a seven-mile backup.ow to get around this, what to do, much more coming up. >>> and we're also talking about a cool start to the morning. take a look at these temperatures. 69 in the district. 54 manassamanassas. 6 in clinton. comfortable as we start out this monday. as you're driving, we're talking about the sun glare. your wake-up weather, the low humidity take a look at your afternoon with chuck and i in a bit. >>> her neck is stuck. >> some scary moments for a 14-year-old girl over the weekend. she was dangling from a ride at six flags >> thankfully, a good samaritan was there to catch her as she fell. they rushed the girl to the hospital where she's now listed in stable condition this morning. the man who caught her had to be treated for a minor back injury. all of this led to chaotic moments. >> he was screaming you got to help her, she can't hold on, she's going to fall, she's slipping, she's choking. she can't breathe. her head is caught. oh, my god. he was hysterics. >> it's unclear how the girl

and we do have a backup starteding to form. also this trouble spot, westbound 80 past ninth street as you get into san francisco. we have a disabled vehicle, blown out tire and possibly a broken axil as well blocking the left lane and that backup continues to go, too. if you are coming through the santa cruz mountains past the summit, another new crash blocking the far left lane. i will have an update on the bay bridge coming up in ten. >>> in today's "gma" first look, jurors had riveting testimony at the sex assault trial of bill cosby. >> in this morning's "gma"'s first look, for the first time jurors are hearing bill cosby's side of the story. not from him directly, a police transcript were read to them, and cosby's responses to questions about his relationship with the victim drastically differenter from her interactions. >> did she tell you to stop? >> no. did she push you away? no. was she awake? yes. cosby said they engaged in petting four times at his home and she asked him to stop only once and he did. >> he has a patt

that is a two-mile backup right now.gain, this is new york avenue on the anacostia right now, we'll check in with jack taylor from wtop to talk more about where we're being impacted and the diversion points. >>> southbound lanes of the bottom of washington parkway, you'll be diverted to southbound d.c. 295. 50 westbound. your delay will begin as you head inside the beltway. you'll get -- the exit for kenilworth avenue. leaving the district outbound on new york avenue. bladensburg road. that's as far as you'll get. everybody should be headed southbound on to d.c. 295 headed down toward benning road. pennsylvania avenue to get him to the district this morning. >>> all right. thank you, jack. >>> another option this morning. orange line on metro. cheverly avenue, landover. all of them off route 50. might be an easier thought for a lot of people. beltway right now, really being rained on quite a bit. inner loop at 50. arlington boulevard, crash blocking the two right lanes. blocked. guys? >>> melissa, we're also talking abou

inner loop about a 9-mile backup before saint barnabas road. take a look at our other camera show that loop rubberneck delay back to the springfield interchange. completely blocked traffic. it is about ooh 44 minute delay from the 395 split past van dorn street. the inner loop could take you close to two extra hours because you're at a crawl at the detour to eisenhower avenue. starting to divert traffic on the inner loop at telegraph road. coming from prince george's county detour either pennsylvania avenue four, five branch avenue. 295 look at all that bailout traffic completely barked to the 11th street bridge. that is completely stacked. 210 from fort washington is at a crawl for several miles leading to the beltway because of that closure. across the wilson bridge it is at a standstill. traffic is not even moving about 5 miles an hour. 395 because in alexandria you can bail out and take duke street to 395 to. also keep in mind in the backup there's a crash in the mix on the ramp from 95 to the outer huge problems from prince george's county

all of the backups. york avenue northeast on the anacostia bridge just over the maryland state line. >> certainly backing up here. police say one person is dead, two others hurt. there was also one person trapped in a car. if this is part of your morning commute, melissa will have alternate routes coming up just ahead. >>> with the first pick in the 2017 nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select markelle fultz from the university of washington. >> prince george's county native markelle fultz is probably still taking it all in. what a night. he went number one overall in the nba draft last night. >> the 19-year-old is from upper marlboro. he went to hyattsville. the moment his name was called, his first thought, about his mom. >> i was thinking about sacrifice that was given to me. everything they've done for me and knowing that this has happened, it's paid off. i have a lot of work to do, but i have a chance to take care of everybody at that table. >> i have a little bit of a vested interest in mr. fultz.

