announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: on bart overnight when a train smashes into a pickup truck. dozens of passengers had to be evacuated. how it all happened and what it means for your morning commute. reggie: then, the da will not be charging the security guard who shot benko brown. a new look at why as we look at the altercation. kumasi: this is for me. a piece of janet jackson's career. the auction that is "all for you."

are you a fan? maybe. reggie: how may times have you seen her? kumasi: twice. [laughter] are you seeing her this week when she comes? reggie: i am booked and busy. but i am really sad i'm not going to see her. >> i'm a fan. >> i interviewed janet. she was michael's little sister at that point. she was not a star. she was like 12 years old. reggie: who likes janet jackson more. >> we all like her. i like the way the weather is shaping up. off to a pretty decent start. this view from brighter view of the day. in fact, the sun is working through the low clouds right now.

high clouds, patchy fog to start the morning. sunny and mild to warm this afternoon and tomorrow. cooler in breezier getting on thursday. right now, temperatures in the mid-50's. by the afternoon, we can expect a little hint of warm weather to come our way. upper 80's to about 90 inland, especially inland. on abothere is a stall just befe treasure island. you will find a bit of slowing as you get to the island. there's a look at your drive times from hercules all the way to the city, including this backup. 80 is looking good this morning so far. richmond-san rafael bridge, no problems here.

amount. not a surprise. you are looking about a one hour five minute drive from tracy into dublin. kumasi: new this morning, dozens of part passengers were forced to evacuate overnight when the train they were on got hit -- well, it hit a truck. all that happened in oakland between the fruitville and lake merritt stations. your morning commute should not be impacted if you are traveling through this area. abc seven amanda dukas to leo joining us more -- joining us with more the investigation. amanda: you mentioned that commute. part confirmed earlier this morning that crews were able to repair the damage in the area of that crash. they plan to resume that normal service for those traveling on bart early this morning. we have some very shocking video of the crash that happened late last night. the agency says a pickup truck crashed into the truck weight

near east 8th street and was hit by a daly city bound train. this all happened between the fruitvale and lake merritt stations but between -- at 11:35 last night, within text being built into early morning today. bartended service between coliseum and lake merritt, putting a bus bridge in place instead. the driver was tended to on scene. police investigated and conducted a sobriety test. no word yet on the findings. we have video from the train. at to have been injured. however, to what extent is still unknown. the bart driver had to be transported to the hospital. their injuries are also unknown at this hour. >> we were just on our way to the city. all of a sudden, the train started acting erratically, like it was bouncing around the tracks or something like that.

then, i saw a bunch of sparks along the car window we were in. i felt a big collision and the train came to a stop. people were talking about something was on fire. we were all asked to move to the front of the train. amanda: bart says oakland pd lead agencies started in their jurisdiction. the early morning commute mess could have come from this crash, but bart plans to run its normal train service this morning. now, reporting live, amanda del castillo leo. reggie: this morning, we're learning about the da decision not to charge the secured guard with the shooting of benko brown and the reaction to it. kumasi: hours after that decision in the video was released, people protested in san francisco. melanie woodrow takes a closer look at the da's decision not to file charges. reporter: in an unusual move,

the district attorney's office publicly released evidence in the shooting death of benko brown inside a walgreens last month. in his interview with sfpd, the security guard said he felt his life was in danger. >> the whole time we were wrestling, she was saying that she was going to stab me. that's what really put the fear in my heart. she walked toward the door, but then she turned around and advanced back toward me. that's when i already had my weapon drawn. when she moved toward me, that's when i fired one shot. >> ok. >> i didn't want to do that. i didn't. >> why did you do that? >> i felt like i was in danger. i felt like i was goin stabbed.

