we still have a traffic alert, sig alert in effect for the san pablo area. a caltrans still camera pulled up right now. i'm not sure how well you can see the situation. this is east bay 80 just before you get to el portal in the san pablo area. two right lanes are blocked, two left lanes are open. this is a fatal collision that happened just after 5:00 this morning. this is the countercommute direction, so only a ten-minute delay. i'm keeping an eye on that. looks like a little delay filled in on the westbound side, too. four vehicles involved. we're waiting for sky 7 to get to the scene. we should have a better perspective once they're overhead. we'll have another update in a few minutes. >>> switching gears, you've got to take a look at this man. he is soaring above paris. that is a french inventor showing off his fly board yesterday. he carried a rifle and flew above the bastille day celebrations. >> it's striking, but he looks like a spiderman villain or something with that rifle. >> i could do without the rifle. it's a really cool invention. i guess it w

we've got a fatal collision and investigation under way rate now in the san pablo area.hey did update the location just a bit. east bay 80 before you get to el portal. they issued a sig alert. a couple lanes on the eastbound side of the roadway, that's the only good news in this, is that it's normally the lighter side of traffic for the morning commute. we've got the two right lanes blocked, two left lanes are able to get by. this was a serious crash that

as well as creeping into the san pablo bay. and areas farth inland. up over our east bay hills and making tracks towards areas along 680, along the san ramon valley floor there. here's a look at what is going on. fairfield reporting 18 miles per hour. concord, a southerly breeze. a little breezy. cold to start the day. very similar to where we have been. as we get into the afternoon, very similar to where we have been. 60s at the coast. 80s inland. we could be slightly warmer well inland. mid- to upper 80s. still a little below average for most. as we get into july. here's a look at what we expect, as far as the cloud cover out there. a little later today. your lunch hour. notice along the coastline. holding pretty close to the coast. our west-facing beaches expected to remain mostly cloudy for today. if you take a look towards santa cruz, though, our south-facing beaches will be expecting clearing. here's a look at the afternoon. not much change going on. by the evening hours, the low clouds make a comeback. and they begin to move back acr san francis

>> still our sigalert in effect in the san pablo area. eastbound 80. two right lanes remain closed.that happend just after 5:00 this morning. they are continuing that cleanup effort. bay bridge toll plaza, typical here. metering lights are on. >>> coming up on gma, the new delay for the boeing 737 max planes and what it means for your travel plans. >>> we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join us for abc 7 mornings weekdays 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. the news >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. bracing for barry. eight states now on alert for heavy rain and flooding as a tropical threat moves north. the moment this human chain was formed to save swimmers caught in a strong rip current. live from the storm zone. >>> also this morning, outrage over the president's racist attack on four congresswomen, all women of color telling them to go back to their home countries. what they're saying now as the president doubles down. ♪ can you feel >>> harry and meghan, beyonce and jay-z, the sizzling premiere of "the lion king" and wha

san pablo bay. over towards areas of vallejo. if we move in closer here, our east bay shores covered in it. oakland, alameda. hayward. san leandro, fremont and moving over along 580. a little into our valleys this morning. this will continue to spread inland over the next few hours. the onshore breeze at fairfield is 14. oakland at 8. and for your afternoon today, barely going to budge those temperatures. we will remain unseasonably mild. 80s expected inland. details on these numbers and what you can expect for the weekend coming up in just a little bit. you, rosemary. >>> at 5:02. we're following breaking news in dublin. this is where investigators are at the scene of a crash. ktvu's lee martinez is live in dublin to bring us more on what we know so far. >> well, at this time, investigators have not determined the cause of the collision. however, we did see the coroner's van arrive just a few minutes ago. now, the accident is on fallon road, which curves around from where we are on anton way. it happened at 1:43 a.m. and it appears the vehicles caught fire after the crash. now, in addition

northwest wind, it can rule other locations that need the west southwest in place over san pablo bay, screaming, areas maybe around american canyon, this is a howling parent for something >> fog and low clouds slow for some, the system will fall apart still it sets the stage for a very cool day for us, 50s on the tensors, 50s, 60s and 70s, the cool in place today, once the system goes through the highly doesn't southwest will stt to go back and temperatures start gradually warming up once we get to wednesday to friday and saturday, days, 60s, 70s for most, unseasonably cool for us here, way below average as you might imagine but after today, a transition day, we start to warm up wednesday and inland temperatures bayside start to warm up to averages about by friday or saturday . >>> prepare for an earthquake, steps you can take to ensure your house is covered by insurance . >>> before the break, here's a look back at the women's world cup winning in france, we will be right back. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help t