take a look at these backups, starting to form.s is a wide shot from live chopper three over where that accident is, obviously overturn tractor this will give you the most broad view of what is going on in that area. avoid it. one lane gets by it doesn't mather with this many vehicles all waiting to condense down to one lane and try to travel than by where that overturned tractor trailer is, it will take you a long time. look at this dead stop as approach that. this is backup there extending all the way back probably further then churchman's road at this point. just a head up. plus we are talking about another accident on the vine westbound before the schuylkill pulled off to the right, you can see cars going by we will talk about even more, problems, out there coming up in the next 10 minutes, jan, over to you. >>> prince philip made his first public appearance since being discharged from a london hospital, duke of he had even berg was released from the hospital last thursday and yesterday he attended a funeral. according to royal

we're not seeing backups. watching construction on the vine street expressway westbound, eastbound, closed now between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. both directions there. the last few days they've actually been picking this up a little bit early. a little before the 5:00 mark. it's still closed, so take the local vine. you should be good by the time you get there. watch for extra police activity and construction crews out there. that's what we want to be careful of. watching 295 around the black horse pike, everything looks good especially through the work zone here. northbound toward trenton, here is southbound toward maybe going to the 42 freeway or different parths parts of philadelphia. roads are quiet. watch for construction spots. i'll have updates for you on them when i come back in ten minutes. >> thank you. mark jessica off. she's not interested in doughnut day. you brought doughnuts today -- >> i did bring doughnuts. jessie, none for you. we'll keep them away from your desk. erika, how

you can see just how far the backup is stretching.e about half of a mile from where the accident took lace. i am told by julie wright that the backup now stretches about seven miles. we want to show you some video from when we were closer to the accident scene. virginia state police responding along with the department of transportation. there were two vehicles involved, possibly one person ejected. they are reconstructing the scene at that location right now. set up a diversion here at root one. you will want to get off of the inner loop of the beltway there. and if you can, just avoid this area at all cost. this situation will not change for some time. as they reconstruct the accident scene down there, they will be leaving disclosure in place for a good while. meaning all of the cars on the inner loop are not going anywhere. meaning the backup is stretching all the way down towards the wilson bridge, making for a very tricky commute this morning. back here live you can see just a few of the vehicles that were caught up in the accide

that is making it feel awesome out there but we are going to start to creep backup on this scale as we head in the end of the week and weekend, so energy these next few days while we have very refreshing weather. more where that came from as we head into tomorrow, look at these temperatures upper 70's, well below average, forecasting a high of 78 tomorrow afternoon in philadelphia, average high is 85 degrees, stay below average through wednesday and then thursday we will turn more seasonal but by end of the week and weekend, that is when high temperatures creep backup in that 90-degree range, feeling hot, and also, very humid. upper level disturbance moves through as we head into tuesday bring a stray sure or storm otherwise high pressure buildness as we head in the middle of the week provides with us the abundant sunshine once this high pushes off shore that will switch flow coming more in the south, and west allowing heat and hugh floyd climb backup as we head in the even of the week and weekend. we are in store for a dry night, still see a stray shower this evening as we head out we

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a huge backup. this is a reconstruction situation.his means if you head this way in the next couple of hours, it will affect you. we'll talk more about this coming up. sheena? >> weatherwise, melissa, the commute is not bad in that way. 70 degrees in the district right you can roll the windows down and it's going to be nice this afternoon. we'll talk about hotter >>> breaking news in northern virginia. inner loop at van dorn street. we're shut down. this is a two-mile backup. it's growing quickly. it's growing to two miles in the past 25 minutes. take a look at this closure. duke street, franconia road. either of those are alternates. they're going to be quite busy this morning. this is going to be shut down for some time. >>> right now on ne"news4 today the cost of your ride going up. what to know before your next ride. >>> a beloved coach killed in a crash. tributes to the long-time teacher pouring in. >>> from social media to tv shows, facebook isn't just about connecting with friends anymore. why your feel more like netflix. >>> f

the backup continues to stretch beyond san antonio. we are looking at a 48-minute ride from 237 on up towards highway 84 as you're making your way to the dumbarton bridge. expect delays if you're traveling in through benicia. we have a grass fire in the area. and we have the morning commute. you will see some flashing lights and open on 680. but traffic control on good year road that's the road -- basically the frontage road just east of 680. expect delays on this stretch. and chp conducting that. the east shore freeway definitely starting to show delays through berkeley as you make your way to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a busy monday morning, folks. a 42-minute ride from the maze. that's a check of the traffic. >>> developing in london, extra law enforcement officers are being deployed across the city after a suspected terror attack overnight. ten people were injured after a van crashed into pedestrians outside a london mosque. >> turned left with no indication -- and one of them he was under the van. and people were gathered aro

