♪ right now at 6:00, two more communities in mourning after gunmen opened fire in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio over the weekend. hundreds gathering to remember those who were lost. >> this is where i hang out with my friends. it could have been my friends, it could have been me and my family. >> in a span of 13 hours, 29 people killed more than 50 years. amid the grief, calls for tougher gun laws. take a look now at the front page of the "new york post." this headline catching a lot of people's eyes this morning. president trump, america is scared and we need bold action. it's time to ban weapons of war. the president is promising the address the nation about the violence just one hour from now. good morning on this monday, august 5th. we'll go live to el paso,

texas in just a moment. first we want to get you up to date on your weather and traffic conditions as you start your day. you can see the cloud cover. look at the brighter, whiter clouds showing up on the overlay on live doppler 7. this is going to make an absolutely gorgeous sunrise. i have a time lapse running on it to capture it. you have to be up on mt. tam to see it. notice the cloud deck below that. most of us will wake up to gray conditions with spotty drizzle. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s through 7:00. 60s and 70s at noon. pretty mild there. 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s around our bay and inland neighborhoods. close to average at 4:00, high clouds dimming the sunshine and 60s and 70s at 7:00. enjoy the monday. how about a guest traffic anchor today? it's jobina. >> ta da! good morning everyone. lap pi monday. we are following a sig al left

lertd in the east bay. this is bit noou news because we have an rv versus a car. the rv is flipped over, spraud across all the lanes there. that's east bay 580 before seminary. all of those lanes are closed. caltrans has been called out to clean this scene there. it's going to take a while. expect this to be backed up for quite a while. now i want to take you to the drive times here. we can see the bay bridge, we've got 15-minute slowdown there. highway 4 to the maze, 20 minutes, and san francisco to sfo ten minutes. so not too bad. if you want to see the bay bridge backup for yourself, bam, there it is. it's looking pretty heavy over there. guys? >> thanks jobina. a lot of us still in shock this morning after those two mass shootings over the weekend. 29 people killed. more than 50 hurt just hours apart. the most recent in dayton, ohio, where the shooter murdered his own sister and eight other people. >> a shooting in el paso, texas where a gunman killed 20 people at a busy walmart.

we have team coverage this morning starting with abc 7 news reporter megan tevrizian. >> reporter: yes reggie and kumasi. this morning we're learning more about the victims. they include a grandmother who raised seven children. a father and mother who were killed while protecting their 2-month-old son and an army veteran who was a long-time bus driver here in el paso. ♪ >> reporter: today two cities in mourning. overnight hundreds in el paso gathering in prayer. in dayton, a community coming together to honor the victims. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: the horror starting saturday morning in el paso. officials say 21-year-old patrick crusius opened fire at a packed walmart killing 20 people and injuring more than two dozen others in the deadliest mass shooting of this year. jda and andre anchondo. >> i think the father tried to

shield him, tried to shield her and she shielded him. there's no way he would have let anything happen to that child. i know he was right there as well. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the moments after crusius was taken into custody. he's charged with murder. federal authorities say more charges could be coming including hate crimes and domestic terrorism. only 13 hours after el paso, another massacre, this one in dayton, ohio when 24-year-old connor betts is accused of opening fire in the downtown district killing nine people including his sister and injuring 27 others. surveillance video shows people running for their lives and police engaging the suspect. authorities say the gunman was shot down in 30 seconds. the president weighing in on the back-to-back tragedies. >> these are two incredible places. we love the people. >> reporter: the grandparents of

the el paso shooter speaking through a neighbor saying they are devastated and they're praying for the victims. until very recently that shooter was living at his grandparents' home but moved out six weeks ago. megan tevrizian, abc 7 news. in dayton, information about the shooting victims is emerging slowly this morning. hundreds of people remembered them at a vigil in the community. this was last night. they were horrified by what they saw. others were relieved to know a loved one was safe. >> how was she not here last night? she was supposed to come. i truly believe -- i found three dimes this morning, and i just feel like they were watching over her. >> this woman discovered her daughter was not in the line of fire when 911 calls started coming in just after 1:00 yesterday. president trump ordered flags to fly at half staff at the white house and all federal

