>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: former president trump once again the target of imminent indictment. the latest allegations linked to the january 6 insurrection >>. plus -- >>they are righteous about it. like they have a right to take anything from the shelves. kumasi: business owners are not the only ones victimized by rampant shoplifting. in some areas the shoppers themselves are showing frustration as they see even

more changes to the shopping experience. reggie: recovery retail is just one part of the puzzle. city leaders are proposing creative solutions to reignite the downtown district. kumasi: we are starting with a check on the forecast. drew: temperatures close to average. live look outside, marine layer above has coastal drizzle as well. temperatures are near average heading into the afternoon. there's no excessive heat coming our way today or even the next couple of days. right now you will find temperatures in the 50's, typical for this time of day and year. a light layer is certainly needed. future weather, planning out your day, tracking fog around the bay shoreline. foggy on the coast line and as we head into the afternoon you will notice the city, the east bay staying on the cool side. 60's for oakland, vallejo, richmond. and like yesterday the warmest

spots are generally going into the 80's. looking at temperatures similar to yesterday. 64 and the city. san francisco you will likely keep the extra layer all day. 80 in san jose. 85 in concord. we have a warm up coming our way by the end of the weekend we will talk about that in a minute but let's check in with jobina to see how the traffic is doing. jobina: quickly i want to mention, because my math was not updating the way i wanted it to, there is a sig alert in san jose. 280 on the transition ramp because of an overturned dump truck. more for you on that in the next update but we will bring you live cameras outside showing you the san mateo bridge, where everything is moving for the most part but busy in the westbound direction. which is where you see these headlights going as we show you 80 and we end here with a look at our drive times. for our supercomputers it will be around 39 minutes. kumasi: tracking the tragic news

of a deadly crash in the south bay where an infant has died. amanda is live in san jose this morning with the details. this is so sad, amanda. amanda: this is so incredibly awful. details are limited to but we do know that this was just a horrible tragedy. san jose police confirming that an infant was killed after a car or a driver crashed into three people. the scene is still active here on the east side of the city. sj pd says they responded before midnight reporting that a driver hit the baby, a woman, and a second child at the intersection . the infant died on the scene. the two others were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we are told the driver remained on the scene. when it comes to statistics, police say this is the 26th fatal collision and 27th fatal

traffic death of the year. in previous coverage of fatal crashes we have heard from officials with the vision zero task worse, which focuses efforts on reducing traffic deaths and injuries. last year was particularly alarming with 670 people injured in speeding related crashes. 58 people were reported killed or severely injured in 2022 and the overnight death of a baby only amplifies the issue. >> it's bad. people don't respect no more, you know? i say it in the mornings as i cross these streets every day. cars are always trying to beat the light, you know? everyone is rushing. to the crash but the city has often said that speeding is what leads to the fatal crashes on

district streets. districts four and five were we are now have some of the most traffic deaths and severe injury crashes of the 10 council districts. we are waiting on more information from police but what we know is that a driver crashed into three people late last night, killing a baby and sending a woman and another child to the hospital. police have not yet confirmed the relationship between the three. for now, reporting live from san jose, abc 7 news. reggie: today is the next step for one company to acquire two san francisco hospitals. ucsf is looking to pur saint francis from dignity health. they will discuss the request at the meeting in san francisco. the process is expected to take several months. speaking of the university of california, the mayor is tossing around ideas about how to revitalize downtown and one of the ideas is to build a new

campus downtown. mayor london breed and the city attorney sent a letter to the chair of the uc board of regents asking them to consider a new campus. the mayor set on twitter that there is room for housing, classrooms, lab space and more. she wants sf city college and sfusd to consider using downtown office space. kumasi: the mayor is also considering moving city workers into empty office buildings and is asking the administrator's office to lease space in the financial district including the department of real estate that operates real estate services for 27 agencies across the city saying they can lead recovery efforts by investing in office space for city workers while considering land or buildings for housing. there will be a meeting today to brainstorm other ideas for using empty commercial buildings that will be run by the planning department, the office of economic and workforce development, and other

