orders lifted after this fire burned through san mateo county. an update on the progress firefighters have made. >> another problem for your morning commute. the delays you could be facing after a trained your ailment. what bart officials are blaming for this. >> raising questions about you ivanka trump's testimony to the january 6 committee. the details on the hearing and what to expect in the . >> good morning. >> we are going to start with a check on the weather. >> i'm sorry. don't apologize, the 90's? >> listen, we are getting some relief today. yesterday was brutal. for a lot of us, yesterday was the warmest day in about two years. it is a still pretty warm, hot day. conquered at 70 degrees, 62 in oakland, 71 in, 59 in nevada. outside we go.

here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. the record heat of yesterday, it will recede. yesterday, we were all in the upper 90's oregon triple digit heat -- or in triple digit heat. around the bay shoreline, instead of the mid and upper 90's like yesterday, it will go into the mid 80's. warm along the bay shoreline. a heat advisory in effect for solano county until 10:00 p.m. today for the risk of heat-related illnesses. some of the hottest temperatures will be found here. we will take a closer look in about eight minutes. >> we have breaking news in the south bay. there is a large police presence in san jose in the area monterey road and roundtable road. ryan: good morning. just over my shoulder, you can see a shell gas station. you might be able to make out

some of those gas station numbers. there is a road right before that, roundtable drive, that is drawing most of the attention from police this morning. that road is pretty much blocked off or close to it. there is a series of cop cars not letting anybody through. just ahead of us, wear these two gas stations are, where a lot of police officers are stationed, a lot of unrecovered police detective cars are also stationed here. we are getting confusing reports about what actually is going on. we have not heard from san jose police about this specific situation. we still have not confirmed exactly what it is that is drawing this very large police presence. what we can tell you is some officers did say to avoid this area pretty much altogether. they are not blocking off traffic on this road but they are saying please avoid this area. they have fire trucks and paramedics on standby. from what they told me, they are

in case anything were to happen. it is an incredibly active situation where police are trying to deter people away from this area to focus in on roundtable drive. we don't know what's going on. they did say this is a very active situation. there is something going on between something on that drive. we don't know quite yet. san jose police did tell us that they will be providing information to us fairly soon about what exactly is going on over there. what we do know is there are dozens of cop cars, dozens of police presence here. they are telling us to stay as far back as we possibly can because they do not want us to get hurt. still a lot of information unclear. what we can tell you is there something very active going on. for now, live in san jose, i am ryan curry, abc 7 news. >> thank you. in just the past few seconds, san jose police department did send out a tweeet with a lot more information.

it says that they are patrolling special operations are at the scene because of a barricaded suspect. they say the preliminary info is that the suspect was responsible for a homicide yesterday. they say the suspect fired a gun at officers during a pursuit. ryan will gather more information and we will continue to look to see what police are saying this morning. it does look like there is a barricaded homicide suspect who has fired, at point, toward police. we want to get you updated on what fire crews are doing. they spent the night monitoring a wildfire that forced evacuations in san mateo county. mandatory evacuation orders were lifted last night. it started yesterday afternoon in the edgewood park area and has grown to 20 acres. the smoke visible from interstate 280 and that caused some slowdowns on the freeway. one firefighter was hurt. we do not know their condition.

a woman says she heard something right around the time the fire started. >> oh, it was a huge bang, huge bang. i just did not really understand, and then my neighbor called and said, you know, get pudgy. you might have to evacuate. >> the fire is 5% contained. the causes under investigation. >> pg&e crews worked throughout the night to restore power to thousands of people in san mateo county. look at this map. at one point, the outage impacted as many as 9000 customers, mostly those near the fire zone. these are the areas that still do not have power. pg&e says it is hoping to have power back on anywhere from 6:00 this morning to noon at the very latest. stanford university is also suffering from a very severe power outage as a result of this. the university says pg&e has not given them an estimated time for it to be fixed. summer classes and camps are

canceled for today. >> governor newsom says calfire is taking aggressive action to safeguard communities against wildfires. stations are fully staffed, trained, they are operating 24 hours a day. there's also new equipment, including 64 fire engines for northern california, 16 engines for southern california and 16 new aircraft that will be ready by july 1. calfire has completed fire prevention work on more than 110,000 acres. >> time now is 5:06. a commuter alert in the east bay. if you're taking part, you could face some delays. the agency's single tracking between concord and pleasant hill after a partial train derailment. bart officials are blaming the heat. >> he was just trying to get his kids took their mom so he could get to work in san francisco. >> the train started shaking violently, then they came to a

