>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: x m twitter said to rebrand as the company shows off its new logo at san francisco headquarters overnight. reggie: this wild crash down the hill near a well-known staircase

in san francisco. police still searching for those in the car, took off after the crash. kumasi: paying tribute to tony bennett, the move some of the government want to make to honor the late singer. reggie: good monday kumasi: we are starting with drew. drew: a little fog along the coast and the bay shoreline. we are starting in the 50's. losing some of that heat we had over the weekend in our hot east -- hottest cities inland. outside this morning, a live look from our camera showing you limited fog pushing inland at this hour. 50's and 60's, partly cloudy throughout the day and mild to warm. numbers later today by 4:00 p.m. getting closer to where we typically are this time of year. low 90's inland. 70's around the bay shoreline.

60's along the coast. jobina: in the south bay, one positive update. the sig alert on southbound 101 has been canceled. all lanes have reopened. we did have major injuries minor residual delay. chp on scene of the deadly crash on camden avenue at highway avenue five hot -- highway 85. what we have learned from police, a male was in the roadway and hit them and died at scene. this is reported as san jose's 28th deadly crash of the year and 29th victim. this will impact your commute especially for anyone trying to get to that camden avenue offramp. that will be shut down until further notice. this morning for the driver people inside of this car that

amazingly crashed, rolled over near the street stairs in san francisco saturday night near dolores park. joining us live from scene, that video is crazy to see. that aftermath behind you. reporter: absolutely. we will get to that in a second. it is remarkable that no one was injured or killed in this crash. witnesses tell us people were walking down the stairs a minute or two before that car went downhill. if you have not seen that crazy video, take a look at your screen up. witnesses saw the person behind the wheel drive off the dead end at cumberland and land upside down at 19th and sanchez at around 7:19 saturday evening. we are told a car full of people work captured on cellphone video eating out of the overturned car minutes before police arrived. officers will say they have been unable to locate those inside

the car, but have not said if they committed any crimes other than leaving the scene of an accident. witnesses describe the moments is be -- moments before and after impact. >> screeching tires and then airborne. i heard a thud. that is when they were bouncing through the overgrowth and hit trees and it landed and it was silence. >> when i ran out, i heard muffled yelling from inside the car. i yanked on the door. fortunately, was not stuck at all. people started pouring out. >> everybody out? reporter: one witness describes hearing the people inside the car saying they had three minutes and needed to run. there are so many questions about why those in the car left the accident scene. another witness says a man showed up after the crash of a telling demand others he had been carjacked and the car that went off the hill was his.

we want to show you signs of that impact around the -- starting from the top, you can see caution tape. some of the railing taken off. at the bottom, that tree debris we have talked so much about. that is where that car landed. upside down, no injuries reported so far. reggie: twitter's bluebird logo is no more. elon musk tweeted the logo has been changed to an x. the url x.com twitter. the latest big change since musk bought the san francisco based company last year. jobina: the new logo is life this morning. the new video shows you the exterior -- sorry, let's see if we can get it. it is outside of the headquarters right now displayed across the early. industry experts say this change is not surprising, given musk's

history with the letter x. there is his rocket company, space x, and he founded a startup called x.com that eventually turned into paypal. not to mention, one of his sons names starts with an x. musk's appointed ceo wrote her twitter account x would be "the future state of unlimited interactivity centered in audio, video, messaging, payments, banking crated on global market place where ideas, goods, services and opportunities." i'm going to pull up what it looks like if you go on the website now. this is twitter.com. you can use x.com. say you were to make a new account, this is what it looks like. bird no more. critics say it will be confusing to twitter's audience. he company has seen several other changes made in the last year. kumasi: thank you.

