quiet. san jose shows temperatures inland still warm but it will probably not feel like it at 82 to 87. it will be mild around the bay, but notice the coast, increasing clouds, increasing breezes, and it will be a brisk day at 59 to 64 for you. enjoy it. leyla gulen has the morning commute. >> i do is a couple of accidents to talk about both in the east bay. as we take you over to northbound 880 this is where we have a solo vehicle spinout so in the northbound direction to catch dumbarton you will be met with that accident. we have this off of the dumbarton eastbound 84 at thornton avenue and that is involving a couple of cars blocking one lane there but it looks like everything is moving along just fine. outside right now to our walnut creek drive, 680, away from concord to the 24 junction you can see a few cars but it is still a short nine-minute drive. >> thank you, the bart strike is over and bart workers are getting ready to go back to work, but the unions and management have still not agreed on a new contract. abc7 news reporter is at the lake merritt bart station in oakland. amy? >> good morning, it is over for now. but not for good. for now you will not see picketers at the bart station. the trains will start running again at 3:00 this afternoon. both sides have agreed to a contract tension so it will last for 30 days. the old contract will be in effect. they will continue to negotiate but they still need a new contract. >> the battle is not over. the job is not done. everyone will be working as hard as they have the last few days between now and august 4 to see to it that we have a good contract that pays the worker fairly and keeps the training running on time and improves the bart system. >> teams to both sides packed up and left around 11:00 last night saying it had been a long week. both sides say they are still far apart on issues like salary and pension. you heard what he said they have until august 4 to get that worked out when the extension expires. no one is saying what will happen if he do not have an agreement by then. will there be another strike? they did not want to go there, they are focused on their resolve to get this secretaried -- settled by then. >> bart will still run shuttles and buses this morning. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at walnut creek bart with that story. >> we are talking to commuters who were glad to hear the bart trains are rolling again this afternoon. until then folks are grabbing the shuttle buses this morning. [ inaudible ] >> it look like we have lost the ought yes from the shot from cornell so we will check back with him a legal later. many people have the day off. if you don't here is information on getting around until bart runs at 3:00 this afternoon, a.c. transit will operate on a weekday schedule with extra buses on some transbay express routes. san francisco bay ferry is on a regular weekday schedule and muni and caltrain and extra service during the commute on the sausalito ferries. we have detailed information on how to get and until bart resumes normal service at abc7news.com. >> stay with us as bart gears up to resume service this afternoon with updates all day long on air and online at abc7news.com. you can follow us on facebook and twitter for the newest information. >> a quick thinking east bay man used a garden hose to put out a grass fire burning close to homes in pittsburg. it broke out after 9:15 last night and authorities say several homes were threatened. it took an hour to but the fire out. no word on a cause. neighbors say that the fireworks were going off in that area all night. >> this morning we have new "you report" video of illegal fire works in san francisco. this is in martinez with fires there. and around 9:00 last night there flames that threatened homes in the area and firefighters were able to nobody it down in 15 minute. and here a fire destroyed a house and scorched a tree with flames burning a home just before 6:00 p.m. with the structure's fire putting firefighters in defensive mode. >> i called 9-1-1 and saw family across the street on the lawn and yelled at them, was there anyone in the house they said no one was in the house so i went to the backyard. two blocks away embers from the fire caught a tree on fire and firefighters climb on the roof of the house to get at look at it but no one was hurt in either fire. >> san francisco police officer is being called a hero after rescuing a woman from her smoke-filled apartment. the fire starts on fine street just after 1:30 yesterday afternoon and the officer, the woman he rescued and the firefighter suffered minor injuries. investigators are looking into what sparked the fire. >> bay area law enforcement agencies will be on the lookout for drinking drivers this holiday week. drivers could expect checkpoints at various locations. san francisco police will be running a check point from 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. sunday morning at an undisclosed location. >> we will know by monday if the new span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. published reports say the legislators in sacramento will find out morning of monday and by noon the information will be released. at issue are the bolts made of the same steel as the anchor rod that snapped in march. there will be a public briefing on the latest findings on wednesday. >> volcano