moshe casher, natasha leggero and rory scovel. it is the beginning of summer, have a great beginning of your summer, be nice to each other, i'm going to miss you. i will see you on the sweeps on intra gram. [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight so good luck and don't (/ bleep/ ) it up! alright. everyone remember to keep breathing because it's true, beyonce has reportedly given birth to twins. most became aware of the news from the tell-tale high-pitched shrieks echoing from every sephora around the globe, but the news was officially confirmed by beyonce's father who posted this on twitter: "happy birthday to the twins. love, grandad." even though the next day was father's day, beyonce's nged dad and former manager made the entire weekend about himself in true dad style: without having to leave the couch or put on pants. queens, what were some other signs that queen bey's twins had arrived? alaska. >> my vagina dilated to ten cent meters. >> chris: good. points for that. katya. >> the sky cracked open, frogged fell from the sky, and i finally got my period. [c

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uplz still in there. the process expected to take several weeks, though. natasha, back to you. >> terrible beyond believe. thank you, jessica. >>> and then new safety issues being raised. the new problems are centered north of the old jungle homeless camp. firefighters who work in the bay area say they have been up -- area say they have been up -- there's been an >> a member of the downtown streets team who is involved in trying to pick up litter was threatened by somebody with a knife, and there's another incident a couple days prior, i believe, that one of the rangers was threatened with assault by somebody who was in an unlawful encampment. >> and they are being called to put out brushfires in the area, sometimes three to five times a day and so far one person has been arrested for arson. >>> and then looking at rules allowing samples of marijuana to be passed out at county fares across california, and this comes as the state gets ready for the start of legal marijuana sales next year. supporters of legalized marijuana believe it will be a $7 billion per year industry. >>>

, natasha. good morning. right here, it's a bit breezy. it's drizzling a bit, but other areas are getting soaked this morning. bracing for a total of more than a foot of rain. and that's just a part of the impact expected from this storm. with pounding rain and wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour, the first tropical system to make landfall this season is hitting the gulf coast. the effects now being felt across five states. >> i think everyone has prepared themselves for the worst. >> it's bringing the expected. already in parts of grand isle, louisiana, and this neighborhood in galveston, texas, under water. >> it could be worse. that's a good thing because i have been through quite a few of them. >> with voluntary evacuations ordered for some low-lying areas, elsewhere, storm hardy southerners are riding out this stm. >> we made something out of it, everybody, we're going to bring the water, bring the lanterns, bring everything. >> tropical storm cindy is death, a 10-year-old boy hit by a log picked up by the storm surge on a alabama beach. a state of emergency declared in alabam

. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, it's tuesday, june 27th. natasha's off but the rest of us are here. >> we are here. i ate nerds for breakfast so that's starting off good. >> that's healthy. >> that's a good note. >> mike, hopefully your weather's better than my breakfast. >> are you still on vacation? >> in my head only. >> grocery shopping time. >> right, no kidding. >> nerds for breakfast, ai like it. let's talk about what's going to happen today when reggie goes out and goes grocery shopping. here's a like at you can see most of the buildings except for the big sales force tower there kind kind of punching in the fog this morning. we're going to be in the mid-foifts low 60s. right around 60 at the coast all day. 70 to 72 at 4:00 around the bay, ib land 72 to sift 6. all of us in the 50

. thanks for being there on this wednesday, june 28th. coming up at 5:00, natasha has the day off, but the rest of us are here for you. >> thanks for joining us. going to be a nice day. >> little sunshine for most of us, especially inland. sea breeze out there, the winds gusting to 33 in fairfield, but they won't be as fast as they were yesterday, nor will they be in as many neighborhoods, so that's why we're going to warm up more and see sunshine quicker. 12-hour day planner, cooler than yesterday morning. staying in the upper 50s at the coast. in the middle there you can see the bay 69 at noon to 74, back to 69 by 7:00. 74, 80, and 72 for our inland neighborhoods from noon to 4:00 to 7:00. it is going to get warmer, some 90s coming up in the seven-day forecast. how about the commute? >> nothing too crazy yet this morning. very light volumes through the south bay so far this morning. no blocking incidents to talk about. just starting to see our typical slow spots filling in. down to about 22 miles an hour and we do have a high wind advisory for altimont pass. i checked with

across the country. >>> good morning on this thursday of june 29th. natasha has the day off. the rest of us are here for you this morning including mike nicco. >> saw sfo there. cloudy, probably some flight arrival delays. >> shocking! >> oh no? >> especially in the summer, right? yeah. @mike nicco if you have to leave us, i'll let you know. winds are