government buildings through thursday. the search for a motive in one of this weekend's shootings may involve a bay area company. the suspected gunman of the el paso shooting may have been inspired by a website known as 8 clete chan. >> now a website security company in san francisco cutting thais with 8 clete chan. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is live outside cloudflare's headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning, guys. cloudflare offers millions of website and cyber security protections against hackers. at midnight the cyber security company cut access to 8chan. chief executive matthew prince says the el paso shooter appears to have been inspired by discussions on 8chan where white supremacists have glorified previous massacres. prince writes that 8chan has repeatedly proven itself to be, quote, a cesspool of hate. prince says even if 8chan may not have violated the letter of

the law in refusing to moderate their hate-filled community, they've created an environment that revels in violating its spirit. cloudflare has been condemned in the past for providing technical support to online hate groups citing free speech. in this case they say the rationale is simple. 8han has proven to be lawless and it's resulted in death. they add they'll be working with governments around the world on tougher rules to regulate online content. live anser hassan, abc 7 news. people impacted by the deadly gilroy garlic shooting are ae acting to the two mass shootings from this weekend. a birthday party was held in san jose for keyla salazar. she would have turned 14 years old on sunday. the 25-year-old man from new york and a 6-year-old boy from san jose were also killed. those affected are calling the

deaths here and elsewhere senseless. >> every day we're seeing another shooting. we're wondering what's happening with the world. we feel like we're not safe anywhere. >> it keeps coming and coming. we're going to stay strong. at the family assistance center at rutger elementary in gilroy, officials report more than 500 people have sought help to deal with psychological trauma. we have information on how to donate to the victims in el paso and dayton on our website, abc7news.com. still ahead, a heads up for drivers in san francisco. the big crackdown to improve safety for everyone. >> he's okay, but a frightening accident for this young boy in china. ooh. i don't want to watch it anymore. >> i felt so bad, the parents, too. they must have been panicked. >> at least he's okay. >> you can see him falling through this manhole. why was it even -- we'll have the details. >> that's kind of disturbing. can't wait to hear about the details on how that happened.

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thought we'd take you out to the glolden gate bridge, give yu an idea of what's going on. mist and drizzle and stiff sea breeze of 15 miles per hour. it's going to get faster north of the bay bridge through the delta. we'll have the beaches cool and breezy and seasonal warmth if you're going to be outside today. east bay, low clouds through 9:00, possibly up to 11:00. a few lingering low clouds and mid 70s. our 12-hour planner for the north bay, low clouds, a little fog through about 9:00 and high clouds and sunshine and we'll reach the low 80s. a few mid 80s the farther north you go. san francisco, low clouds and no sunshine through 9:00. we'll start to break a little sunshine through 11:00. only warm us to the low to mid 60s this afternoon. let's get over to jobina and find out what's going on with the commute. good morning everybody. the big thing we're following right now is the sig alert in the east bay. this is 580 eastbound in oakland, rv versus a car.

the rv flipped over. the top part completely shattered. caltrans has been called out to help clean things up. the shattered debris is all over the lanes. all lanes are closed there which is why you see the purple line. there's a tow truck out there trying to sit the rv upright. you can expect a lot of delays over there. if we check out our mass transit situation, no delays. you see that green. green is good for b.a.r.t., a.c.e. and the ferry as well. if you hop over now to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see things are definitely filled in over there. metering lights came on at 5:13 this morning. just so you know, just slightly beyond the view of our camera there is a stalled vehicle in the westbound lane there. it's not going anywhere any time soon. you can expect delays to get through there. a controversial housing project on the peninsula is about to get another chance. why the city of san bruno could face fines if it doesn't take

