>> yes. >> definitely living up to its name. here is a look. this is one vantage point from live doppler 7. i've overlaid the clouds. gray just about everywhere. there's patches of mist and drizzle this morning. look how low the clouds are. can't even see the top of the salesforce tower there. here is the way our first day of fogust breaks down. 56 to 61 through 6:00, upper 50s to low 60s and a breezy coast. 71 to 74 with slower sunshine. slightly cooler conditions this afternoon and a little fast ever breeze than yesterday, 74 around the bay to 82 inland. here is frances. all right, mike. we have a new accident just reported. this is on westbound 80, san pablo dam road. it's blocking lanes. that one just came in. again, quite a few accidents this morning. one on northbound 680 in fremont, auto mall parkway. that may involve injuries. a carver suss a big rig or semi.

we'll keep you posted on this. nearby union city on the alvarado niles road on-ramp to northbound 880, an overturned car they say is lodged between some trees. that's on the on-ramp there. also an earlier crash, 680 in danville has been cleared. one person is dead and five others are injured after a gas pipeline ruptured causing a massive explosion in kentucky. 75 people had to be evacuated overnight. officials say flames reached about 300 feet in the air and could even be seen on the weather radar. the pipeline stretches for thousands of miles from texas at the mexico border all the way to new york city. crews have been able to shut off that gas. developing news this morning, community groups are gearing up to provide even more support to survivond those impacted by the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> whether it's over the phone or in person, the community is coming together so no one has to go through this healing process

alone. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson live in gilroy. jobina. >> reporter: good morning. many people in gilroy are feeling the impact of -- this past sunday's shooting, rather, even if they weren't there. that's the point of having these meetings last night, to make sure people know that they do not have to go through this healing process alone. there are several resources available for people because their sense of safety and security has been shattered. community agencies like the department of behavioral health and gilroy united school district, also collaborated with community solutions and children's services opened their doors for anyone in need of healing. they had help from the center for living with therapy dogs. experts say it will be a long and collaborative effort. >> this is not about isolationism. it's about saying, hey, this is affecting all of us, every single one of us.

>> reporter: you can find more information on counseling and healing resources and this story on our website. that's abc7news.com, and you can also find it on the abc 7 news app. live in gilroy this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the gilroy shooting. we've posting updates at abc7news.com and on our abc 7 news app. lyft has yanked its entire electric bike fleet in san francisco after two bikes burst into flames. the company has launched an investigation into what happened. it's updating its battery technology. the first happened on saturday in the city's soma neighborhood. another caught fire in the lower haight. joan said she pulled over for the smoking bike. >> i saw a bunch of white smoke and it had the snapping and popping of the battery going, i gets exploding.

pg&e is denying a "wall street journal" report it knowingly delayed repairs on a transmission line blamed for sparking last year's deadly camp fire. the utility complained the tower blamed for the camp fire was not one of the 60 in need of repair. &e also denied allegations it neglected transmission lines stating it spent nearly $2 billion between 2006 and 2018 replacing aging lines, poles and towers. the company also explained why it paid out $5 billion in shareholder dividends before filing for bankruptcy, saying the payments were essential to the utility's ability to continue to attract the capital needed to make safety improvements. your voice, your vote. after a huge debate in detroit, the democratic presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail. last night ten candidates took shots at each over. representative tulsi gab best

challenged kamala harris' record as a prosecutor. >> as the elected attorney general of california, i did the work of significantly reforming the criminal justice system of the state of 40 million people which became a national model for the work that needs to be done. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where the kamala harris campaign held a debate watch party. the room went quiet when gabbert criticized harris. harsh criticism came from the crowd in detroit. the audience interrupted former vice president joe biden as he talked about immigration. many meetings.we sat together in i never heard him talk about any of this when he was the secretary. >> [ shouting from the audience ]. >> please will respectful in the crowd. >> for a detailed fact check, go to abc7news.com. the next democratic primary is going to be hosted by abc news in partnership with univision.

it's scheduled for september 12th and 13th in houston. a problem at a popeyes in san francisco. the notice that was posted on the door. south bay swimming pool closure. the repairs that will keep it closed for several weeks. here is a live look at what's going on later today and the reason why we're going have a fogust start to the month. we have a small craft advisory. it means breezes are picking up and bri