in the east bay, police broke up an early-morning morning sideshow in oakland. [wheels screeching] kumasi: this was the scene sunday morning at the intersection of haber and berger road and coliseum way. you can see multiple cars and trucks doing turns doing doughnuts. the slideshow lasted 15 minutes before police broke up the crowd. the oakland police department tweeted out a message saying they would have more resources on the street this week and as a part of their sideshow enforcement. cars that take place in illegal activity will be placed on a 30 day hold. reggie: a $6 billion proposal to redevelop this site is on the table. these groups want to make sure they have a seat at that table. fake organizations nonprofits and affordable housing advocates that over the weekend to talk about a so-called community benefits agreement for the project. the african-american sports

entertainment group is leading the proposal. participants had ideas about what they want the land to become and how east oakland residents are able to benefit. >> we want to see the residence here get their needs met. the coliseum site should provide affordable housing, good, quality jobs, environmental protections. reggie: oakland mayor sheng thao is looking to keep athletic sin city by pushing forward with the howard terminal ballpark plan. the a's have signaled they are going to move to vegas. either way, the coliseum could be vacated in the near future. kumasi: tomorrow, the a's are facing off against the giants for the bay bridge series. a's fans are hoping their friendly rivals will support them in their push to self keep your the effort is being called unite the bay. the nonprofit oakland 68 and last i are are teaming up tomorrow handing out 85 unite the bay posters to fans and the posters have instructions in how to join in on the protest. >> in the fifth inning, to stand

up, be silent for first at-bat. after 55 seconds, to represent all the years in oakland, start chanting, sell the team. we are going to blow the place up. kumasi: last month, the nevada state legislature passed a bill to help fund the new stadium for the days in las vegas. fans are hoping tomorrow's protest will bring change to keep baseball on both sides of the bay. coming up, saving anchor burrowing. the workers at the beloved worry are working to buy the company. he hurdles they may face. reggie: one area going with three months of rain in one day. flooding was so bad, it sent patios flowing down the street. drew: wow. looking at your headlines for the week ahead. morning coastal clouds right now, but sunshine, a warm afternoon on the way. by midweek, cooler weather moving in. a close look at the fine tuned

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reggie: we have seen storms wash up all sorts of things. i have never seen an entire patio. it floated through a parking lot in nova scotia. the canadian province is dealing with extensive flooding after rain sort through the northeast part of the country, forcing evacuations. that is why old. drew: that is a lot ofat. for a lot of the country, we are dealing withea recast highs, a huge swath of thcotry dealing with above average temperatures. we will fose numbers well above average. heat leaf in the northeast. for much of california, we will start to see that excessive heat

push back to the east. temperatures closer to average even at home. a live look from sutro tower camera. we will time for the. partly cloudy conditions way to increasing sunshine as our monday rolls on. into the afternoon, warm temperatures inland. not excessively hot. low 90's for warmest spots inland. the 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. reggie: still ahead, the taylor swift show a few days away in the south shore. what one stadium kobe allowing fans to bring inside. the u.s. is holding conversations about the soldiers attained across the border last week. a live look outside at ♪ i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough.

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reggie: the united nations command it north korea are talking about the case of travis king, the american soldier who intentionally crossed into north korea from the south without any authorization. officials say the primary concern is kings welfare since he was taken into custody nearly a week ago. no details about the discussion have been released yet. north korea's state a deal which usually comments when americans have been detained has not said anything about this case. it has happened again, the martinez refinery spewed toxic coke dost into the air saturday night. here is video from the last time it happened less than two weeks ago. the dost is a bipartisan of petroleum refining. it can harm the heart and lungs. this company says this weakens release was contained on site without external impact. a hazardous materials team found

no evidence of impact on nearby neighborhoods. the first incident in november impacted residence for six months. kumasi: some good news in the north bay. the tap water in the town of yacht bill has been cleared to use without boiling. last thursday a test discovered e. coli in the water supply and a boil notice was issued. over the weekend, yacht fill officials say tests were negative and the state water board approved lifting the boil water advisory. reggie: a san francisco-based brewery company says it is open for proposals to buy becoming. through a spokespe company says they will entertain the plan if the coalition has enough funding. time is running short for the companies moving ahead with liquidation in the coming weeks and is reviewing interest from other potential buyers. plenty more to learn about the history of anchor brewing.