. ♪ >>> hi, good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 30th. >> yes. natasha and mike are off today, and instead, we have drew tuma. you had to fill in for two people. >> no pressure. no pressure. >> so hard! the pressure is really off for the holiday weekend. it's going to be really nice out there. if you have outdoor plans do not worry. it will be very nice. >> warmer, please? >> warmer, but no excessive heat. nobody's going to be sweating inland. it will be comfortable for this time of year. the doppler and satellite, gray shading is your fog. live look outside. emeryville is doing okay right now, but you still have some mist out there, especially along the coast. later on this afternoon, tons of sunshine, 70s around the bay. warmer spots about 90 degrees. that's the weather, now let's get a check of the roads and alexis. good morning. >> good morning, drew. looking at the san mateo bridge, not too many drops on the lens here, so it might not be as misty as

package? what is he eating to win so hard? >> that's private information, natas natasha. the dubs need two more wins to bring home the title. there are tickets available if you want to go to the watch party held at oracle. if you would rather stay home, coverage of the finals starts tomorrow evening at 5:30 on abc 7. before that join abc 7's larry beal and mike shuman for the dubs on 7 pre-game show. shoe will be live in cleveland. tipoff at 6:00 p.m. >>> let's talk about your commute. you can see on the san mateo bridge as we look westbound that it's dry, not too many clouds but they will be on the next couple hours so we'll g to sun. breezy if you're on the water and spotty drizzle mass transit around san francisco as you get closer to the ocean. speaking of those temperatures. you can see 51 just about every. ocean beach and the mama 51 saratoga. a couple 40s, daly city, petaluma and hillsburg. here's walnut creek southbound 6 680. tree pollen, grass pollen moderate. uv index will be as high as it can get this afternoon. temperatures will take just an ever so slight dip, you pr

under way, and troopers say the public is not in danger. reggie and natasha, back to you. >>> now a plan to shut down the greater most section of the highway. >> amy hollyfield is live with the reason behind the proposal. >> reporter: they have an erosion problem out here with the sea level rising, but if they shut down this section of the great highway it's commuters on the peninsula that will have a problem. they are looking at shutting down the great highway between sloat and skyline boulevards. and the intent is to protect the waste water infrastructure and the beach and in the past the focus has been to protect the road but now the thinking has shifted, they will look out for the tunnel and the beach. today the planning commission looks at the idea but will still have ways to go. it still has to be approved. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and then an arraignment for the man that illegally convert the ghost ship. he faced 36 charges of manslaughter. he was in a courtroom on monday after his arrest here. and prosecutors say he along with his business partner, max ha

, well, comey is a leaker. back to you, natasha. >> thank you. >>> take a look at this morning's kerr under the "daily news," the paper placed the word "liar" over the face of the president. and we will let you know about new developments on your phone, the abc7 news app is free, and make sure to enable push alerts. >>> two police officers recovering after being run down by a speeding truck last night. police are trying to figure out if this was intentional. one officer was upgraded from critical to serious condition this morning, and one officer and traffic control worker have nonlife threatening injuries. the officers were on bikes when they got hit. >> at this point can you rule out terrorism? >> we have to look at that very closely. we do not have a motive at this time. >> the driver and another person in the truck are in custody. d.c. police say they found a weapon in the truck but did not say what weapon that was. >>> theresa may will be meeting >>> theresa may will be meeting with the queen as they talks. party members furious at the results demanded she resigned, and this morn

. the koeupcountdown you see next natasha, it's when the nba final starts here on abc7. >>> and then the baby hippo taking another step forward as taking another step forward as we await wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your sn. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. >>> 5:24, whether you are just joining us or heading out the door, these are the seven things you need to know. investigators on scene of a shooting in martinez. and police shot a suspect that s escaped a few days earlier, and he was taken to the hospital. >>> another b.a.r.t. delay. it's due to mechanical issues in the san francisco stations and just train inspection elsewhere. we will be following that for you and hopefully in the recovery phase. >>> number three, a freeway connecter in san leandro is open again in time for your commute

has been liked 1700 times. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> was that the carlton? that was good. >> it looked like the carlton. now just the steph. >> one of the special guests was the national spelling bee champ. with abc 7 asked her what large word she would use to describe the atmosphere and the experience. >> rap sod cal. >> and what does that mean? >> it means like a flow, like music. rhapsodical. rhapsodical. >> spell it. r-h-a-p-s-o-d-i-d- r-h-a-p-s-o-d-i-d-c-a-l. >> she and her family got to ride in a game in a limousine. it was her first nba game. she said it was fun being in oracle in the thick of it. >>> good morning, time 5:08. at accuweather we are setting ourselves up for a spectacular day on the way. live doppler 7 along with satellite, you can see a clear picture out there. current numbers as we get you on the door, a lot of spots in the 50s. 56. good morning oakland, 53 in san jose, the same in san francisco, 50 in napa and present wood with a temperature of 55. future tracker temperatures and cloud cover showing by 9:00 already seeing spots in the 60s and with