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let's take a look at the east bay. -- other neighborhoods, mid to upper 50s in other neighborhoods. concord, antioch and brentwood also in the low 60s. cloud cover out there, mist and drizzle. you can see the breeze blowing across the golden gate at 16 miles per hour as we talked about earlier this morning, the clouds were going to slowly descend on the bridge. sure enough they're doing that. small craft advisory if you're going to be out on the bay. cool and breezy at the beaches. seasonal temperatures if you're out and about today. let's talk about some of the temperatures. we'll go with the peninsula and talk about sunshine this afternoon warming from 59 to the mid 70s.

how about the south bay where we have a little cloud cover. 57 this morning, but near 80 with sunshine this afternoon. in the east bay comfortable, from 61 this morning to low 80s this afternoon. weekend forecast coming up next. here is frances. today much busier compared to yesterday. in addition to the normal traffic, seeing quite a few accidents as well. westbound 80, an accident blocking middle lanes. no injuries reported. appaly there's so much traffic they can't get over to the right-hand shoulder. also southbound 280 at meridian, looks like in the final clearing stages. you still see the flares out there, not much activity. traffic flowing well in both directions. through emeryville, a little crowded with the bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing. the drive time on the slow sprech westbound 80 because of the accident from highway 4 to the maze is now 31 minutes. an effort is under way to clean up after a major fuel spill in marin county.

crews have converged on a dry creekbed off lucas valley road near san rafael. drivers are still facing delays because of one-way traffic controls. we're still waiting to learn if the driver of the tanker has been cited for taking his 50-foot rig on the road where vehicles over 36 feet are prohibited. new warrior jordan poole is a dad. we'll show you the two pets he adopted. the t

a woman who says san francisco police did not investigate her reported rape is now asking the highest court in the land to decide her case. heather marlo's attorney says in 2010 police did nothing with her client's rape kit for two years and left thousands of the kits untested. marlo previously filed a civil rights suit against san francisco. two lower courts dismissed her case. she's now asking the u.s. supreme court to take it up. >> in my mind that was a crime that deserves serious investigation. to this day the perpetrator is running free, running loose. >> a police spokesman says the

department has not had a rape kit backlog in several years. the supremcourts set to decide in october whether to take up marlo's case. abc 7 news reporter dan noyes first interviewed heather marlo in 2013. we'll keep you posted on her case. investigators are trying to find out what caused a fire that damaged a structure next to a house in brentwood. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon off anderson drive. the crews are determining if the fire start fld the structure and spread to vegetation nearby or if it was the other way around. the house was just sold within the last month. the popeyes is back open after san francisco health inspectors found a cockroach infestation. the department of public health posted a notice saying the violations constituted an immediate danger to public health or safety. the restaurant quickly fixed the issue and it now has a clean bill of health. in the south bay a pool used for several professional and

olympic teams will be closed for the rest of the summer while its boiler is repafrd. the boiler that maintains the temperature at the international swim center in santa clara failed on tuesday. that forced the closure of the 50-meter and training pools. olympians michael phelps and missy franklin have trained there. the repairs can take three to six weeks. warriors rookie jordan poole has a couple of new friends. the dubs first round draft pick with >> i love the fact that's where he went to get his pets. >> we've talked to maine coon adoptions many times about joining perfect fet. we haven't found a slot for them yet. good to see they're still getting their word out there and people are noticing. congratulations. looks like a match. a lot of love there, doesn't it?

>> they found a good home. hit jackpot on that one. let's talk about what's going on outside. the first day of august. delays at sfo. there's a live look at that. here is a gorgeous shot of the sunrise from mt. tam. you can see the compression of the marine layer. because we compressed it a little more this morning, we're squeezing out a little drizzle and mist. watch out for that during the morning commute. cooler today as the sea breeze ramped up a little. clouds and stars, still cool at night. a warm weekend but not oppressive. let's talk about the cloud cover. you can see green dots on there, that's the mist and drizzle. look at the cloud cover from the richmond-san rafael bridge down to about the oakland and san francisco airport. maybe a little north of there. that's going to be a mainstay for the afternoon hours along with the clouds at the coastment let's see how far back our temperatures fall. it's not a lot. 78 in milpitas, 87 in morgan hill.