i didn't know what to expect after the hostility. reporter: today, district attorney brooke jenkins announced he will not face charges. >> at this time, there is nothing to rebut his statements that he acted in self-defense. reporter: one witness rigorously told abc 7 news several people were shoplifting and the security guard confronted brown. they were told to consider all the evidence. >> while i understand that as a resident, you would want to say to just let the jury decide, that is not the standard for charging. we have to believe at the time that we charge a case that a jury of 12 would convict. not, let's just charge the case and see what happens. reporter: she says the release of information was in part among growing concerns of san franciscans and beyond. the supervisor says he was quite troubled by the video. >> there's distance between them. benko brown is reporter:

unarmed, outside of the store. reporter:he will ask the board of supervisors to ask in: for further review. >> i am personally asking the state of california and the united states department of justice to review evidence in this case. this is not who we are. stealing a bag of candy does not warrant death. reporter: melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. kumasi: people who protested san francisco last night are calling for the district attorney to rethink her decision. one attorney says he is going to serity as thehe video frommi mat securiwe will followingthis cas. if you want to see the video yourself, we posted that.

video on our website. we want to warn you if you watch it, it is hard to watch. it is graphic. we also have this video, the interrogation of the walgreens security guard. you can find that on our homepage and our news app. coming up, the another deal with the city of las vegas. they are now one step closer to leaving oakland. reggie: then, the bay city implementing a ford day work week. -- a four-day workweek. >> the stays off to a cooler start than yesterday was paid by the afternoon, it will be warmer than yesterday was. i will have a look on the comple

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spencer: looking at our weather

for today, let's start with this other graphic i think this is a better display of what's going on with our weather. i'm trying to change it right now, so just bear with me. there you go. we are looking at current temperatures in the low to middle 50's in most bay area locations right now. about 52 to 55 degrees. not a very wide range of current temperatures. here's the mount tam camera looking out over the clouds down below. a lot of the low clouds have not turned away yet, but it is beginning to happen because the sun is getting higher in the sky, burning away the low clouds. high clouds to patchy fog to start the morning. sunny and mild to warm today and tomorrow. cooler and breezier patterns start on thursday. as we get into the afternoon hours, and i so up today. we will see more sunshine than we did today. high temperatures in the low 60's. san francisco, a high of 62. many locations along the bay shoreline will top out today in the middle to upper 70's. now, let's get to the warmth in

the inland areas. upper 80's to about 90's will be at antioch today. santa rosa 80. down in the south bay, 81 san jose. as we look at the m into the week, tomorrow is another warm day, but not quite so warm as today will be. the inland areas today -- tomorrow will be in the middle to upper 80's. a few good -- a few degrees cooler. we will have a color pattern as the weekend approaches. i thought we were going to traffic. kumasi. kumasi: still to come, the one thing you should not rely on if you are trying to lose weight. the flooding concerns forcing closures in parts of yosemite. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo.

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kumasi: welcome back. the a's say they have a deal to build a stadium along the las vegas strip. it would be at the set of the current tropicana hotel, which would be torn down for the 30,000 seat stadium. the team is asking for about $400 million in public money from the nevada legislature, which could vote on a proposal this week. the stadium will cost about $1.5 billion. the team previously signed a stadium agreement on the others of the strip from this site, but was asking for money from public funding and a bigger stadium. the a's lease with the coliseum runs through next season. a new stadium will not be done until 2027. a man in virginia is under arrest, accused of hitting two staff members of a democratic congressman with a baseball bat. the man is charged with two counts of assault. both victims are recovering this morning in the hospital.

police say the suspect asked to see congressman jerry connolly at his office. when he got there, he hit two staffers with a metal bat. one of the victims was an intern and it was their first day of work. the congressman was not hurt. reggie: at least two people recovering from injuries suffered from when a large beast warm was uncovered in l.a. it was big enough to be seen from a helicopter. a professional be contractor had to be called out to remove a hive holding thousands of bees under the roof of a home in encino. the neighbors were told to stay inside, close windows and doors, after bees were found. kumasi: happening today, city officials are unveiling a new irrigation system along bar street. the new drip system brings water directly to the base of all plants. it is estimated to save more than 500,000 allers -- gallons of water per year.

