deputy steve haney is just starting his shift in plain city, utah. >> the day was sunday. and not a lot was going on. it was pretty quiet. it was a nice sunny day. >> but deputy haney's day is about to take a turn. he's responding to a call from his dispatcher. his car is driving slowly but very erratically. even with deputy haney's lights flashing and siren blaring, the reckless driver won't pull over. as this car weaves between lanes and blows stop signs, it's becoming increasingly apparent this scene is anything but ordinary. >> i could not see somebody behind the steering wheel. at this point we weren't really sure what was going to happen. >> all haney can do is try to prevent this bad situation from getting worse. >> i kept getting in the oncoming traffic lane to let people know we were coming. i wanted to try to do anything could i to try to get this vehicle stopped. called out on my p.a. system asking him to just pull over, just stop the vehicle, basically pleading with him to end this right here and right now. >> deputy haney wants to know who he's dealing with so

plains. warnings. the city did not get hit. today 28 million people at risk right through the southern great lakes into the ohio valley including st. louis and indianapolis all with a chance of winds and isolated strong and severe storms. as far as the rest of the forecast is, warm summer like conditions. that's a pretty warm forecast today. d.c. and philadelphia low to mid 90s and behind the cold front is cool air. nice day from montana to the dakotas and minneapolis to diluth and speaking of daylight today is the longest day of daylight. 6:30 p.m. east coast time. >> donald trump suggests the united states should seriously consider profiling muslims inside the country as >> i hate the concept of profiling but we have to start using common sense and we have to use our heads. we really have to look at profiling. we have to look at it seriously and other countries do it and it's not the worst thing to do. house speaker paul ryan made no chance to second guess the lof the people. he said he continues to support trump while making

coast guard will fly nine plains over the city in celebration of 100 years of f flying at 1:00 p.m.morgan boulevard metro and anacostia park will be good spots to see it. should be awesome. >>> the lawmaker now pointing fingers at president obama for this week's deadly shooting in orlando. >>> a warning for people in montgomery county. the slew of recent bear sightings and the pictures to prove it. more on this story coming up. >>> rain is starting to fizzle out. when will the sun return? storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is bkac >> curry will get a technical. >> he was ejected. that's the big story in the nba finals. two-time mvp steph curry ejected from last night's his wife then tweeted that the game was rigged. she quickly tweeted an apology saying this was the heat of the moment. she apologized. on the other side, lebron james came up big for cleveland. 41 points. game seven is sunday night. can you imagine the emotions and passion there? >> you know, even before the game they were fired up because she tweeted out a picture that her along with warrior families were still

plains and midwest. the afternoon highs are already closing in on 90. getting close in minneapolis. kansas city, memphis, dallas and atlanta already pushing into the upper 80s and 90s. the trend for the central plains. denver up in the 90s. kansas city into the mid-90s. we are about 4 to 6 weeks away from the peak summer. we'll take it this time around and notice the rapid warm up on saturday when all of this culminates likes cincinnati to des moines and nashville with the hottest temperatures for this time of year. nashville getting up to 100 on saturday afternoon. >>> pedram, thank you. >> basketball news. there is still basketball news because cavaliers won and won big last night in game three of the nba finals. lebron james with the alley-oop. christine romans can do that. they dominated the game. >> i can do that left-handed. >> lebron james can do it with both hands. they won by 30 points. steph curry had a lousy game. he was benched at one point. lebron james called the game both a must-win and a do or die. kevin love sat out the game because of the concussion protocol. it is now 2-1, wa

and there will be both uniform and plain clothed officers on patrol. city leaders are asking people planning to attend the pride events to sign up for public safety systems. you can sign up by texting alert to 888-7777. >>> two of the proposals would have expanded background checks the others would have prevented people on terror watch lists from buying guns. the outcome was expected since the same lawmakers voted down similar gown control measures back in december following the shooters in san bernardino. >>> we want to go back to that situation we told you about in the east bay. a lock down at the training area in dublin. >> i want to show you video from the area taken about an hour ago. the alameda sheriff's department has confirmed that they are indeed investigating a threat at camp parks and we're also learning that an apartment complex is warning their residents about the escape of a prisoner. police are investigating camp parks. >>> another warm day but the summer is on the way. >> we're looking at a warmer afternoon. already warmer outside our door