74 in santa cruz. 71 in millbrae, the cool spot. low to mid 60s, the coast and san francisco with upper 60s in south san francisco and sausalito. then we hit the upper 70s to mid 80s through most of the north bay. santa rosa 87 and northward some 90s possible. low 70s because of the breeze and the slower sunshine at berkeley and oakland and richmond. mid to upper 70s elsewhere. very nice day for our east bay neighborhoods. if you didn't use the air conditioner yesterday, definitely don't need it today. my skoouft, probably cranking this weekend as the mid 90s take over. mid 80s around the bay. mid 60s at theest co-. have a good one. frances. good morning everyone. very busy this morning with lots of accidents. a new one reported eastbound 80 on the sky way. we'll keep you posted on that. in the union city area, overturn crash on cal f rado niles road on-ramp. lots of emergency crews at the

scene. a live shot of the golden gate bridge. mike was talking about some of the cloud cover. you'll find it here. they've changed the lane configuration. four lanes southbound right now. the bay bridge toll plaza is packed up past the 880 overcrossing. a slow ride as you make your way on westbound 580 from tracy to dublin, that is 54 minutes. you'll find a few brake lights antioch to concord, 23 minutes. 101 is looking good san rafael to san francisco despite the fog. b.a.r.t. a good way to get around. no delays right now. a.c.e. train 1 is reporting 11-minute delay. train 3 so far on time. an orange public phone is spreading spiels in raleigh, north carolina. it rings randomly. anyone who answers the call hears a positive message. people can also record their own words of encouragement. a local church is behind it. they say they want to combat all the negativity and there's nothing religious in the message. they say it's just pure love.

>> doesn't that nak you so happy, reggie? >> i'm not touching a public phone. >> but it's the positive public phone. and they spray it down, they sanitize it -- i don't know. let's hope. >> who lied to you. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> rob marciano is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, rob. >> good morning kumasi -- >> i just heard my earpiece in and heard sterilizing and cleaning. i don't know what kind of party you're having down there. almost friday, my friend. we're digging into night two of the democratic debate. front-runner joe biden feeling the heat. kamala harris also on defense. who came out on top our exclusive with "the descendants" cast about the shocking loss of cameron boyce, how they're keeping his legacy alive. actress selma blair is

sharing her new way to tackle ms, undergoing a new treatment to reboot her immune system. fresh off the fiery bachelorette finale, jed is here live. does he have any regrets and his message for hannah. and we have puppies and monster x, k pop sensation. go back to your party. >> puppies, k pop sensation. that's all we need. >> and jed apparently. rob marciano, always good to see you. a farmer in the central valley is helping transform imperfect produce. america has

bayshore flooding likely again the next couple nights as the king tides continue. watch out for that if you're going to be out late at night. we've also got a day game over at the coliseum. tons of sunshine, burn time about 15, 20 minutes. 12:37 that first pitch. temperatures 67, warming to 72. thanks, mike. electric cars are among the least stolen vehicles in the united states. >> the highway loss data institute looked at vehicle

thefts involving 2016 to 2018 models. here are if top three most frequently stolen vehicles. number one, the dodge charmer hemi followed by the dodge challenger srt hellcat and infinity qx 50. the least stolen, bmw 3 series four door and two teslas. there you go. a former college football player and army veteran in the central valley has come up with a tasty way to transform imperfect produce. they're ugly. >> but it's led to the birth of a new company. don't call them ugly. >> that's what they call them. they heard you. >> ben moore started the ugly company in kingsburg just south of fresno. he says in that area up to 2,000 tons of fruit are thrown out every day. the company takes the fruit that would normally be flown away and turns it into dried fruit to

