on. we love mr. rogers and tom hanks. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the deal that will keep a popular comedy club at its long-time home in san francisco. a community is calling for change after a deadly crash involving a tessly in the heart of the tenderloin. i'm jobina fortson live in san francisco this morning with an exclusive look at the moments leading up to that crash.

also, the bay area city that's seen the biggest jump in its homeless

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now at 5:30, exclusive new video of this deadly tesla crash in san francisco. some people now demanding the city declare a pedestrian state of emergency. gunfire forces the closure of a busy east bay freeway. two people taken to the hospital. firefighters gaining the upper hand on this wildfire in napa county. good morning, thank you for joining us on this tuesday, july 23rd. i'm natasha zouves, reggie is still out. >> i'm kumasi aaron. >> thought you could get away with one day, did you? >> i know. brought her right back in.

>> nice to have you back, noise to see all of you, also. hopefully you liked yesterday's weather. we'll do it again before it gets hotter tomorrow. a little difference when you step outside. the cloud cover at the coast is late. it's pushing across the bay late. it's going to go back to the coast even quicker today. you can see it from the east bay hills camera. starting to make its march across san francisco. look for increasing clouds especially along the golden gate bridge and the peninsula this morning, also petaluma. near 60 at the coast. not as much sunshine as yesterday. 74 to 82, total sunshine around the bay and inland. as for the lunch, 80 to 92 at 4:00. for your dinner, 72 to 79. that's a lot more comfortable this afternoon. alexis? >> still looking okay for the morning commute. southbound 680 through the walnut creek stretch, not seeing any significant issues. slowly filling in north of highway 24. that's looking great. flipping over to the traffic maps to the danville area, looks

like this issue is wrapping up, southbound 680 near sycamore valley road. some type of wood debris in the roadway that at least a couple vehicles hit and had their vehicles damaged. looks like chp is clearing from the scene right now. so i'm going to assume that means the debris is clear and we don't have anymore vehicles getting flat tires this morning. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. only on 7 we're getting a look at the moments that led up to that deadly tesla crash in san francisco on sunday. >> abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live at san francisco police headquarters with the exclusive video and more on a rally planned today calling for safer streets. jobina. >> reporter: good morning. investigators believe that tesla was traveling between 45 and 50 miles per hour, that's well above the posted speed limit at 25 to 30 miles per hour. and the video, watching that dash cam video leading up to the moments before the crash, it's devastating to look at. you can tell the wife noticed the vehicle coming at them

first. she tried to block her husband. you can see her arms move in front of him then. the husband is identified as 39-year-old benjamin dean who died at the scene. his wife kelly was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. the crash happened in the tenderloin in supervisor matt hanie's district. this maps shows the high injury network. those are the red lines right in the tenderloin. walk san francisco is a pedestrian advocacy organization that has planned a rally for this morning at 9:00 at city hall to call for new policies to make streets safer and slow down drivers. >> street design changes and re-engineering to really impact how people are driving in our city. >> reporter: the driver of the rented tesla is vallejo.

she booked for involuntary vehicular manslaughter. live from sfpp headquarters, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. well, in the north bay some people in napa county remain evacuated from their homes because of a wildfire. the canyon fire started near lake berryessa after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. cal fire reports it's burned 55 acres so far. it's 60% contained. the evacuations are taking place along the south side of highway 128. that road is closed between markly cove. a freeway shooting in oakland left at least one driver wounded. you can see what appears to be a bullet hole in an suv. yhp shut down the freeway so officers good look for evidence. both the driver and passenger in the suv went to the hospital. chp doesn't have a description

except he's a man in his 30s to 40s and he wasolored sedan. all eyes will be on special counsel robert mueller tomorrow when he testifies before the house judiciary and intelligence committees. this morning we're learning mueller will bring a prepared statement. he's expected to testify for at least five hours. the department of justice sent a letter advising mueller not to go beyond that redacted report. yesterday president trump went back and forth on whether he'll watch the testimony. >> no, i'm not going to be watching, probably. maybe i'll see a little of it. i'm not going to be watching mueller because he can't take all those bites out of the apple. >> late last night the president tweeted saying he completely read the mueller report and it was a waste of taxpayer dollars. abc news will have a special report on the mueller testimony. it's set to start at 5:30 tomorrow morning. oakland's homeless rate surged by 47% during the past