san pablo road in the residential area middle of the day but the people responsible actually didn't go far. >> why would someone do that? >> especially here. >> reporter: reaction was swift after a chp post about a van full of amazon packages that was taken right out from under the driver delivering them. he got out to check the van door. >> that's when this opportunistic person of interest decides to take the opportunity, jump into the amazon ram van and steals it. punches it out of there an steals the van to the driver's surprise. >> the chp says they are still looking for 48-year-old charles farmer as a person of interest. they say the van was taken and hidden in the neighborhood behind freight containers and then the packages were loaded into a ckby. they served a search warrant. >> found him at the residence with the truck but only 1 of the 71 packages on board that were officially accounted for by amazon and the driver. >> reporter: they believe steve appleby is an accomplice. they are aware of package theft but not the whole van too. >> it's really ridiculous. inconsiderate of o

number of vehicles, slowest speeds reporting below 20 miles per hour, passing by the area through richmond to san pabloe, looks like they may have gotten some of that distraction cleared. another big jam, well west valley road headed toward 680, jammed up by an earlier crash. no details on the crash itself. the chp is busy scrambling around the area and looks like speeds are starting to improve. going through the dun lin interchange is fine, if you avoid that cut-through. the south bay no major concerns, just a little build for san jose. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, barbie hopes to encourage more girls to consider careers in the space industry. with the help of a new role model, italian astronaut samantha cristoforetti. it is made by mattel along with the european space agency. the partnership is part of barbie's ongoing dream gap project. >>> coming up next, what president trump is saying about california's new health care law that gives undocumented immigrants access to taxpayer funded benefits. >>> plus san francisco mayor london breed hits the one-year mark in office. up next, a

onshore breeze in place and that has already kicked in for many areas out towards the delta, over san pablo bay, even out to davis. it was hot for some yesterday. ukiah, also -- today cooler, santa rosa 87 to 81. the city down six, livermore from 92 to 84 and san jose down five from 85 to 80. low clouds around, more than what this satellite image is showing us as the system deepens and the high backs off. 50s, 60s on the temps. i don't think they are going to change too much more on the peninsula. mid-50s, upper 50s to low 60s, but mainly in the 50s. stanford at 56, foster city and san mateo at 57. stronger gusts out of concord, buchanan and fairfield. napa airport and santa rosa, a cooler direction. that's the way it's looking right now so the hot is being replaced warm. temperatures coming down about five, 10 degrees for some. so cooler forecast will take us into friday. 60s, 70s and 80s now through the interior. b.a.r.t., antioch, where do you want to start? >> start with b.a.r.t. because b.a.r.t. has water problems at the embarcadero station here. b.a.r.t. was saying that they cannot ta

area. >>> new overnight a 22-year-old man is dead after a shooting in san pablo, this happened on stantonvenue around 9:20 last night. police say that man was found shot inside his car. investigators believe that victim was targeted. so far no arrests have been made. "today in the bay's" bob redell is heading to the scene and he will have a live report for us coming up at 5:00. >>> a tourist's visit to san francisco takes an incredibly violent turn and he's now recovering in the hospital. >> this all started when the victim happened to catch two men in the act of breaking into his car. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more. >> reporter: a car break-in turns violent. emergency crews take the victim to the hospital with head and collarbone injuries. he wasn't hurt when the burglar broke his car window. police say he was hurt when the thieves hit him with their getaway car, driving at him, when the two men spotted him taking pictures of them breaking into his car. >> a victim of the car burglary was attempting to take photographs of the suspects and the suspect vehicle, at which time the s

areas of livermore. and san jose, checking in at 63. here's a look at the cloud cover. you can see, banked up against the coastline, inside the bay. gray skies, stretching through san pabloay. and for the east bay shore, you can see it's widespread. richmond down through berkeley. through areas of berkeley. stretches over towards 580. although not really seeing a whole lot just yet along the valley floor there. the winds are on shore. we do have an onshore breeze at sfo, at 7. hayward at 6. coming in from the southeast. a bit of variable wind out there. but the onshore flow will continue. that will keep the clouds at the coastline and the coast line cool for today. low 50s to low 60s is what we're seeing for this hour. as we get into the afternoon, those clouds will pull back. we will remain mostly cloudy through the day. and take a look how mild that color coding is. 60s at the coast. upper 60s, low 70s around the bay. our far inland areas will be in the mid- to upper 80s. and that's about t. in fact, before i let you go, how about some numbers. 87 antioch. 84 for the north bay of santa rosa. low 70s for hayward. for tonight, san francisco and berkeley may be impacted b

and you can see there was a crash on westbound 80 near san pablo on-ramp, could affect the freeway, looks like there's little slowing in the area at the commute, heading towards the maze, is taking about 25 minutes, the bay bridge, 15-20 delay. it is 5:32, let's go back to the desk. >>> we are still following breaking news in san francisco, the investigation of a deadly shooting in the bayview district. two people were shot overnight on jennings street, one of them died. the other was injured and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. so far, no arrests have been made. we have a crew there at the scene, they are going to bring us a live reports, coming up shortly . >>> also, police in san francisco searching for thieves to rent out amana parking lot a suspects were breaking into cars when a victim confront them, the thieves jumped into a stolen car and rammed into them, ran man is hospitalized in serious condition, police say the car burglary could turn into an attempted murder case. >>> bernie sanders looking at the housing crisis a new presidential campaign ad. >> you share a kitchen with 30 other people? >> yes .