in mexico forced the cancellation of dozens of flights, airport officials say the volcano spewed out ash, steam, and glowing rocks. video was captured by a mexican tv network and 40 flights in and out mexico city have been affected. six united states airlines canceled flights. the volcano has been active for the past 36 hours. >> new this morning the vatican announced the late pope john paul ii will be made a saint. the vatican says pope francis approve add second miracle attributed to the pontiff who led the church from 1978 to 2005. at the same time, the church says that pope john 23 who resigned from 1958 do 1963, will also be made a saint. no dates for the ceremonies were immediately given but the vatican says they remain expected by the end of the year. >> that is when pope john 23 ruled, from 195 to 1963. >> to mike nicco for the forecast. >> in the east bay, the warm spot is brentwood and danville is 56 for the cool spot. everyone is in the 50's, and pleasanton at 60 and walnut creek at 61 and the high four corridor where it is cooler but still in the upper 60's around pittsburg and antioch. elsewhere, 61 at fairfield and san jose, and 60's in oakland and los gatos and mountain view and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's. you will notice the change when you step outside this morning. we will look at the wins, not so fast as last hour and sfo is gusting up to 32 and 18 at oakland but 24 in concord and 29 in fairfield which is the fast wind bringing in the cooler weather. check out the temperatures, as we look at the next 12 hours, 50's and 60's through 7:00 and 58 along the coast to 60 for the better part of the day with increasing clouds and brisk conditions, and upper 60's at noon around the bay with upper 70's inland and well hang out in the mid-70's at 4:00 and mid-80's and comfortable and cool during the evening hours and you may need a light coat if you are hanging around the bay and upper 60's and inland, 76. faust forwarding a couple more days you can see the temperatures are going to hang out in the 80's inland and 70's around the bay and 50's and 60's at the coast. now the morning traffic. we have one accident and this is in newark which has been moved. first, though, we go to the altamont pass with top peeds from tracy at 24-minute commute and the accident we reported that northbound 880, a second accident on 84 in the eastbound direction, and they were one and the same accident and the correct location according to c.h.p. is northbound 880 at thornton avenue so we have slowing both in the northbound and southbound direction but it has been push over to the shoulder. here is a look at the san mateo bridge with a high wind advisory and a look at the toll plaza where traffic is building as folks move from emeryville to san francisco. >> it is not just the national security agency but the post office is keeping records on every single piece of the bloomberg business report is next. >> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the crisis in egypt shows no sign of slowing this morning as clashes grow more violent in the divided nation. a coalition led by the muslim brotherhood is calling for a massive rally. owe reporter is in washington, dc with the latest. >> good morning, katie, the next few days in egypt are seen as a critical period with the new elections still 9 to 12 months away. everyone is watching whether both sides can remain peaceful. >> with the president under arrest, egypt's muslim brotherhood is holding a dave action with crowds filling the streets after the friday prayers. legitimacy is a red line they chanted, defending egypt's first democratically elected president, mohammed morsi removed by the military a day ago. morsi supporters are holding positions around cairo defiant in the face of a military crackdown with piles of rock are weapons of last resort. several protesters spoke with abc7 news. >> i will fight with my body. we will die. >> morsi! >> will the stand off turn to civil war? that is the question. egypt's mill step is spanned out across the city armed with tanks and machine guns and security are rounded up aides to morsi for arrest. the new military installed leader a top constitutional judge, promises national reconciliation and tolerance. >> we will respect the law and the constitution to look after the interests of the people. >> peace and stability will not be easy with clashes between both side leaving 50 people dead since sunday alone. >> at the white house yesterday, president obama met in the situation room with the national security team and top united states officials have been calling their egyptian counterparts urging them to avoid violence. >> thank you. it is 5:16. the uncertain political situation in egypt forced ten students to return to the bay area last night flying into san francisco international airport. the students from uc davis and santa cruz were having the time of their lives in egypt as part of a summer abroad program but the trip was cut two weeks short by concerns the situation in cairo could escalate. >> different trip than planned. i came had to see some pyramids, not a revolution. >> they hope to return, they said there is so much more they want to see but they are grateful they witnessed an important part of egyptian history. >> whole foods said all products in north american stores that contain genially