for more, we have a look at the making and meaning of anchor brewing throughout the years on abc7news.com/localish. kumasi: tony bennett day could soon be a reality. chuck schumer says he will ask congress to recognize august 3 as tony bennett day. schumer says he will be introducing a resolution in the senate that will honor bennett's tremendous contributions to the arts. schumer says nancy pelosi has told him she will introduce a similar resolution in the house. tony bennett died last week at 96 years old. reggie: a fight broke out during the handshake line at a hockey game in thailand. the brawl is one thing, but the interesting part is the guy in the background. what is he doing? it looks like he is fighting with himself. see him? he is far back. he is throwing punches into the air. we do not know why. kumasi: he picked up the stick

and hit the stick. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: at the end of the game --[laughter] reggie: everyone started throwing punches, including number 24 who is apparently in a battle with himself. really, aren't we all in a battle with our worst critic? ourselves? kumasi: get the state. -- stick. reggie: see him? kumasi: i am here for this. you ok? reggie: he said, i want to participate but do not touch me. that is one of the wildest anxiety ever seen. [laughter] drew: i did not know thailand had hockey, first of all. did not think that was. reggie: surprising. a country that is usually sweltering. drew: hot. reggie: thai hot. drew: is that what you get when you order? reggie: i do not. get ready.

that is not for me. drew: i like spicy things. kumasi: no. do you taste the food? drew: yeah. it is good. reggie: [laughter] drew: no, i do it for the pain. kumasi: i cannot. drew: what a pretty picture. this is sutro tower, you can see fog out there. we have a nice layer of high clouds this morning. we have dense fog santa rosa, maybe half a mile. that is the only problem spot we have. the sonoma county, of cloud and fogs. temperatures, comfortable compared to this past weekend. we have about heat advisory in effect for areas away from the

coast. it is warm inland, not as hot as saturday or yesterday. 93 in santa rosa. comfortable in the east bay. 67 in the city with morning cloud cover breaking down with sunshine later this afternoon. overnight tonight, our marine layer will bring coastal drizzle. fog trying to stretch inland. for the most part, away from the coast. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. feature tracker temperature shows we lose onshore flow tomorrow that gives us hotter weather inland for one day. we see a strengthening korean layer by wednesday. that continues and thursday, that is going to keep temperatures close to average in some spots. mild to warm today, here is that one day warmer weather inland tomorrow. breezy and cooler by thursday and friday. 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: thank you. we are going to start with a

look at our drive times. it has slowed significantly through the altamont pass and for our highway for commuters. oakland slow spot is westbound 24 before 580, a crash blocking one lane. speeds down to 16 miles per hour. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:33. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee is in cleveland with a look at what is ahead. >> great to be with you on a monday morning. i will tell you why i am here in a baseball jersey in a moment. we have got to talk about heat. we are going to start this week by breaking more consecutive heat records from the desert southwest across the gulf into florida. they're going to start bubbling into the northwest and great lakes where we have been spared.

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reggie: tomorrow, the self-proclaimed world-famous baseball circus is coming to san jose. the savanna bananas are the version of the savanna globetrotters. the game finishes

or less. i am sorry to say that tickets are sold out. if you want the game, there are reports of secondary market ticket selling for $450. the entertainment starts at 7:00 tomorrow night at excited ballpark. kumasi: paramore's concert at chase center has been rescheduled to next month. the band announced hours before the show saturday night they had to postpone the performance. according to their twitter account, sickness within the touring party was the cause. tickets for saturday's concert are still going to be valid for the new rescheduled date, august 7. reggie: in the south bay, soccer fans were let down saturday night after the anticipated friendly match between fc barcelona and you been to set levi's stadium got called off. it happened hours before. officials say a significant part of the barcelona squad came down with a stomach bug. ticket holders will be refunded. kumasi: taylor swift fans are hoping nothing like that happens for the ears tour -- eras

at levi's stadium. swifties are in a uproar because of new rules and regulations. state officials say there will be no tailgating outside the stadium access. in philadelphia, this is why. 20,000 on ticketed fans showed up for the show. levi spanned the popular swifties friendship bracelets at first, but they said, never mind. they did not like that. reggie: could not figure out why they would ban it in the first place. kumasi: people were bringing a lot of them. reggie: let them bring a lot of them. kumasi: bringing a lot of money to the area. [laughter] reggie: the next area in the bay area that will host the women soccer games year. a live look outside.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: to see to believe. san francisco police are looking for the people in that car who left the scene after the crash over the weekend. kumasi: the record setting heat across the country. no signs of slowing in some places. phoenix is closing in on a month straight of triple digit temperatures. reggie: everyone on this plane survived. even after a crash straight into the roof of a home. what led up to this. kumasi: these crashes. reggie: i am so glad people are surviving it, but i just do not understand. for that car one, i want to see the make and model of that car. that will be my next car. kumasi: that should be the ad. reggie: for them all to walk