hollyfield on the parade route. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. fans are already starting to show up and they are gathered here at broadway and 11th. these are the fans that want to be the first to seat players this morning. we are hearing great stories about their love for the warriors. look at this hreublglittle guy. yes, there's a 3-year-old snuggled into that wagon and his mom says he loves steph curry and he wrote a song for him that he plans to play on his drum today, and mom has not slept because they wanted to make sure they were the first ones here. >> no need in coming if you cannot bear witness that all has transpir transpired. he's a diehard he says curry can't guard me, mommy. >> reporter: here's a map of the route. if you are trying to figure out where you want to set up, try 19th street. the parade ends by lake merritt where the rally will take place. look live at this picture of a balloon arch at the start of the parade and they put this up within the last half hour. there will be 12 of these along the route, and fun to look at, but, of course, it'

live in san jose. >> reporter: natasha, the commute is just starting to build here on highway 87. a lot of these drivers use it to get to 101, 280 and 85. it can get very congested, which is why the city of san jose and the valley transportation authority teamed up and just approved $225,000 to study how to make it better. our media partner, the "mercury news," will examine whether creating flex lanes is feasible and the focus will be on the corridor between highway 85 and 101. the paper says the study will see whether it's possible to remove the two emergency lanes on each side of the highway to make room for a flex lane and that would act as an extra lane during the commute and would turn back into a regular shoulder the rest of the time, and a decision on whether to require a toll would not be made until the study determines whether the lane would fit or not. the study is expected to be completed by the end of the year. reporting live from san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a whole lot of warrior fans are waking up happy this morning following the blow out of the cavs last ni

, tiffany. >> reporter: hey, there, natasha. this heat is not just taxing on our bodies it's a major drain on the power grid and that's what brings us to the flex alert. cal isoissued a statewide flex alert today and tomorrow from twop:00 to 9:00 p.m. so they're urging everyone to help avoid more power outages by limiting use. that means run their appliances dish washing machine, air-conditioning early on before electricity peeks. turn off all necessary lights and set your thermostats to 70 degrees or higher. this flex alert is meant to avoid widespread issues. a pg&e says sunday was the most impactful heat event since 2006. >> on thursday we're going to having another event that's similar in temperatures and so we're kind of using the knowledge that we gained from this past week and this past weekend and applying it to what we think is coming our way. >> pg&e is also stationing crews in the most high-risk areas to limit down time if and when outages occur. you can help protect the power grid by following the flex alert guidelines from 2:00 to 9:00 both tonight and tomorrow. live in

keller in for reggie. >> and natasha is with us. tracking breaking news. we have alexis tracking the roads. and really the star of the show today, mike nicco, bringing us such a sweltering, miserable hot day. >> that makes me the star of the show. >> some people bring doughnuts. you brought a miserable, sweltering hot day. >> the breeze out there, it's almost nonexistent on live doppler 7. that sets the stage. yesterday, i went out of the house, just gorgeous. this morning, i could feel the heat radiating off the side of the house as it kept a lot of heat from yesterday. here's a look at san jose, not everybody in the south bay has air conditioning, but find somebody who does. you'll be in the upper 90s to low 100s today. a look at the 12-hour day planner. 57 to 72. warmer than yesterday. we'll stay in the upper 60s at the coast. look at the mid to upper 80s around the bay and upper 90s to low 100s inland. still pretty warm at 7:00 from 63 at the coast to near 90 inland. it is a spare the air day also. here's alexis. >> a great day to take mass transit. we're not seeing delays with a

at the track with what's happening. hey, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. they're already gearing up for the expected 100,000 people who are going to pass through these doors this weekend. we're right here on this track. this two-mile track. this road course that sonoma is so well known for. they're expecting so many people here, they already started arriving. some got here yesterday. they're going to be camping here because they want to not have to deal with the traffic. they're moving in for the weekend. one big draw this weekend, dale earn hart jr. this will be his last time at the race. a spokesperson thinks this will be emotional for his fans who are very attached to him and his family. junior has said racetracks like sonoma's are a challenge for him. there are ten turns in this race track. it sounds like he will be receiving a warm welcome to help him through it. >> we are his first last race, sore we're the first race track he won't go back to again this season. his first chance to start to say good-bye as he looks towards stepping away from driving, and we're excit

weekend. reggie and natasha are off today. >>> right now at 6:00, we want to begin with alexis because you've been tracking this problem in vallejo all morning. >> it is a little bit of a mystery, some police activity reported and it's tough to get some details. i do know this. we have a significant backup on westbound 80 through vallejo. you're jammed on state route 37 over to 80. as we check the speeds here, it is pretty slow. that is about a 12-mile-per-hour crawl. know that lasts for about three miles. you definitely want an alternate. >>> also some better news, southbound 680 at south mission. we had a rollover crash that's been there for over an hour. we got t

june 27th. natasha's off but the rest of us are here. >> we are here. i ate nerds for breakfast so that's starting off good. >> that's healthy. >> that's a good note. >> mike, hopefully your weather's better than my breakfast. >> are you still on vacation? >> in my head only. >> grocery shopping time. >> right, no kidding. >> nerds for breakfast, ai like it. let's talk about what's going to happen today when reggie goes out and goes grocery shopping. here's a like at you can see most of the buildings except for the big sales force tower there kind kind of punching in the fog this morning. we're going to be in the mid-foifts low 60s. right around 60 at the coast all day. 70 to 72 at 4:00 around the bay, ib land 72 to sift 6. all of us in the 50 comfortable evening ahead. >>> we do have one trouble spot and not bay bridge toll plaza though we 0 could get a few more of those cash lanes open. this one's westbound 580 just before fassa har ra. it sounds like a vehicle hit a tire that was in the roadway. not sure if that was just some tire tread or maybe his own tire fell off there but l