modified ingredients will be labeled as such, the first chain to set a deadline if foods with the modified organisms with the use a growing issue recently. health add vehicles have been pushing for mandatory labeling although the federal government and many scientists say the ingredients are safe. >> new recall from chrysler because of a problem with the airbags and neither snow or rain or gloom of night keeps the post office from the young people. ought national security agency is not the only one looking at daily actives of americans. the post office is watching, too. "new york times" said the mail isolation control and tracking program looks at the mail for every piece of mail in the united states after anthrax killed two postal service and they report information to people that law enforcement think are suspicious. >> manage being in a car accident and having the side airbag deploy on wrong side rather than the side of the scar where the crash took place. chrysler is recalling 200,000, 2013 vans because of this problem with models including the chrysler town and country and ram cargo. >> investors are checking out the big june unemployment report. there was not a higher close on stocks after weekly jobs data showed the number of people claiming benefits fell for unemployment. >> time for a look at the weather forecast, and, boy, it is about time! >> it has been seven days of 100-degree heat not east bay valley. we have been above average everywhere else or a lot above average. that is changing today. good morning to you. live doppler 7 hd showing it is quiet. this transition is not one of wet weather. but we may have drizzle at the coast tonight. right now it is the winds that are changing. the small craft advisory is back. we have america's cup, the guys will be out there on the water the next couple of days and the wins will kick up the choppy conditions from now through 8:00 this evening with a wind at 20 to 30 knots through san francisco and san pablo bay and along the coast with northwest winds around 15- to 25-knots through 2:00 tomorrow morning. from mount tamalpais this morning, the rainbow of colors as we look to the east across san pablo bay. it is over. it is over. highs drop today. breezy and clouds for the weekend beaches so you probably missed the sunshine and the calm and the warmer weather if you are thinking of heading that way temperatures are closer to average today and through the seven-day forecast. the area of hot high pressure moving to the east so the hot highs are headed away from us pushed out by a cooler, denser, more heavy air mass is coming down and it will dramatically drop our highs today around six to 16 degrees and we were 90 yesterday in san jose and 78 today, 12 degree drop right there and most of the santa clara valley is in the 70's with let to mid-70's throughout the peninsula today with 61 at half moon bay and 59 at pacifica, the cool spot, and the sunset at 62 and mid-to-upper 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito at 70 but low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and through the east bay sure low-to-mid 70's for you. low-to-upper 80's long the east bay valley. that is where it will be the biggest drop if temperatures. we will drop another couple of degrees tomorrow after low clouds take over most of our neighbors tonight. look at the temperatures, mid-to-upper 80's around the inland area and mid-70's to 80's around the bay and low sight at -- 60's at the coast. leyla gulen? >> back to new action where we have an accident that cleared to the shoulder. weapon seeing all lanes blocked for a time and now everything is re-opened. back over to the altamont pass, westbound 205 to 580 the transition road is going to be. blocked by debris out there and that is slowing things down to 5 miles per hour. if you are traveling along 101 from san rafael to san francisco under half an hour and 85 from 101 to cupertino northbound at 17 minutes and 24 from walnut creek through the tunnel, and to 580 at 12 minutes. right now 280 in san jose coming away from 17, a nice drive out there, brisk and accident-free. >> ahead, seven things to know use start your day. >> could superman leave the lakers to be a warrior? what golden state is doing to try to win the the makers of one a day believe, as i do, that everyone should have access to good nutrition. so they're donating two meals to feeding america for every purchase of one a day women's multivitamins. help families across america get nutrition they need. buy one a day women's, make a difference. [ male announcer ] your kids make great things. so give them a tasty, wholesome snack that has eight grams of whole grain... and is now made with real strawberries and bananas. honey maid teddy grahams. two new flavors now made with real fruit. >> so glad you are with us at 5:24, you are looking at view from our mount tamalpais camera east to the sunrise, a gorgeous picture of the sun rising over a cooler day. if you have been suffering with 100-degree or more temperatures for the last week, today is your day, get out there and enjoy. mike will have more on the forecast coming up in a little bit. >> whether you are just joining or headed out the door seven things to know, the bart strike is over. for now. mediators and bart officials and union leaders announced they will keep the trains running while they continue