sudden stop. the conductor got up, walked to the back. he was up telling ever to evacuate. >> davis was on bart with his two kids when the back two cars of the san francisco train derailed. it was likely due to the heat. >> heat can manipulate tracks. >> a bar spokeswoman -- bart spokeswoman says the heat caused the rail to curve, forcing the last two cars to derail. >> i am on that train. we definitely derailed. i am in the back. we've got some smoke. >> an off-duty train operator was riding in the last car. passengers were able to evacuate three chain fence. she was one of them. >> i've never felt that before. i am like, well, maybe a tree branch, or you know, something like that, but it kept going. even though i was scared, i just

like, ok, lord jesus, get us home. >> there were 50 passengers on the train. all were able to evacuate safely. five or six were treated for minor injuries. >> public hearings in the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol resume tomorrow. yesterday, the house committee investigating laid out more evidence about former president trump's role in the attack. it was testimony from mr. trump's daughter, ivanka. >> there are questions about you ivanka trump's sworn testimony. ivanka told the committee should believed former attorney general bill barr when he said that there was no election fraud. but according to the new york times, nine days after that statement from barr, ivanka was recorded in an interview for a documentary expressing a different view. she >> should continue fighting -- she endorsed the idea that he

should continue fighting. >> part of the documentary has been turned over to the committee. we heard from arizona's republican speaker of the house, rusty bowers. he testified president trump and rudy giuliani pressured him to convene a special session of the state legislature to approve fake collectors for trump. he refused to do so. the next hearing is on thursday and is expected to focus on president trump' attempts to use the justice department to investigate and overthrow the election. >> for the first time, children under the age of five are receiving their first round of the covid-19 vaccine. the santa clara county fairgrounds ready for families yesterday, start with pfizer and moderna shots, along with colorful decorations. eager parents stopped in throughout the day, including little burt and his dad. >> it's been a very long time since we did a lot of what people consider normal things, and the saying has always been that once the vaccines get here, that the pandemic will be over. for burt, today is the day that

we get to start making that happen. >> for many, this is the first time all family members have received at least one shot. >> time now five: 10:00 a.m. we are taking a look outside. starting to see a little bit of a sunrise out there. we will find sunny conditions this morning before some high clouds move in this afternoon. yesterday, we had that spare the air day. today, air quality is improving. let's talk temperatures this morning. by 10:00 a.m., we are warming into the 70's and 80's away from the coast. we will hold into the 60's around half moon bay and into the city. later on today, we are expecting our hottest spots to go into the 90's away from the coast. it's nowhere near as high as we were yesterday. yesterday, a lot of us away from the coast were well above 100 degrees. today, we will go into the mid and upper 90's in our warmest

spouse inland. yesterday, oakland was in the upper 90's. it still feels warm. into the city, we will hold in the 70's instead of the low 90's like yesterday. not as hot but it's still a one afternoon for a lot of us. 76 in the city today, 85 in oakland, 95 in san jose, 97 in concord, 93 in napa. fairfield and antioch going to 98 degrees. more humid as a going to tomorrow. we will cool off a little bit into friday. temperatures still stay above average into the get. let's say good morning to jobina. >> good morning. just in case you missed the update about the partial derailment on the bart train, there will be single tracking between the pleasant hill and concord stations. we still have this issue in place, the third day in a row of that trackside power problem which is resulting in no richmond line service. you will need to transfer. if you are on the peninsula and

trying to get to millbrae, you need to transfer at sfo, take it all the way down. live look in emeryville showing you 80, those headlights are traveling westbound. we have no major blocking issues so far this month. same thing as we bring you this live picture of the san mateo bridge. expect delays if you rely on bart. >> raining -- reigning in prices at the pump. why congress is unlikely to pass it. >> vallejo natve suing her record label. >> amazon's new employee. the you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box...