that isn't causing much of a backup. sig alert in oakland, that's next. >>> champions again. >> the warriors have captured their second title in three seasons beating the cavs 4-1. >> the cavs didn't hand this to us. this was a close game, a big team effort. in the end, golden state got the win in front of the home crowd. that's something that hasn't been done since 1974. >> moments after the game, dub nation marked another celebration. >> they honored finals mvp kevin durant and his first championship. >> your bill russell 2017 finals mvp, kevin durant. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at mom. durant led the team throughout the series, scoring more than 30 points each game after just one season with the dubs durant says his teammates have made him a better player. >> to have teammates that encourage you that lift you up. that's what we all need in life. it was amazing to just see that all year. >> i'm happy for him. you have to call kevin durant a champ now. he's put the time in. i'm so happy to realize this goal and be

we have a significant backup on westbound 80 through vallejo.mmed on state route 37 over to 80. as we check the speeds here, it is pretty slow. that is about a 12-mile-per-hour crawl. know that lasts for about three miles. you definitely want an alternate. >>> also some better news, southbound 680 at south mission. we had a rollover crash that's been there for over an hour. we got t

take a look at the backup all the way towards the 80 freeway.looking at a good solid 30-minute delay with smoke and slow cars being the issue. earlier accident northbound past 101, past the embarcadero on the peninsula, that's in the clearing phases. two lanes were blocked there. we do have two lanes blocked here, westbound 4, after bailey, causing slow traffic from antioch into concord. >> sue, thank you. >> it's so hard to stop those annoying robocalls. coming up, michael finney has tips to make it easier. >> and breaking news in benicia. a fire burning at a recycling a fire burning at a recycling a fire burning at a recycling ...that had the power to whawaken something old...... ...or painfully dated... ...or something you simply thought was lost forever... ...because it could form a strong bond, regardless of age... if a paint could give any time-worn surface stunning new life... ...you have to wonder... is it still paint? regal select exterior from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> welcome

you can see a little backup on the eastbound side.have a multi-car crash, debris across lanes as well. have not gotten word on injuries for that one yet. a lot of bright sunshine for the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been on for just about an hour. then a quick check of mass transit. a spare the air day. no delays, looking good for san francisco bay perry and capital corridor. that's a great option this morning. we'll look at drive times at 6:30. >> did you just buy a car or are you in the market to buy one? michael finney answers a question that could help you save money. >> a new change to snapchat that will connect you to your followers in a new way. >> the hottest day of the week and a finale of our heat wave. thanks for starting your day with us. we're the only u.n. whose keep live weather and traffic up through the commercial break. >>> snapchat is getting into the world of location sharing. a new feature called snap map allows users to share their location with friends. you can pinch and zoom out to view the m

that is making it feel awesome but we will be creeping backup in the steamy maybe oppressive categorys we head in the even of the week and weekend. tomorrow another very cool day , for this time of the year and for june standard on tap. look for highs across the delaware valley in the 70's. seventy-eight in philadelphia. seventy-seven in millville. seventy-seven in wilmington. seventy-six in reading. seventy-five tomorrow afternoon in lancaster. we have three days of rather cool temperatures, really next two and then by thursday we will see heat creeping backup in the mid 80's. that is seasonal for this time of the year. we are in the 90's by no time as we head in the end of the week and weekend. ninety-one on saturday. we will bump up heat and humidity. disturbance rolls through heading in to tuesday bringing us a chance for shower or thunderstorm but what we will focus on is this area of high pressure that buildness by middle of the week providing us with sunshine as we head into your wednesday, eventually moving off cher late wednesday into thursday, and that means we will get that

backups extended to the outer loop of gw parkway, i-66 and every major road ways near by. new video shows a group of people getting robbed at gunpoint heard in the back room of the dc store. the suspect were still free tonight. jackie has more on what they took and the run of bad luck at this particular store. >> reporter: this store has been robbed three times in the last two years. >> reporter: caught on a frightening all too familiar experience for employees of the metro pcs phone store on the 50th block of arizona. they took valuables from everyone and grabbed a bunch of store's merchandise before they fled. this video shows another robbery of the same store of may of 2015, one o f two that happened last year. >> one of the 2015 robberies was solved with an arrest. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> keeping an eyes on wild fires that are burning in five states. record heat that's making it in the west. the largest fire that's burning in utah. it is now 50,000 acres and only 9% contained ni in the area. at least one state lawmaker is blaming the environmentalists.