two years, the biggest jump of any california city. right now 940 people are homeless for every 100,000 people living in oakland. that's a higher per capita rate than san francisco and berkeley. the chronicle also reports officials counted oakland's homeless population in january and found more than 4,000 people, including more than 3,200 living outside or inside cars. happening today, san mateo county will consider paying employees more money to get out of their cars. county supervisors want to expand the program that pays employees who car pool and take public transit so there are fewer cars on the road. right now employees are paid $75 to take public transit. a new proposal would pay them $150 a month. the total cost for all that, $3.1 million a year. happening now, phase one of the new terminal one at san francisco international airport is officially open. this is a live look at sfo. the terminal is beiedo nohaey t first

openly gay politician elected in california. nine gates of the new terminal are open this morning. the fully renovated terminal will have a total of 25 gates. it's expected to be complete in 2023. a car hits a tree and catches fire in the east bay. the incredible video shows the moment an officer pulls a man from a burning car. thieves go on a car break-in spree at a popular tourist spot. the one common sense things police say drivers must do nowadays. a look outside. it's beautiful. >> absolutely. mike, we're blessed to live here, regardless of the weather. >> yes. we have everything you want. if you want to stay in the city, it will be like 67 today. if you want to come out to the east bay or the south bay and north bay, in the 80s and 90s. we've got about everything you want. here is a look at this morning, mid 50s along the coast and we've got upper 50s for the peninsula side -- i should say

the bay side of the peninsula. 60 in fremont, los gatos 69, followed by antioch at 67. 55 in san rafael. san diego, 51 degrees. need a coat this afternoon. 89 this afternoon. won't need the coat then. the clouds are making a late push. driving today, watch out for the foggy spots. mass transit cool to hot, breezy in the northern part of the bay, carquinez and also the benicia bridge, a crosswind for the evening commute. north bay, 54 at 7:00 and total sunshine. low to mid 80s this afternoon. east bay, we'll see the sun break free of the clouds. hanging out in the upper 70s. check out san francisco, not quite as sunny as it was yesterday, especially along the coast. we'll hang out with low 60s there. we'll punch into the mid 60s as we get closer to the coast.

>> our hottest days still ahead in the seven-day forecast. alexis, how is the commute going? >> doing okay so morprlems. two of our typical slow spots are definitely heavy at this point. taking you out to the tracy commute, westbound 205 to 580, 11 miles an hour, basically for that entire stretch. that's several miles, about seven, eight miles of heavy slow down and nothing blocking. that's just the norm unfortunately. bay bridge toll plaza, they actually just said they turned the metering lights on at 5:36. i kind of feel like they might have been on before that. definitely a backup before that. cash and fastrak lanes, you're backed up into the maze. a quick check of drive times. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. 51 minutes southbound 101

this time of the year we can always use some rain. more than likely, it's not reaching the ground. just making it very humid in so cal and in the mountains where the threat of thunderstorms will continue. thursday through sunday, dangerous heat in the san joaquin valley. with the monsoon moisture, it will feel like 110. look at the temperature today in fles know, 104, 106 in palm springs.

san diego to l.a., 80 to 90. 67 to monterey. eureka a comfortable 65. low to upper 80s in the high country. we'll be in the low 80s with a threat of thunderstorms friday in tahoe, but mid to upper 80s for saturday and sunday. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. we're learning more about a dramatic rescue in fremont. a police officer braved flames to rescue a driver from his burning vehicle. an eyewitness shot video of an suv catching after it hit the tree, the tree also impaled the vehicle. police officer jason trzewieczynski tried to fight the flames, but as the fire kept burning, he decided to pull the driver from the inferno. >> once i got ahold of his hand, i was able to drag him over the seat, through three rose and wst the back. >> minutes after this guy was

resc rescue, the car was fully engulfed in flames. >> police are investigating as a possible dui but the driver has not been arrested. help is on the way for people living in rvs in the east bay. the city looking for city-owned land for them to park. the city council is asking the city manager to identify possible locations. berkeley is developing a grace period for rv dwellers who meet certain criteria. they'll be able to park on city-owned lots for three months and have access to sanitation services. as part of our better effort to build a better bay area, many of us noticed the increase in car break-ins in san francisco. crews often target cars at city landmarks. thieves recently stole four backpacks from a family.