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well, but his dad came through, saved his life. he reached down into the hole and pulled him out. he only had a few bruises. why was it broken? that is scary. >> that is really scary. i'm glad he's okay. i don't know if he was looking for the ninja turtles or what. >> trying to go on an adventure. >> dontell low was not in there. a brazilian gang leader got creative during his attempted prison break. desilva tried to escape the rio facility by dressing as his 19-year-old daughter. oh, my. >> police say his plan was to trade places when she came to visit. police released video showing him removing a wig, a mask and a pink shirt. that is a mickey shirt. his daughter is now being investigated as an accomplice. desilva has since been transferred to a maximum security prison. that mask is one of the scariest

things i've ever seen. >> it's a cute outfit, though. it's not? >> i don't think that's official disney merchandise. >> i don't think so either. it looked like doughnuts. it looked cheaper. >> this is the disturbing part. was he going to leave her in jail. >> i'm confused. what's the plan? >> he was just going to walk out. >> in "mission impossible" everyone gets away. >> he should audition for rue paul's next "drag race." it could be "orange with the new black" mixed with "drag race." >> reggie, call the copyright whi while i do the weather. gorgeous sunrise sandwiched between high clouds and low clouds. look at the nice silhouette of

mt. diablo off in the distance. that is absolutely gorgeous. partly sunny today. mostly cloudy, pocci fog and drizzle. we'll be below average for for eyes in the middle part of the week. you can see it bringing up the moisture. moisture so high in the atmosphere it won't feel more humid than normal. temperatures may be a degree or two cooler than yesterday. still a lot of 80s in the south bay until you get to ppt at 79, santa cruz at 73. 80s the exception on the peninsula. that's redwood city. everybody else in the mid to upper 70s. low to mid 60s, breezy along the coast. mainly cloudy today. more sunshine on the bay side. downtown, south san francisco, mid to upper 60s. your north bay beaches, pretty breezy. sunshine poking through the clouds and mid 60s. san rafael closer to the water, a little cooler. 70s there. notice the 80s build through the north bay and 90s when you get

up into the north bay. 70 in richmond, 70 in berkeley. east bay valleys still pretty warm. upper 80s to mid 90s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, you can see the tapering of temperatures for thursday and friday. below average away from the coast and then summer returns by sunday. here is jobina. >> all right. thank you, mike. this is video now or a picture of the sig alert i was talking about earlier. this is an rv flipped over on its side. you can see how the top portion has shattered across the lanes. it's an rv versus car situation. the rv flipped over. caltrains has been called out to cleanup. a tow truck called out as well. the tow truck is trying to pull the rv up. it's going to be a difficult situation. you can expect to see delays there. if we now move over to our graphics, you can see specifically where the location is. this is eastbound 580 before seminary. that sig alert happening much

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according to the "san francisco chronicle," state regulators say the city could face state fines and possible lawsuits because the 425-unit project met all zoning and design reviews. the city council is expected to meet in the coming weeks to consider its options. the ferry terminal to alcatraz is getting an upgrade. the san francisco bay and conservation development cou renovate and expand capacity. construction is expected to start as early as the end of next year. expected to las until at least 2023. new at 6:30, caltrain faces a major delay in its plan to go electric. our coverage of the deadly shootings in ohio and texas, up-to-the-minute details and experts weighing in on how to talk to our kids about violence. the questions you can ask this morning. plus the bizarre incident at th

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shootings, two states, dozens of victims. what we're learning about this weekend's violence that took 29 lives and how you can talk to

your kids about the tragedy. plus president trump responds. his message on twitter this morning and when he plans to address the nation about the violence. new this morning, san jose police bust into a construction site after two men scale a construction crane. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is taking another step today toward getting rid of these and nudging you toward these. the story coming up. recharging the super charge, tesla brings back a popular perk for the owners of its newest vehicles. good morning on this monday, august 5th. >> i wouldn't know about that if you two would lend me some money. >> notice it's not for the cheapest model. it's for the more expensive ones. >> funny how that works out. >> if anybody needs an electric vehicle, it's me with my 80-mile commute. let's talk about the weather. i want to show you something. not necessarily this. this is live doppler 7 with low