the old system was very inefficient. reggie: mark your calendars for you could own a piece of janet jackson's collection on saturday. more than 800 pieces of her personal collection of costumes, tour items, shoes, jewelry, and home furnishings are up for auction on may 21. i will remember that. her hawaii concert. her "all for you" to her, i think. the estimated total place -- total price listed could be over $1 million. according to auction officials, a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit the global charity compassion international. that's cool. kumasi: that's really cool. what about the stuff you win at this way too fast. kumasi: you can't about this? spencer: the wind is calm right

now, not even breezy at the coast. skies are right about the low clouds, with those getting thinner and thinner. mid-50's in oakland, mountain view. 52 at half moon bay. a nice view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. 53 to 54 degrees in all locations. not much has changed in the last hour. they will be warming up later in the day, for sure. these are our forecast headlines. fog beginning to dissipate, but still with us in some spots. sunny and warm today and tomorrow. a cooler pattern develops on thursday. today's high's low 60's at the coast, mainly middle to upper 70's at the shoreline. up to 90 inland. it will be nice and warm today. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow, the warmth eases a little bit in the inland areas. low 70's around the bay shoreline tomorrow. it gets a bit cooler and

breezier on thursday. that pattern of cooler and breezier weather will continue into the weekend. we warm up again as we get up into sunday and monday. lovely weather ahead. how is traffic looking? sue: it just depends on where you are, as always good popping down to san jose to give it love. this is highway 87. you can see it is pretty clear no real delays, not even to many cars. this is headed past the san jose airport, or up toward it. that is up toward your left. hopping over to 280. again, looking great here. your drive from downtown san jose toward cupertino looks like it is about 8 minutes at this point. looking good for the south bay so far at least this morning. where we had an accident earlier problem was cleared out on highway 4 near railroad. reggie: can you just

your favorite jeanette outfit was he? kumasi: the outfit from "escapade." if that is in the collection, take my money. i will wear it as soon as it comes in the mail on this set. reggie: ok, let's get ready. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00. vp harris: it's great --reena: it's great to be with you both. we have new details after that mass shooting in new mexico that left at least three people dead and six others wounded. mola is on the scene for us. the high-stakes meeting between president biden and speaker mccarthy as the clock ticks down to a potential catastrophic debt default. details and questions about jamie foxx's recovery. we are also taking a look at popular weight loss drugs and the potential side effects and our new series "weight loss revolution." ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪

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spencer: checking our current weather conditions. skies getting brighter, temperature is not moving much out of this range right now. later in the day, we will see some movement. high temperatures inland will be in the and i smiled to warm day. even at the coast, more sunshine than yesterday. has they are about 61 degrees. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow will be another mild and warm day. then, cooling begins on thursday. a breezy and cooler pattern will take us into the weekend. we will have mainly sunny skies all of those days going through the weekend. no rain ahead. we will have to put up with the sunshine. reggie: ok, thank you. mother forcing some partial closures in national parks. the melting snow and rising water level of the merced river is a significant safety concern. many visitors are being turned away, including a group of friends traveled all the way from switzerland 6000 miles

away. >> it was a big part of our trip. coming here this morning, getting kicked out, it was kind of disappointing for us. we are disappointed. reggie: park ranger say while they hate to kick people out of campsites, it's better to keep people safe from potential flooding. we heard a lot about the four-day workweek over the past few years. now, a bay area city is actually giving it a shot. the city of los altos is providing more flexibility for its more than 150 employees. here is how it works. you can pay the five day traditional workday schedule or you can work a little longer every day and get every other friday off. or you can work four days a week, which is 10 hours per day. officials say that four-day workweek option is by far the most popular. >> we have seen immediate

improvements in our workforce, the morale, people's satisfaction with their jobs. employees are really happy with it. i don't think we will be changing anytime soon. reggie: the city is still open to the public five days a week, even with this shift in schedules paid if you want to lose weight, don't rely on sugar substitutes. that recommendation coming from the world health organization. it's as artificial sweeteners may not help with weight control in the long run. the organization says its recommendation applies to everyone except for those who have pre-existing diabetes. in fact, the review shows long-term use of sugar substitutes may potentially increase the risk for type two diabetes and cardiovascular disease. the world health organization says people should focus on eating foods with natural sugar, like fruit, instead. , a popular low-cost bus service is back in california. mega bus is offering routes connecting the bay area to part of the state yesterday.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: forced to evacuate overnight. a truck runs over a wall as a bart train smashes right into