talking about a three mile backup as you're heading southbound.ot of other things happening right now. talk about all of that and talk about travel time coming up here in just a minute. >> we have a little bit of a heat index right now. feels like 80 degrees. temperature is 78. little bit on the muggy side this morning. humidity will start to ever so slightly go down. as we go through the afternoon. still going to be a muggy day. temperatures in the upper 80s. rain chances. likely after 2, 3, 4:00 today. again, humidity will actually thursday. little break from humidity finally. >> made a surprise appearance at a mcdonald's the other day. had a chance to see him if your order ds something on your phone. >>> took a second to register. hot chocolate on a hot day. >>> wawa coming. >>> the race to be virginia's next governor is set. the results andhy next. >>> two people drown, a total of four water related rescues in our region in one day. megan fitzgerald, temperatures on the ri. sesa >>> a third candidate says he won't concede. >> i will continue t

backups. if you have backups, you can wipe your computer and completely reset and it restore all your file fwrts backups. if you don't have backups, the situation becomes more difficult. you have to decide whether or not the files are important enough to pay the ransom. if you pay the ran sol, you still might not get your files baaing. you have to decide if it's worth potentially losing that money to recover your files. >> all hard decisions. >> all hard decisions. >> and we're being joined now by elizabeth weese, tech reporter at "usa today," and cooper quinton with the electronic frontier foundation to talk about the broader implications. how big is the ransom ware problem? >> it's global. the fbi had numbers a couple of years ago that we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars being sucked out of businesses and individuals across the world every year by large criminal enterprises who this is how they make their money. >> some of these enterprises are thought to make between $30 million a

that will create backups here for you. melissa mollet has the work-arounds coming up for you. >> thank you, adam. taking a look now at this breaking news in district heights. eastbound silver hill between brooks and pennsylvania avenue, where adam was standing. yoaw that side of the roadway now open. westbound still shut down, though, here this morning. could be shut down for some time. as adam showed us, we still have some of the wires in the roadways. inbound 14th street bridge, still showdowns there. 295 north at 4 there, crash on the left shoulder now. that is a little bit of an update. coming up, we'll keep you updated on this crash in district heights and also take a look at your travel times. >>> good morning. melissa, we're standing outside right now. it is cool and cloudy. but i will say it's comfortable. >> the three cs of summertime we don't always get at the same time. >> tracking raindrops and a rumble of thunder on the st. mary's calvert county line towards the beach. a rumble or two for our friends and neigh

definitely starting to see some of that heavy backup at this 5:42 hour.e the lights are officially on and no major delays for rest of area. >> thanks very much, kari and vianey. just into the newsroom, the may jobs number which came in a little weaker than expect the. the bureau of labor statistics reported 138,000 jobs were added. analysts expect that had number to be closer to 200,000 and the unemployment rate dropped slightly down to 4.3% from 4.4% in april. >>> well, it is an important first victory for proponents of a statewide singlepayer health care system across california. state senators yesterday approving a bill that calls to replace insurance companies with government-funded health care for everybody. that bill now moves to the state as police. many believe it has a long ways to go before it ever sees the light of day. critics say that this plan has many problems, including how the $400 billion proposal would actually get funded. >> it's 5:43 and happening today. protesters expected to gather a few hours from now in san francisco to voice thei

and the backups are starting to stretch on the east shore freeway. we're in the green time out to the maze. and 680 seeing some brake lights there, just under 15 minutes as you make your way from 580 on to highway 84. that's a check of the traffic. let's see how long the hot weather is going to last. >> my kids just called me because the smoke detector went off inside the house. >> are you sure they weren't cooking? >> kids don't cook at this hour. they are not evening awake. >> 109 in pleasanton. in my imaginary world this would cool things down but it's not happening. 60 in san francisco at this early hour. and 74 in livermore. 74degrees after a record high of 106 yesterday. so very slow to cool after 103 in san jose yesterday. it's 102 and look at this. between midnight and 2:00 this morning. thunderstorms rumbled through. it didn't do anything to allow any kind of relief as far as cooling. it blew through very, very quickly. you can see the blowup due to the hot air mass in place. and allen hughes said it was 112 degrees at his house. he's our we