negotiations for 30 days with bart service resuming at 3:00 this afternoon. >> oakland city workers will return to the bargaining table today following a one-day strike. more than 5,000 workers took part in the strike early this week after union representatives say they were facing a 10 percent pay cut. >> three, officials in southern california are investigating a fireworks accident that injured at least 28 people at a big show that happened with fireworks malfunctioning and exploded near or on ground at a community part last night in simi valley with the victims suffering moderate to minor injuries. >> marin county fire crews knocked down a two acre fire on mount tamalpais this morning early after flames were spotted around 9:30 last night. firefighters are keeping an eye on the scene right now to make sure nothing reignites. >> the parade of america's cup kickoff following opening day starting on sunday and will go on all summer with the finals set for the first two weeks in september. >> the winds of change are back with a big drop in the temperatures today, nearly six to 16 degrees. i will show you what it will be like in your neighborhood today and through the weekend. >> 7, the san mateo bridge has c.h.p. issued high win advisory and we are starting to see more folks headed out to the roads despite bart being back on track with more traffic this morning. >> thank you at 5:26. with dwight howard on the verge of deciding whether he will play next season, the war your -- warriors are making a last push with the golden state trying to trade away three players to create enough cash space to sign howard. for the warriors to unload the contracts, they may also have to include some young talent like barnes or thompson. right now it look like houston or dallas has the best chance to get the prized free agent. >> abc7 news continues about the bart negotiations. >> and fireworks light up the skies but this is not what police want to see with oakland efforts to crackdown on illegal fourth >> kgo news now for you. >> this is the last morning that the bay area commuters will have to scramble to find an alternate to bart for a while. bart and the unions have agreed to a 30 day cooling off period with coverage starting with abc7 news amy hollyfield at lake merritt bart. >> you start off with good news and bad news. the good news is the strike is over for now. behind me, you can see nothing. no picketers, the strike is over. the bad news is they did not reach an agreement. they do not have a new contract. here is what you need to know, the highlights from overnight. the trains will start running again today at 3:00 this afternoon. you can catch a bart train at 3:00. the two sides have 30 days to negotiate their old contract being in affect for now which they do not like. the mediators pushed for the extension. they say they are determined to reach a new contract in the next month. >> the current contract is extended until august 4. parties the continue to negotiate as hard as they are now. as long as necessary to reach an agreement on a new contract. the contract will be retroactive to july 1. >> the two sides packed up and left the table at 1:00 last night calling it a "long week." they still have a long way to go. both sides say they are still far apart so they have tough discussions ahead of them of the while they talk, the trains will be running and that is a win for the bay area. >> union negotiators complained of a perceived lack of involvement from bart general manager would was at the bargaining session and she spoke after and thanked the state mediators for hammering out this resolution. early in the day the union lowers held a rally to demand she become more active in the negotiations. the signs in the background with her picture read "where's grace." this morning should be the last commute without bart because trains will be running. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard at walnut creek bart station where commuters will board buses for the fifth morning. >> we are talking to commuters this morning who are happy to hear the bart trains will, again, be rolling. until then they are grabbing the shuttle buses this morning into san francisco like they have been doing all week. a lot people say the strike has left them stressed out, worried about getting to worry. they hope a contract extension does not mean bart workers will be on strike again in 30 days. >> hopefully they will come up with some sort of a permanent resolution for the contract because in 30 days it is that time that passes by we will be back to square one again. >> i feel like i could have done that in the first place, why strike and then agree to come back? i am thankful for the buses, though. >> seven shuttle buses now boarding from the east bay station el cerrito, walnut creek, west oakland and fremont, first come first serve like it has been all week. the buses will not be providing a return trip back to the east bay because bart strain -- trains will be rolling again. >> time to check the traffic. leyla gulen, has the weather. >> good morning, everyone. we will see bart back on track at 3:00 p.m. today but that does not help anyone who needs to make it to work this morning. what we do have on bay bridge, in the eastbound direction we have one stalled car beyond the s-curve and that is causing a bit of slowing approaching treasure i'll. along in the westbound direction starting to see a buildup of traffic and outside to the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is building, especially in the cash-paying lanes and we do have -- we will look at san jose 101 to the airport from 880. we will have the bayview bridge in a bit but, it is breezy and chilly and mike nicco has the forecast. >> the breezes are back. the winds are change are coming. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning and you can see a few clouds trying to spill across san francisco from the chest as we look from the camera this morning. it will be warm inland and probably will not feel like it but the temperatures will be because we have been seven days in a row with some neighbors in the 100's and around the bay it will be mild, 67 in san francisco, to 72 in oakland, and 78 in san jose, but look at the coast, you missed the window of opportunity to go there where it was warm, calm, and sunny. it will be cloudy, breezy and cool today at 59 to 64. now more news with katie and eric. >> oakland city workers would returned to the bargaining table after a one day strike. 5,000 worker took part in the day-long strike that lasted until monday evening. union representatives say city workers were facing a possible 10 percent pay cut with pickets lines over unfair labor practices according to them and bad faith bargaining. city services were back to normal on tuesday and negotiations continue today and resume on monday. >> the bart strike did not keep tens of thousands from making their way from the acquatic park, although it reduced the people from the east bay many were hard pressed to find a good spot to view the fireworks. >> this is the largest crowd, i think, the largest crowd. that is interesting with the bart strike going on. the east bay people did nut come is the san francisco people did come. >> the people who did drive in from the east bay to see the fireworks say there was very little traffic on the roads. >> long after the organized fireworks shows you could hear the illegal fireworks booming in oakland. we got this video of east oakland after 9:00, and the oakland police had extra police to curb the use of fireworks and looking for people who fired guns into the air which is very dangerous. "shot spotter" technology can identify the location of a gunshot within seconds and alert the police officers who are nearibility. >> investigators in southern california are looking into the cause of a malfunction at a fireworks show that injured dozens of people. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. my god. my god. whoa. >> sounds scary. a number of firework shells exploded on the ground two minutes into the show in sime valley with people scattering in all directions at a community park. 20 people went to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. a bomb squad was called in to deat separate the remaining fireworks. >> firefighters knocked out a two acre fire at mount tamalpais this morning. we were above the scene after flames were spotted at 9:30. the fire started on the east side of mount tamalpais with crews responding aggressively with a lost potential fuel in the woods there. firefighters are keeping an eye on seen to make sure nothing reignites and an investigation is underway to determine the cause. >> fire officials are investigating a two alarm grass fire that burned 50 acres in pittsburg that broke out after 9:15 near bending willow road with no homes threatened and the fire was under control by 10:30. >> firefighters urge contra costa county officials to reconsider the closing of a pittsburg fire station. station 87 is set to close on monday. the district says a budget deficit and declining property taxes are to blame. firefighters are asking the county supervisors to look at the budget. monday it was announced the property values rose by almost $5 billion over the last year. >> to borrow from a song from the 70's "the breeze is back in town." mike has the forecast. >> who is that? >> the boys are back in town. >> okay, i got you. good morning, everyone, the temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, ten degrees cooler in concord; 15 in live more, and ten in hayward and everyone else around six, seven, eight degrees cooler. here they are, 50's and a few 60's like oakland and mountain view and 61 if san jose and fairfield and 64 in antioch but concord and san ramon and livermore, 58, 57, you can on the windows the town off the air conditioning. it is over. that has been the mantra. it is over. it is hazy as you head become to san francisco, some clouds are spilling if the coast to our inland or our bay because of the breeze. it is the breeze that will bring us limited cloud cover this morning with temperatures hanging in the 50's and 60's and the next 12 hours, coastal clouds and the rest of us are sunny, 58 to 78 and the heat is missing from the forecast, 60 at the coast at 4:00 to 84. the next three days, coit tower is showing temperatures cooler tomorrow but we will rebound on mound and monday with morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. enjoy the change. good morning to you, we have a brand new accident approaching 580 in san rafael involving one car that went over an embankment and through a fence, northbound 101 we do not have delays in the southbound direction through san rafael