away from that crash? good one day morning -- good morning on this monday, july 24. kumasi: hope you had a great weekend. you were probably hot. drew: we get more relief coming this afternoon. we get cooler weather moving in over the next couple of days. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. you can clearly see that fog along part of the bay bridge this morning. coastal clouds and coastal drizzle. sunshine is in our furthest cities away from the coast. right now, temperatures in the 50's and 60's. later today, mild and warm. temperatures trending closer to average this time of year. jobina: good morning. if you are commuting along the peninsula, you are in great shape.

i keep saying southbound? goodness. westbound 24 before 580 in oakland. this is one of our slowest stretches. you are looking at 24 miles per hour, one lane blocked there. traveling westbound on the richmond san rafael bridge, you are going to face a large backup here. once you reach the center span, your speeds will pick up. southbay -- there we go. not saying southbound and more. san jose at 101, everything is at the limit here. reggie: thank you. police investigating after this dramatic crash in san francisco. look at this car go over the stairs and tumbled to the ground below. these are the sanchez stairs near 19th street, close to dolores park. witnesses who came to help say the people inside ran away from the scene. amanda del castillo following the story this morning.

amanda: that damage still you can see days later. i am going to start at the top where you can see a bunch of caution tape up. come down and see the railings, the guardrails shaped as if they were meant to bend right out. you can see the tree debris at the bottom at the landing. this is where that car landed upside down. we want to show you the cause, a car driving off the dead end at cumberland landing upside down at 19th and sanchez. one witness describes curing screeching tires, watching the car go airborne and hearing a thud, saying the car went bouncing through the overgrowth and hit the trees, remembering absolute silence as the car landed. once it did, another witness says they helped a car full of people out of the vehicle. only for those passengers to immediately take off. police will only say they have been unable to locate those four inside the car, but not have --

but have not said if they have committed any crimes. another witness says a man showed up after the crash telling them and others he had been carjacked and the car that end off the hill was his. a nearby resident was working on his own car outside. he says he helped five people get out of the car, but noticed rings he did not expect to see or hear. >> i heard one phrase that -- i still remember. we have three minutes, we need to run. a bunch of stuff came out of the car. i saw two tasers and when the cops were cleaning out the scene, they found a gun. >> it was a miracle no one was killed. there were people walking down the stairs a minute or two before the car flew down the hill. we are lucky. >> is everybody amanda: still questions about why those in the car ran from the accident scene. this happened saturday evening.

sfpd confirmed this is an ongoing and active investigation. kumasi: today, the competency trial for the man accused in the stabbing spree in the city of davis is set to start. a yolo county jury will be determining if carlos dominguez can stand trial for murder the former u.c. davis student is accused of stabbing three people, killing two and injuring a third. last month, a court appointed dr. found him not competent but the prosecuting attorney disputed the doctor's findings and requested a jury trial. if the jury finds him not competent, dominguez would undergo hospitalization and that does not happen, criminal proceedings will resume. reggie: the justice department preparing a lawsuit against texas for its large luis at the southern border. the suit claims the devices violate edible law and raised umana terry and concerns. jobina has more on governor greg abbott's response, defending jobina: these controversial enforcement tactics.