san pablo bay. it'll stick around for the morning hours, it'll burn off by the afternoon giving most, if not all the bay area mostly sunny skies but it is likely to return before 9:00 tomorrow night. so the fireworks forecast for san francisco only, the rest of the fireworks at the bay area should be mainly clear. it will likely not be in separate cisco, low clouds returning before nine or 10:00 tomorrow night. it will be breezy with temperatures in the upper 50s. the full 70 forecast including your weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> let us take a look at the preholiday traffic on the bay area right now. many people headed out of town for the long weekend. those roads right now looking pretty clear. not too bad. but you do see some red spots on the map right there. so, go ahead and pack some patients if you're sitting in traffic right now. >>> here is what is going on, actually that is what it looks like out on the highways right now, starting this friday there will be a new waiting area for uber and lyft drivers aching pickups at sfo. the new lot meant to ease gridlock that has been build

area this morning. as soon as we find more details we will let you know, for now we are live in san pablo. new safety upgrades have been made at the smart train station were two people died last month in separate instances. with the tracks cross, the fences are known as z gates because they force people to walk in a zigzag pattern before they could cross. the gates will be installed at the fourth quarter because it would interfere with the actual crossing arm. similar gates will be in all the other stations before the end of the year. >>> the new affordable housing project its emphasis goes aimed at helping families and formally homeless homeless seniors. there was the groundbreaking of 88 broadway and 735 davis near the embarcadero. the buildings will provide 178 new units with rents starting at about $750 a month. >> when they move into those units, when they are looking out their windows, when they are cooking dinner on their new stove, can you think about how it might feel, especially if you didn't even have housing in the first place? >> this is the seventh major affordable housing pr

area. there have been no major problems to pleasanton, dublin. already a little slow traffic here on the east shore freeway. they're doing road work and construction. san pablo, into richmond. they're resurfacing some of those lanes. and there's a traffic jam there. this is a look at interstate 880, the traffic has been moving well and there have been no major issues here. 4:49. let's bring steve paulson in. >> thank you very much, sal. >> sal, were you out and about yesterday evening for some reason? i was getting a couple of texts from you? >> i went over to clayton. because one of our zip trips is in clayton next month. so i was doing a little reconnaissance. >> i've heard of it. >> i ran into a lot of steve paulson fans. >> be cooler today. even in clayton. 56 in clayton. going to be tough to cool down here. but they will today. 50s and 60s. those are down about 4 or 5 from yesterday at this time. bigger fog banks. sunny and breezy. sunny has been here, but breezy has been gone. excessive heat watch and heat advisory is out for tomorrow. not today that's mainly on saturday. sunday will not be as hot. these are some of the forecast highs for your saturday

area, that is what we are facing. the most lived upon fault in the u.s. terrace through 35 miles of businesses, bridges, gas lines, living rooms from hayward to san pablo and it could spring a very big quake at any time. the probability for the hayward fault shows a 33% chance of a big quake by 2043 but the last big hayward quake was 151 years ago. the average time between big quakes on the hayward bolts are around 150 years but it is geologic time so it is give or take decades. you cannot say that we are overdue for a quake on the hayward fault but we are due. we all have to have a earthquake kit, but there is more because what happens when a quake hits and there is no cell service, bridges are out, water lines are cut, your kids are in school, you are sitting at home, how do you get in touch? the time to think about that, a family plan is now. to stay up-to-date with earthquakes in california, just go to the website, www.kpix5.com. >>> tonight, two teenagers are under arrest and police are searching for a 30 connection to this week's shooting at the tanforan in san benito. two groups of teenagers got into a fight and opened fire at each other. police arr