it. what we know about those hurt in the mess left behind. kumasi: then, finally back-to-school for thousands of oakland students. teachers strike ends and they are headed back to the classroom for regular classes today. reggie: cover girl. martha stewart making history as the oldest "sports illustrated" model. let's say seasoned. kumasi: go ahead. reggie: she looks great. spencer: she looks well seasoned to me. ok. [laughter] reggie: spencer, i know you can't tell us this, but i am just so hoping that we have a nice memorial day weekend. in looking at these extended forecasts and i'm worried. drew: i can --spencer: pretty much tell you it will be nice. you mean no storms, no phrasing?

-- freezing? i can't tell you for sure, but for today, i can tell you where we are headed. reggie: you can see where my mind is. [laughter] spencer: today, leftover clouds will be giving way to mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. by the afternoon, even the coast will be mainly sunny. the low clouds will return tonight, which is our pattern. high temperatures today low 60's at the coast. upper 80's to about 90 inland. reggie's kind of day. we see the clouds and fog return. let's check in with sue for a check of traffic. sue: thank you very much. we are looking outside at emeryville. our camera at the east shore freeway through gilman and berkeley, on into the macarthur maze. you are crowded, but still moving.

that is one of the busiest sections of the roadways in the entire bay area. there is what you are funneling into if you are heading into the bay bridge. ouch. 5:37 was the magic time for the metering lights to come on. a 25 minute delay from the back of the line through the metering lights to get onto the span. the rest moving pretty well from highway 84 to the toll plaza. when you get to the toll that is where the big delay remains. we have been talking about the crash with the train into a truck near the emeryville station, merit station. however, 51 trains all on time for bart this morning. reggie: that's good news. let me show you why it was a mess on bart overnight. dozens of passengers had to be evacuated when the train smashed into a truck on the tracks. this happened before midnight between lake merritt and fruitville stations. fortunately, the tracks were

cleared before our morning commute. amanda del castillo leo joins us now from oakland. amanda: certainly a frightening experience for the more than 40 passengers when that collision happened. at least one passenger is said to be injured, though it is unclear to what extent. the agency also says the bark driver was injured and taken to the hospital. we want to get you a closer look to the crash. around 11:35 last night, art says the pickup truck crashed into the track way on east 8th street. it was hit by a daly city bound train. mark -- bart immed bus bridge in place. the truck driver was tended to on scene. oakland police responded and conducted a field sobriety trust -- sobriety test. no word yet on the findings. an interview with a witness

shows the person detained. we are told had to be evacuated from the train. >> honestly, i thought it was an electrical fire or something. i thought it was going to be real or something. but after that, the fire department picked up the crash. i couldn't believe a truck crashed into it. amanda: another passenger describes the train acting erratically as if it were bouncing around the tracks at the time. they saw sparks and felt the big collision. crews were out assessing damage and impacts to service. the good news is that bart confirms its crews were able to repair the damage from last night's crash, saying normal service has been restored and was restored early as bart trains started running this morning. that was good news for travelers early this morning.

kumasi: thank you. today, things should feel more normal for students and teachers in oakland after a seven day strike ended yesterday. the oakland education association reached a deal with oakland unified. gloria rodríguez joining us out of the newsroom with details on this. gloria: good morning. oakland teachers returning to the classroom today. there is only about a week left in the school year. schools were open yesterday, but it was an optional planning day for teachers after a seven day strike. the oakland education association reaching a deal with oakland unified early yesterday morning. the union says the 2.5 year tentative agreement with the district includes a 15.5% salary increase for most teachers. strict leaders say it comes with a one-time $5,000 bonus and investments for students, like librarians, counselors, nurses, and visual arts and performing arts teachers.