and high clouds overlaid. the high clouds are the brighter clouds. the lower clouds are darker gray. this is what i want to get you to. monday, it's monday, but this is absolutely gorgeous. look at the texture in in the high clouds. that is something to behold there. let's talk about what's going to happen today. upper 50s to low 60s through 7:00. a little drizzle out there. watch out for that. 60s and 70s, pretty mild at lunch. we'll throw in 80s inland at 4:00 to make it feel like summer. back in the 60s and 70s by 7:00. jobina is here with your traffic report. good morning everybody. first i want to take you to this vehicle, actually really an rv flipped on its side that was going to crash into another car. this is in oakland, east bay 580 there. the rv, the top portion of it completely shattered. spilling over all the lanes there, all four lanes are closed. caltrans has been called out to clean up the mess. they say it's going to take a long time because the tow truck

is trying to get the rv up and on its side. if you zoom into the map, you can see specifically where it is there, and that purple line shows that all the lanes are closed. i want to take you to another crash. this is tracy going into dublin. look at the speeds. 11 miles per hour in some points, 19 miles per hour at the point of the crash. this is westbound 580 through florgt flynn. i know it's monday. bear with the traffic. we're going to make it today. we're learning more about two back-to-back mass shootings that shocked the nation this weekend. >> we'll start in el paso. on saturday 20 people were killed, another 26 hurt. many of the dead and injured are mexican nationals. a suspect was taken into custody alive. the justice department says they are treating this attack as an act of domestic terrorism. early sunday morning in dayton, ohio, a gunman killed nine

people, 27 more were hurt. officers killed that shooter. this morning we're also learning more about both the el paso and dayton gunman. the grandparents released a statement read by a neighbor. >> we are devastated by the events of el paso and pray for the victims of this tragedy. patrick crusius is our grandson. he lived with us in our house in allen, texas, while he attended junior college. >> in dayton, former classmates of shooter connor betts are coming forward. police say there was nothing in his background to prevent him from buying the gun used in the attack. two former classmates said he was suspended after a hit list was found at school. early this morning, we heard from the president. he tweeted this out. we cannot let those killed in el paso and dayton die in vain. he went on to say republicans and democrats should come together to strengthen background checks, although it wasn't specific. he even suggested marrying that

legislation with what he says is desperately needed immigration reform. there are questions whether the president's own words about mexican immigrants actually inspire the shooter. the el paso shooter said, quote, this attack is a response to the hispanic invasion of texas. that mary roars language the president himself used a few months prior. the guy says he felt this way a long time before donald trump got elected president. no politician is to blame for that. >> we need to close these loopholes once and for all. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer is calling on the senate to vote on a bill that would strengthen background checks. the nra is reacting to the two masked shootings saying, quote, the nra is committed to safe and lawful use of firearms by those exercising their second amendment freedoms. we work in good faith to pursue real solutions.

president trump plans to speak about the shootings at 7:00 this morning. abc news will carry the president's remarks in a special report. if you're headed out the door around that time, we'll stream the presidential remarks on abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app. there's a petition on move on.org collecting signatures for what it calls common sense gun control. the petition will be delivered to president trump and congress. so far about 290,000 people signed it. as mat shootings become more common, a psychiatrist talked about what parents can do on "good morning america." >> first of all, limit screen time. ask open-ended questions like, tell me what you know about the shootings, and lastly. think about our role as parents where we're feeling vulnerable ourselves, but it's our duty to create a safe container for our children. by helping them re-establish their safety, we also can re-establish our own. >> she says it's especially

crucial to address the issue as children head back to school in a few weeks. another point she makes is parents should be aware of how they're reacting to the violence. that will set a model for how their kids will respond. violent incidents take an emotional toll on all of us, we have a list on our website, abc7news.com. look for the take action thumbnail to find your ally and get links to professional groups that can help. new this morning, a street is shut down in san jose where two people reportedly climbed on a construction crane. here you can see an officer using this axe trying to get into the construction site. this is happening across the street from san jose city hall. we're told santa clara street at third, fourth and fifth streets all closed down. police are not sure how the two people managed to climb this crane or why. happening today, the beginning of the end for paper tickets on b.a.r.t. starting this morning, a pilot