organizations. among the ideas discussed is converting nonresidential buildings to housing and new housing. there is also conversation around construction in the area and they are considering how to get retail entertainment is in us is to return. reggie: and another facet the mayor is weighing in on, robo taxis, we have seen instances where they have been stuck on the street. the mayor was on a 3:00 show called getting answers yesterday saying she liked the concept of the service but has her reservations. >> as they are being tested we want to make sure we are working hand-in-hand with those companies to ensure safety. ultimately we don't necessarily have the authority to regulate this industry, but we have made it clear to various industries that we want to partner and want them to address the safety concerns and make the adjustments. they have the technology in some cases to do so. reggie: the public utilities

commission is planning to vote on whether they will allow autonomous taxis to operate around the clock. they have already delayed the vote twice. a san francisco walgreens now locking freezers after workers said thieves target the store 15 to 20 times a day. this is the walgreens on 17th avenue and geary boulevard. the shoplifting happens so often shoppers say they are very frustrated. >> sometimes i have stopped people myself and it frustrates me to see the neighborhood fall apart. to have to ask somebody to unlock things. reggie: 20% in san francisco compared to pre-pandemic levels. a police officer who did not want to be on camera says he detained eight people on monday. >> people entering the story and taking products. if they cross the threshold they can be put under arrest.

of the eight i took on yesterday, seven returned the items. >> did you arrest anybody? >> know, all they wanted to do was get the product back. reggie: it's not just walgreens. the store across the street said they lost over $100,000. kumasi: the mayor of oakland will get a raise but it will not be as much as originally proposed. city council passed that last night after a spirited debate. >> if it was a different time i would think about it twice but right now it is very hard for me to explain to my residence and neighbors who are suffering, who need a place to eat, and the city is a mess. kumasi: her salary will go up i about $13,000, it will be

216,000, the minimum pump required by the city charter. the city council wants someone else to deal with the mayor's salary in the future. >> i want to include in the motion a direction for the city administrator to return to the council as i stated earlier in a timely manner with a proposed legislation to amend the charter in november of 2000 24 and move the responsibility from the city council to an independent public ethics commission. kumasi: the original proposal included a $75,000 raise. tao insisted she would return any raise that was above the minimum. reggie: this morning, the most serious battle for donald trump yet. jack smith appearing ready to indict the former president as part of the investigation into january 6. jobina: we first told you about this yesterday morning when he announced on his social media after that he had received a target letter.

now we are learning what could be in the impending indictment. one source says it mentions three federal statutes including conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the united states, deprivation of rights under law, tampering with a witness, victim, or informant. trump says he was given until tomorrow to testify and sources closer to the former president say he is unlikely to accept. special counsel jack smith is also looking into the effort to reverse the results in arizona, michigan, nevada, in georgia where he was were ordered pressuring the secretary of state to "find" votes he needed to win. >> fellas, what are we going to do? i need 11,000 votes. jobina: 16 people were charged with acting as fake electors, submitting false certificates after the election claiming that trump had won the state.

in georgia they are leading an investigation into the alleged efforts to overturn the results in that state. a decision and that case is expected next month. drew: sfo this up above. if you liked yesterday today's temperatures are equally as delightful. cooler than average in most spots. this is pretty rare, across the country we are dealing with a lot of hot weather in the southwest and deep south but for us here we had a marine layer influence keeping temperatures one degree to five degrees below average for this time of year. quite comfortable. getting you an update on tropical storm calvin, the wind is losing a lot of convection, meaning it is getting weaker as it approaches. there is still a tropical storm warning that has been extended into tomorrow morning at 2 a.m., where we are seeing heavy rain on the radar. the southeastern facing shores

will see the highest rainfall totals and the wind right now is gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour with calvin pushing to the south over the next 12 hours. here at home near average temperatures. hazy in the sky. good to moderate air quality. temperatures very nice, 60's and 70's, warmest spots in the 80's. today is the final day of pleasant temperatures. heat is going to return and by friday we are sizzling in land once again. we have a closer look at those temperatures coming up in about nine minutes. reggie: reggie: two ticketholders sitting it big in mega millions. not really really big, but pretty get -- big. the chance to win millions even billions is still out there. kumasi: taylor swift takeover in the south bay. how the city of santa clara is paying tribute. reggie: we are now now ♪