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decades, president biden is expected to formally call on congress to suspend the federal gas tax temporarily. the move would save drivers about $.18 per gallon and $.24 per gallon for diesel. but the white house needs approval from congress and that's considered unlikely, even some democrats dismissed the ideas too little, too late. steny hoyer saying i just don't know that it gives much relief. >> it does nothing as far as supplying the consumer with more energy, which is what the world is looking for at the moment. >> money from the gas tax helps pay for road repairs and mass transit projects, but the white house insists that money could come from elsewhere. pres. biden: there's not going to be an impact on major road construction and major repairs. >> days after the white house sent a letter to big oil executives blasting them for enjoying record profits while keeping supplies low, chevron's ceo responded yesterday, saying the white house has largely sought to criticize and at times

villa fire industry. these actions -- at times vilify our industry. pres. biden: he's wildly sensitive. i didn't know they would get their feelings hurt that quickly. > oil companies have said their record profits are making up for record losses during the pandemic. executives from seven companies are set to meet tomorrow with this energy secretary as the in ministry should looks for new solutions -- as the administration looks for new solutions and boost capacity. back to the gas tax. . the federal taxes about $.18 but state gas taxes average about $.30 a gallon. president biden is expected to pressure states to suspend that tax as well. derek dennis, abc news new york. >> facebook's parent company has settled a lawsuit over discriminatory housing ads. the justice department accused metta of excluding some people from seeing the ads based on their race, sex or country or origin. as part of the settlement,

meta will develop a new system for targeted ads. it will have to pay $115,000 fine. bay area native h.re.r. is suing her record label. she wants to win back your music catalog and be released from the label. she claims the label violated a lot that limits personal service contracts to no more than seven years. the 24-year-old signed with mbk entertainment back in 2011. mbk has not responded to the lawsuit. >> the san francisco board of education will vote on extending the lottery admissions policy for low high school through the 2023-2024 school year. in 2020, the board implemented to implement -- voted to implement that lottery system. it has been contentious. it played a role in the recall of three board members. the superintendent has recommended keeping the lottery process in place for another year. >> new details on a notorious

1962 escape from alcatraz. the u.s. marshals released updated renderings of the three men who busted out and were never found. these renderings depict what frank morse, john anglin and his brother clarence would look like in their 80's. all three would be in their 90's today. from fbi agent able pain you -- abel pena says this could be a signal that a third have a credible tip. >> the possibility that maybe there are some witnesses that called in and said there is individuals that appear like these folks, and these renderings could maybe confirm or deny, they could use that as a comparison. >> a raft found over by angel island shortly after the escape, but there were nobodies ever recovered. >> amazon has introduced a new employee. this is the retail giant's first fully autonomous mobile robot. according to amazon, the robot

will be used to push large carts around its warehouses. the company says it can safely navigate around human employees. the robots emit a green light as they move. when a person steps into that beam, the robot stops moving until the person moves away. >> that's nice. >> [laughter] how courteous. >> you go. it is summertime. what better way to beat the heat than with a popsicle, right? what about a ketchup popsicle? french's has introduced a limited-edition ketchup popsicle. they say it is perfectly balanced with a hint of salty sweetness. nearly 80% of canadians and say that they like or either love ketchup, so that makes it a notable flavor of the summertime. how did they take that and say let's make a popsicle?

>> with mickey popsicle. >> they named it -- let's make a popsicle. >> they named today french -- they named it a frenchsice. >> is anybody tired of this, the food stents? >> by the way, taco bell, we are still waiting for musical. >> where is the dolly parton mexican pisa musical -- mexican pizza musical? >> we got hoodwinked. we promoted that thing for weeks. >> i'm sitting at the drive-through, video. >> like a bank teller where your tacos come down. >> innovation. that was worthy of a story. >> that was. >> ketchup popsicle? >> lots of salty sweetness. >> unless you are putting vodka in it, no. >> wait a second, hang on, now it's also your eyes. you are cooling off your

beverage, keeping it cool, you see what i'm saying? popsicle in your adult beverage? >> bloody mary but make it sicle. >> make it cold. >> we are back, we are back. >> that took me on a journey. ok, ok. >> we are thinking of ways. it's disgusting, the. good morning, southbay. it's a nice morning. it was brutally hot in san jose yesterday. we hit 102, a record and the hottest day and almost two years. we are going to see the record heat recede but it is still a warm to hot day. humidity will increase late tonight into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning will feel muggy . above average temperatures stick with esther the weekend. right now, we are in the upper 50's in the city, low to mid 60's along the bay shoreline. today, we are getting rid of that triple digit heat inland