program begins to force you to pay with a clipper card. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in oak land. amy. were we just learned a little secret. this changeover is coming after the morning commute. so if you're feeling a little sleepy and slow this morning, you're going to get a little bit of a break. but later today, starting later today here at the 19th street station in oakland, they are going to insist that you buy a clipper card instead of a paper ticket. b.a.r.t. wants to eventually switch to only clipper cards because it's the cardiac accepted regionally at different public transportation agencies. b.a.r.t. says it is time for travelers to switch over. we asked how it's going today. it sounds like they're going to ease people in today. >> you can still, and i saw a gentleman this morning, he was buying a pipper ticket. it might have been one of the last ones. as of this evening, we expect all the machines here will be switched over.

we haven't transitioned the ticket machines over. that's going to happen after revenue service. about 9:00, they'll be transitioning our ticket nding machines. wilne, and t at powell street, then berkeley. go ahead and mentally prepare for paper tickets to go away. if you still have some, you can use them, but they want your next purchase to be the clipper card. officials say 86% of riders have already swipd. they want 100% using the clipper cards. today is a big step in that direction. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks, amy. abc 7 i-team reporter dan noyes is getting inside the hotel room where italian police say two bay area teens hid a knife they used to kill a police officer. details on the investigation coming up next. we're not starting off well

on wall street. we're down 460 points. it fell sharply as the trade war between the u.s. and china continues. we'll talk about this more when we come back. plus a man throws a shoe box filled with $23,000 in the recycling bin. how he managed to get most of that money back. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. >> hi, guys. welcome to monday. coming up on 6:40. here you go. temperatures about the same as they were yesterday. where does that put us in san francisco, 57 to 58 degrees. other neighborhoods, 58 also in richmond and san leandro and walnut creek and fairfield. 59 at american canyon and petaluma and belmont. 60s around pittsburgh, pleasanton, tracy, palo alto into the south bay. a look from the hayward side on the san mateo bridge, heading over into clouds, possible drizzle on either side. that's starting to let up just a little bit. i'm going to keep it in the

forecast through about 9:00. cool to warm mass transit today and choppy this afternoon north of the bay bridge. small craft advisory. east bay valleys, next 12 hours, mixture of low clouds, high clouds and sunshine through k9d. all high clouds and sunshine, mid to upper 80s this afternoon. peninsula, we have a mixture of clouds and 60s through 9:00. high clouds take over and so do mid to upper 70s for most of the afternoon hours. down in the south bay, pretty much the same thing unfolding there. low clouds and high clouds and siktsz through 9:00. low to mid 80s with sunshine this afternoon. talk about the cooling trend coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. look who is standing next to me. jobina. >> surprise. >> you're doing a great job. thanks for helping out. >> thank you. shout out to tammy. our lovely producer off camera, helping me through all this. >> she's smiling now. >> she's fabulous. let's get you right to it. a little better news when talking about the sig alert. this is in the east bay.

the right lane has opened. so that is good news because all of them have been blocked for some time now. this is east bay 580 before seminary. rv versus car. the rv flipped over. the top part shattered. all that debris spewing all over the lanes there. caltrans has been called out to clean all that up. as we move from tracy to dublin, a crash there 580 before north flynn. look at the speeds, 11 miles per hour, 19 miles per hour. really slow. as we watch our drive times, you can really see the impact there, tracy to dublin, one hour and two minutes. antioch to concord, 26 minutes. one last look here, a live picture of our bay bridge toll plaza camera. you can see it all filling in there. just a heads-up for anyone taking the bridge, when you get on the other side of the tool booth, there's a stalled vehicle. turns out, seems like it was stalled, someone hit it and took off. so now it's turned into a