and toward sausalito and over the bridge. we have a stalled car long the eastbound side of the bay bridge and it is still blocking a lane beyond the s curve and you can see how it is causing delays and we are seeing more traffic moving along in the westbound direction. if we did have our bay bridge toll plaza we have more traffic starting to build from emeryville to san francisco as you approach the cash-paying lanes. >> next the latest on the investigation into a deadly falling tree at a summer camp near yosemite and who the sheriff says was charged with monitoring the tree. >> and kicking off the start of the america's >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good fifth of july, this is 5:43 and the golden gate bridge we see it is a breezy, cool morning, and it will be cooler today. that is the good news for folks in east bay. mike tell us more of the forecast coming up. >> happening now the labor department released the latest jobs report a short time ago. the unemployment rate remains unchanged last month at 7.6 percent, 195,000 jobs were created. investors will watch how that affects the storm and we will have a report from the new york stock exchange at 6:45. >> the mother of a bay area survivor is speak out after her daughter's coworker was killed when a tree fell on a group of people at camp tawonga. four other adults were hurt but month children were harmed. one of the injured is 18-year-old from redwood citying breaking her elbow and five ribs. the family says she will be released from the hospital today. >> she has been very positive. anyone who knows her would not be surprised. >> the sheriff says pg&e was responsible for checking the tree because it was located near power lines. pg&e claims they found no obvious sign of decease or decay and the utility called the tragedy "a freak accident." a broken water main forced the closing of several streets in down danville around 6:00 p.m. last night. police closed from prospect to railroad avenue. side streets are also off limits so watch out in that area. water coming from the broken main has stopped and crews are on the scene clearing debris. until then, residents are urged to avoid the area. >> the state department is paying the price literally for facebook "likes." catching heat after an inspector general report found that it spent $630,000 on campaigns to increase the department facebook fans saying that the advertising campaign worked with the department english pages alone increasing from 100,000 fans to two million in two year years. some say the department was "buying fans." a soggy fourth of july after a water main break flooded their homes. this is video shot by a resident in the monterey heights area showing water rushing from a neighbor's house down the hill into his backyard. the water department says it was caused by a rupture in an 8" pipe. >> the parade of america's cup boats signals the final countdown to the start of competition. the village at pier 27 began getting ready with restaurants and activities for families. this is the most accessible america's cup and inclusive. >> this is what makes the new venue so fantastic because the public can see the race. >> they are welcoming everyone in sailing with a last people answering questions and standing around with boats on display. they have done a great job. >> the america's cup race starts sunday and will go on all summer. the finals are set for the first two weeks in september. >> it is 5:47. mike nicco has the profit. a lot is going on outside with petroleum on the waterfront. >> wins will be a big deal today in the america's cup because it will create choppy waters to sail through. probably the next couple of days the winds will affect everyone. they will touch everyone. the big cooling trend is here. good morning, the radar and satellite shows the clouds along the cost are spilling across the bear and it is dry this morning. the winds on san francisco bay and delta communities this afternoon through 8:00 and it is small craft advisory for southwest winds that could get up to 20 to 30 knots and the winds are from the northwest at 15- to 25-knots and lasting until 2:00 tomorrow morning. beautiful picture from our camera of the clouds and we will keep an eye on sfo and see if they create arrival delays if you have friends for the weekend. now, what will happen. two words: it is over. the highs drop dramatically today, 6 to 16 degrees because of the breezes which will bring clouds and brick conditions to the weekend. it will be much cooler than it has been the last couple of days, even at coast and near average temperatures hanging around for the better party of the seven-day outlook. at the president reagan bridge this morning the clouds have not made it here but they will headed through the morning and early afternoon. oakland drops six degrees to 72. san jose, fremont and concord has the biggest drop at 12 to 16 degrees. no more 100's in the forecast and no more 90's. the cloud cover is moving through the only commute. the fog is moving across the president reagan bridge headed to angel island and berkeley and oakland in the afternoon. temperatures in the extreme areas are 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. we will start in the south bay where we will be 78 in san jose after being 90 yesterday and warmer around los gatos and morgan hill and santa cruz, sunshine and only 74 degrees today. low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula in redwood city and menlo park at 75 but the coast is 61 at half moon bay and brick and cloudy 59 in pacifica and downtown south san francisco upper 60's and sausalito, sunshine and 70 and let to mid-80's through the north bay valley with temperatures mostly cloudy in the let to mid-60's and berkeley is the cool spot because of the clouds lingering and the winds and 70 and much else in the low to mid 70's with let to my 80's for most of the east bay valley to 87 in brentwood. soak up the free air conditioning. 