are following all of that this monday morning. thanks for joining you -- joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. firefighters on the scene of a house fire in san mateo residents escaped. sue thompson is live in the 300 block of barneson avenue. >> reporter: good morning. fire crews from san mateo very busy this morning on this two alarm house fire in west san mateo. you can see for yourself, firefighters saying at least for the most part the danger over, crews now focused on trying to determine how and why this fire started to begin

with the call came in around 4:00 this morning to san mateo when fire crews arrived they found orange flames shooting out of back of a home at 314 barneson avenue. the family that lived inside a family of five, did escape they only had time to run outside and get out just in time. a neighbor next door tells me this happened so fast, she ran into the street with only her pajamas on trying to escape. her garage was damaged in this tire u.s. m fire chief says this blaze did -- san mateo fire chief says this blaze did cause a challenge with the hopes and buildings so close together. >> a second alarm involved a number of structures, two garages, one house and some lean to structures all crews still on scene making sure that the fire is extinguished. assisting the families and investigating. we will be here a couple more hours. >> reporter: they are still definitely very busy. they probably will be

throughout the morning like the fire chief mentioned. the family of five we understand is safe. they did escape and they are okay. it seems they are trying to figure out where this fire may have started. fire crews have -- had a ladder to the top of that house focused around the roof area as well as the attic that may prove to be a focus of their investigation as this morning goes on. the latest here two alarm house fire in west san mateo, danger over and the family of five did escape safely. we ever live in san mateo, sue thompson, abc7 news. developing news out of alameda. coast guard cutter is expected to arrive in san francisco bay in afternoon carrying a pair of seriously injured sailors they were among several hurt when a huge wave -- hit their

sailboat during an around the world racism sandusky -- cause cause with the latest on this story. >> reporter: at last check with a spokeswoman for the racing team still 200 nautical miles out they are expected to arrive this that will depend on how fast they are going. we have new video this is the actual rescue. if you don't have sea legs you might want to get them if you watch this. this was yesterday, the coast guard cutter arrived to find the 70 foot yacht 400 miles off the coast when they attempted this rescue. you see the smaller boat along side the yacht. they had to get two sailors off of that on doubter. one with broken ribs and punctured lung the other with a pelvic strain. water is choppy, the first rescue attempt was going to be by helicopter they had to call

that off because the weather was too bad. that's what he's amateur sailors with a professional captain head out to do, they know the dangers are there. >> we knew what we were taking on the largest ocean in the world. there was a healthy, sort of scariness i suppose, if you like. >> reporter: the yacht and the others are participating in an around the world yacht race call the clipper 11-12 on the leg from china to the bay area due to arrive at jack london square the first yacht did friday they are all going to stay there until about april 14th. the remaining 11 crew, two injured when the wave hit the yacht saturday those are still bringing that yacht in they are expected to rife around the same time as the coast guard cutter which is this afternoon. -- those injured sailors will be taken to a hospital in

san francisco. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 6:05. police are trying to identify the vandals who damaged property during an occupy oakland march saturday night. officers going through video trying to identify the people who smashed windows and spray painted graffiti. they targeted businesses in oakland's city center next to frank ogawa plaza. they caused thousands in damage. police scaled back the number of officers present during the protest because recent anti-police marches have been peaceful. no sign of missing 15-year-old sierra lamar after thousands scoured her morgan hill neighborhood this weekend. they are urging social media users to change their profile pick tours a photo of the teen for -- pictures to a photo of the teen for 24 hours.

>> it is not going to end. that's something that my daughter took after me. she was very determined and she did what it took to get the message out. she is feisty and she didn't think twice, she spoke first. >> the next scheduled search for sierra is next saturday. in alameda police say an officer was forced to shoot and kill a dog saturday night on fiji lane as officers were responding to a call of a man brandishing a knife. as the suspect was being detained a pit bull charged at an officer. the officer feared he was going to be bitten or mauled so he opened fire on the dog. sunnyvale-based yahoo may be gearing up for lay of s in the thousands starting this week. -- the new ceo is preparing for a major restructuring of the company. the divisions targeted include

products, public relations, marketing and research. earlier this month yahoo said leadership was working on significant strategic change but the final decisions had not been made. yahoo has 14,000 employees. it is not commenting on the report. new honor for this san francisco international airport travel publisher fodor's has named sfo as one of the top airports, highlighted programs, diverse food and beverage options, new yoga room, free wifi and spa. calling terminal two the greenest in the country with hydration stations for reusing water bottles and paperless ticketing. sometimes i'm almost late for flights checking out the museum exhibits. >> we take it for granted obviously they don't elsewhere, congratulations sfo. >> 6:08. if you are flying or walking, let's check in with mike.