you can see no delays or backups. just a little bit of the sunshine peaking out. can complain about that. we'll end with mass transit. >> today in philadelphia you can stroll the street. the event will happen every thursday night through the summer. it features food trucks, live music every week and stores and restaurants will have specials. >>> spelling her way to success. the local student making waves at the national spelling bee. >>> plus going a after a fan. what mr. met was caught on camera that gave him the boot. >>> let's take you state by state and county by county for  look at some of the stories in our area. >> the head of the first aid squad is facing charges he stole more than $100,000 from the squad. he's accused of making withdrawals totaling $118,000 for his own personal use. he's scheduled to appear in court in it july. >>> kellogs is is cutting 292 jobs in montgomery county. layoffs are expected in august. cereal company plans to close another facility near pittsburgh. >>> school districts statewide say they need more financial help from the sta

how far does the backup stretch? that's coming up. >> plus, in our tech report, the major [ indiscernible ] twitter just got and -- -- the major face-lift twitter just got and why some users don't like it. ♪ ♪ in our bay area headlines: oakland mayor libby schaff proposes spending 185-million dollars >>> good morning. welcome back. you can see the sunrise over the mount vaca area where we do have a heat warning that goes into effect saturday through monday. i suspect it will be expanded through most of next week. the highlighted yellow area is where we have watches in effect and it encompasses most of the bay area. we'll talk about the triple digits and the hottest day to come in less than 4 minutes. >>> in our bay area headlines, oakland mayor libby schaaf proposing spending $185 million over the next two years to fight the city's homeless problem. most of that money nearly $124 million is intended to keep people from losing homes and to build affordable housing. while that navigation center is in the works the mayo

but be aware there are delays and backup there.e will let you know when they are back open tonight. jonathan: -- larry: people bidding on the babe he charlie sheen is auctioning it off. he is also selling the contract to the yankees. the contract is north of $oh $400,000. alison: maryland students won't be the only ones receiving grades. today the board of education approved a grading system for public schools. we explain how the schools will be judged. >> at the maryland state board of education meeting -- >> we have to make sure that we are collecting the data that is clean and focused in the same way. >> a master plan on how to evacuate maryland public schools is under debate. >> we are serious about access to rel rounded curriculum -- well rounded curriculum or we are not. >> it has other factors, attendance, curriculum and input on the parent surveys. >> i think you have to send a signal that this is the goal. >> what the data is and how it is collected is a lot of kids aren't going to have that. >> the board will vote on the

no major backups and sensors showing speeds in the green. and just a heads up if you're making your way through the peninsula. things are getting a little busy. southbound 880 near 23rd avenue. a big rig crash and speeds are slowing down in the yellow just below 25 miles per hour. the ride on 880 heading through oakland looking okay. this is south of where the crash is. and traffic is moving in both directions. the earlier crash on 80 really backing things up. traffic is down to 5 miles per hour. and it's about a 41-minute ride from the carquinez bridge to the maze. that's not looking fun. once you get to the maze, slow, stop, go. and we have the metering lights on. >>> we've got sunshine on the way for the bay area after kind of an overcast start as you can see. at least we should have a view of the bay bridge but can't quite see it with the low clouds. they'll evaporate in the coming sunshine. concord, 57 degrees. san francisco, 52. and santa rosa, 47 degrees. high pressure is giving way to that potent low spinning in the gulf of alaska. a

however, the backup stretches to well before dale city.just north of dumfries in the express lanes. this is an investigation that's likely to take some time. it's havi a main lanes as we pan north. or pan south looking at the northbound lanes. look at the backup. it's growing northbound in the main lanes. bumper to bumper traffic heading north of dumfries in dale city toward and alongside this crash. eun and aaron, a rough ride. >> certainly looks like it. thank you, daich. it's 6:56. four things to know this morning. if you're headed anywhere near springfield plaza, you will see a lot of police activity this morning. fairfax county police investigating a death there as well as a break-in that happened nearby. they're working to find out whether both incidents are connected. follow justin finch on twitter for updates. >>> police are trying to figure out whether reckless driving had anything do with a deadly accident in accokeek. this crash happened after 9:00 last night on pine drive and indian head highway. one person died. >>> the justic