with will.i.am and britney ♪

kumasi: once again, no matches to last nights mega millions jackpot. $640 million was up for grabs and now the total climbs to at least $720 million for the next drawing on friday. now there are some minor success stories here in the bay area. one store in oakland, another in san jose selling tickets that matched five numbers. those tickets are worth about 287 thousand dollars each. ok. and tonight the powerball drawing in the jackpot are at on billion dollars. reggie: the city of santa clara is in the taylor swift era. city leaders voting to crown her honorary mayor when her concert tour comes to town next week but that is not all, the city will be renamed swifty-clara prepared for what have bent packed shows across the country

and i have no doubt it will be the same year. laura martinez shows you how the city is getting ready. >> for the first time in city history, santa clara will be changing its name. >> we present a proclamation to rename our city to swifty-clara. >> you heard that right. swifty-clara. the name change is only for two days but it is to commemorate taylor swift eras tour coming next friday. >> i'm going to honor her as taking over my job for two days and making her an honorary mayor. >> the to could gener billion dollars in economic impact globally and data shows concertgoers spending more than $1300 per event. >> we are looking for something positive that hasn't happened in a while. this is a great kick off the summertime. >> local small businesses are

hopping on the train. creating taylor swift cookies, sang the presale is sold out. we spoke to a swifty who will be attending next friday. >> it's unreal, knowing how hard it was to get those tickets, i'm still kind of into diffs -- disbelieved. -- in disbelief. >> she says it's an exciting opportunity for the city. >> it just kind of brings life to the city again. it's been great having the sports up and running again but i feel like in the entertainment scene we have lacked on that. >> she says that taylor swift a story writer that makes a positive impact. >> doing a good job reinforcing the fact that you can display your emotions but take a pause to think about how you can go up from this because it is not always the end of the world for some people. >> let's create a love story

that echoes through the ages. swifty-clara, you are our evermore. >> laura, abc 7 news. reggie: that was a lot. taylor swift isn't the only artist bringing a boost to the bay area economy. a rock band brought $31 million as they wrapped up their final tour in san francisco this weekend according to "the chronicle." 120 thousand bands rocked out oracle park. 31 million dollars is expected to give a much needed boost to the city economy. kumasi: britney spears getting ready to release new you sick in collaboration with will.i.am, teasing a new single called mind your business on instagram. they worked together on several projects before, including will.i.am serving as executive producer on her 2013 album. britney spears has not released original solo music sensor 2016

album, glory. well this one, mind your business, the single is going to be released july 21. reggie: i'm excited for this and glory was underrated. i really liked glory. drew: i know. reggie: do you want to come over? drew: ok. [laughter] jobina: is that they album with scream and shout and let it all out? kumasi: was that -- reggie: was that just a single? drew: and i think that was 2012. reggie: that's the color by always think of. ♪ now now rocking with will.i.am and britney ♪ drew: so funny, mind your business but in october you learn everything about her life. still upset at that title. let's go outside. sfo this morning, clouds upstairs. starting out with the marine layer. coastal drizzle as well. air polity, pockets of it,

the majority of the region, we are breathing easy but you probably noticed yesterday a bit of smoke. what's happening? flat fire currently burning in oregon has some smoke descending south. it's not really reaching the surface and impacting our air quality to breathe you will notice from time to time we will have hazy skies with the smoke drifting a lot. it's saving us from the smoke reaching the surface but we will keep an ion that over the next couple of days. today, near average temperatures that are comfortable and pleasant. warmest spots in the 80's, 60's, 70's on the bay shoreline, rinsing and repeating the forecast on our marine layer, mainly in the 50's. pleasant temperatures go away starting thursday with future track temperature showing you 90's, likely hitting 100 and the hottest spots like some parts of contra costa county. those of the hottest

temperatures. the heat spikes more on friday, the warmest day that we have in the seven-day forecast. like last weekend the heat is not reached the coast or much of the bayshore line. it's the land spots that are really hot by friday afternoon. your accuweather forecast, pleasant with the heat turning in land thursday and friday. hanging on before the temperatures moderate for early next week. jobina? jobina: we start with a sig alert in san jose involving an overturned truck on southbound 880, the transition to southbound 280, not much of a backup. the chp updated the log saying the ramp will be closed for the next three to four hours. live picture right now at walnut creek showing you 680 with taillights traveling southbound for you. everything running on time for the most part in oakland as we show you the 880 at the coliseum camera. we will end here without drive