>> when an 8 or 9-year-old moves, what are the things she brings with her? it's her stuffed animals, a couple books that she loves, her diary. >> they know what they're doing, and they come and in and out in ten, 15 seconds. >> we all know the advice, right? but our camera found purses and bags left in plain sight inside people's cars despite plenty of signs warning people to hide their belongings. you've got to do it. also the advice, it's not enough anymore when you get to the location to take your purse and get it in the trunk because they're already watching. before you get there, put it in the trunk and make sure nothing is in sight. a company making a big investment in education. >> sales force is donating $50 million to two school districts. $35 million to teacher recruitment and development as well as math and computer science in san francisco public schools. $15 million is designated for

math and computer science programs in oakland. >> appreciate sales force putting their money where their mouth is. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hi there, mike. >> let's take a look at what's going on. welcome. let's take the vantage point from mt. tam where it's 70 degrees right now. you can see the clouds starting to make that push. there is why things aren't going to change much today. today we'll have less cloud cover and hotter conditions. earlier sunshine, highs in the holding pattern. limited clouds, best on the coast tonight. because of the limited clouds we get off to a warmer start tomorrow with the extra sunshine. throughout my seven-day forecast, our bay and inland neighborhoods will stay above average. this is the dew point, a measure of how much moisture is in the air and how hard your body has to work to stay cool. when it's in the 50s, it doesn't have to work hard at all. muggy to oppressive dew points,

that's when you start to feel even more tired and more effects from the heat. we're just not going to have dew points that high. temperatures today will feel like 82 in milpitas, 82 in gatos. heading up the peninsula, 72 in millbrae. along the north bay coast, mid 60s. mid to upper 80s through most of the north bay valleys. along the east bayshore mid 70s to mid 80s. inland we'll have mid 90s to upper 90s. we'll fall back into the mid 50s and 60s. even though temperatures will get a little hotter away from the coast. taking a look at the commute this morning. don't have details yet but we're hearing we have a hit-and-run collision, sounds minor, no injuries, westbound 80 on the fremont off-ramp as you get into san francisco. not seeing any major delays on the mainline. i'll keep an eye on that especially if we're getting more

information in from chp. in the south bay, southbound 680 off-ramp to whose stetter is back open. we had a disabled truck fully blocking that. mass transit looking good. 36 b.a.r.t. trains in service, no delays. a.c.e. 1 and 3 on time, no delays for ac transit. menlo park facebook says it's taking action to fix its messaging app with kids. a technical error allowed thousands of children to join group chats with people not approved by their parents. the app is designed for chish under 13. facebook says it turned off the effective chat and notified parents about the glitch. the company is looking into how the error happened. the fda taking a major step to push back on the vaping pidemic. smoking e-cigarettes. now the fda is launching a new series of announcements to explain the danger in a way kids will understand. the goal is to reach more than

10 million at-risk youth. abc's jennifer ashton is talking about it on "good morning america" including tips for parents. >> we're not talking about adults using e sigs here. talking about kids, teens, young adults with developing brains. statistics are telling us that as many as one in five high school kids have used an e sig in the last month. these are what sort of the cartridges look like. they almost look like flash drives. if you're a parent, ask, listen to the answer, observe your child's behavior and don't be in denial. >> dr. ashton says just like traditional cigarettes, e sigs contain nicotine which is addictive. new numbers reveal admission rate to uc schools, good news if you have a kid applying. macy's doing damage control this morning over plates. some people say the message on them is tasteless. there are apps for networking and dating, so why not an app for friendship.