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his caused backups all day on north ground 880. a nearby building was also evacuated because of the spill. >>> vinyl fever has arrived in the area. take a look. this is the location where many stations have set up a day ahead of the finals.>>> the warriors and the cavs is pretty much the matchup everybody expected. >> i wondering if there are symptoms that go along with the finals fever. [ laughter ]. >>> it is interesting that the warriors have become the villains rather than the darlings they were a few years ago. the meeting reason for that is what they did last year on july 4. they announced they have landed one of the biggest free agent acquisitions and history. two schools of thought emerged. how would durant blend with the other warriors stars and whether be enough scoring opportunities for both players. all those concerns were quickly put to rest. the other development is that some fans across the country feel the warriors had become the new york yankees of the nba. the motivation was clear, you don't sign durant to get to

anytime you exit there is so many vehicles out there having to stop, and going so slow and backups aresignificant that any of these exits will get blocked as well. if you can avoid this area i strongly suggest it. we will talk about this in 10 minutes, rahel, back to you. >>> a massachusetts teen charged with involuntary manslaughter in the 2014 suicide of her boyfriend is on trial for pressuring him to kill himself. correspondent hanna daniels has more on why prosecutors say michelle carter's text messages are partly to blame. >> she list toned him as he died. >> reporter: prosecutors say conn ray's then 17 year-old girlfriend michelle carter played a sick game of life and death by encouraging him to kill himself so she could play the role of the grieving girlfriend. >> she asked conrad in excess of 40 times when he was going to kill himself. >> reporter: carter helped 18 year-old device a suicide plan using car exhaust, you lose consciousness with no pain, you just fall asleep and die she wrote. in another texting conversation she comforted roy saying his family would understand and

he was a backup pilot for sky force 10. his wife erica, who is pregnant with their second son, told us that michael was a great father and husband who loved to fly. >>> the judge in the bill cosby case says that he'll wait until next week before ruling on what evidence can be used. at cosby's trial in montgomery county, lawyers from both sides were in court thursday. the defense is trying to exclude exert testimony when cosby goes on trial monday. cosby is being tried on the charge that he drugged and molested a woman inside his cheltenham home more than a decade ago. >>> this morning, an 18-year-old philadelphia man is being held on $5 million bail for the attempted murder of his younger sister. sam iralfred's -- samir alfred' son took her car without permission and he had had problems wnto her home to retrieve the vehicle information and found her 7-year-old daughter unresponsive with a plastic bag over her head. thhi in critical condition. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a student who hit his principal in the fac

the backups stretched beyond the marina but it looks like they cleared the lanes. traffic is moving again and that is the good news. you can see some residual slowdowns with a 17 minute ride down to highway 84. a problem starting with accidents slowing down and toward 680, we see a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and macarthur. a check of your traffic and over to you. >>> do think rain brings out spiders? >> may be. >> yesterday morning, the high death doppler radar didn't pick up her sip -- precipitation even though we did have a smattering of showers in the north bay. our weather watcher, paul smith in brentwood, said at 5:00 last night he had some hail. about .1 inches of precip. lucky you, paul. i would love to see that. how did macarthur get to the beach camera? our live weather camera is looking at the coast. >>> it is clear and 46 in santa rosa and 50s in livermore and san francisco. redwood city at 53. at minetta international airport, the official station is east-southeast winds with eight miles per hour in san jose, 17 at sfo with no reports of airpor

you can see the backup, wow, that's bad. it's backed up to at least the grand overcrossing and we have cars in the cash lanes. back to you guys. >>> tragedy during a camping trip after a bay area father died while saving his 5-year- old daughter from drowning. their kayak flipped over. sharon chin reports. >> reporter: 40-year-old ronnie aguilar was kayaking with his 5- year-old daughter monique when his boat flipped. he got her on his shoulders above water. a good samaritan on a jet ski rescued the girl. but avellar went under and never resurfaced. a family friend said his older daughter 11-year-old maria witnessed the whole thing. >> she saw when he was waving, and holding, you know, the sister with the other hand. she started yelling at them like to say, you know, her dad. but it was -- >> reporter: avellar, his wife and two daughters were on one of their frequent camping trips to the lake. escobar says they usually wore life jackets in the water but couldn't explain why they didn't this time. >> he was very responsible w

backups and all of this rain impacting things as well. inner loop at 50. arlington boulevard, the inner loop before old georgetown road, we have a crash blocking two left lanes. headed outside, the rain on the roadways, with sheena and a meal wra. >> hey, melissa, we've been telling you to grab your umbrella all morning long. we forgot ours. >> we ran outside and said oh, no, we don't have the umbrella. it's raining on us a little bit. the problem is getting back inside. don't be surprised if our hair looks crazy when we get back inside. here's a look at the radar. more moderate to heavier rain in res ton, bethesda. all the rain will move into 95 woodbridge. seeing that more moderate rain north of quantico. there is a back edge of it. to the west, we're seeing the clouds there. we will be seeing this end in the next hour, hour and a half or so. temperatures, though, are mostly