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kumasi: seven things to know this morning. san jose police on the scene of a deadly pedestrian accident. an infant was killed. a woman and a second child were also hit. they had to be taken to the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene. the intersection, king and a cal avenue, close for now. reggie: number two, the target letter sent to donald trump includes mention of at least three federal statutes related to the january 6 insurrection. trump received the letter sunday generally meaning an indictment is coming soon. kumasi: number three, oakland city council approving a $13,000 raise for the mayor. smaller than originally proposed after the mayor asked for the minimum pump required by city charter. reggie: number four, phoenix hitting its 20th day of temperatures above 110.

a new record. the previous record was set yesterday. they set a record for the most number of days of low temperature in the 90's. drew: different story for us in the bay. pleasant temperatures, those numbers similar to yesterday. 70's and 80's away from the coast, lots of sunshine away from the coast. tomorrow and friday hotter weather begins moving in. jobina: we just mentioned number six but it is our biggest issue in terms of traffic, the sig alert in san jose at southbound 880 transitioning to southbound 280. kumasi: number seven, big congratulations to the bay area restaurants that now have michelin stars. winners now include nari and aphotic, both from san francisco, as well as aro from calistoga. more on this in the next half hour. the unsolved killing of two boxer core, taking a turn.

he died following a drive-by shooting in las vegas in september of 1996. this is new video of the search from monday night. vegas police are not commenting on the reason for the search however the warrant is for a home in the suburb of henderson. two boxer core grew up here in the bay area and became one of his generation. earlier this year the city of oakland and a street after him. reggie: coming up at five: 30, the santa cruz sea otter saga. gone from coast side menace to surfer to tourist attraction. kumasi: and a beef between talk arrests -- restaurants, getting closer -- taco r getting closer to a resolution. >> this is 24/7. >> you are watching abc7news

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reggie: another shooting on or near a bay area freeway. the latest one in oakland marks at least the third shooting in five days. kumasi: we are learning about new allegations of inhumane treatment on the southern border. what one state trooper says he experienced dealing with migrant children and families, forcing him to speak up. reggie: two tech giants teaming up. how artificial intelligence is bringing together metta and microsoft. kumasi: good morning, everybody.

reggie: let's check in with drew. drew: pleasant temperatures this afternoon before the heat against to move back in in our hottest spots later on by the end of the week. this morning we had fog over the exploratorium camera. low level clouds with coastal drizzle. heading out the door, mainly in the 50's across the board. future weather, planning your day we are breaking down the cloud cover on the bay shoreline by 9 a.m. and heading into the afternoon we have sunshine away from the coast that will keep the clouds for much of the day. notice that it is still pretty cool by lunchtime into the water. in the afternoon we have the warmest spots going into the 80's. numbers are one degree to five degrees below average for this time of year. 69 in oakland. 80 in san jose. 64 in the city. 82 in santa rosa. we will talk about the warmer weather coming back in in about

eight and its but let's see how the traffic is doing. jobina: zooming in on you can see the backup on westbound 80 before the columbus parkway. speed is down to eight miles per hour in that spot with one lane blocked right now. live cameras showing you a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge. wind advisories this morning through the antioch bridge and ultima pass. no advisories for the golden gate as we bring you this picture and we will see how the fog does as the sun rises. reggie: developing news in the south bay, and infant died after being hit by a car overnight. police say it happened in the area of king road and oh, avenue within a few blocks of multiple schools. amanda is live in san jose this morning with what we know. amanda: overnight development, driver hitting three people, killing a