there will be uniform and plain clothes officers on patrol. >>> city leaders asking anyone going to pride events to sign- up for public safety text messaging system called alert ss. you can register by texting the word alerts sf 2888 288-8777. >>> the senate voted down a series of gun-control bills proposed after the mass shooting, 2 of them projected would have tightened and expanded background checks. the others would've prevented people on terrorist watch lists from buying guns. now, and the republican controlled senate was expected since the same lawmakers voted down similar measures in december following the san bernardino shooting. >>> the us supreme court refused to interview sweeping bans on assault weapons and new york and connecticut, gun rights advocates mounted a challenge saying they were ineffectual and violated the second amendment right. the laws were enacted in the wake of the sandy hook shooting and connecticut. >>> a british man arrested on saturday and the donald trump rally in las vegas says he tried to grab a police officer's gun so he could kill donald trump. police

there will be both uniformed and plain clothes officers on patrol. >>> sit -- city leaders are asking anyone going to the event to register by texting the words alertsf to 888777. >>> the u.s. senate voted to reject bills on gun control. one would have tightened the background check and the other was to have banned people on the no-fly list to buy guns. >>> happening today, san francisco supervisor mark fahro will propose that the city of san francisco divest from companies manufacturing guns. the san francisco employees retirement system right now has about a million dollars invested in orbita atk, stern rueger company. the california state teachers retirement system and the california public retirement system voted to die vest from companies that make guns. >>> we are learning more about a second scandal that rocked the oakland police department. the racist images exchanged between police officers and how they were uncovered >>> and alleged plot to assassinate donald trump. the arrest made by police at a rally. >>> a little bit of a slowdown on 24 as you approach the lafayette park

engaged in aware of the surrounding with the large crowds as using plain clothes officer at all the pride events as well as throughout the city of san francisco for all the clubs and entertainment venues throughout san francisco the one thing i cannot stress more one of the best aspirins that did public public so george said it is important if you see something say something to the please be advised staff and bring to our attention and also, if anything during the week arises to the level you should report please report that to the police department or other law enforcement agencies once again a large support from the police department and all the partners in law enforcement the city agencies throughout but week and our mission and goal is a safe pride week as in san francisco's thank you very much and at this time i'll introduce the director of the department of interior managements ann. >> thank you, chief pressure on june 13th or 12 we woke up to the thing in orlando your brothers and sisters and young people out enjoying them to the hate and terror i know personally my clerk is moirng as a emergency manager be, however, i

plains. kansas city, 101. >>. [ croaking ] >> where's freddie the frog-caster? alert, two florida sheriffs deputies in the hospital this morning after a driver crashes into the funeral procession for one of the nightclub shooting victims. police say the woman got impatient and decided to cut through an intersection slamming into two motorcycle. those deputies are expected to be okay. the woman was given a ticket and released. >>> despite already being the presumptive gop nominee donald trump is still taking swipes at some of his old rivals. he fired up the crowd at his phoenix rally blasting the republican lawmakers who have not endorsed him and who may even be plotting against him. >> now you have a couple of guys that were badly defeated and they are trying to organize maybe like labor of a delegate revolt. jeb is one of the people that's working and the other one should be obvious to you. >> well, the one that should be obvious to you according to trump is likely ted cruz. dozens of republican convention delegates are reportedly trying to find a way to block

plains here. the sunny cities coming up. humidity and highs in the low to mid 80s. tonight, mostly clear and comfortable. lows in the mid 60s. toorrow, partly cloudy with a stray t-shower possible south of d.c. showers and storms more widespread on friday, but the weekend looking dry for now. we will have to dodge some showers and storms on the fourth. pleasantly warm today with lower humidity >> i always go with this test. is school to make sure it wasn't too short. mr. lewis, i'm good. >> i remember that so well. way to go. >> i think we'll stay away from the dress talk today. >>> coming up, team coverage. all the latest on the the terror take in turkey. as security beefs up here at home in the u.s. >>> and race against time. the massive effort to rescue this blue whale off the california coast. ♪ i'm free to do what i want... and 0% financing is back! on a huge selection of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus get an extra $1000 smart bonus on specially tagged vehicles. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ♪ i