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learned in the past hour. the kickoff to two local county fairs today. the heightened security in the wake of the gilroy shooting. >> a heated debate in detroit. ten democratic candidates throwing punches at each other's records. this '80s treasure will sell for thousands of dollars today. the story behind this vintage video game. are you bidding on it or what? >> no. i just got excited because while i didn't own kidicirus, randy in the neighborhood had it. so i'd go over and play it. do you remember that? >> no, i didn't. i go back to at tarry days. >> i was with you, 2600. nintendo was for the fancy kids in the neighborhood. i had to go over there and play it until i finally wore my parents down. >> and they got you one. >> yeah. like a year and a half later. >> that's all right. good morning on this thursday, august 1st. if you win that, you'll

bring it in and show it. >> we'll all play >> don't cry here is a look at the breezes outside. a little juicier. here is a look at the mist and driszal. fog along the coast. here is the way it looks from mt. tam this morning. we're starting off a little milder thanks to the cloud cover. slow sunshine and the faster sea breeze holding us to the 60s at the coast. mid 70s to upper 70s around the bay and inland neighborhoods. a few 80s in the east bay. wheel take a look at traffic now and show you the traffic maps. a lot of green out there. there have been so many accidents this morning. i want to show you a live shot

on the san mateo bridge. traffic in the westbound direction is more clouded at this point. at least no more delays. a lot of the earlier crashes have been cleared to the right-hand shoulder. heading to the richmond-san rafael bridge, westbound 580 is slow from canal boulevard toward the toll plaza. we'll check out drive times for you. it's pretty good once you get past the tolls. westbound across the richmond-san rafael bridge is nine minutes. the san mateo bridge bridge, an 18-minute ride across in the westbound direction. the dumbarton bridge, debris reported but only a ten-minute ride. a protest at san francisco's i.c.e. headquarters, we watch as police made citations and rounded people up. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in downtown san francisco with new information. protester said it was a block party that just kept going. police moved in at 1:30 this morning and broke it up and did

make arrests. we've got video of that happening. police tell us they cited 18 people including one minor, all but one have been released. this protest started on tuesday. they set up tents and camped here for two nights. police cited them for illegal lodging. these activists are with abolish i.c.e. sf. one member said if san francisco city leaders won't break up i.c.e., the people need to take action. protests have been scheduled to take place in front of the i.c.e. building every day at noon during the month of august. those protests are set to start today. abolish i.c.e. sf is not affiliated with that group or those plans. the i.c.e. building is going to be seeing a lot of activity recently. police had blocked off washington street in front of the i.c.e. building, but they have moved the barricades so this section of washington is open. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. developing news in san francisco's mission district.

police are investigating a shoot that left two men with life-threatening injuries. officers responded to report of a shooting near cesar chavez before 10:30 last night. investigators remain at the scene and are looking for possible witnesses and surveillance video and they're gathering evidence. today we should learn more about the investigation into sunday's gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> gilroy police, fbi and other law enforcement agencies are holding a press conference at 4:00 p.m. to give us an update. santa clara valley medical center is planning an update at 2:00 p.m. which will include two of the shooting victims. tonight a candlelight vigil is planned at 7:00 p.m. in downtown gilroy. a loaner shrouded in mystery. that's how fbi are describing the gunman in the gilroy shooting. they're combing through his emails, social media. although it was rumored he was a white supremacist, the fbi says it appears the 19-year-old read literature from the left and the right. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive.

the gilroy foundation established a special fund for victims of sunday's shooting. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com, if you want to donate to the gilroy garlic festival victims relief fund. the santa clara and skount fair start today. security measures are a top priority. santa clara county supervisor dave cortese tells abc news he received a confidential memo that details a security plan developed between the fair's management and the santa clara county sheriff's office. cortese didn't reveal the details but said the plan will ensure that fair goers have a safe and enjoyable time. the fairgrounds are located on tully road in san jose. the fair runs through sunday. in sonoma county there are upgraded security measures when that fair opens today. visitors will have to go through a metal detector. every truck has to be inspected. the fair is spending $150,000 on security during the 11 days. nah includes a contract with

santa rosa police. the fair runs through august 11th. in the east bay the jury in the ghost ship fire trial enters day two of deliberations. jurors had two questions yesterday. they wanted to know if the words tenant and leaseholder are interchangeable. they asked for the legal definition of authorized person. derick almena and max harris each face 36 charges in connection with the 2016 deadly fire in oakland. we'll send out updates through our abc 7 news app. you can customize the app. you'll get an alert as soon as the jury reaches a verdict. it is your voice, your vote. democratic presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail after a heated debate in detroit. >> last night the ten candidates threw punches at each other's records. abc 7's trevor ault with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning. the candidates covered a lot of ground last night. they certainly got into the weeds on the specifics of policy proposals. in talking about who would be best for the future, they were very quick to criticize each