jobina:governor abbott has until 2:00 p.m. local time to either remove the floating barriers or face legal action. this is what they look like. in a series of tweets, he defended his enforcement efforts he blamed president biden, saint texas is stepping up to address this crisis, adding we will see you in court, mr. president. this comes as the inspector general and the texas department of public safety investigates accusations of inhumane treatment of migrants. a letter became public last week says state troopers were allegedly given orders to push children back into the river and refuse water to migrants. officials and the department claimed the whistleblower misinterpreted the order. >> whenever a supervisor tells a trooper to push back migrants, what that means is to verbally tell them, go to a port of entry. jobina: abc news has learned the state trooper who raised claims of inhumane treatment has been on the job for more than five years. abbott's office previously said

texas is deploying every tool to deter illegal crossings. kumasi: seven of the 14 candidates running for the republican party's presidential nomination have qualified for next month's presidential debate. former president trump is leading the pack, followed by florida governor ron desantis. former ice president mike pence and nikki haley, tim scott and chris christie have qualified. cut each candidate had to register at least 1% in at least two qualifying national polls. each -- reggie: mike pence appears to have defended former president trump i calling trumps action during january 6 reckless, but probably not criminal. this comes as trump faces a possible third indictment this week over his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. a target letter by special counsel jack smith last week confirmed investigation into trump's actions that day. trump says he anticipates both an arrest and an indictment.

still, mike pence is seemingly not convinced his former boss committed any crimes. >> while his words were reckless, based on what i know, i am not yet convinced they were criminal. criminal charges have everything to do with what intend, with what the president's state of mind was. i do not honestly know what his intention was that day. reggie: pence in his interview on the state of the union went on to say he believes history hold trump accountable. kumasi: nancy pelosi criticizing kevin mccarthy accusing him of playing politics with the idea of expunging former president trump's two impeachments. >> this is about being afraid. as i said before, donald trump is a puppeteer. what does he do all the time but shine the light on the strings? these people look pathetic. kumasi: on a call with former president trump, mccarthy said he backed the idea of expunging

the former presidents impeachments and would bring it up to the conference to gain support. last month, mccarthy sparked outrage from trump allies when he said in an interview that he thinks the former president can win in 2024, but did not know if he was the strong as candidate. cnn is reporting mccarthy called reggie: trump to apologize. reggie:president biden said to announce the construction of a new national monument to honor emmett till, a 14-year-old black teenager who was kidnapped and lynched in mississippi in 1955. the president is expected to make the announcement tuesday, which would have been till's 82nd birthday. the monument will consist of three different sites in illinois and mississippi. kumasi: tomorrow, first lady dr. jill biden will be in paris to celebrate the unesco. u.s. withdrew from unesco during the trump administration 2017. dr. biden will be giving a speech at a flag raising

ceremony tomorrow and will be meeting unesco general director to reestablish ties. reggie: the historic heat taking a deadly toll and spreading farther across the nation this morning. in texas, officials in fort worth announced four heat related deaths this month. las vegas and phoenix could both see more consecutive days in the triple digits. within the last month, thousands of heat records have been set across the u.s. washington governor jay inslee says this record heat is proof climate change is harming the planet. >> we now understand that beast is at the door. it is pounding on the door. we have to dramatically increase our efforts. reggie: phoenix is still on track to become the first major american city to average over 100 degrees or an entire month. in fact, we expect the heat to be on today and that will be the city's 25th consecutive day in triple digits. kumasi: a seven calendar for

school district adopted an updated curriculum that includes harvey milk. [applause] >> i made the motion, short seconded, all in favor say i. >> aye. [applause] kumasi: the curriculum will contain a book that contains material on gay rights for grades one through five. the temecula valley united school board had previously rejected it. governor newsom threatened a $1.5 million fine for that district in what he called a willful violation of the law. reggie: afc, the bay area's new women's professional soccer team will primarily play at san jose's paypal part. according to the examiner, the teams agreement with the stadium is five years, the same venue where the san jose earthquakes play. the club says it plans to invest 3 million dollars to build a facility next to paypal for

training rooms and office areas. they want to build their own stadium but no details on where it would be have been revealed. its first season is next year. coming up, amazon's new oldham made him to its employees. what workers are being asked to do. kumasi: the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on markets next. reggie: a box office blowout for barbenheimer. we are live weekdays from to 8:00 a.m., but streaming only. download the app now. drew: a live look tower showing you partly cloudy skies out there this morning. when we look at the statistics for our daytime highs later today, most of us are in our typical averages this time of year. the lone exception, santa rosa, you are 10 degrees above average at 93 degrees. we are seeing cooler air moving