baby and injuring two others. as you mentioned it happened right here in the east side of the city. just about 10 minutes ago police cleared the scene and traffic is once again moving at this hour. but it happened just before midnight. police sharing little detail. they say that you know, the baby died on the scene and they are not early detailing the relationship between the three people but we know that two others were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. sj pd says the driver remained on the scene. we saw the suv with front-end damage and probably don't know what to the crash, the city and sj pd have said speeding is the number one cause of fatal and severe injury crashes on the streets. the city said district for an district five where we are now have some of the most traffic deaths and severe injury crashes out of the 10 council district. in this overnight death of a

baby, it only amplify the issues for the residents here in the area. >> i really think they should install cameras everywhere, you know? especially in these busy streets here. just look what happened. innocent lives there. innocent. we don't know what happened but it's just crazy. amanda: polic the 26th fatal collision and traffic death of the year. the vision zero task force focuses efforts on reducing traffic deaths and injuries shared last year's alarming numbers. 617 people were injured in speeding related crashes. 58 people were reported killed or severely injured in 2022. last night this driver crashed into three people. once again, a baby killed, a woman and another child taken to the hospital. reporting live, abc7news.

kumasi: thank you, amanda. a third bay area highway shooting reported in five days. the i-team received data showing 30 bay area shootings in the first 4.5 months of 2023, 19 of them in alameda county. gloria is in the newsroom with what we know about the allegation and what need to be done to prevent the shootings. gloria coleman the recent incidents have some wondering if highway cameras could help with the investigations. this scene unfolded in oakland on tuesday afternoon. california highway patrol officers closed off eastbound lanes affidavit showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound, reporting it happened a long 980. we don't know the extent of that person's injuries right now but it arcs the third bay area highway shooting in five days. friday evening and eight-year-old was left in grave

condition after being struck via bullet while riding in an unrelated vehicle along 580 in oakland. the same day a woman was shot in the leg i'll traveling southbound along 280 in san francisco near allegheny boulevard. dan romero is the vice mayor of hercules and is in full support of freeway cameras. something he helped to push for and get along i-80 and hercules and he spoke to derek stone about this. it's not going to stash >> not going to stop the shootings, but it is a deterrent here. there haven't been as many. gloria: those with the transportation agency say that on hundred 20 cameras have already been installed in the area along highway four, i-80, 580 and 880, but are currently not being used. 40 more are being installed soon. officials say that halloween

that installation of cameras in the field, caltrans will start evaluating those capabilities and begin deployment and usage in gradual phases. romero says the process needs to be pushed ahead immediately and might've continued shootings and in the latest shooting no one has been arrested. live in the newsroom, abc7news. amanda: -- reggie: new information on the story we told you about yesterday, u.s. army private meaning in custody in north korea this morning. travis king willingly crossed the border into the country without authorization. the 23-year-old had just spent 47 days in a south korean jail following an altercation with locals. he was set to return to the u.s. where he was likely going to be discharged. >> he's now under the physical control of the north koreans. we don't have a lot of options in terms of being able to negotiate to get him back. reggie: official say that he was

escorted to the airport, but instead of going to his airplane he left to join a tour of the demilitarized zone. the state department says that he seems to have known what he was doing when he ditched the tour group and bolted across the border with no indication he wants to leave north korea. kumasi: the u.s. passport dropped to two -- dropped two spots to number eight in the powerful passport list. according to global citizenship and the residence advisory firm, singapore is at the top with access to more than 192 countries. germany, italy, and spain hold the number two spot with 190 countries. japan is 189. u.k., 88. -- 188. afghanistan is last, the passport only allows holders to enter 27 countries without

visas. reggie: a man and his dog stuck at sea for three months. the update on how they are both doing after being rescued by a mexican tune about crew. kumasi: the results are they are delicious. but first, we are checking in with drew. drew: looking at the nationwide highs, you can count us pretty lucky in the bay area, san francisco doing its thing, sticking out on this map. you can see a huge orson of the south dealing with extreme heat advisories and warnings in effect from new orleans through texas and into the four corners. san francisco comes in with a pleasant high of 64 degrees later this afternoon. live look outside at all not wreak, you can see patchy fog but it is mainly clear skies for the cities further in. finding a bit of fog closer to the coast with drizzle as well. increasing sunshine as the day goes on.