but still warm. we will go into the mid and upper 90's. along the bay shoreline yesterday, we were in the upper 90's to the lower 100s. we are making baby steps in the right direction. into the city, it will feel cooler but it's still a one-day. mid-seventies for san francisco -- a warm day. mid-seventies for san francisco. temperatures in the 50's and 60's as we go into thursday. what we are watching, high clouds will stream in here later on today, some moisture from the south. it's trying to spark a shower in monterey county. if we do see one pop-up, it could come with dry lightning. for us in the bay area, i think we are going to miss any storm chance, but we will feel that humidity increased dew points, which measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. tomorrow, we will get into the 50's. warm to hot today, morning fog, more humid tomorrow. we will start to cool off a little bit on friday. over the weekend, we will stay in the 70's, 80's and 90's.

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bart is single trucking between the conquered and pleasant hill stations -- concorde and pleasant hill stations. >> in addition to that, you're going to face another problem with bart due to the trackside power problem on the richmond line. there will be no direct service on the richmond line to and from san francisco. >> number five, today, president biden will be calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax for three months. he will also demand oil companies increase production. administration officials say the combined effort could bring prices down by as much as a dollar a gallon. >> a bipartisan deal on gun control has passed a key hurdle for the senate. it includes enhanced background checks and close loopholes. the bill could be approved by the end of the week. >> number seven, canada is banning all single-use plastics, including shopping bags and straws. this is part of the effort to address waste income change. >> home sales have slowed --

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andrew dymburt abc news, new york. >> a tech conference coming to san francisco next week is now offering free tickets because of inflation. the expo could be -- will be at moscone the senate from june 28 -- moscone the senate from june 28 to the 30. tickets normally range from anywhere from $99 to more than $1000. >> san francisco's cash our theater celebrating its centennial birthday. the day includes a series of movies filmed right here in the city. it kicks off at 10:30 with the 1936 from titled "san francisco." other movies include misses doubtfire, dirty harry and sudden fear. tickets available on the theater's website. i was just there friday night for the festival, which goes through this weekend. you should check it out because it was great. it was so nice to be in the cashman theater. it's going to be renovated.

it is exciting. >> it's already fabulous. >> we are going to miss it because it's going to be gone for i think at least a year, so get it while you can. it's been nearly one month since the school shooting in texas that left 21 people dead. new developments in the investigation and why the school police chief has been denied a leave of absence. >> a devastating earthquake in afghanistan overnight. hundreds of people have been killed. we have details on the quake that

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>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> we are starting with a police standoff happening right now in san jose. >> this is on bandura drive near monterey road. the suspect is wanted for a homicide. >> ryan curry live there now whether the information that's been coming in over the past half hour. ryan: good morning. still a very active scene. if anything, it's become a more

active scene throughout the morning as crews have slowly been coming in to help with the situation. it's just over my shoulder is that shell gas station, that's where the start of roundtable drive is. and that's where, that area is drawing pretty much all of the attention from police this morning. that's where we believe the suspect is barricaded somewhere down that road. it happened early in the morning during a police chase when they believe the suspect, as you mentioned, who was involved in a homicide yesterday, got into a pursuit with police officers, apparently fired on police officers during said pursuit, and now we are at the situation were that suspect has barricaded here in san jose. they have been telling us all morning to try to stay a good distance away from this road because it is very active. one officer told us that person has a rifle and it is still a very unstable scene going down there. they are trying to get everything resolved safely. in the meantime, they want to

us to stay as clear away as possible. they told us to clear away immediately because they want these areas designated as medical safety areas in case anyone were to get injured. this suspect did fire on police officers already, so we know this person is armed and dangerous. they want us to stay a good distance. they have paramedics and fire crews on standby just in case anything were to happen. but as this morning has gone on, we have received those updates about this person being a barricaded suspect involved in a homicide. we are still waiting on this person to hopefully come out and have this whole situation resolved safely. but in the meantime, we are still waiting for any new updates. as we get those updates, we will provide you with that information. again, still a very active scene here. we are seeing more firetrucks and paramedics roll up as we speak, just because this situation, they want this to be

resolved safely and have no one get hurt. in case anyone does get her, they want people here just in case anything were to happen. live in san jose, we will keep you updated, i am ryan curry. >> we will continue to check in with you. we are going to talk about the heat that all of us have been enduring. >> good morning. yesterday, we had record heat, some of the hottest temperatures in nearly two years. today, that record heat is receding but we are still going to track a pretty warm to hot afternoon by june standards. most of us waking up to the 60's if not the 70's so we hung on to some of that warm air last night. a live look at the camera showing you partly cloudy skies from this vantage point. today, it's not as hot as yesterday but it is still a warm day. instead of triple digit heat inland, we will go into the 90's. the coast is mild in the 70's. a heat advisory in effect for solano county until 10:00 p.m. today.