there is a common good proposal, which includes assistance for on house students, and resources for black driving community schools. davidson says he hopes this will help with future retention. >> that was making teachers leave oakland because they wanted to go to another district where they could get to that top salary faster. we shortened that an added extra amounts on the salary schedule to incentivize teachers to stay in oakland, which is what we want them to do. gloria: the district says there historic compensation package for employees over the next three years will cost around $70 million. some parents say the strike could have been avoided. they worry about even more learning loss after the pandemic and now the strike. members still have to vote on the tentative agreement. reggie: thank you. -- kumasi: thank you police. antioch police and contra costa fire is investigating this deadly crash that happened last

night in front of an arco gas station. a car crashed right into a tree. it is not clear how any people died or are hurt. reggie: jose firefighters had a busy night putting out multiple brush fires. the first broke out 11: 15 last night. then, two hours later, two fires started burning and the coyote creek area. it is unclear what started these fires or if anyone was hurt. kumasi: san francisco is in the national spotlight again after a scene and special aired taking a close look at the special issues our city is grappling with. phil matier spoke with us on 3:00 p.m. show yesterday. he says he believes san francisco is having a moment of reckoning. >> i have covered in my time in san francisco drug problems, police problems, financial problems, environmental problems, the mentally ill, the homeless. but i have never had them all at once.

that is the concoction we are seeing now. that's what leads to the question of a failed city. the question is whether we would choose to ignore it or tolerate it, saying, well that is the way things are, we will come up with a perfect solution or no solution, but in the meantime, that's what we are going to live with. kumasi: phil matier went on to say the task for leaders is to come up with a solution and it is a two-part challenge. first, there is no perfect solution. second, there is often pressure in san francisco to come up with a "politically correct" answer. reggie: president biden is said to be congressional leaders for the second time to broker a deal to raise the debt limit and avoid a historic default. president biden says he is optimistic a deal will be made. but speaker kevin mccarthy said no progress has happened on negotiations. republicans want serious cuts in spending before agreeing to raise the debt limit. emma kratz say cuts are a nonstarter. >> we made it plain to our

republican colleagues that default is not an option. reggie: treasury secretary janet yellen has warned that the u.s. is less than three weeks away from defaulting on payments if the debt limit is not raise. a default could be catastrophic for the economy. social security payments and pay checks for the military would be cut off. she also warns that up to 8 million people lose their jobs. kumasi: san francisco is about to launch its biggest change to the city's parking meters in nearly 11 years. it is planning to extend metered parking hours until 10 p.m. monday through saturday. it is also adding sunday metering hours from noon until 6 p.m. it is normally free to park on sundays at this point. the changes will be made in six phases starting this summer, going through the end of next year. they say this will make parking meter hours more consistent citywide and will generate

revenue to help sustain unique service. reggie: and health news now, can diet play a role in your risk of developing dementia? research shows yes. you may risk cognitive decline if more than 20% of your daily calories come from altar processed foods. a neurologist at cleveland clinic who did not take part in the study says the most common cause of dementia is alzheimer's disease. while age and genetics are the biggest factors for alzheimer's, the doctor stresses diet is something you do have control over. >> you can think of things like beverages, chips, fast food, frozen foods. it seems that people whose diet is very heavily weighted to these types of foods seem to have a higher risk of dementia. reggie: the doctor says people who follow the mediterranean diet generally have a lower risk of developing dementia and alzheimer's disease, along with

getting proper exercise and sleep. still to come, the vote expected today that could impact the future of the castro theater. kumasi: let's take a live look at the board at the new york stock exchange. down 150 points. reggie: wait until you hear how long the average american spends waiting for coffee every year. why aren't you ordering ahead on the app? stay with us on the abc 7 area streaming app. we are live every weekday 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. you can download that app right now wherever you stream. spencer: if you order ahead, maybe it will be called by the time you get it. the sun is doing his job right now, burning off high clouds and low clouds. atr forecast, we see seven days of mainly sunny weather, although the cooling