pleasant temperatures. if you like yesterday, today is equally as the light. those numbers are generally in the 70's and 80's away from the coast with numbers later today one degree to five degrees below average for this time of year. it's one of the few places in the country with cooler than average highs. the sun is up in less than 30 minutes, sunset coming at 8:28 later today. 64 in the city. like yesterday. we thought it was chilly, similar set up today. 69 oakland. richmond is pretty cool for this time of year. 82 in santa rosa. 88 is the high in livermore. looking at today, it's doesn't but that's short-lived because tomorrow and friday the heat returns. thursday afternoon we have the hottest spots in land hitting the 100 degree mark, warming around the bay shoreline as well. down but sizzling on friday.

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reggie: abc news obtained in email from a texas state trooper discussing inhumane policies on the border, pushing people back into the river and denying them water. jobina: in response the texas department of public safety issued a statement saying troopers are the ones who performed rescues while trying to stop migrants from placing themselves in harm's way. the trooper that wrote the email raised concerns about the risks posed by newly installed razor

wire, providing pictures of serious injuries suffered by migrants and the scrubbing a pregnant woman who got stuck in the wire and experienced a miscarriage. the governor's office in texas responded saying that texas is deploying every tool and strategy to deter and repel either legal crossings between ports of entry. critics question if the strategy is going too far. >> we know from this email that we have a medic within the department of public safety saying we are treating these people in a horrible humane way. >> it's hard for me to imagine texas law enforcement thinking those things are ok but if it is true and it did happen, it's inhumane. jobina: the latest data from homeland security shows a 30% decrease in encounters with migrants at the southern border compared to this time last year. kumasi: today in the gma first

look, leonel massey superstar joined miami. they are speaking out about his arrival there. first look when it comes to reshaping the world of professional soccer, no one is bending at quite like beckham. as co-owners of inner jorge moss and david beckham discussed the move by leo messi to an american soccer team. now that it's official, can you open it up a bit? talk about luring the best soccer player in the world to miami. >> david beckham was 2007. leon messi in 2023. >> to bring a player like that to play for our team, you know, it's bigger than just winning

trophies. >> we will have much more with david beckham and what's in store for leonel massey, coming up. kumasi: meta taking a major step in the battle over artificial intelligence. mark zuckerberg announced a partnership between meta and microsoft to introduce the new generation of the ai large language model, they plan to make it free of charge for commercial use. it is called llama two. the company says that letting people check it out for free is an important step in making ai safer. reggie: taco john's, ending legal fight over the taco tuesday trademark. earlier this year they petitioned the patent office to cancel the trademarks arguing it's a common phrase. taco johns has owned the trademark except in new jersey

since 1989. now is the time of year where i have absolutely no idea how to pronounce restaurants that were just winners of michelin stars. bear with me. bay areas once again represented. three deserving restaurants getting their first michelin star. we see them here. nari. and this when i don't know how to say. kumasi: we are going to say aphotic. reggie: really? ahp pot drew: like app toss. reggie: another hard one for me. as well as auro. california 17 green star restaurants in north america. oakland chef, owner of com retaining his first -- his

michelin stars. >> recognized on this global scale is not just an accomplishment for me personally before the team. it takes a village. [laughter] reggie: kumasi and jobina were there last night with dooley and glover. great to see while. drew: did you eat some good food? kumasi: we sure did. what was the thing that we had where we kept coming back for the truffles? people were like y'all. jobina: i know she was laughing at me. reggie: it was like -- kumasi: it was like cheese phillipos that with truffles in the basket. drew: say stop. reggie: delicious. jobina: what was the bread thing with caviar on top? kumasi: and then back in the back for national caviar day we went to do some caviar bumps off of a michelin reggie: reggie:

ice sculpture. if you don't know what a caviar bump is, go to my instagram. [laughter] drew: michelin ice sculpture? jobina: it was with equal. and they had these pairing situations. more than one of those drinks would have had you on the door. not that kind of evening, it was a tuesday. but i'm really excited about this restaurant that got the green star. they are not far from me on north avenue. they were so happy. everyone, they called it oakland instead of oakland and everyone erupted. reggie: that's cool. i'm happy for oakland. jobina: and for the food. drew: totally. get those reservations now. walnut creek is looking nice. sfo looking equally as delightful. fog upstairs. air polity not a huge issue. for the most part it is easy to breathe the fresh air. you probably noticed hayes and