city. let me show you what's happening in a part of the nation going to be steamy this weekend. heat advisories in parts of the plainsat and the heat index is going to reach well into the 90s and even 100s into the weekend. >> i am meteorologist drew tuma, it is sunny across the region and comfortable. 64 in san francisco. 75 in san jose. 69 in oakland. 77 in santa rosa. we are bright. breezy. temperatures take off on saturday into sunday. we are back into the low 90s. a second half of the forecast, temperatures are trending back down to average for this time of year. >> coming up, iggy azalea here live in central park. ♪ n central park. hd 8. >>> now from abc7 news. >>> hey, good morning to you. i am natasha zouves from the abc7 morning nusz. a check on the traffic before you head out the doors. >>> yeah, we have a couple of problems there and for a time they have all lanes blocked and now one lane remains blocked, but you can see the damage remains and earlier accident in oyster point. all lanes cleared up but we have delays through san francisco. >> good to >>> i am abc7 drurks and live on tope of the studio and b

city. let me show you what's happening in a part of the nation going to be steamy this weekend. heat advisories in parts of the plains humidity to the heat and the heat index is going to reach well into the 90s and even 100s into the weekend.sunshine w clouds around. highs in the low 80s. tonight, partly cloudy. lows in the 60s. tomorrow, partly cloudy and hot with the first 90 of the year likely. a few t-storms are possible, with the best chance north of d.c. a bit cooler to start the work week, but becoming unsettled >> coming up, iggy azalea here live in central park. >> anchor: sunshine, low humidity. jacqui jeras has a great looking friday forecast. >> reporter: we get one more day with lower humidity before things creep up for the weekend. temperatures will crank up as well. today, seasonal temperatures. we should reach the lower 80s in most location . lots of sunshine, as we head into tomorrow, we're going to be seeing warmer temperatures, grilling out tonight, still a good idea. temperatures in the 70s, partly cloud skies. 90 on sunday, few storms on saturday afternoon. >> reporter: worry trouble-free ongoing

plains here. the sunny cities coming up. the sunny cities coming up.he sunny cities coming up. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. check out the forecast. highlights lower sunshine, feels different and misty around the coast. inlander, warm through friday, and all of us are close to average. 60s along the coast and san francisco and richmond and 70s around bay and 80s inland and east bay, 90s there but 100s are gone. 60s and 70s and 80s sunday and the holiday monday. >> i always go with this test. this is what i had to do in high school to make sure it wasn't too short. mr. lewis, i'm good. >> i remember that so well. way to go. >> i think we'll stay away from the dress talk today. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- we got team coverage. all the latest on the terror attack in turkey. as security beefs up here at home in the u.s. >>> and race against time. the massive effort to rescue this blue whale off the california coast. escue this blue whale off the california coast. ♪ i'm free to do what i want... and 0% financing is back! on

we've got so many folks out here heat advisory in parts of the plains anywhere from souix city up tointo the 90s and well into 100. that's the big picture. let's get a look closer to home. >> reporter: some of the warmer air is coming for the weekend. not today, terms in the 60s and 70s right now. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine breezy, not the strong winds of yesterday. 79 is the high. tomorrow it's warm and humid gusty to severe thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening on saturday. sunday warm and less humid, 89. , june 1. i'm tamala edwards. let's see where things stand with traffic and head over tow matt pellman. we had problems with an overhead light on the schuylkill expressway broken and dangling in danger of falling. they had to block the right lane while they removed the light. it has left us with anything but light traffic stop and go through the curve to the boulevard into girard. the good news, all three lanes are reopened heading eastbound. this is also caused delays on the surrounding roads like the boulevard southbound jammed from 9th t