no longer seeing that backup in those cash lanes. apons ban means tens of thousands of gun owners in california are required to register their ars as assault weapons. but only on "5" this morning, we found out gunmakers have already come out with ways to avoid it. >> here we have the drop in fixed magazine. >> reporter: he is demonstrating his patented new device. >> by pushing the magazine release, you can pull it out, put in a new dsm that's loaded. >> reporter: the drop in six magazine or dsm is designed to get around the state's new law that clamps down on a previous device known as the bullet button. a workaround for an earlier ban on rifles with detachable and reloadable ammunition magazines. under the revised rules, bullet button guns with certain other features are now considered assault weapons that will have to be registered or modified by the end of the year. but many gun owners don't want to do that. hence, the dsm. the magazine is fixed from the bottom as the law requires. >> it can't come out when you press the bottom.

what is the backup plan. i would just say our number one focus and we have said this the u.s. dollar is that reserve currency of the world our credit is the most important issue. we think that congress should have tight controls on spending, and taxpayer dollars but when it comes to funding the government and we've already spent the money we need to raise the debt ceiling. i look forward to working with congress i think the sooner we do the the better. it were very focused on it. we are comfortable and we will get it done. it's always the urgency. again this is different than a government shutdown. i get to the extent that congress doesn't want to spend money and the government shuts down that's one thing. we will be raising the debt limit. maria: if everybody agrees why not just do it sooner rather than later. my question is why it do we always get to that point where it is so close to the edge. >> this is the one part i will say i'm new in washington. what can you toss about tax reform. congressman mark meadows is in talks to combined healthcare and tax reform into one bill.

we're starting to see the backup develop. we'll keep a close eye on this but you can see 880 in the green moving well in both directions. no delays. we'll take you to the altamont pass where we continue to see the slowdowns out of tracy to livermore, westbound 580 in the yellow around 30-minutes from 205 out to 680, the dublin, pleasanton interchange. an accident on bass ceo road. championship and other emergency personnel are on the scene. you'll see a lot of flashing lights. at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are stacking up. they are about to turn on the metering lights and we are seeing speeds in the yellow, about a 15 minute ride from the maze to san francisco. that's a check of the traffic. now over to roberta. [audio difficulties. >>> good morning, everybody. it's 5:17. just turning 5:18. we're taking a look at the mission plaza sign in -- actually, this one is in pleasanton. i know that sign very well. a high yesterday of 103 degrees. it was 109 on sunday in pleasanton. and today between 100 and 103 throughout the t

not seeing backups ae no backups here yet.ing to the vine street expressway, still a 13-minute trip. we're not seeing a ving toward center city0s there. >>> we have a followup on a legal case involving wawa and a convenience store in north sim. the store in patterson is called he owner for it would change trademark infringement claiminge wawa brand. dawa is a casual way of saying come ikorean. when the store comes up with a new name, we'll let >>> in philadelphia, the fire department tweeted video offering a sneak peek at oneeng. a company now north jersey is putting -- a company in noratil delivered to the department. >>> new in aca atm mystery. next, why the remains of -- where theem fnd and why police have a lot of questions. ne nature. look at your screen. a man refuses to leave his l unmowed even with a tornado on the horizon. what his wife says about the now-viral photo coming up all new at 6:00. ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they

i'm sure the backup will get worse before it gets better.o the bay bridge metering lights on around 5:21 this morning and heavy around san francisco, as well. we had an earlier disabled vehicle, so longer than average drive times for this time a day. >>> happening today, assurance that the surveillance camera in your bart car is actually recording something. >> a year and a half ago a murder on bart forced the agency to admit most of the cameras were fake. all of that ends this morning, though. >> abc 7 reporter matt keller live for us at the warm springs bart station. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. watch out, criminals, bart is finally watching you. all the cameras you see on trains are real. abc 7 news first reported that those cameras were fake about a year and a half ago when 19-year-old carlos romero was killed on a train on january 9th. video showed the suspect exiting on the west oakland station, but there was no video of the murder on the train. the suspect is still on the run. that sparked outrage among passeng

here's the backup approaching the collision. we did hear from the tour bus company that owns the bus that was involved with this. lux bus america, said everyone on their bus is okay. they are very glad they didn't have the injuries. we know there was a nissan involved, and they were really crunched up against that media. we're hearing from our crew on the scene that this nissan is going to be there for at least another hour and then that dump truck likely as well as they are trying to get a flatbed tow truck on the scene. down to just the far left lane blocked at this point. you can't avoid this by using milipitas boulevard or 680 is wide open for an alternate as well. back to you guys. >> all right. alexis, thank you so much. thank you for joining us. i'm kristein sze. >> and i'm matt keller. >>> our top story today, the oppressive heat conditions. the bay area is seeing the hottest day of the workweek. >> that's right, and the heat has led to the deaths of two people in the south bay. they were identified as 72-year-old dennis