other's pasts. night two of the detroit democratic debates featuring all the policy of night one with a lot more personal political brawling mixed in. senator kamala harris returning to her attacks from the first debate early on. >> the vice president has still failed to acknowledge that it was wrong to take the position that he took at that time. >> reporter: this time biden punching back and later criticizing the senator for changes to her health care plan. >> you can't beat president trump with double talk. >> reporter: other candidates eager to jump into the crossfire, senator cory booker taking aim at the former vice president over criminal justice reform. >> since the 1970s every major crime bill, every crime bill major and minor has had his name on it. >> you had a police department that you went out and hired rudy giuliani's guy and engaged in stop and frisk. >> mr. vice president, there's a saying in my community. you're dipping into the kool-aid and don't even know the flavor. >> tulsi gabbert calling out

senator harris for her record as a prosecutor. >> when you were in a position to make a difference in these people's lives, you did not -- >> reporter: candidates also sparring over immigration. biden defending the policies of the obama administration, julian castro calling him out. >> it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us haven't. >> your time is up. >> we need politicians with guts on this issue. >> i have guts enough to say his plan doesn't make sense. >> reporter: over the past two nights there were a lot of candidates on stage who likely won't see the stage again in this presidential election. the next democratic debate is in september in houston with much tighter restrictions. there's likely only going to be about the half the number of candidates at most. in detroit, trevor ault, abc 7 news. >> the candidates made a lot of statements and claims during the debate. which are actually true? head to a fact check by going to abc7news.com.

new details emerge in the case of the bay area teens accused of killing an italian policeman. dan noyes caught up with one of the men's attorneys in rome. looking at the big board. another update on the markets is next. california beefing up efforts to fight wildfires. the order just signed by governor newsom. that's all ahead. but first, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> high guys. clouds building across the south bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s right now. we pretty much have those same type of temperatures elsewhere until you get to bodega bay, low 50s. let's take a look at your commute. looking west along the san mateo bridge. a little sunshine on the peninsula. there are delays though at sfo because of the low cloud deck surrounding it. let's talk about driving. there's fog and drizzle this morning. a little squaugs there. that means it's going to be a little damp at some of our mass transit stations also. we've got wurn more thing to think about on the bay today north of the bay bridge, small

craft advisory starting 1:00 through 9:00. a little choppy, breezy. east bay, 61 and mainly cloudy. you can see we're still in the 60s with sunshine 11:00. 70s.king into the low to mid mostly sunny conditions, a few clouds around berkeley and alameda possible. north bay, we've got a little fog. cloud cover through 9:00. sunshine by 11:00. upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. for san francisco, not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. temperatures in the low to mid 60s and a little breezier than it was yesterday. only a day away from the weekend. it's still looking pretty warm. we'll have the newest numbers coming up. first want to bring frances in. >> a couple accidents that are clearing to the right-hand side, so not too much trouble on the roads. you'll find the typical delays. bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing. the ride in the north bay, pretty nice, no major problems for north bay commuters heading

to the golden gate bridge where there was earlier fog. lots of brake lights especially in the east bay. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 52 minutes. lots of brake lights westbou 4, antioch to concord, 28 minutes. mass transit looking good. b.a.r.t., a.c.e. and muni. we'll be right back after this break. homeowners, do you know the difference between falling in love and finding an investment? i'm michael finney and this is a "7 on your side" housing quick tip. when searching for a home, many buyers act as if they're on a dating site looking for the love of their life when they should be acting like they're on a wall street website looking for a deal. developers and professional flippers know how to tug at your heart strings. they use the latest in counter tops, flooring and flowers in the garden. when you go to sell your house, all of those are going to be old, they're not going to be current and your love and your money won't be returned. when shopping for a house, don't