humidity levels are low, and it feels phenomenal out there. 65 right now in the city: 54 in the hamptons, and white plains, starting the day at 49 degrees. this is not a mistake, literally, nothing to look at with the exception of patchy fog at the marine areas of our viewing areas, and here's the deal. big picture, looking all good. high pressure is in control over the north eastern corridor of the u.s. a lot of sunshine today. by 9:00 a.m., patchy fog, especially east of the city. by 3:00, a high of 85 for your temperature, and it may nix the actual temperature. 79. if you're headed to the beach today, rip current risk is moderate and the uv index is 9, a burn time of 20 minutes, and winds out of the south at 10 to 15. breezy, but otherwise, picture perfect beach weather, and the full forecast coming up, and i will talk about how long the pleasant weather will last. >> thank you. >>> a sea of rain boys is taking over the city this weekend as new yorkers ready to welcome the annual gay pride parade. magdalena doris has more. >> reporter: people celebrating pride will be packing this area once again, but

. >> plain how this is good for richmond, the city of richmond.hat city does or could use more economic development. >> absolutely. this is an e-commerce business. this is an online business. but just because we are based online does not mean that we can't couldn't put to our local community. we are committed to hiring local, shopping local and supporting local small businesses and entrepreneurs whenever possible. >> i know you have been in the city of rhythm mopped for several years, originally from southern california. your fresh eyes on the city of richmond. tell me what you see happening in that city right now. >> one of the biggest things that i see is untapped potential. there is no doubt that many soft most creative minds in the world have come from richmond in art and music. i feel this is a community that has a lot to offer the woild and i'm ecstatic to have a platform that i can provide more, greater access to the community for those folks that are talented and need the work. >> how did you come to choose richmond. >> i live in richmond.

things can get rather messy and a lot cooler as well but in the plains, temperatures summerlike, right now than places than new york citylina, 62 right now, 70's from kansas city to parts of texas. very summer like, rapid city 96-degrees, even areas farther down, el paso can reach 100. lauren: 100 in el paso. it is heating up. thank you. lea: we will run global market action overnight before we hand it over to maria. stay with us i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiod

the heat expanding eastward into portions of the plains so in rapid city, that far north, you're looking from the plains, parts of the mid-atlantic and the risk for severe weather will continue over the next couple of days as well. there's a look at the forecast for wednesday and into thursday. now let's head back inside. >> thanks, maria. >>> i understand the dooce is on the loose out there with maria. >> is this true? >> there he is. >> steve might be -- >> steve, what you doing out there? >> well, you know, today is the first full day of summer and i'm here with eric from rita's italian ice. why do they call it italian ice? >> it's based on the consistency of the product. it's made in a specialty batch machine. so the consistency comes out like an ice product, but there's no ice in the recipe. >> it used to be called what? >> in philly we call it water ice. >> well, you can't charge people for water ice so they have to make it sound fancy. who wants italian ice? come on over here, what's your name? >> i'm vera. >> okay, vera. for your free italian ice, tell us your favorite fox news c

plain clothes officers. >>> from digging trechs to lifting pallets, the city that needs to develop it's footprint. >>> goodrt in oakland where you could practically fill a room with the number of people getting a turn at running the troubled police department. tonight another top cop gets the rings. we'll explain what's happening now. >> reporter: well, on friday the mayor appointed the city administrator to run the oakland police department because she said that she wanted civilian oversight. the weekend past and today is monday we've learned that there's a member of the command staff who will actually run the day-to-day operations of the police department, but he will have to report to the city add straighter who has the real power. the real question is how long will this person last? >> now we have an acting -- >> reporter: even the city counselman is having a hard timekeeping track of the chiefs. >> we just added to the confusion and i'm not happy. >> reporter: as of today the deputy chief is the new acting assistant police chief. he says he was informed by a mayor's aid this morning. >> he's had a lon