the site where you can earn money for being a friend. >> leaving you with a live look outside. beautiful sun coming up. is this mt. tam or east bay hills, mike? >> mt. tam. >> thanks for helping me out. we'll be right back. do you really understand how new car financing works? i'm michael finney and is a "7 on your side" quick tip. when you go into a dealership and buy a car and finance through that dealership, often the money deal isn't completely worked out. you drive off the lot, generally will never hear a thing. the dealership has ten days to get the money deal worked out. if they can't, they are allowed to call you up and ask you to bring the car back, and by law you do have to bring the car back. but, you don't have to pay for the miles you drove and you get your trade-in back and you get all the money that you gave the dealership. some dealerships will try to trick you. they'll say the problem is because of something you did and that you have to give them a larger down payment or perhaps have to pay a higher interest

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the punch line comedy club will remain where it's been for decades after being granted legacy business status. they faced eviction earlier this year with the lease about to expire. now "the examiner" reports the city declared the club a legacy business. that gives landlords a financial incentive to sign ten-year leases which businesses that existed for at least 30 years. the punch line is subletting from google. first responders say a new communication system they'll be deplaying a game-changer in

dealing with disasters. the santa clara county is getting $4 million for a mobile operating satellite emergency system or moses for short. it can provide cell service and wi-fi to customers and specifically designed to work during emergencies. >> having that communication equipment translates to save lives. >> santa clara county fire will be the first department in the state with moses. it expects to have two units by the end of the year. macy's is pulling a line of plates that advocated for smaller portion sizes. >> take a look. do you see the different messages here. it says a portion for skinny jeans, favorite jeans and for mom jeans. a lot of people really upset about this on twitter. some people calling it fat shaming. other people saying that it may support eating disorders. even the actor and activist jamil got in on this.

macy's saying it missed the market on the product. the plates will be removed from stores. i don't get it. all right. let's take a look. those of you that didn't give up on the giants, you're being rewarded. they won game last night. two games out of the wildcard. they're the hottest team in major league baseball. a's not playing bad either. 65 for first pitch. let's look at the next couple of days. what really sticks out is how we near 100 in the north bay and east bay, mid 90s in the south bay. 60s and 70s around the bay. a little warmer in san francisco tomorrow, 70. notice by thursday, we start to cool off in oakland. still holding on to the heat inland. by friday, we're in the mid 60s to san francisco. temperatures closer to average while the rest of us in the 80s gs warrhis weekend. we shod

lookin nt-and-run near brokaw, just north of where this camera is. sounds like the vehicle is not drivable and it is inroy, altho which lane. chp on the way to check it out. not slowing you down yet as you can see from this camera. looks like traffic is cruising through that stretch. i'll keep an eye on it. that could change. just changing in the last couple minutes, east bay 580 between state route 13 and macarthur, we had various lanes closed until 6:00. looks like we've picked up the cone. that's wrapped it from the red to the yellow. the bay bridge metering lights on later than average, 5:36 the official time. thank you. what is the cost of friendship. according to rent a friend.com it's about 25 bucks an hour. this year marks ten years since the service first launched. nickie souza in las vegas joined

rent a friend in 2013 to make extra cash. she said she's been on dozens of adventures with strangers. >> you feel like a private tour guide. you meet with people and say, let me show you my city, the cool things i love to do. >> they say rent a friend is not a dating site, strictly platonic. the site does not run background checks. to stay safe, friends should meet in publix, have their own form of transportation and be up front for what they're doing tgether. >> i'm all for side hustles. be safe, people. new at 6:00, business at malls may be slowing down. some companies are calling on you to impulse buy at one specific place. also -- >> reporter: would you be willing to pay more in

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tuesday, july 23rd. we have a special guest today. >> kumasi is here. you're neve than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike, what's going on today? >> a lot like yesterday, kumasi. good morning to you, good morning natasha. hi everybody. as you look over in the central valley, there's thunderstorms. that's how close the monsoon moisture is getting towards us. for us, the marine layer is going to be the big player in our forecast or not the big player. fog pushing into petaluma. fog moving across the golden gate bridge. you can see it starting to swallow san francisco as it makes a late push off towards the east. when you head outside, feels the same as yesterday. mid 50s to mid 60s at 7:00. less sunshine, low 60s today. pretty much everywhere else, 73 to 82 bay and inland at lunch. 80 to 92