slight backup in the cash lanes. 13 minutes from the maze into downtown. we are tracking a crash northbound 87 at capitol expressway. more on that coming up. >>> new this morning, deputies in contra costa county are investigating an officer- involved shooting. it happened around 11:00 last night near ellis road and pacheco boulevard. a vallejo officer was involved. it's unclear if the officer or suspect were shot. we'll update you. >>> san francisco police race to figure out who killed a father of four. people living near the park where he was found are demanding information. kpix 5's joe vazquez shows us how officers are answering the question, are we safe? >> reporter: we want to hear your concerns. >> reporter: neighbors packed a community meeting in bernal heights about a week after the stabbing death of geo alvarez. on may 25 a neighbor hiking at 5 a.m. found his body on the south side of bernal hill with multiple stab wounds. no arrests. alvarez was 33. a father of four. neighbors want more details. was alvarez murdered here in the park or elsewhere

you can see significant backup. if you're still trying to get out of that area, you will encounter some serious slowing. once you get to the altamont pass it's a nice ride down into the livermore valley. the time right now is seven extra two. >>> -- 7:02. >>> we are in store for heat wave. triple digit temperatures may cause health problems or fire danger. what's it like in walnut creek and what should we expect rex >> reporter: i have to tell you i love warm temperatures. for me it's great. walnut creek, 7:03 we are already in the mid-60s which last weekend, think back, these would've been the high temperatures. this is the baseline now for what promises to be a hot stretch of days. with those temperatures that means take care of yourself. be ready for the heat. hydrate and all the advice we hear every year. meanwhile there are concerns about the increased fire danger. we were getting light rain last weekend. that could be part of the problem. the wet weather means there has been a lot of growth and fire department

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over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a backup from the foot of the maze into san francisco. 21 minutes. the green on the eastshore freeway, 22 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze but we are starting to see a backup building into albany. you will be tapping on those brakes around central. if you are making your way on our other "bay area majors," 580 and 880 in the red. >>> we are still looking at dense fog this morning. visibilities reduced mild out the door. and near 60 degrees for concord, oakland, livermore and san jose. 56 san francisco. 57 at this hour in santa rosa. futurecast shows those clouds pulling back by lunchtime today. we'll see plenty of clear skies later on. but they do roll back in for this weekend and temperatures decrease. so for futurecast, taking you through the day in san jose, we'll show you those clouds starting off gray. and then we do see more sunshine later today. temperatures though still struggling to hit the low 70s in san jose. we are definitely on the cool side of average today, cooler still this week. three things to remember as we finish up o

is it causing a backup? we'll take a look coming up. >>> good morning, it's friday, june 16. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. new this morning, the royal family is visiting the victims of the tower fire. the queen and prince william stopped by a relief center in london. they met with volunteers and residents. authorities say that at least 30 people died in the fire. and nearly 70 others are still missing. london fire commissioner says that there's no indication that the fire was set intentionally. and the cause is under investigation. >>> a bipartisan task force to end sexual violence holds its first meeting today. the task force will talk about ongoing problems with the rape kit backlog and lack of access to sexually assault nurse examiners. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us with the details. >> reporter: today's hearing in dc is bringing to the national forefront an issue that california has been really wrestling with this year. among the task force members are congressional representative jackie speier. she wrote: >> when someone is a victim of sexual assault they go t

a red cadillac tried to get around the traffic backup by using the right emergency lane the same one the officers were standing. >> we issued commands to stop and kept coming and drove essentially at one of the officers and that officer felt threatened and discharged several rounds at the driver of that vehicle. the driver was struck and the vehicle brought to a stop. >> the male driver was taken to the hospital and the chp says he's expected to survive. two passengers in the cadillac were not hurt and questioned by police. the shooting shut down the westbound bay bridge for 5 hours and traffic went off 4th street. >> i'm currently on the bay bridge at 6:00 a.m. watching the sunrise. >> those stuck in the middle of it all took to social media with a lot of frustration, tweeting this shot of drivers out of their cars walking on the bridge deck. this picture of a driver boldly standing on the roof of his car, tweeting in the midst of our despair, a hero. cell pho chp eventually got drivers turned around but the investigation with the red cadillac continued into the mid-morning and so d