50's tonight and cloud cover but the east bay valley and the santa clara valley. the seven-day forecast, tomorrow is a cooler day with temperatures dropping two to four degrees and sunday is a lot like today as will be machine, -- will be monday, tuesday, and wednesday. have a great week. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone at 5:50 we are looking at clear conditions on the roads with volume start to build and speaking of high winds we have c.h.p. high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge so anyone driving a high-profile vehicle should proceed with caution. westbound 580 we are at top speeds and the yellow now is starting to build but, still, just 24 minutes headed away from tracy to dublin. always make the driver from livermore toward the sunol grade along 84 we have more cars that are show things down and jumping up to the maze along 80, 880, or 580, everyone is running pretty much at top speed, as well. we have this accident into greenbrae and san rafael, northbound 101 at sir francis drake off of the freeway. at the golden gate bridge you can see the clearer picture than yesterday with haze but cars are moving fine into san francisco. >> we have a new abc7 news smartphone app to help you keep track of the weather and traffic and you can watch breaking news as it happens at abc7news.com abc7news.com/app for the details. if you have our current app you have to download the new one because the old app will go away. >> a popular children's toy is helping a woman walk again after an accident. a barbie makeover with a different version of the popular >> look, to the east you can see the clouds in the east. it is a cooler day. the forecast is ahead. >> wonder what barbie would look like with a more realistic figure? these photos were taken with the first barbie the classic barbie. the second is barbie looking like with the average 19-year-old american female. critics say the thinner barbie is an you will realistic image and others say it is just a doll. >> i will go with the cooler temperatures. it is safer. mike? >> we still have fireworks at alameda county fire in pleasanton at 74 this morning. 84 at 1:00 o'clock. a cooling breeze keeps the temperatures in the mid 80's in the afternoon and at 9:30 for the fireworks you may need a light jacket at the upper 60's. big game at at&t park, dodgers are in town. it will be breezy and cool and increasing clouds. leyla gulen? >> we have a couple of ghosts along highway 17. if los gatos there are a couple of ghosts in the road. want out for that. looking clear other than that as you make it to san jose. here is a wide view of your san jose drive along 85. more volume is building 80 westbound away from university avenue to the maze. eastbound traffic is wide open. katie and eric? >> thank you very much, leyla gulen, a woman who lost her foot after it was crushed under a car found a new way to get around. christina followed influence on a co-workers joke she make a prosthetic leg from leg goes and she did using the colorful bricks. it is comfortable but not really practical. she uploaded the youtube video showing off her invention and it has gotten half million views. >> very colorful. it is cool. it is original. >> exactly. it is original. >> next at 6:00, bart back on track. the deal sending employees back to work and the uncertainty that hangs over the agency for the next month. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. my god. no! no! >> we showed you this video of fireworks bursting out of control in southern california and ahead we have the eyewitness accounts from those who saw it happen. >> later the vatican make as major announcement of the late pope john paul ii. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> i am delighted to report the parties have agreed to accept the recommendation of the mediators and myself to return to work and continue collective bargaining. >> the announcement the bay area commuters have been waiting do hear, employees are putting down the picket signs and return to work. difficult work remains. >> trains are idle but that will change today. ahead, the exact time commuters will finally be able to get back on board. >> look at the bay bridge toll plaza with drivers commutes into san francisco get relief as the trains move again. coverage on the end of the bart strike is ahead on abc7 news. good morning, everyone, it is friday. i am katie marzullo. >> i am eric thomas. other good news, the triple digits are gone. for now. >> do words: it's over. the heat wave is gone. the breezes are back. if you have had the windows open, it is cooler in all areas. live doppler 7 hd showing no wet weather. next 12 hours the clouds are arriving late at

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