you will be in the 90's in places like kansas city in raleigh, north carolina loon gnaw. anywhere from northern plainsnd mid atlantic. there is a threat for damaging winds, large hail and flash flooding. when we see the rain we are seeing conditions that are forecast to stay dry for the next several days. a rescue mission as a sick worker is stranded at a remote station. two planes making the dangerous journey flying through 24-hour darkness with temperatures 7 degrees below freezing. it is enough to freeze jet fuel. reaching the destination is harder to get to than the international space station. this is the third rescue mission since it opened in 1957. >> mike wallace saying strangers attacked he and his daughter after a rascal flatts concert. >> takes 15-20 seconds. there was no dialogue between us in regards to anything that provoked the conversation. i remember the hit. i woke up on the ground. >> unreal. >> wallace says three drunk men jumped him knocked him out cold and kicked him over and ever oh. his 28-year-old daughter kicked in the ribs trying to protect his father. the three men raised n

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city does not seem to be changing. >> melek: no. it stays as it is. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. ♪ >> anthony: if there's one musical movement or one band that represents cologne better than this one, i don't know what it could be. created in 1964, with holger czukay, jaki liebzeit, michael karoli, and this man, irmin schmidt, can was at the forefront of what was called inevitably the krautrock movement. combining the sounds and attitudes of classical, avant-garde, rock, and funk. so you moved here -- how old were you -- >> irmin: i moved here in '64. >> anthony: interesting time, '64. >> irmin: it was a very interesting time. it was the time of -- where cologne was really blossoming. it was the art town in germany. >> anthony: irmin studied with karl heinz stockhausen, but it was a trip to new york city where he was exposed to what lou reed and the similarly classically trained john cale were doing with the velvet underground that would prove to be the catalyst for can. '64 was still p

. >> stanley:in july of 2015 the city of berkeley engineers closed the municipal fishing pier because it was deemed structurally unsound . in plain english it's too dangerous to keep open . that probably whey there is this danger sign but look at what we have here, a couple taking a leisurely stroll on the pier, notice how she places her phone in her pocket that because she if going to need both hands nats: ambiance her partner is practicing chivalry by allowing her scale the 7 foot fence first . one leg over then the second leg over then she shimmy's across the wooden railing. >> stanley:followed by her partner who appear to get hung up for a brief moment . then she shimmy across the railing too. both ignoring the posted no trespassing signs nats: ambiance the security fence around the entrance to the pier appears to have been cut in a few places and patched up with a heavy duty chain to keep people out but we all know in the bay area a fence around anything basically means its open for business. nats: ambiance the berkeley pier at one point use to be get this 3 and a half miles long and use for ferry travel until the bay bridge

i would imagine that's a very constructive approach to city the taken this. the plain truth, the housing affordability and displacement crises keep getting worse year after year because we lack the tools at the local level to make a difference. we badly need the states help if we want to different future for san francisco. as governor, and the legislative analyst office recently noted, we do not have the resources to subsidize our way out of our housing predicament and until we figure out new approaches to dramatically increase housing production it does not seem likely that the displacement of logan come an increasingly middle income folks can be slowed much less stopped. and, opposing were trying to get san francisco exempted from this raises some difficult questions because if san francisco succeeds in exempted itself from the governor's proposal, many other committees across the state make similar requests. i think there's a fallback position we all agree on is, we do want more funding from the state for affordable housing and we don't have enough. the federal gove

city 99 degrees today. you can reach triple digits in other portions of the plains as well. >> crazy weather every where. >>e will check back with you. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. the video is disgusting. they were forced to their knees by iran. how they are being punished for their actions. >> a shouldn't have said nothing. >> a mother arrested behind bars for punishing her own kids. did she go too far? we report, you decide. >> epic live tweet down melt down up next. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> the economied dorr in charge of the ship has been fired. captain kyle moses the second superior releighed of the duties since the january incident. they blame calamity of errors and protocol failures. they wandered into iranian waters forced on to their knees and videotaped apologizing to captors. a clinton official was being bank rolled bile pushing the iran nuclear deal. they put away the billion dollar deal to sell jets to tehran. he was workin