. natasha has the week off, but the rest of us are here ready for you. >> yes, the sun is coming up, it's getting brighter outside, makes me feel more positive, energy, pep in your step. >> absolutely. that will hopefully help everyone, because the sun is coming out sooner. hi, everybody, live doppler 7, you can see the gray mass over just about all of our nablds. here's a look at your day planner. mid to upper 50s at 7:00, but notice the sunshine inland, temperatures in the 70s by noon, 50s at the coast and san francisco. we'll have 60s and 70s around the bay, mainly 70s inland. few showers around antioch by 4:00 and by 7:00 this evening, 50s and 60s around the bay and 50s at the coast. warming trend begins today. i'll let you know when the 90s get to your neighborhood. been quiet so far, alexis? >> it has, but things are changing now. i have two problems if you're trying to get out of the tracy area. westbound 580 near grant line road started off with a disabled vehicle. now we're hearing a crash involving a motorcycle. lanes one and two are blocked around the same area. that is not goi

across the country. >>> good morning on this thursday of june 29th. natasha has the day off. the rest of us are here for you this morning including mike nicco. >> saw sfo there. cloudy, probably some flight arrival delays. >> shocking! >> oh no? >> especially in the summer, right? yeah. @mike nicco if you have to leave us, i'll let you know. winds are calmer this morning. see the flags on the ferry building there, pretty much unfurled. sea breeze brings widespread temperatures. we're going to have 57 to 74 at noon and as you look at 4:00, 58 at the coast. 75 around the bay. 81 inland and 50s, 60s and barely 70s at 7:00. all right. when we come back, a look at the weekend forecast. alexis, keep the good news coming. >> i know. it is feeling like it's the weekend already. maybe folks are making it an extra long holiday weekend. in fact, looking at very few vehicles here on the richmond side of the richmond san rafael bridge and enjoying it while it lasts. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 41 minutes and a high wind advisory for altimont pass. we'll take a closer look at the south bay

>>> hi, good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 30th. >> yes. natasha and mike are off today, and instead, we have drew tuma. you had to fill in for two people. >> no pressure. no pressure. >> so hard! the pressure is really off for the holiday weekend. it's going to be really nice out there. if you have outdoor plans do not worry. it will be very nice. >> warmer, please? >> warmer, but no excessive heat. nobody's going to be sweating inland. it will be comfortable for this time of year. the doppler and satellite, gray shading is your fog. live look outside. emeryville is doing okay right now, but you still have some mist out there, especially along the coast. later on this afternoon, tons of sunshine, 70s around the bay. warmer spots about 90 degrees. that's the weather, now let's get a check of the roads and alexis. good morning. >> good morning, drew. looking at the san mateo bridge, not too many drops on the lens here, so it might not be as misty as the bay bridge commute or the golden gate, and westbound 92 still wide open. i think we're going to see really light volumes

convention center. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. this is a big day for san jose. thousands of people expected here at the convention center in the downtown area, and we have many people lined up early. security is a big deal. fences, police officers and security guards are everywhere, and i talked to one officer and he said they were planning for months and they are not doing anything because of the recent attacks in london and manchester. this is the first time this event is being held here in san jose since 2002. facebook also held the developers conference here in april after years in san francisco. san jose leaders are excited about the economic impact with visitos filling hotels and restaurants, and as for the technology, apple could discuss the latest in augmented reality and artificial intelligence, and updating hardware as well as operating systems for auflt products. the keynote starts at 10:00 this morning. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >> so many people out there so early. >> amazed how many underline. >>> the warriors, the dubs a

developments that come in. for now that's the latest. natasha, back to you. >> thank you. >>> president trump is floating the idea of covering the border wall he proposed with solar panels. he told congressional republican leaders that the electricity generated would pay for the cost of the wall. his vision is for a wall 40 to 50 feet high, and they could talk about the solar panelled wall as long as they said it was his idea. >>> see if you can spot the popular feature that seems to be missing. >>> and then an update on the cal rugby player that was paralyzed during the championship game. championship game. >>> thanks to make a wish >>> we have a promising update on the cal student that was paralyzed while playing rugby. he fell on his head during the championship match and he's already on the road to recovery. look at the new video. it shows him on rehab pedaling a specialized bike. it uses electrical stimulation to move limbs in patients with limited muscle control. he was moved to colorado a few days ago, and you see him there getting loaded off the plane. he expect to be in colorado for