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abc 7's i-team reporter dan noyes is i italy learning more about the two san francisco suspects accused in the murder of an italian police officer. here you can see him inside the hotel where finn elder and gabriel nat tale hjorth. police say they hid a knife used in the attack in the ceiling, the same type of panelling you can see in the video. the two teens graduated from tam high. lawyers for 19-year-old elder filed a request to have him released from jail in italy citing self-defense. prosecutors say it could take up to a year to decide whether to charge him or not. the i. team's dan noyes has been in italy for a week tweeting updates. you can follow him@dannoyes if you want the latest developments onthe case. the man convicted to sending pipe bombs to president trump's

critics. his attorney said he was trying to intimidate and scare the president's perceived enemies. investigators intercepted the packages which he sent from florida before they exploded. no one was hurt. developing news right now. if you're just joining us, the latest on two mass shootings. one in el paso, the other in dayton, ohio. a total of 29 people died over the weekend. the ohio shooter was killed. the el paso suspect was arrested. in just about 13 minutes, abc news will air a special report with the president. the search for a mow tiff in the el paso shooting is leading investigators to a familiar place. >> a website hosted by a san francisco company is where the gunman reportedly posted his manifesto. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is live with the details. >> reporter: good morning

clo cloudflare cut off 8 clete chan's access to its network. chief executive matthew prince says the el paso shooter appears to have been inspired by 8 clete chan, a far right online messaging board where white supreme siupremacists have colo fied previous massacres. cloudflare has been criticized in the past for providing technical support to online hate groups and terrorists citing free speech. prince says this is different. we draw the line at platforms that have demonstrated they directly inspire tragic events and are lawless be design. 8 clete chan has crossed the line. the first amendment doesn't obligate them to do business with everyone. cloudflare executives say in this case they're doing the right thing. they say they'll be working with governments around the world on tougher laws to regulate online content. live in san francisco, anser

hassan, abc 7 news. more details now on cloudflare. the company was founded in 2009 in san francisco. they mainly provide security to websites to prevent them from cyberattacks. cloudflare has faced controversy in the past for providing services to controversial website, criticized for once for providing support to the neo-nazi website the daily stormer. abc 7 was at grace cathedral in san francisco yesterday where people came to remember all those killed or injured in the tragedies. the dean of the cathedral tells us we need to take action and have better gun control to make the world a safer place. >> our plamain message to the wd is let's do something about this. we don't have to just accept these shootings. there's something we can do to make the world safer for the future. >> the dean says grace cathedral has a gun violence altar and

staff members have been the victims of gun violence. now your morning money report. an extra bonus for people interested in buying the tesla model s and model x. >> tesla says it's bringing back free super charging. new model s and x owners will have unlimited access to tesla's network of electric vehicle chargers called super chargers. the company is trying to boost sales after reporting $408 million in losses last quarter. speaking of losses, we keep plunging. look at this. new york stock exchange now down 506 points. dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 down overnight after china fell to a record low against the dollar. this retall tall /* we'll see how this goes as the

day continues. key indicator stocks including apple are all down. a new study finds sesame allergies are worse than previously thought. >> on "good morning america" dr. jennifer ashton looks at what foods contain sesame and why they may be hard to spot. >> sauces, chips, energy bars and sauces. if you look at this ingredient list, it doesn't have to say sesame. there can be ingredients with names you might not recognize as containing sesame. this is about awareness and it can be a major issue. >> dr. ashton went on to describe what an allergic reaction to sesame might look like. that's coming up at 7:00 after abc morning. a man has been reunited with $23,000 in cash he left in a shoe box that ended up in a recycling bin. here you can see the money. the picture provided by recoloy.