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reggie: the nba playoffs continue on abc seven paid you can watch game three of the western conference finals saturday. the nuggets are playing the lakers in l.a. kumasi: a warning about the iphone many of you kids may be using this morning. one congressman says a bug in apple software can automatically turn off parental controls. those controls prevent kids from viewing explicit content on the iphone. the congressman also says apple has confirmed it is aware of the issues, but has provided no clear timeline for a fix. >> apple is dragging their feet on developing parental controls

for their addictive products, turning a profit cannot be more important than protecting our children. kumasi: data shows children ages eight years old to 12 years old spend four to six hours a day watching or using screens. abc 7 news has reached out to apple for comment. we have not heard back yet. reggie:thf banko brown, protesters taking to the streets after the decision not to charge a secured regard for city -- for shooting brown esme. kumasi: it went from the on market street all the way to san francisco city hall. abc7news reporter suzanne phan has reaction from the community. >> if we don't get no justice -- >> they don't get no peace. reporter: demanding district attorney brooke jenkins change her decision to not file charges. they believe banko brown's death

should never have happened. >> it is time to press charges. >> the video was horrific. reporter: one demonstrator saw the video and she is upset at the d.a. and the security guard who fired the shot that killed brown. >> she is claiming that it was self-defense. we saw the video. we know it's not self-defense. reporter: brown's family believes the security guard should be prosecuted. the attorney represents the family. >> i looked at this tape very, very closely a number of times. there was noat killed brown happened in matt dorsey's district. >> i would reiterate my condolences to the family members and friends of banko brown. i know this isn't something that feels like justice. ere read the report and watch the video. >> i appreciate the district attorney being transparent, more so than the law requires.

the district attorney was forthcoming. i have confidence the district attorney made a decision aced on the facts. reporter: the san francisco supervisor says he was troubled by the video and he will ask the board of supervisors to join him in calling for further review. >> i am personally asking both california's attorney general, as well as the united states department of justice, to review the justice -- the evidence in this case. this is not who we are. stealing a bag of candy does not warrant that. reporter: one attorney supports that idea. >> i think another set of eyes on this is a good thing. there has been so much public scrutiny. reporter: others say there is importance to have faith in the system. >> it's important to me that we have honor and integrity in the justice system and let it play out. kumasi: that was suzanne phan reporting. happening today, a pivotal vote

on the historic castro theater. the board of advisors is such a vote on a pregnant nation to extend another plan and entertain it wants to replace the existing seats with a modern, movable floor and landmark eating. it would prevent changes to the seating. but one man tells hood line he proposes removing the link which about the seats during today's meeting. reggie: that will be very interesting. amazon is overhauling its delivering system to get packages to you faster and cheaper. according to "the wall street journal," it alters search results to put items closer to your home higher up. items can be delivered faster and cheaper, since they aren't traveling as far across the country. now, let's take a look at what's happening at the new york stock exchange. we are down 113 points.

kumasi: happening today, the oakland city council is voting on renaming one stretch of its most prominent streets after the legendary rapper tupac. it will be renamed tupac s her way. his mom marin city and his career really took off in oakland. that is where he first worked with the hip hop group "digital underground." reggie: this year's sports illustrated swimsuit edition is making history with its new model. martha stewart is posing for the magazine in the dominican republic. she is now the oldest bottled magazine has featured. stewart used a years ago. when she saw the cover art, we are told she said it is a good picture. how do you kickstart your day? new survey shows 77% of coffee drinkers need two or more cups

to feel productive. with that said, how much time do you spend getting that coffee yucky researchers surveyed 2000 workers. ey foundakes mospeop the desk, buy a drink, and come back. -- 16 minutes to leave the desk, buy a drink, and come back. it ends up being nearly 50 hours per year buying beverages and a café. why are they telling on us? kumasi: that is our time. reggie: it was conducted that is in their best interest. i want you to not go out and get coffee. look at the source. the thing that i like about getting coffee is the walk. kumasi: yeah, it's nice. reggie: getting there and back is part of the experience. spencer: it's invigorating. get your blood back up. kumasi: especially if it is nice out. sue: 100%. reggie: if you know it is not

nice out, you know i will go and get it for you. kumasi: you and drew both. he will. spencer: before you go out and get a cup, you need to know what it is like out there. that's [laughter] [laughter] why i'm here. we are looking at conditions improving. a little bit of fog earlier in the day. right now, patchy, low clouds retreating. it will be gone by midday. sunny to mild this afternoon. a cool breeze beginning on thursday. by afternoon, high temperatures in the low to middle 60's on the coast. we will see a wide range around the bay shoreline from low 70's in oakland to upper 70's in other locations. river city may hit 79. in the east bay today, we will see highs in the upper 80's to about 90. 91 at fairfield. 85 at santa rosa. down in the south bay, 81 in san jose. tonight, low clouds and fog return.