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90-mile-per-hour winds. it's going the weaken rapidly as wind shear will rip it apart as it slides south of the island. gusty condition, squally weather and dangerous surf this weekend. back here at home, 100 in froze know, 88 in sacramentos the sea breeze reaches parts of the central valley. low to mid 80s with sunshine and high clouds in tahoe. kumasi. community groups are gearing up to provide even more support to survivors and those impacted by the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> the community is coming together so no one has to go through the healing process alone. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson live in gilroy this morning. >> reporter: good morning. most community members in gilroy agree this past sunday's shooting has made all of them feel like their safety and security is shattered. these meetings last night were held for people at the garlic festival. maybe they knew someone there or weren't there at all but feel

like they really need help in the healing process. community services as well as children's services opened their doors with extra support through a program led by center for living with dying. commune till agency is like the department of behavioral health and gilroy unified school district all collaborated with the groups. experts say sometimes healing requires family, friends and even professionals. therapy dogs were on hand last night as well. >> this is such a horrific trauma and something we've never experienced around here. there's no one way to respond, but it's really important to be able to step into the healing process to not stay in isolat n isolation. >> there are plenty of resources available for people who couldn't make the meetings including anonymous over-the-phone counseling. you can find that information on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app. live in gilroy this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news.

stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the gilroy shooting. we're posting updates on abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. in the east bay, the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating a case of vandalism in a bay point neighborhood. here are images from the neighborhood. they show a spray painted n word which we ob cured. the black residents say this is a hate crime. the sheriff's spokesperson says while the department doesn't consider the vandalism a hate crime right now, that could change. abc 7 news i-team exclusive from dan noyes in rome. the father of one of the teens accused of stabbing an italian police officer to death has visited his son in jail. this is new video of the father of finn elder leaving the jail after visiting his son for the first time. meanwhile, finn's attorney is criticizing the crill investigation. >> i'm considering that there's a very good chance that the police don't know what happened.

>> he's seen in san francisco before his trip holding a knife that appears to be the same style as the murder weapon. you can see that full interview on our website, abc7news.com. of course, you can follow dan on twitter to get the latest developments from italy. his handle is @dannoyes. we'll have his reports on abc 7 news, abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. happening today, governor knew some and former governor arnold schwarzenegger will highlight the state's increased investment in firefighting technology. the governor signed an executive order boosting cal fire staffing. the state is hiring nearly 400 fights and adding 13 new engines. last year was the worst fire year on record. more than 100 people died, and flames burned nearly 2 million acres of land.

now your morning money report. the country's banks are following the lead of the fed and bringing down interest rates. >> rates are coming down a quarter point starting today. the lower rates will affect everything from loans to credit cards. here is a live look at the nangs this morning. you can see we're up a bit, about 80 points as trading gets under way. you'll likely be able to pick up impossible burgers at the grocery store in the near future. impossible foods got fda approval for a key ingredient in the product, the color additive that gives the plant burger that red cooked meat color. it clears the way for impossible burgers to be sold in grocery stores. the redwood city company hopes to have its burgers in stores by september. a christmas gift may pay huge dividends for a man in reno. >> scott amos discovered an unopened copy of kid icarus, a cult classic video released all

the way back in 1987. he found it in the attic of his childhood home. it originally sold for $38 which was a lot three decades ago. it's expected to sell for $10,000 in this online auction. the last bid is more than $5,000. the auction ends in about three hours. if you're interested in picking it up, hurry up. >> i saw how that touched your heart. i feel like you may need to bid. >> do you have money for me? is that what you're saying, kumasi? >> need a collection. >> pass the plate. >> i was surprised how expensive it was then. even video games now are $50, $60. that's now. >> it hasn't changed that much. i remember just begging my parents to get zelda, super mario brothers 2. >> state-of-the-art. that was the top of the line back then. >> there was a little robot that came with it? does anybody remember this?

am i going down a nostalgic path that no one cares to go on. >> yes. no, i'm kidding. >> if you want to talk about nintendo. >> i was admiring the opposite sex in '87. kind of forgot about video games at that point in time. 6:51 this morning -- i'd like to go back to them now i guess. that's what marriage can do. >> all right. >> you can borrow my son's game. >> there you go. thank you. kidding, honey. 53 in san rafael. low clouds to the north and south. we have the thickest of the fog right around santa rosa and half moon bay. the clouds will linger and help the highs roll back along with a more robust sea breeze. summer spread widens a little bit this weekend. here is a look at the cloud cover. unlike yesterday, you can see it hanging around the usual parts, blowing across the golden gate and sticking to the coast. down in the south bay pretty