president feels completely and total lly vindicat vindicated. >> reporter: reggie and natasha, if you are wondering what president trump is going to be doing during this testimony when all eyes and ears are hear in the nation's capital, officially the white house says he is simply too busy to be tuned in but we know from some republicans they are concerned the president may choose to tweet during the testimony. >> we'll be watching. a question for you, did we learn anything about why comey kept such detailed notes about his meetings with president trump? >> reporter: that's a very interesting point, natasha, because we know over the course of the nine meetings that he had privately with the president and president-elect trump that he kept those reports unlike with president obama. he didn't do that for him and it was important because after the first meeting comey said uncomfortable and there were reasons he wanted to create a paper trail. >>> and a seat on the intelligence committee, she will be last to ask questions this morning. watch this. >> are you willing or are you not willing

, which he says he will make at noon. >>> want to jump in here natasha and tell you about a last-ditch effort today by 25 major companies to convince president to stay with the paris accord. it includes apple, google, facebook, levis, gap, and sales force. they are running the letter as a full-page ad this morning in many major newspapers, and it says it stabilizes jobs. it is surprising to some, the idea is also getting support from several energy companies and even some coal producers. >> interesting. the bay area really playing a role in this. >>> the site of a tragic accident is turning into a memorial for two students. two were killed in the crash on monday. both were just 17 years old. they attended school in union city. alameda police say 19-year-old rodriguez was behind the wheel. witnesses say he was going 50 to 60 miles per hour and clipped another car and went airborne and investigators will determine if he is going to face criminal charges. and then one of the sisters said she lost another brother two years ago to an accident. >> where do you have to go in a rush, and cause

ahead. good morning, amy. >> good morning to you, natasha and reggie. coming up next, president trump facing a possible new lawsuit this morning related to foreign payments as the pressure mounts for him to reveal whether he has recordings of conversations with james comey and the man that led the investigation into president clinton joins us live this morning. 18 former penn state fraternity brothers due in court all on charges from his death, the surveillance video from inside the house being shown for the first time in open court and we will speak with nancy grace for her take on the case. katy perry opening up during his live stream skprpbgs what she said about her relationships and past mental health struggles and tailor swift. and then we have the hilarious leslie jones and music group, lady antebellum, coming up live. >> what don't you have on the show today? we could have started there. >> exactly. >> it's loaded. sounds good. >>> colin kaepernick still looking for a job in the nfl right now, and there's proof he is one of the most popular players in the league. >>> a new reas

live with what's ahead. >> reporter: good morning reggie and natasha. coming up next, another explosive hearing expected on capitol hill with attorney general jeff sessions set to testify plus major questions after a friend of the president said trump is considering firing robert mueller at special counsel. informal adviser to trump newt gingrich joins us with more. and then that breaking news that dennis rodman arrived in nk. the former nba star saying he's trying to open a door with this visit. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz will have more of that. >> amy, we have to get you blue and gold for the warriors win. >> well, we're celebrating that, too. t.j. holmes goes one on one with kevin durant so you'll get all the warriors info you need right from the court. and my heart. >> anyone cheating bridge tolls is about to be put on notice. how officials are planning to fight back. >>> we've told you about a water rate increase in the east by a but today you can have your say. >>> and voice your excitement about warriors taking home about warriors taking home

arriving. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. fans are already lining broadway here for the parade. very excited to see the warriors. this is where the parade starts at broadway and 11th. many people telling us they were here two years ago and they are back again so that's a good endorsement for this event and they say it's so much fun. we are hearing great stories about what fans love for their warriors. look at this little guy, yes a. 3-year-old snuggled into the wagon, and they got here at 5:00, and his mom says he loves steph curry and wrote a song for him that he plans to play today on his drum. his mom says she has not slept and wanted to make sure they were the first ones here. >> there's no need in coming if you cannot bear witness to all that has transpired and we are very excited and i wanted my son to be in the midst of it as well, and he tells me, steph curry can't guard me, mommy. >> reporter: they are at the parade start, 11th and broadway. if you are trying to figure out where you want to set up, grand avenue could be a good spot if broadway is full or try 19th street. the

. natasha and reggie. >> thank you. >>> a big hole sits in san francisco where the south convention hall used to be. take a look at the video from drone view 7, and it shows how workers have moved howard street on what used to be the sidewalk as they make way for a underground convention space. you can see the beginnings of the new howard street, but the construction caused many big conventions to be held somewhere else leaving a gaping hole in the pockets of the nearby merchants. >> a 50% decrease in the business and people think we're closed because the streets are closed and it has just been devastating. >> it has been slower than usual and it has to do with the convention center for sure. >> they hope the space will win back conventions that got too big for the area to hold. >>> facebook's war against terrorists propaganda is ramping up. after recent attacks, british and french officials are threatening to fine companies that do not remove terrorists materials quickly. facebook says it has more than 150 now dedicated to countering the spread of terror-related content and will soon ha