further tourism advice, partof the central plains and in some isolated figures are possible as well. temperatures right now in kansas city days. finally a little bit of relief closer to the seasonal averages. 99 degrees with a high temperature in the city of phoenix. the southeast during next summer. 90 degrees for your forecast high. lauren: phoenix is usually 120, 102. just 99 today. >> they may be below average. nicole, pool will run than global market action before we hand it over to borders with maria. s&p futures up five. you are watching "fbn:am." stay with us. it's not -- ♪ nicole: the affa is continued. the one ftse up half a percent. german dax up 131% and the cac in transithree quarters of an ascent. the little cautionary tone. the goodss and citigroup triply dividends. now a turnover tto "mornings with maria." good morning to you, maria barter for a while. maria: good morning. happy thursday. it is thursday june 30th. top stories at 6:00 a.m. terror fears mlions of of americans in the of americans fit into those insights for the july 4th holiday. airports beefing up security looking at new measures to put in

plains tomorrow. local flooding to airports in phoenix, albuquerque, denver, kansas city, oklahoma city may see some problemsng the roads, i-70 may be some problem spots. also along the i-45, i-40 i should say and i-35. here in the northeast, well, we've got a moist unstable air mass in place and we look for the storms, so look for airport delays, boston, new york, washington, d.c., buffalo, i-90, i-95 also going to see some trouble spots as well tomorrow. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. we're waking up to clouds in san francisco but temperatures are comfortable and clear skies. we are expecting skies to stay clear through the day but we are expecting cooling as well. we're in the 50s. 54 degrees in san francisco and 50 in half moon bay and 50s in the bay area. san jose 78 today. 80s for the tri-valley. latest weather. guys. >> al, thanks very much. coming up, the search for the contractor involved in a deadly christmas morning fire in connecticut. he's now missing. an emergency court hearing being held today. we're there live with the latest. >>>

plains. then on tuesday, it goes right into kansas city.>for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> reporter: good morning. smooth sailing in the weather. here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. after temperatures in the 90s this weekend, more seem today with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. lots of sunshine to go around. humidity lower, a little bit on the breezy side as well. tomorrow, few more clouds move in across the region. high around 84. isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon on wednesday, but more likely on thursday and friday. looks like it will clear out just in tame for a nice weekend. >> reporter: a few distractions on some of the major thorough fares this morning. 66 eastbound prince william parkway, the crash moved to the side of the road. not on 95 northbound to springfield, blocking

city. other areas of concern, rain and thunderstorms in northern wisconsin. later today, severe weather will return to the central plainsility of isolated tornadoes, but the largest threat here, in this area of orange, is the enhancement, large hail possible and damaging winds. on the edge of the denver metropolitan area, of the cheyenne and over to interstate 80 to north platte and royal sesec sections of kansas. much cooler today, areas of d.c., around 83. philadelphia is enjoyable. new england, chilly this morning in some cases. beautiful afternoon. and it was very hot over the weekend from the ohio valley right through the mid-atlantic, much of the south, still hot, 97 today in atlanta. 92 in charlotte and st. louis is 95. and then tomorrow, we take the chance of severe weather from kansas, moving it to areas of missouri, iowa, watch st. louis carefully too, potentially severe weather, isolated tornadoes, that will be for your tuesday forecast. that's a wrap of weather, also one major sports story last night, and that was the pittsburgh penguins taking home lord stanley's cup. after trading goals with the sharks, al

plains. then on tuesday, it goes right into kansas city.d mornia edwards, 7:56 monday, june 13. let's get a look at traffic. karen is starting on the blue route. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, we have an accident coming in on the blue route southbound past mid county. for the most part, the accident itself with the police is on the scene in the gore point. you can see how jammed you are southbound near mid county. we have an accident in new jersey, gloucester county that had 55 southbound shut down for a while. both sides of the highway were shut down. now it is reopened between 553 and little mill road. you're seeing speeds of 15 miles per hour southbound heading near the area. stick to delsea drive. it was a single-vehicle accident. >>> on the turnpike westbound an accident here, as well, between bensalem and willow grove, 20 miles per hour with a lane blocked. >> let's go look on sky6 live hd, out ascros center -- acrossr city, it looks beautiful out there. >> reporter: it is, tam, it's cool and comfortable. a bit of a bre