close to average from 78 many milpitas to 83 in los gatos, morgan hill about 87 degrees. you head up the peninsula, mid to upper 70s. over at the can coast, thanks to the cloud cover and faster breeze, low to mid 60s there. dropping down to the mid 60s at the beaches. 20 degrees warmer in your valleys. aal blang /* /- here is a look at our east bay valleys. a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. maybe you can save some money and not need the air conditioninger today. now, that could be a different story this weekend as we hit the mid 90s, mid 60s at the coast. at's as warm as it gets. frances. a new hit-and-run westbound 580 at grant line. already slow in that area. they're clearing this to the right-hand shoulder. the drive time pretty bad as well. traffic is calling at 7 miles per hour on westbound 205 out of tracy. the bottom line there, westbound 580 tracy to dublin 56 minutes,

almost an however. you'll find a little fog across the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing well as the north bay and san francisco, bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing. we have lots of green elsewhere despite all the accidents we've had. you will find the usual slow and go for your morning commute. united airlines flight from sfo to chicago finally took off yesterday afternoon. it was more than six hours late because the slide deployed. that's right. the boeing 757 automatically had the slide come out for some reason. they had to repack it. what was the reason? flight attendants are saying the slide deployed because of, quote, maintenae. we've decided that now every time -- let's say, kumasi, i'm late. >> maintenance. >> maintenance. >> and no questions asked. it's over, maintenance. >> where are the groceries you were going to get? >> maintenance. >> yeah. you can use it for anything. a southern california neighborhood is on edge after a

mountain lion was caught on security camera hanging out in the back yard of the home. >> it was first spotted monday night in tarzana. the homeowner says the big cat wandered around for at least an hour. not far away from that home a family says their dog disappeared sunday night. the big cat is being tracked by the santa ana mountain conservancy. this weekend more than 3,500 grocery store employees at bay area save mart and lucky super markets are planning to strike. that according to the "san francisco examiner." union representatives say a deal to increase wages and benefits was dropped in on going negotiations. the two sides started talking last year. the union president says a tentative deal was reached, but then save mart pulled the agreement off the table late last week. savemart has not commented. the warriors will unveil the signs for the newly named warriors way street near chase center. starting in early september the

team's new business address will be on warriors way. the new state-of-the-art sports and entertainment complex opens in just over a month. the unveiling start at 8:30 this morning. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> first, here is our instagram picture of the day. let's see what this is. this is fort mason center farmer's market from a different perspective. i like it. >> looks like stairs to me. >> but they're ecia >> they're special red stairs. >> you can follow us. you can see a lot of great pictures like this one. you can share your photos and

it is 6:58. here are the 7 things you need to know. number one, the group abolish i.c.e. say 15 people were arrested after an overnight protest. all but one has been released. protests expected every night this month. the father of one of the local teens accused of stabbing an italian officer to death has just finished visiting his son in jail. the i-team's dan noyes posted this video on finn elder's dad leaving the jail.

gilroy police, fbi and other law enforcement agencies are holding a news conference to update the investigation into sunday's gilroy garlic festival shooting. tonight a canned light vigil is planned at 7:00 p.m. in downtown gilroy. number four, democratic presidential candidates returned to the campaign trail. ten of them got into a heated debate last night in detroit. we have a fact check posted on abc7news.com. expect patchy fog and drizzle throughout the morning commute. slower sunshine and a more robust sea breeze with cooler temperatures this afternoon. number six, despite the numerous accidents we've seen this morning, traffic has recovered. typical days southbound 680 slow to walnut creek to north main. number seven, a shocking discovery in the mouth of a 7-year-old boy in india. hundreds of teeth. dentists removed 526 teeth in total. not sure what caused so many teeth to grow in that boy's head. >> that was impressive, that

x-ray shot. >> how? >> he is part shark. something is going to be revealed later. >> just like the "national enquirer" said, shark boy. >> mark this day. gma starts now. , america. as we come on the air, we're tracking a deadly gas explosion rocking kentucky. this massive fireball lighting up the sky. the flames killing at least one person, spreading to homes, forcing evacuations as firefighters race to contain the blaze, the search for survivors right now. center stage showdown. overnight front-runner joe biden feeling the heat during a fiery debate in detroit. the former vice president fighting back. >> this idea is a bunch of malarkey we're talking about here. >> kamala harris also on defense. the democrats battle it out taking on the president and each other. >> severe storms slam the northeast.