good monday morning. rain-free radar, doppler still working for you, finding rain tomorrow and wednesday, not today. winds very calm compared to yesterday less than five miles per hour in most neighborhoods unlimited visibility until you get to the coast, six miles at half moon bay no fog to be found. clouds starting to come in this will be the case during the afternoon, warm air invection clouds over that cooler air mass yesterday. increasing high clouds today, warmth where we live in the lower levels mid to upper 60s in most neighborhoods, santa rosa, fairfield to east bay valleys and the santa clara valley, 70 to 71°. almost as warm tomorrow, chance of rain in the north bay tomorrow night and through wednesday that same cold front will drop our temperatures nearly 8 to 11° by thursday, breezy then also, calmer and warmer friday especially

through the weekend. good morning sue. so far so good. can't believe it is already april. light traffic fedded san rafael southbound towards the civic -- civic center this is lucas valley road looking north heading southbound no problems heading into central san rafael into the city for that matter commute headed out of antioch very slow headed towards pittsburg into concord and once again this morning we have an issue with the earlier traffic report i guess we had a problem on 80 westbound that has now been cleared and 98 know oakland a problem there as well with an -- 980 in oakland a problem there as well with an accident. what a new poll reveals about californians' concern about online privacy. >> glimmer of hope that we may be seeing a bit of relief at

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6:14. michigan firefighters are talking about how they saved one of their own off a collapsing roof. last week a chemical fire

burning out of control in downtown detroit, to slow it down firefighters had to chop a hole through the roof. that roof gave way entirely. one firefighter was about to fall through, when his buddies pulled him to safety. >> i didn't know how bad it was. we all went -- came off the roof and went back to work. >> as crazy as it was at the time both these guys kept level heads our lieutenant was giving instructions, calm and collective, telling us what to do. >> until he saw the video the firefighter mark ferrell didn't know his pal's quick thinking saved his life. a new los angeles poll shows most californians distrust tech companies in dealing with their information. [ unintelligible ]

[ unintelligible ] the latest survey of gas prices finds they are edging down in california. the nationwide average is $3.92 a gallon. here in california prices are down about a penny to $4.31. bay area prices didn't a penny, average in san francisco $4.38. oakland, $4.29. san francisco is among the top 10 greenest cities in the nation according to a new survey. travel and leisure magazine ranked san francisco as 9th for green space, san diego number 8. portland, oregon number 1. the magazine looked at any less, pedestrian friendliness and public parks. portland was cited for waterways, parks and walkways.

time for a check on our forecast and what the it is going to be like today. >> warmer. >> very spring-like out good morning. 70s on the way in many neighborhoods without the breeze of yesterday. let's get into it by looking at a beautiful sunrise that is going to break out over the next 20 minutes or so. sunrise 6:35. beautiful picture from sutro tower looking east. temperatures just updated 38 in napa, low 40s around fairfield, santa rosa, concord, redwood city, mountain view, los gatos, livermore everybody else in the mid to upper 40s, monterey bay low to mid 40s everywhere even as you head inland. big highlight for today, warming trend today the warmest day in the forecast, high clouds mixing with sun during the afternoon. light rain tuesday and wednesday storm system passes us to the north, strongest part of it, the tail end will

move through and bring cooler weather thursday and friday looks like it will get warm again for the weekend. today compared to average four degrees warmer in livermore with 70. 68 in oakland, san jose 70. san francisco 64. redwood city where you should be 68, napa 68. sunrise 6:53. 70 santa rosa, fairfield, antioch, -- mid to upper 60s for the rest of us high clouds and sun this afternoon. 66 monterey, 70 watsonville, 73 inland to gilroy. heading to at&t park this evening partly cloudy, 63 dropping to 57 as we star the bay bridge series. tonight mid to -- mid to upper 40s with cloud cover, a little warmer tomorrow morning than this morning. two areas of high pressure dominating. keeping this next system as bay pushing the energy well

north of us we get the tail end of this front before that we'll pump in warmth into our forecast for today to a lesser extend -- to a lesser extent tomorrow. high clouds increase this afternoon hang out overnight and keep us mild. tomorrow around 6:00, rain move the north bay notice how it falls apart as that cold front moves across most of our neighborhoods overnight. wednesday morning quiet, a few scattered showers possible wednesday into the evening. watch where the measureable rain is barely in the north bay. ahead of the storm we have surf until 11:00 this morning which could be 13 to 15 foot swells and rip currents. tomorrow almost as warm as today, temperatures drop significantly wednesday and thursday nearly 10° cooler everywhere slow warming trend

will bring us all back into the 60s by sunday. good morning. good-looking monday morning cute out there. no real problems. -- southbound 680 through walnut creek into the 24 junction san ramon valley all moving at the limit no problem san mateo bridge taillights westbound highrise towards foster city moving well headlights towards hayward one incident in oakland 980 west, 27th grand avenue blocking a lane not seeing significant slowing past the scene. we did check in with bart, caltrain, mooney, ace, all mass transit -- muni, ace, all mass transit good. 680 through the san ramon valley 580 to the carquinez bridge east shore freeway to the bay bridge and 880 moving well in the east bay. 6:20. big changes at the home of

the whooper. why burger king is getting a makeover, starting today, including a new menu.