plains. then on tuesday, it goes right into kansas city.eather. >>> now from abc7 news. >>> it's 7:56. good morning. let's go over to francis for a look at the weather today. hi francis. >> hi everyone. good morning. the low clouds are in and that's delays for fso. current temperatures on the mild side and oakland is 59 and mountain view is 60 degrees. we're going to be a little fewer by many location cans. oakland 70, san jose 70 and the cooling continues over the next couple of days. sue? >>> okay. we have a couple of problem spots and let's look at the san jose area. westbound near the lawrence express way. an accident partially blocking a couple of lanes there. it's slow from 880 to 101. >> thank you sue. >>> more honor "gma" and the continue canning coverage on the massacre and another local update in 30 minutes and on the news app abc7.com. >>> we hope that you join mike, >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. a special edition live from florida. massacre in the nightclub. terror in orlando. [ gunfire ] new details on the deadliest

plains for tomorrow. monsoonal moisture bringing in local flooding so airports in phoenix, albuquerque, denver, kansas city, oklahoma city, may see some problems. along the roads, i-70 may be travel trouble spots and all along i-45, i-40 i should say, and i-35. in the northeast moist unstable air mass in place and we look for storms. look for airport delays boston, new york, washington, d.c., buffalo, i-90, i-95 going to see some trouble spots as well tomorrow. we'll get to your local forecast >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a niceá/ sunny warm summer day. sunshine and upper 80s this afternoon. but the humidity stays in check for philadelphia. the suburbs, 86 in westchester, lehigh valley, allentown, warm, middle to upper 80s this afternoon. nice warm day for new jersey. a little cooler at the shore. low spots will reach low 80s. a few extra clouds in rehoboth. plenty of sunshine. have a great day. al, thanks very much. coming up, the search for the contractor involved in a deadly christmas morning fire in connecticut is missing. an emergency court hearing being held today. we're there liv

city a first high-rise. >> many legends graced its stage including sinatra, liberace and dean martin. severe weather is a threat in the central plainswell as the upper midwest from minnesota to kansas. >>> updating our top story, roughly 8,000 people gathered last night for a candlelight vigil in downtown orlando and they listened as the church bell tolled 49 times for each of the victims killed. >> the president will meet with the victims family members when he visits orlando on thursday. and for the first time we're hearing from a patron of the pulse nightclub who claims omar mateen had been visiting the club for two years. now, the families of the 49 people who lost their lives early sunday morning are now planning, of course, their final good-byes. >> and while those arrangements are being made, many of those injured remain hospitalized. abc's david muir has been speaking with some of the people who were at the club that night and made it out alive. >> reporter: we met malcom barazzo seen in this video, he was one of the survivors who got out of the club and yet still stayed to help the other victims even as the gunshots continu

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i would imagine that's a very constructive approach to city the taken this. the plain truth, the housing affordability and displacement crises keep getting worse year after year because we lack the tools at the local level to make a difference. we badly need the states help if we want to different future for san francisco. as governor, and the legislative analyst office recently noted, we do not have the resources to subsidize our way out of our housing predicament and until we figure out new approaches to dramatically increase housing production it does not seem likely that the displacement of logan come an increasingly middle income folks can be slowed much less stopped. and, opposing were trying to get san francisco exempted from this raises some difficult questions because if san francisco succeeds in exempted itself from the governor's proposal, many other committees across the state make similar requests. i think there's a fallback position we all agree on is, we do want more funding from the state for affordable housing and we don't have enough. the federal gove