, natasha. this fire is still going strong. look behind me. when you see them spray water on it, they look very outmatched. the streams of water look very small against what they're fighting against. they have a lot of wind, big gusts of wind out here. they have a lot of fuel for the fire. this is a bark plant that's on fire. what they do is take scrap lumber and take grass clippings and turn it into mulch. what firefighters are doing, what their plan is they're tearing apart these piles. they're starting at the top and they're trying to tear them apart to take away the fuel for this fire. this stump pile that's on fire right now, they think, is going to be the toughest part. they got the call a little after 4:00 this morning and they think they're going to be out here for hours. in fact, the fire chief from cordelia telling us this is the second time they have been out here to this bark plant for a fire. they also had one two years ago. for that one, they were here for eight hours. he thinks they're going to be here until about 5:00 this afternoon. we asked him why are you here for a

live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, amy. >> good morning to you natasha and wrejgy. coming up next on gma the bat is brewing in both chambers of congress this morning as democrats launch a marathon protest overnight demanding republicans be more clear on the bill they are draftding to replace the affordable care act. while voting is under way in georgia special election for a house see the that the could have i national impact. and then o.j. simpson up for parole, the former nfl star serve a 33-year sentence could have a chance to walk free. we'll tell you how life has been behind bars for him and this morning whichbz closest friends speak out. an abc exclusive bachelorette star speaking for the first time about her big healthcare overseas. what she's saying and what you need to know about the warning signs all coming up next here on gma. back to you. >> sounds good. see you at 7:00. >>> coming up next, it's time to ask about car warrantsty, what you can do if you need a repund. >>> a health alert for anyone with back problems. you may twoopt consider a yoga class. >>> it i

>>> good morning. we can already feel the heat on this thursday, june 22nd. i'm natasha. >> and i'm matt keller, in for reggie. thank you, mike. i'm bringing the heat today. >> i don't know. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> a bromance going on right here. >> mike, i appreciate you say i'm bringing t heat. really it's you, and today is really the last day you're bringing the heat. >> today is the last day. possibility we'll be in the upper 90s tomorrow in the east bay valleys, but today is the last day of widespread 100s. the reason why, no marine layer. no breeze this morning as you can see on live doppler 7. just hazy sunshine from our east bay hills. 7:00, at 57 to about 72 degrees. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s at the coast. that's the line at the bottom there. the bay, you're right in the middle. 86 to 88, which is kind of conservati conservative. as you head through the north bay, we're in the upper 90s to low 100s at 4:00. spare the air, we'll touch upon that and the weekend forecast coming up. >> great day for mass transit this morning. we haven't had any mass transit issues

. it's friday, june 23rd. i'm matt keller. reggie and jessica are off today. >> natasha, alexa here, and mike nicco. a lot of people are relieves to see carl the fog back. >> i am. a lot of people are. i haven't heard teen am ea people say keep the heat around. the poor air quality, love it. not hearing that. look at that gorgeous sunrise from sutro tower. let's look at your 12-hour day planner. at 7:00, mainly in the 60s. a few 70s around fairfield, antioch, mountain view, and san jose. by noon, we were already at 100 in some areas. we're going to be in the mid 80s in the hot areas like the east bay and south bay. 70s elsewhere. 60s along the coast into san francisco. the 60s will stay there at 4:00. we'll hit the mid 70s to mid 80s around the bay and mid 80s to low 90s inland. very comfortable this evening from 61 i san francisco to a few 80s in the east bay and south bay. how's the commute? >> we're good except for one specific place here. this is southbound 17 just before you get to the summit. we still have both lanes blocked. this started about 4:15 this morning. semi broke do

. reggie and natasha are off today. >>> right now at 6:00, we want to begin with alexis because you've been tracking this problem in vallejo all morning. >> it is a little bit of a mystery, some police activity reported and it's tough to get some details. i do know this. we have a significant backup on westbound 80 through vallejo. you're jammed on state route 37 over to 80. as we check the speeds here, it is pretty slow. that is about a 12-mile-per-hour crawl. know that lasts for about three miles. you definitely want an alternate. >>> also some better news, southbound 680 at south mission. we had a rollover crash that's been there for over an hour. we got the all clear on that and that backup is winding up fairly quickly. and the 101 at blossom hill road, that's cleared up also. mike, we have some great weather today. >> we really do. i overlaid the fog layer and there really is none out there. there is a broken deck of clouds. what we're looking at for our temperature, 57 degrees this morning. good sleeping weather. bottom line, that's your coast. 60, 62. 67 at 7:00. our inla

area's most iconic span. >> good morning, tuesday june 27th, natasha is off the rest of us are here though and we're going to start with you, mike. >> you can see the cloud cover out there and that means we're going to have slow sunshine and slightly cooler conditions today. let's start with your winds you can see double digits down ton san jose, 21 at fairfield, 15 at sfo. here's what it's doing to your temperatures. 7:00 this morning most of us in the mid to upper 50s, ant yook at 61. now as we get towards noon 50s at the coast in san francisco, 60 around the bay and 70s inland. we'll uptick to even ooh i few 80s in the east bay around 4:00, antioch. but those mainly 70s and 60s around the bay and 50s in the coast. as we round out your 12-hour day planner 50s and 60 by 7:00. we'll take a look at your heat in the seven-day forecast. anybody hot under the collar. >> the first one as you leave fremont heading north on 680 just before you get to mission boulevard we many a report of some type of hazard in the three right lanes. i'm guessing that was probably just some debris had the h