smoke in the atmosphere. there is a fire burning in oregon and that smoke is moving in our direction but the marine layer keeping it from reaching the surface. you will not be breathing the smoke but you may see it aloft. like yesterday it turns breezy this afternoon and we will repeat that tomorrow. the wind, maybe not as strong but turning things pretty pleasant this afternoon. near average, a few degrees below average, carbon copy forecast. if you liked yesterday, you will like today. 80's and the warmest spots away from the coast. the marine layer coming back tonight with temperatures falling into the 50's. the pleasant temperatures are short-lived in our hottest spots in land. by thursday afternoon you will find the heat increasing once again, a pink contour showing you areas above 90 degrees. looks like the peak of the next warm spell will be friday and many cities will be dealing with

intense temperatures. close to the coast we are staying pretty comfortable. 60's and 70's. the accuweather forecast, staying comfortable today. the heat spiking friday. the heat holds on in land on saturday, a warm day away from the coast with temperatures closer to average for this time of year early next week. kumasi: we have jobina: a cup -- jobina: we have a couple of -- jobina: we have a couple of crashes to talk about westbound on 80 at columbus parkway. speed is down to seven miles per hour and the backup is starting to get thick. not a backup definitely a closure, sig alert underway in san jose south bend on 880. the transition is still shut down. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 5:36 and if you wonder how it got backed up so quickly, there is also a two car crash around the toll plaza as well.

reggie: stadium changes being made to make sure that guests are safe. kumasi: and our favorite sea

reggie: our friend, the surfboard biting sea otter in santa cruz is a free otter this morning. we will see how long that lasts. fish and wildlife was once again trying to capture the otter, who has gone viral. they had no luck. people who came to see her are split on what should happen. >> we cannot take a species out of its natural environment. you have to investigate why it's happening but we already know why. i am protesting its capture.

>> personally i think they do need to capture her. it is really important for her safety to know what is going on with her health. animal care facility and released into the wild more than one year before the interactions with people started happening. the department of fish and wildlife said that it could take days or weeks to successfully capture her, study her behavior and rehome her into a zoo or an aquarium. kumasi: she already been through that. reggie: this is where she lives. ok. kumasi: his dog are resting easy this morning after being lost at sea for three months. timothy lindsay shattuck and his dog were rescued by a mexican tune about. 1200 miles from land and in international waters. the crew gave them food, water, and international attention.

he is help late and grateful for the doggy found in mexico. >> i tried to find a home for her three times and she kept following me to the water. i'm just grateful that she's alive. she's a lot braver than i am. [laughter] kumasi: he said they survived off of ra -- raw fish and rainwater after a storm damaged his catamaran and wiped out his electronics. they were originally headed towards french polynesia from mexico. reggie: it is really hot in arizona. phoenix is expected to hit 20 days in a row where the temperature is over 110 degrees. the second day in a row where the city broke a temperature record. the previous record of 18 straight days of 110 degree weather was set in 1974 and was broken yesterday. the city also broke a temperature -- a low record temperature.

the low was 94 degrees. yesterday was also the ninth straight day that phoenix had a low temperature over 98 degrees that set a record. drew: break that record again. 98 degrees right now. if it stays at 98 or above, that would be the record warmest overnight low they have ever seen. it's still hot in arizona and there is more heat on the way. for us in land there is cooler weather with an onshore flow making its way in land, creating comfortable temperatures this morning. it's a comfortable afternoon. similar to yesterday. 70's and 80's away from the coast. kumasi: call on speed camera, a proposed bill that would ticket drivers going faster than the speed limit. reggie: and the move by supervisors to help small businesses stay afloat. kumasi: taking a live look outside.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: an infant crash in san jose. two other people heard. when we are learning about the investigation on march the 26th deadliest dashing crash in san jose this year. reggie: mayor calling for