in, wiping away heat from this weekend. 12 degrees cooler this morning in livermore compared to this time yesterday. high pressure was responsible for the heat this past weekend, moving to the east. we are getting high clouds moving through northern california. eventually, this profit will create comfortable weather for much of the seven-day forecast. future weather showing you partly cloudy skies. later this afternoon, our warmest cities going into the low 90's. pleasant around the bay shoreline. 70's and 80's from oakland to san jose. the city, 67 later today. a one-day warm up before that cooler weather moves in and settles in for the upcoming week. a look at the seven-day forecast coming up in nine minutes. high temperatures where you live, sponsored by disney's haunted mansion in the theaters friday. ♪ >> welcome to the haunted mansion.

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kumasi: you have to see this. this is a scene where a small plane crashed into a house north of austin, texas. can you believe that nobody got hurt? nobody was in the house at the time. air traffic audio from the crash , engine failure could be the cause of the crash. federal regulators have launched an investigation. the people inside the plane, that was a different story. they had to be sent to the hospital, but with nonlife

printing injuries. reggie: today marks one week before the current contract between ups and its union workers expires. the union says it is preparing for a nationwide strike that would involve thousands of workers paid the union president says 95% of the contract has been negotiated so far. ubs has said they are prepared to increase wages and benefits for full-time and part-time workers. if workers are walking off the job, it will be the largest strike in a single company in american history. >> we do not get a deal, ups has chose to strike themselves. we will withhold our labor july 31 at 12:01 a.m. if we get a tentative agreement and we recommend it, we will not withhold our labor. reggie: economic consultants say a 10 day strike would cost the u.s. economy more than $5 billion. according to a union spokesperson, negotiators from both sides are expected to meet tuesday in d.c. kumasi: to the strike that shut

down hollywood. sag-aftra is allowing small budget film studio a 24 to use its actors for two of its films after it accepted all of the union's terms. this independent production company was able to agree to the union's latest offer but negotiated to major studios are still altered the writers guild of america is entering its third month on strike. the unions did not ask the public to boycott domes like barbie and oppenheimer, but instead asked supporters to post on social media about the strike. reggie: amazon telling workers across the country they may have to relocate to maine offices in bigger cities. it is part of the company's effort to bring workers back in person. according to the wall street journal, employees who work in smaller offices or remotely may have to work to eight hubs that includes locations in seattle or offices in new york or san francisco. many workers are against returning to the office and held a protest earlier this year. a live look at the new york

stock exchange, trading underway this morning. up about 95 points. kumasi: oppenheimer was part of this weekend's record-breaking -- record-setting weekend at the box office. it came in second behind barbie. ♪ >> can i come to your house today? >> sure. i do not have anything big planned, just a party with the barbies. you should stop by. >> so cool. kumasi: greta gerwig's barbie raked in $155 million over the weekend. that is the largest opening weekend so far this year and the biggest everyday before a female director. combined release of barbie and oppenheimer dubbed barbenheim has become a pop-culture sensation. oppenheimer came in second place, bringing in about $80.5 million. reggie: thanks to the renewed interest in all things barbie, the first line of latina dolls is set to hit store shelves next month. purpose toys is coming out with

the latinastas. kumasi: reggie: thank you. they are four dollars? is that what we are saying? drew: i feel like that is inexpensive. reggie: it says four dollars. kumasi: it is for dolls. reggie: i am not losing my mind entirely. the script says four dollars. the four dolls with skin tones -- i was going to say, ladies, know your worth. [laughter] drew: you are worth more than four dollars. reggie: their names are danny, lola, giuliana and liz. kumasi: cute. reggie: the company says the goal with these dolls is to give children a chance to salivate who they are and make them more than just a friend or sidekick.