close to 100 degrees here. we will take a closer look at how hot you get later today and more humid weather. >> this is a heads-up up for east bay commuters, prepare for delays on bart. trains are single tracking between the concorde and pleasant hill stations after a partial train derailment. officials are blaming the heat on this. >> yes. crews worked through the night trying to fix this problem. officials say the heat caused a rail to buckle or bend, which caused two cars to derail last night. 50 people were on the train at the time. they were all able to evacuate safely. 6 people were treated for minor injuries. one big point man was on the train with his -- one bay pointe man was on the train with his children. >> the conductor got out, walked to the back of the train, and then when he was coming forward, he was telling everyone to evacuate. >> again, while crews worked to fix the track, bart is

singletrack in between concord and pleasant hill stations. give yourself extra time for the commute. the richmond line is down as well so this is not a great morning for bar commuters. >> as the california high-speed rail faces an uncertain future, officials are finalizing plans for a major section of tracks the high-speed rail authority has published into environmental impact report, with a stretch from san francisco to san jose. if this is approved by the agency's board of directors in august, the project will be environmentally cleared from san francisco all the way to l.a. it is still unclear at this point if there is even funding. state lawmakers are debating whether to allocate the rest of the bonds for the project. at least two cities along the peninsula are threatening lawsuits to stop the train. >> the faa investigating a fiery plane crash in miami that left three people hurt. the airline is based in the dominican republic. officials say the landing gear

collapsed when the plane landed. it is not clear if that is what caused the fire. crews were able to put the fire out. passengers had to be bussed to the terminal. the three people who were hurt are expected to be ok. >> a devastating earthquake has rocked a remote corner of afghanistan, killing at least 1000 people. we know hundreds of other people are injured. this video shows just the urgent rush to evacuate people into helicopters. usgs says this magnitude 59 earthquake struck just before 7:00 p.m., which is the time in afghanistan. this is now afghanistan's deadliest earthquake in two decades. . >> now to the investigation into the>> uvalde school shooting on the scathing rebuke of the police response. one official calling it an "abject failure." here's mona kosar abdi. >> the uvalde texas city council

has voted to deny pete arredondo a leave of absence. >> and make a motion we do not grant a leave of absence. >> the crowd cheering the decision. pete arredondo, in addition to his or on the city council, is the uvalde school police chief under scrutiny for the delay police response to the shooting. he has not attended any city council meetings in the 4 weeks since the massacre. he also had no comment yesterday after testifying for five hours in a closed-door hearing about the massacre investigation. during public testimony in the texas senate, steven mccraw, the state's director of public safety, blamed pr donda for the delayed response that it -- blamed pete arredondo for the delayed response that day. mike ross says are a donda -- mccraw says pete arredondo ordered officers not to breach the door. >> the officers had weapons, the

children had none. the officers had body armor, the children had none. >> a>> surveillance image shows police officers in the hallway with rifles and ballistic shields. according to investigators, no officer breach the classroom door to take out the shooter until 74 minutes after the answer the school. transcripts show -- after they entered the school. transcripts arredondo . that claim was contradicted mccraw. >> the only thing stopping the hallway of dedicated officers from entering room 111 and 112 was the on scene commander. . he recently told the texas tribune they called >> for tactical gear and a sniper >> and saying they tried dozens of keys to the classroom door but none of them worked. mccraw says no one ever checked the door, which could not be locked from the inside. >> he waited for a key that was never needed. >> mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. >> there is no information about

what happens to robb elementary now. the mayor of uvalde says it will be demolished. >> tobacco companies may be required to cut down on the amount of nicotine in cigarettes. according to a report from the new york times, the fda is working on the proposal it could take years before going into effect. a notice on a government website says the rule would be issued next may, seeking public comment. there is not a lot other specifics about what this proposal might look like. the cdc reports an estimated 1300 people die every day from smoking related causes. one step closer to passing gun safety legislation. details on the bipartisan bill and the group that's pushing back. >> a night in the great indoors. dave and busters giving one person and their friends a chance to stay overnight inside one of its game rooms. we tell you how you can win. but first, a check on the weather. i mean, it has air conditioning.