wednesday, june 28th. natasha is off, but we are all here fully representing. >> that's right. >> i'd like that. hopefully the weather will keep you in that pumpful suspense. >> i like it. >> no idea. why not? 21 miles per hour, winds, you can see a nice south sea breeze. just dropped down to 18, but allowed the clouds to get into our inland east bay neighborhood. the sunshine trying to squeeze in between the clouds and ground. all right, your 12-hour day planner, mostly cloudy. drizzle closer to the coast. coast will stay in the upper 50s. middle line of temperatures, 68 at noon around the bay, 62 at 4:00, comfortable 68 at 7:00. temperatures warmest inland, 81 at 4:00 and 7:00, 73 degrees. how about the commute? >> starting to get tough. starting off with the bay bridge, metering lights on for about 40 minutes now, so you are backed up through the maze and once you get past that, still not great, because we have a disabled vehicle blocking the right center lane just before we get to the 9th street off-ramp. westbound 80 into the green at 22 minutes. up to about 22 minutes fo

owned paint and hardware stores. >>> hi. good morning. thursday, june 29th. natasha has the week off. but the rest of us have been here and it's another nice day, right? >> yeah. i think so. if you like the summer pattern of gray in the morning and blue in the afternoon. that's what we have. >> cool to sleep at night and that's nice. a lot of people don't have ac. >> refreshing that way. continues to be that way. you're welcome. all right. here's a look at mother nature. live doppler 7. see the grayness that's out there and as we get into the next couple of days, that cloud deck's closer and closer to the ground and start talking about fog more than anything. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s at 7:00. up towards noon, 58 san francisco. 60s around the bay. 70s inland and 80 in antioch. 80s will become more dominant inland by 4:00. and real nice evening with 50s and 60s around the bay at 7:00. 60s and 70s in our inland neighborhoods. turn over the alexis and see the commute. >> not too much. folks cutting out early for the long holiday weekend. maybe making it five or six days inste

. hey, matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. what a difference a day makes. gone are the huge lines here yesterday morning in front of the convention center. they have opened up west can sar los street. that's the good news for people driving in the area but a lot of people are already getting in line this morning after a big announcement was made yesterday. >> someone will be joining us that's devoted her entire career to highlight iing doers. i'm very excited to tell you that michelle obama will be [ cheers and applause ] -- joining us. [ applause ] >> reporter: that surprise session is called a conversation with michelle obama and lisa jackson. apple ceo tim cook called it a fire side chat with developers. he says the former first lady will be talking about empowering people from all walks of life to change the world. lisa jackson is also a big name in politics, she served as the head of the environmental protection agency for four years under president obama. she works for apple as the vice president of environment, policy, and social initiatives. the event is scheduled to

the justice department. natasha, back to you. >> as you just mentioned, fired fbi director comey testifies tomorrow, and today the central intelligence committee is calling top security officials to testify. a source close to comey said he intends to directly contradict president trump saying he was not under investigation, and on the more troubling investigation, he is expected to offer no judgment. >> great for scoring points for the democrats, not that high in terms of actual affect on the administration. >> inside the white house, the president is blaming attorney general jeff sessions' decision to recuse himself on russia for many of the current problems. sources tell abc news the situation has gotten so tense sessions has offered to resign. and george stephanopoulos will have the coverage beginning tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., right after "abc7 mornings." >>> french officials holding a special security meeting in paris to extend france's state of emergency a day after an attack outside of the noter dom. a 40-year-old man attacked police with a hammer shouting this is for syria. a

: good morning, natasha. i know you and reggie may have questions, like, one, whose beer is that? none of your business. why are you at a bar? we are at o'sullivan's bar in newark, and they have a lot of tvs. they had the warriors game on last night and a lot of sports fans came here and now this morning, we will have political fans and we will be able to watch it on these screens. >> last night it was busy and the warriors had a great comeback win, and now this morning we will look forward to see what happens in washington, d.c. >> sullivan's not the only place to go, and new park theater plans to open its doors at 6:00 a.m., and you can buy brunch and coffee, and "san francisco chronicle" reporting bars opening at 6:00 a.m. that will have their tvs on. i had an interesting quote from the san francis"san francisco c that i wrote down because i thought it was interesting for the political times, and when things are good, you drink, when things are bad, you drink, that's what alcohol is for. here at o'sullivan's they do sell breakfast, and i hear the breakfast burritos are good. >> that