as we look at the accuweather 7-day forecast, you can see the warmth easing a bit tomorrow. cooler and breezier pattern develops on thursday. that will linger into the weekend. sue, how about traffic? sue: looking pretty good, especially coming out of marin and across the golden gate bridge. no delays here. it is getting down toward the span. in a be limited in visibility as you come out of the waldo tunnel or robin williams tunnel. a heads up there just for the fog. a look of your drive times coming out of the central valley, about one hour and 10 minutes. we just got reports of an accident blocking the second lane from the left on 880 near industrial. it looks like they may have pushed it off to the shoulder. we will check back in just a she -- in just a few. reggie: comedian allie long is coming back for the end of the year. her last show in the city happened in 2019.

tickets for the five shows go on sale to the general public on friday. presale ticket options start tomorrow. kumasi: one of australia's most iconic creatures has been introduced to the country's oldest national park. the platypus made its return to the national park as part of a landmark conservation project. the animals have not been seen in the area since the 1970's. let me see what they look like. how cute! four of them got released on friday. there are going to be six more. researchers say they are optimistic they will be able to establish a new population for everyone to enjoy. reggie: kumasi: cute. they are. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch on our app . just download the app now and you can start streaming. kumasi: a little look outside at 6:53.

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this money. number one, part services back to normal's morning in oakland after a bart train hit a pickup truck on east 8th street near parkway. officials say the truck crashed onto the tracks when it was hit by a daly city down truck last night. the passenger -- one passenger and the driver of the truck were hurt. reggie: the d.a. will not file charges and security guard who killed banko brown last month. she has released a comprehensive decision on the shooting. kumasi: classes and oakland unified will reserve -- will resume as normal today. the deal not an end to a strike that impacted schools for seven days. reggie: i pivotal boat is set for today on the future of the castro theatre. the san francisco board of supervisors is considering changes to the landmark status

to include the seats inside the building. this could blow up plans by the theaters new operator to remodeled the building to accommodate more types of events. spencer: this bright, beautiful sun will burn off what's left of the fog, giving us a mainly sunny day from coast inland. and it is going to be warm. sue: following your tuesday morning commute, a little fog at the san mateo bridge, or your drive time from hayward over toward foster city is about 20 minutes. a little heavier than usual. kumasi: number seven, here is something that will make you smile. a couple thought they won a stuffed animal from a claw machine at the gas station. but this cat came out. [laughter] the owner of the gas station where the game is says the cat usually sleeps in the machine. sue: i love how the cat is stretching right there. kumasi: you woke me up. spencer: that's a great stretch. oh man, it makes me feel more wide-awake. sue: how does he get in there?

he just climbs in? reggie: just pushes in. what happened to the elephant? kumasi: we will get that later. cap right now. reggie: got it. spencer: he didn't fall. he just kind of glided out, didn't he? no need to say "meow." [laughter] reggie: thank you for that. i want to let you know that abc seven at 7:00 is coming up. you can stream us on our abc7news app or abc 7.com. for the rest to be, it is going to be "good morning america" that starts in just a few moments. thank you for being here this morning. ♪

>> good morning america for our viewers in the west. deadly mass shooting in new mexico. a shooter opened fire in broad daylight, killing three people, wounding six others including two police officers. this bullet went through this 1-year-old girl's bedroom. this morning how officers took down the 18-year-old shooter. harrowing attack. a man with a metal baseball bat allegedly targeting a virginia congressman injuring two staffers including an intern on her first day. the new video police are now reviewing. fbi under fire. the new fallout from the scathing report on the agency's handling of the origins of the russia investigation into former

president trump. air scare.