>> p the sheets, man. what is that, outerspace? i don't know. good for them. you are lucky if you had ac yesterday and overnight today. what we are watching this morning, live doppler 7 along with satellite, there is this area of low pressure off our coast to the south. it is initiating thunderstorms across the central valley. we do anticipate this activity to stay to the east of us but we will watch it as it moves north. i think we will see high clouds later on today and it will increase humidity late tonight into early tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 70's and 80's away from the coast by 10:00 a.m.. a warm to hot day. above average for this time of year. instead of triple digits, we will find it 90's in warmest spots, 80's and 90's along the bay shoreline. warm to hot day. we are not expecting records today but you will feel that warm air overhead. 97 in concord, 95 in san jose.

who will go into the 80's for oakland. yesterday -- we will go into the 80's for oakland. yesterday, we were in the 90's. 94 for santa rosa, 70's along the immediate coastline. a warm to hot day tomorrow. cooler on friday. temperatures remain above average, even to the upcoming weekend. we will preview that coming up in about nine reads. good morning to -- in about nine minutes. good morning two jobina. >> there is no service for the richmond line due to the trackside power problem. this is now the third day in a row no direct service on bart to and from san francisco. go all the way down to sfo if you need to go to millbrae. . that is the red line. the antioch line is disrupted this morning because of the partial derailment yesterday. single tracking between concord and pleasant hill. a live picture outside showing you oakland, our 880 at the coliseum camera. we do not have any major

blocking issues on our roadways so that is great news if you do need to drive in this morning as we wrap up with our live

>> 5:45. congress one step closer to passing the most significant gun safety legislation in decades. after weeks of talking about it, senators have worked at details of this bill and they are pushing for final passage by the end of this week. >> this morning, for the first time in nearly 30 years, congress announcing a deal on gun safety. >> this is a breakthrough. and more importantly, it is a bipartisan breakthrough. >> the agreement coming after a group of 20 senators, 10 from both parties, spent a week behind closed doors. the bill includes enhanced background checks for gun buyers under the age of 21.

it closes loopholes to prevent people convicted of domestic violence from owning guns and it provides $15 billion in funding for states to implement programs aimed at addressing gun violence and bolstering school security and mental health. not in the plan, a so-called red flag law that could prevent dangerous or troubled individuals from getting guns. texas senator john cornyn argues this plan will allow states to decide on their own regulations. >> this grant program will give every state funding that implements programs that they themselves have adopted to stop individuals in crisis from reaching the point of violence or self-harm. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell vowing to support the bill, saying for years the far left falsely claimed that congress could only address the terrible issue of mass murders by trampling on love biting americans' constitutional rights. this bill proves that false. last night, the nra arguing

otherwise, sang this legislation can be abused to restrict lawful gun purchases, infringe upon the rights of law-abiding americans, and use federal dollars to fund gun-control measures by state and local politicians. >> happening today, it is the grand opening of a brand-new retail space at gap's company headquarters right off the embarcadero. 4 new shops will be open for business at folsom street san francisco. you have old navy, gap, banana . the stores will serve as test labs for some of the company's new shopping technology and customer experiences. we will be joining the gap ceo for ribbon-cutting and shopping. dave and busters is giving you a chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime experience. it is offering an overnight stay and you can play all the games you want. it is called the d&b b&b.

they are saying it's a night in the great indoors. the winner will be able to bring their friends along, spend one night in the game room in miami next month. the experience includes airfare, a bartender, access to the whole menu. if you want to enter, send a short video explaining why you think summer is better indoors. you have to get on it, though. they are accepting entries until july 1. >> when it's in the 90's or the 100's, you don't have air conditioning, summer is better indoors. >> it sure is. call your who has ex -- call your ex who has a seat, reconnect. >> carl had a previous engagement. >> carl is in socal. i don't know why he's in l.a. right now. >> carl also deserves a break. >> does he, though?