they also have a line of b dolls with black hairstyles. reggie: we did it. kumasi: [laughter] drew: oh, my word. reggie: it is probably cooley anna -- juliana. that is another thing i did not do correctly in that read. jobina: they look cute. kumasi: i could tell how much they were going to be. i do not think four dollars. drew: in 1999. kumasi: $12.99. jobina: people didn't have their barbies in the movie yesterday. it was for all ages, the movie. that was so cool, each person can relate and can take something. reggie: cool. kumasi: i am ready. drew: outside this morning, we have fog along the coast this morning. if you are not seeing fog, you

are seeing high clouds painted in our sky this money. partly cloudy conditions. a cooler morning area with coastal cloud cover. warm the next couple of days, but by midweek and the seven-day forecast, temperatures are below average this time of year. dense fog in the north bay. santa rosa, you are the problem spot coming in at a quarter of a mile visibility. two miles along the coast for half moon bay. we will keep cloud cover along the coast throughout the day. 60's there. 70's, palo alto. 80's from san jose to livermore. low 90's will be our warmest spots later this afternoon. overnight tonight, patchy cloud cover. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. future trak temperatures have one day warm up away from the coast tomorrow. upper 90's in our warmest spots. onshore flow really strengthens and takes over by wednesday. you can see we are cooler

wednesday afternoon. that continues to thursday. our warmest pots inland are 70's and 80's, that is going to feel nice by thursday. around the bay shoreline, upper 60's, low 70's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. mild to warm today with that one day warm up tomorrow inland. breezy and cooler midweek. temperatures steady. upcoming weekend, 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: a new crash reported in the south bay, san jose westbound 237 at north 1st street. a crash involving a couple cars and a motorcyclist has been hit as well. a few lanes blocked here, your speeds are down but seven miles per hour in the spot and we are waiting to hear more details on those injury reports. a live look from the richland san rafael bridge. westbound direction, a stall past the toll plaza in the westbound direction. the bay bridge toll plaza now beginning to fill in here.

metering lights came on at 5:33. we will end with a look at our drive times, our slowest spot is tracy to dublin at 55 minutes. reggie: let's talk about the san francisco marathon, 20,000 runners took part yesterday. here is our winners. bryce dow barred from france finished first overall. the first woman to finish was leandra's and my men peered the first to finish in the non-binary category was jail odom. among the other runners, former inmates at san quentin who raced with a purpose. >> you want to have that mindset of trying to be better. and process everything. being in prison where there i maybe a line of hope, keep going and do not stop. reggie: the route is a scenic tour through the city along the bay through the presidio across the golden gate bridge rate through golden gate park and finishing next to the bay

bridge. kumasi: congratulations. next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand through the app on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. ♪ kumasi: as we had to break, look at this. reggie: the heavens. kumasi: the heavens. we will be right back. ♪

kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know this money. police are looking for the people who ran away from this wild crash. a speeding car caught on camera going over a ledge at the sanchez stairs and landed upside down. that video is amazing to see. neighbors rushed into help free those people, but the people inside the car took off. reggie: twitter is ditching that blue bird logo to replace it with an x logo. if you go to ex.com, it will redirect you to twitter. kumasi: another reverse ring tomorrow's bay bridge series. against the giants at a local park. this effort is called unite the bay.

activists are calling on fans on both teams to join in together in their call to pressure the a's team reggie: owners to sell. reggie:employees with the anchor brewing company have a shot at saving the company from going out of business. the company says it will entertain any serious proposals by the workers to buy the company and run it as a co-op. drew: get ready for a mild afternoon and comfortable week ahead. a little bit of coastal cloud cover out there. if you are seeing sunshine, you are seeing that sun blend with high clouds this or in. a comfortable afternoon, mild to warm. low 90's inland, cooler than this past weekend. 70's around the bay shoreline. jobina: our biggest issue on the roadways is a crash in san jose following a motorcyclist and vehicles on westbound 237 at north 1st street. speeds downed at seven miles per hour at least one lane block. kumasi: do you believe in ice cream after lunch? ♪ [laughter]

drew: well done. kumasi: cher said she is launching her new brand of gelato called cherlato. she shared this video, shows off the truck and said, watch out, l.a. she said it started five years ago and it is all starting. she should roll the truck up here. reggie: not someone saying, if i could turn back lime. kumasi: [laughter] drew: i tell you, that is good marketing right there. reggie: i would buy it. kumasi: i want to see cher sing. reggie: good morning america. for our viewers in the west, the relentless heat on the move. record smashing temperatures from coast to coast.