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'! >>> a housekeeper in wisconsin is one honest workers, natasha stone found $12,000 in cash while cleaning out a room over the memorial day weekend. the 17-year-old says that a money was inside of a cooler along with personal documents her first instinct was to turn it into her boss. >> you do bad things karma are come back to you. you do things good things come in return. >> well, the owner of the cash came back to see if it was still there and he was relieved and awarded stone $100 for her generosity. >> that woman there deserved it. >> i lost my wedding ring one and they found it. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan 70 degrees in reading and a few 70s in the northern and western suburbs this afternoon clouds and sun and on the breezy side. 7 to 14 miles per hour winds and down the shore cooler as you head south along the coast rick. >>> thank you again, stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 and trendy toys to trips and expenses not worth the money in today's chaz the deal. and some say that if president trump doesn't want to face illegal action they better let them see his

natasha bertrand, and julia ioffe. i want to talk about gorkov, who is the russian banker. but i want to start with putin's comment. julia, i didn't know what to make of this. i mean after all of this time, right, putin is saying, okay, so maybe there were some russians involved. what is your interpretation of someone who has reported from russia on those comments? >> my first reaction to this and my only reaction to this is this the closest thing we're going to get to an admission from putin for the next couple of years. i say for the next couple of years because putin will never admit to anything under public pressure. he is a man who values his own sovereignty and likes doing things on his schedule as he wants to do them. so if you think back to the spring of 2014, three years ago when little green men who, i guess, were also 400-pound-artists waking up in their beds and painting the annexation of crimea because they felt like it, they started appearing on the crimean peninsula in east ukraine, and putin issued blanket denial after blanket denial saying these are not russian soldie

morning, natasha and reggie. certainly a disturbing uber ride for this man. he's releasing the video he shot on the cell phone as a warming to women. >> i dream of a drunk chick by herself, and she asked me to come in and that would be a perfect ending to my day. >> the passenger used us not to use his name and he was picked up at the museum after 1:00 p.m. yesterday, and he said the conversation between the driver and the passengers are already done. >> i would get really drunk, too, and then i can't be held responsible. >> the man that recorded the video thought the driver crossed the line and he complained to uber and said the company was very responsive. uber says the comments in the video are disturbing and do not represent our driver-partner community and the driver has been band from uber. this week attorney general eric holder released his suggestions to uber. >>> the streets in downtown oakland are nearly clean after following the warriors championship parade. >> cleaning up piles of

closures and for now you are advised to stay out of the area. reggie and natasha, back to you. >>> we know a lot of you wish your commute were a little less of a hassle, and it looks like there's an idea that could help. >> flex lanes, and jeanine is live in san jose. >> reporter: the commute has not started here but when it does highway 87 gets jammed. the "mercury news" is reporting the transportation authority and the city of san jose just approved doing a study that will examine whether it's possible to create flex lanes on the corridor between 85 and 101. the paper says the study will see if it's feasible to remove the two emergency lanes on each side of the highway to make room for the flex lane, and then it would shift back to a regular shoulder the rest of the time. a decision whether to require a toll wouldn't be made until the study determines if the lane would fit. $225,000 has been approved for the study and is expected to be finished by the end of the year. >>> i think a lot of warriors fans waking up pretty happy this morning. and did you cedse see kevin dur. >> scoring a gam

going to beat the heat. >> tiffany has us covered. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. yes, if you thought yesterday was hot, prepare yourself because the extreme temperatures are going to continue today and tomorrow and that is something you need to keep in mind, especially if your compute commute takes you inland. of course we know triple digit temperatures aren't just uncomfortable. then can be down right dangerous, especially for the oldest and youngest among us. they warn that dehydration can include many symptom including muscle cramps and vomit pgt stay hydrate and resting in a shady spot are some of the best thipgds you can do if you're out working or playing in the sun. people have found other ways to beat the heat including splashing in fountains, snacking on ice cream or buying fans and air-conditioning untsz to stay cool. >> heat normally doesn't bother me but yesterday it took a toll on me. and now we're talking about possibly 105 by thursday. so i'm just trying to prep myself. >> heat can also aggravate other underlying conditions like hypertension and asthma, so this

. you made it. june 23rd. reggie and jessica are off today's. >> yeah, matt is joining me. natasha, mike, and we made it through yesterday. >> we did. we're all better, i hope. going to get better as we head through the weekd. t'sake a look at what's going on. there's still one area of concern this weekend. and that's our today. that's going to be the east bay valleys. that's where it's still going to be hot. notice the winds. they're 23 in fairfield. that means the sea breeze is back. there he is. we have been begging for him. well, on twitter, a lot of people have been begging for carl the fog to come back. temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. we'll stay at the 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s around the bay and upper 80s to mid 90s around our inland neighborhoods. 60s, 70s, and 80s by 8:00. >> it is a great day to use mass transit, and we have fog, as mike mentioned. dense areas, especially golden gate bridge. we have a dense fog advisory in effect for golden gate. i drove across the bay bridge this morning. that was pretty dense in some areas too. we could have visibility issue