area is a big shake on the hayward fault. it springs to life behind fremont, continues into san pablo bay, and at any time it could trigger a quake that would easily be bigger than the two quakes that just hammered the southland. >> one of the scenarios we think is very credible is that an earthquake actually starts in san pablo bay and ruptures in two different directions. >> how big a magnitude would that be? >> 7.2-7.3. we really have not had an earthquake of that size in a modern american city. the hayward fault is really the most highly populated fault in the united states. >> and for its 35 mile length default slices directly through hundreds of east bay homes and businesses and has been building up strength since the last time it really popped 150 years ago in 1868. the average time between big quakes on the hayward? about 150 years. a very general average. imagine cell towers out, water lines down, electricity gone for three days, and you unable to contact your kids. it is a good idea to plan for that kind of scenario, and more, now. >> jackie ward is near the hayward fault and she is live on grizzly peak. you spoke with

area and e a red or spots. the eastshore freeway from highway for, down closer to where it is at 580 and san pablo.is in the origin you're so going through the altamont pass at this hour. 84 westmount slow and go as a result of an accident. as you're headed towards 680. there is anyone at 28 and highway one. >>> a hearing is set in sacramento regarding a bill aimed at helping the gig worker likes like rideshare drivers or manicurists. it would establish criteria to determine whether a worker should be classified as an independent contractor, or an employee. the criteria includes the type of work, and how much control the company have over the worker. the assembly approved the bill yesterday and it is expected to have a more difficult time passing the state senate. >>> and alameda county, his goal accused of discriminating against girls orthotic seems. sky zone 5 flew over the field were girls who play softball and tennis and high school that have gotten injured on this dry and cracked grounds for the coders have refiled a complaint against the hayward unified school district. or sex discrimination.

area is no stranger to construction site fires. a fire from 2017 a construction site on the oakland/emeryville border along san pablo avenue went upperiod and in 2017 we were on scene for a four-alarm construction site fire, this time on valdez street in oakland. that building was said to be a micked use project of homes and retail space. out here live to the scene, all together three fires were put out by crews. there were no injuries to firefighters are civilians in the area but we are told atf will be on the scene later for their own investigation. we're live here in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> its' a tough situation, pete, thank you. >>> continuing coverage of a bust at southern california's camp pendleton. 16 marines are accused of being involved in illegal activity, including human smuggling and drug-related offenses. military leaders say the arrests came after they gathered information tied to a human smuggling investigation. >> if this is true, then we as an institution need to work together to fix it. >> the marines are all considered low-ranking. in one case two of them were reportedly paid $8,000 to

area is about 300 miles north of the epi center. there are ongoing concerning about the quakes right here. the fault starts behind free montd and continues to san pablo bay and it could trigger a quake larger than the quakes in southern california. >> one of the scenarios we think is credible is that an earthquake actually starts in san pablo bay and ruptured in two directions. >> how big a magnitude? >> 7.3. we haven't had an earthquake of that size in a modern american city. the hayward fault is really the most highly populated fault in the united states. >> for its 35-mile length, the fault slices directly through hundreds of homes and businesses and has been building up a strain since the last time it caused an earthquake in 1868. the average time between big quakes in hayward on the fault is about 150 years. >>> now, if we get a major quake, it could not out the utilities and water lines and cell phone towers for days. for up to date information on the quakes, go to our website, kpix.com, where you'll find the disaster preparedness tips, including what to have packed and ready to go in your kit. >>> on to some developing news out of south florid

we'll call with san pablo and up toward the carquinez bridge not a lot of slowing but the commute builds thin that direction. the activity and general slowing through the areay but overall a lighter commute. summertime shows the lighter commute at this time of day, 6:30, just starting to kick in for many spots like the tri-valley and hayward. no crash on the nimitz southbound. there may be something going on northbound, we'll check that from fremont coming up. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> a developing story we're following, anxiety certainly high this morning from undocumented immigrants. the expected widespread i.c.e. raids didn't pan out in the bay area yesterday. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at the immigrations and customs office in san francisco to show us why immigrants are still on alert. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura and scott. this office opens at about 7:30 this morning so we will be asking them once they open whether anything developed overnight, any arrests. for now we're seeing one protester saying angrily, where are the children? we are hearing undocumented immigrants are still very uneasy, wondering w

san pablo police releasing new details about two and half hours go, they say this is a targeted shooting that left a 22-year-old man dead, police were initially called out to the area just after 9:30 last night, there, officer said the 22-year-old man was on the street shot at least once. officers tried to provide life- saving measures until paramedics arrive but the victim died before the taken to the hospital. no other victims were found in the area, at this point, they do not believe any suspects were there either because at this point, please of not made any arrests, but again, they're telling us they believe the victim was the intended target of the shooting. as a 4:00 this morning, the entire scene was cleared, at this point, no description of any suspects. 22-year-old man dead which police have not yet identified, we expect to learn more information from san pablo police later on in this morning or this afternoon. they say if you have any information about this homicide, they wanted to call them. we are live in san pablo, christina wren down, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> developing news in san francisco, police searching for criminals, they rent out a man in a park