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city since 1964. kendis, diane, what a night. >> what a night and what a series it has been, indeed. >> for anyone waking up in cleveland, wondering if it's a dream, the plain dealer covering it, "believe it." the cavaliers are nba james the series' mvp makes good on his promise there. >> he promised them two years ago. this is inside frommic iquickenn arena. the energy. >> a great night. good celebration. >> not too many arrest and many, many reasons to celebrate there. >>> now to extreme weather across the country, starting in minnesota where a severe storm caused some damage in the duluth area, at least two tornadoes were reported. cutting electricity for thousands. the cold front met warm air and that produced large hail. the massive heat wave in southern california is fueling wildfires in santa barbara, northwest of los angeles, the acres. the heat wave is not expected to break until tomorrow. >>> and that heat's also creating some perfect conditions for a brushfire in los angeles county. is the silver lake fire began as a house fire but quickly spread. it's going to be hot in other parts of the country as well. accuweather's paul williams has the fore

i would imagine that's a very constructive approach to city the taken this. the plain truth, the housing affordability and displacement crises keep getting worse year after year because we lack the tools at the local level to make a difference. we badly need the states help if we want to different future for san francisco. as governor, and the legislative analyst office recently noted, we do not have the resources to subsidize our way out of our housing predicament and until we figure out new approaches to dramatically increase housing production it does not seem likely that the displacement of logan come an increasingly middle income folks can be slowed much less stopped. and, opposing were trying to get san francisco exempted from this raises some difficult questions because if san francisco succeeds in exempted itself from the governor's proposal, many other committees across the state make similar requests. i think there's a fallback position we all agree on is, we do want more funding from the state for affordable housing and we don't have enough. the federal gove

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city since 1964. kendis, diane, what a night. >> what a night and what a series it has been, indeed. >> and for anyone waking up in cleveland, wondering if it's a dream, "the plain dealer" letting people know, "believe it q.s the cavaliers are nba champs. james the series' mvp makes good on his promise there. >> he promised them two years ago in a letter that he would do it. and this was inside the quicken loans arena. a fan's perspective of the moment. >> a great night. good celebration. safe as far as we hear so far. >> not too many arrest and many, many reasons to celebrate there. >>> now to extreme weather across the country, starting in minnesota where a severe storm caused some damage in the duluth area, at least two tornadoes were reported. damages some homes and cutting electricity for thousands. the cold front met warm air and that produced some very large hail. and the massive heat wave in southern california is fueling wildfires like this one in santa barbara county, northwest of los angeles, the sherpa has burned nearly 7,000 acres. the fire is about half contained. the heat wave is not expected to break until tomorrow. >>> and that heat's also creat

we would hope that the city of sacramento's lobbyists are supporting the governments efforts on our behalf. the plain truth is that are housing affordability and displacement crisis are getting worse years and years because we lack the tools to make a difference. as gov. brown and the legislative analyst office correctly noted we do not have the resources to get our way out of this predicament were in. and less we have dramatic ways to improve housing production it doesn't seem likely that low income and increasingly middle income families can be lowered much less stopped. asking our state representative to oppose the governor's proposals would in this cause other legislations throughout the state to oppose the request. what exempting ourselves from the imperative to build more housing be more likely or less likely that the governor will give us the subsidies that we all want for affordable housing. the governor's proposal moves us to [inaudible] we believe will guarantee a continuation of this crisis. thank you for your consideration. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>my name is brian hamlin i'm a

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plains as well as the upper midwest from minnesota to kansas. now heavy rain is also possible from minneapolis to des moines. >> flying could be a challenge for some with airport delays possible in minneapolis, kansas cityw orleans, memphis and atlanta. >>> updating our top story now roughly 8,000 people gathered last night for a candlelight vigil in downtown orlando and they listened as the church bell tolled 49 times for each of the victims killed. >> the president will meet with the claims omar mateen had been visiting the club for two years. now, the families of the 49 people who lost their lives early sunday morning are now planning, of course, their final good-byes. >> while those arrangements are being made many of those injured remain hospitalized. abc's david muir has been speaking with some of the people who were at the club that night and made it out alive. >> reporter: we met malcolm barazzo. he was one who got out and still stayed to help the other victims. even as the gunshots continued. you can see him his hat on backwards helping to put victims into any vehicle they could find. when there were no ambulances in sight. they were putting victims into this pickup truck. >> his eyes were like

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