the oregon man accidentally tossed the box with his life savings on thursday. by the time he realized his mistake, the bin had been emptied. he called up the company and an employee managed to spot the shoe box. amazingly only a few hundred dollars were lost because the box tipped over at the sorting line. >> someone was honest. a good thing to see. >> good karma coming your way. >> that's all you ask for. be honest, give me my money back. >> why is the money in the box? >> you know how people don't like to trust banks, but it's true. >> in this case you shouldn't trust yourself. >> i don't need these shoes, i don't wear these anymore. my life savings. make sure you're better than the bank. >> yes. that is the goal. clearly there's some challenges. mike, i hope our weather isn't

challenging. >> in the end he got it back. he got it back and needs to buy a lottery ticket. i just can't get enough of the morning sky, the texture of the clouds, the fact that this isn't your normal morning marine layer cloud deck. this is high clouds streaming in from what was tropical storm gill. it's going to be partly sunny. even if we lose the low clouds, the high clouds will stick around, shade a degree or two off our highs. inlands temperatures drop below average. the summer warmth will return for the weekend. a couple areas of high pressure. the moisture from gill coming our way. you'll need the sunglasses. it won't be the deep blue sky we're used to this time of year. low clouds pulling back. you can see the high clouds, the grayer more hard-to-see clouds there, definitely a mainstay during the afternoon hours. temperatures in the south bay, 79 in milpitas, 83 in san jose, near 90 in,.

we'll have low to mid 60s along the breezy and cloudy coast. 70s around san rafael and sonoma because of the breezes coming off the water. temperatures increase into the 80s and 90s through the north bay. 70 in richmond to 78 in fremont. 88 in san ramon to 93 in brentwood. check out the temperatures thursday and friday, the coolest of the week, below average. summer returns this weekend. jobina. thank you, mike. here is an image from the sig alert we've been talking about all morning long in the east bay. rv versus car situation. the rv flippe over, shattering the upper portion. caltrans was called out to clean up. at this point it's not clear when caltrans is going to get there to wrap everything up. we have good news though. all lanes were blocked earlier. now we have word that the right lane has opened. it's going to be a challenging process for them to get that all cleaned up. so in the meantime, if you can take an alternate route or stay

at home, work from home, i would recommend it. you can see the purple line shows where all the lanes were blocked. the red and yellow on the opposite side shows the onlooker traffic. this is san jose, 101, things looking pretty smooth there. now we've got the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is typically our problem spot due to emergency road work. things are looking fairly smooth over there. thanks so much, jobina. caltrains electrification project is not smooth. it's facing possible years' long delays. according to the examiner, a federal monitor has warned electrification won't be complete until march of 2022. caltrain already admits the project won't be ready until 2021. by the way, it was supposed to be ready by

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it is 66:58. here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, vigils held to mourn lives lost in two deadly mass shooting died, another 26 hurt at a walmart on saturday. the gunman faces capital murder charges. in dayton, ohio, a gunman was killed after shooting up a downtown area early sunday morning. nine people were killed, including the gunman's sister. 23 others hurt. number three, cloud slooet

flare has shut down 8 clete chan which was used to spread messages of hate. number four, here is a live look from the white house. president trump plans to speak about the shootings at the top of the hour, 7:00. abc news will carry the president's remarks in a special report. number five, just a gorgeous sky. look at that. the cloud texture this morning from mt. tamalpais. upper 50s to low 60s through 7:00, 60s and 70s at noon. pretty seasonal 60s, 70s to 80s from the coast to inland this afternoon. number six, a sig alert in the east bay, east bay 580 before seminary. an rv versus car situation. the rv flipped over. even though all lanes were closed earlier, the right lane is open. number seven, starting later today, the 19th street b.a.r.t. station will no longer sell paper tickets. you can use the paper tickets you have. but if you need to buy one, you can only buy the clipper. that will start after the morning rush hour. right now we're standing by for that abc news special report. president trump planning to address the nation about the

mass shootings that happened over the weekend. we expect that report to start any moment now. >> thanks good morning, america. yes, our hearts are heavy because as we come on the air this monday morning, the nation is trying to cope with those two mass shootings in texas and ohio. at least 29 people dead. the demand for action growing. this morning, horror after those two massacres just 13 hours apart. in el paso a gunman armed with an assault style rifle, storming a walmart, killing 20 people in an act of domestic terrorism. terrified shoppers runni