his one job is to bring this fog in june. i want to say he's an ally but we don't know that for sure. >> carl can come to these conclusions when he is ready. >> carl, if you are watching, let us know. >> if and when you are ready. >> we support you. >> all in his business. >> i want to know. i want to know. we want to know how warm it's going to get today. . we have temperatures going to the 80's and 90's so it will be a warm to hot afternoon. but at least the record heat of yesterday, it receipts. . some of us felt the warmest air in two years yesterday afternoon. watch humidity increase overnight into early tomorrow morning. we will keep those above average temperatures through the upcoming weekend. right now, 60's and 70's for a lot of us this morning. we are hanging onto some of that warm air overnight tonight. it is a warm to hot day.

we got rid of those triple digits of yesterday but still we will go into the mid to upper 90's in our warmest spots. along the bay shoreline, 80's to low 90's. yesterday in the city, we were in the low 90's. today, we will be in the mid 70's. it will feel cooler but this is above average for this time of year. overnight, fog returning, thank you, carl. temperatures in the 50's and 60's so i little bit better sleeping weather. what we are watching, we have some thunderstorms in the central valley. i think the activity stays to the east of us. what we are watching, we will get high clouds moving in throughout the afternoon. it will also increase humidity later on tonight into early tomorrow morning. you are looking at dew points, these numbers measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when they get into the 50's, it will feel muggy first thing on thursday. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. warm to hot today, morning fog, more humid tomorrow. a bit cooler to finish off the

week, but still the weekend, above average temperatures. for the pride parade, looks like sunshine and 70's throughout the day. >> tonight's game 4 of the stanley cup finals. watch the colorado avalanche face-off against the tampa bay lightning starting at 5:00 p.m., followed by abc7news, then the 80's, the top 10, hosted by rob lowe and will of fortune and jeopardy at 10:00. don't miss abc7news at 11:00. a floating city of the future. the ground shifting idea that's taking shape in the tropical waters of the indian ocean. >> and there is a new way that we can all enjoy krispy kreme donuts. the chain's newest offering to satisfy your sweet tooth. >> first, this live look outside of the bay bridge this morning. we will be right back. ♪

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>> it is 5:54. uber is now offering shared rides again in san francisco. it is called uberx share and it allowsidershca with a stranger. the service is up and running inn 10 major cities. uber caused the service when the pandemic started, lyft did the same thing. >> there's a new way for krispy kreme fans, and we have them right here in studio, to get a taste of the classic glazed donuts. the chain is now offering doughnut flavored ice cream. there are seven different shake flavors like coffee and cream and birthday batter. there are three softserve

combinations available with waffle cones made with krispy kreme's doughnut mix and glaze flavor. the amount of sugar. it is only available in select shops, which does not include any locations in the bay area. >> why would they do that? >> i have to make my own. >> ooh. >> why is it blue? >> i think the cup was blue. is that what i saw? >> i think that the actual ak >> bir bat >> i just like regular glazed. >> a simple glaze. >> are you saying you want the birthday batter? >> i love birthday cake ice cream, do you know? >> you can keep it. >> doesn't matter, you cannot get it, so i don't know why we are talking abo.we are in the '. oakland updated 261.

near 70 in san jose. warm to hot day yesterday. some of that mild air is overhead right now. a live look outside, that sun is up here this morning. we are getting rid of the record heat of yesterday but it is still a warm day for a lot of us. instead of triple digit heat inland, we are going into the upper knives. aalong the coast, we will be in the 70's. we saw the heat advisory in effect for solano county until 10:00 p.m. today. this is where we will find some of the hottest temperatures in the upper 90's later on today. >> new at 6:00, find your balance. there's a simple test two see your chance of living a long life. >> a suspect wanted in a homicide barricade with police swarming outside. ryan curry has been on scene all morning. >> a serious bar tissue for your morning commute, a train partially derailing.

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announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. kumasi: that breaking news right now is a standoff in san jose. police surrounding a suspect they say is wanted for murder. >> a dramatic chase ended here in the southern part of the city. julian: -- kumasi: our reporter has been there all morning long. what information are we getting at this hour? >> good morning. moments ago, we saw a series of police cruisers leave this area to go around the corner. i'm not exactly sure where they are trying to go, but they are still externally active here. this area is still completely blocked off. this road is open toff i thes