federal investigators looking into reports of engine fires in two makes of cars. one the 2010 jeep wrangler suv the other 2011 chevy cruise seen here. at least six vehicles destroyed by fireses that broke out while driving. today is the nation --

today burger king is adding ten new item to the biggest menu expansion in 60 years. it is a total makeover for the chain from uniforms to restaurant furniture getting upgrades. burger king is trying to get back some of the market share it has lost to wendy's. someone new will be saying "good morning america" this week. >> have a great vacation. >> thank you for doing me a solid. i'll keep the seat warm. >> in case you don't recognize that face, it is katie couric, you knew that. she will subthis week for robin roberts. 15 years she hosted rival network nbc's "today" show her many fans will no doubt tuning in to see her again. on september 10th, her

afternoon talk show "katie" will debut. >> did you love that clip when she called george matt. >> >> 6:26. still ahead a jetblue pilot's inflight break down forces the co-pilot to kick him out of cockpit. his wife is speaking out. details, next. today investigators return to the scene of a deadly house fire in pacifica. >> reporter: i'm sue thompson. breaking news out of the west san mateo fire crews fight a two alarm house fire five inside neighbors evacuated. we'll have the latest on this breaking story when abc 7 7 7 7

6:30 trading getting underway for the week. stock future slipping after latest report out of china suggests its economy may be slowing. we'll hear more ahead in a live report from the new york stock exchange coming up in 15 minutes. good morning thanks for starting your week i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. breaking news out of san mateo. firefighters are still working on a house fire. sue thompson has been on the scene on barneson avenue all morning. what is the latest on the family who lives there? >> reporter: i can tell you from firefighters this home is

a complete loss. the good news here is firefighters say that family of five that had been inside they were able to make it out alive. they were raising to get -- they were racing to get out. -- the fire department is in what they call overhaul mode. [ inaudible ] the fire started on 314 barneson avenue in west san mateo before 4:00 this morning. fires arrived to find the home fully engulfed in flames shooting out of the back of the home. the family of five inside raced out and made it out alive. this home is a loss as well as other structures and a garage in the back of that home i am they all suffered -- had damage fire chief says the challenge in battling this fire this morning was it was based on an intersection and

they were trying to work to keep the flames from spreading to homes that were a few feet way a next door neighbor ran out with only her pajamas on to escape the flames. >> so scary. it just makes you appreciate life and what you have. every so often flames shoot up and i'm going please, please be careful, please make sure the houses are okay. luckily it is contained to the one house, thank god. >> reporter: becky allen says the fire happened so fast, unbelievable. other neighbors surrounding that home on barneson were also evacuated. the investigation gil win at daylight when they will try -- will begin at daylight when they will try to tell you how and why. they are focused in the attic portion of this home on

barneson. we should know a little more as the morning continues. sue thompson, abc7 news. in pacifica, fire investigators will return to the scene of a deadly house fire that claimed the lives of a child and his great-grandfather. 13 were in the house when the fire started, 11 were able to get out, some from a second floor window. a middle school aged boy and his great-grandfather were not able to escape. >> some who were able to evacuate did report there were possibly two people still inside. >> the cause of this fire yesterday morning has not been determined. neighbors say the great-grandfather had only moved to the bay area from mexico three months ago >> rescue of several injured sailors continues this morning. they are expected to arrive in san francisco bay later today. they were competing in an around the world race when a large wave over took their yacht.

>> reporter: keep in mind these are amateurs they pay to race with a professional captain. the ocean doesn't care who you are, that's what this crew had to learn the hard way. they were onboard a yacht when they were hit by that wave saturday. it is a 70 foot yacht they were 400 miles off the coast. two sailors injured badly one with broken ribs and punctured lung the other with a pelvis strain the weather was an too bad for a helicopter to airlift them off of their yacht, a coast guard chopper was sent yesterday that's the video you are seeing here. the injured on that chopper are headed here to coast guard island expected to arrive around 3:00 this afternoon. it is a dangerous sport. according to those who participate in it, that's the way they look it. >> you can't take all the risk out of what this sport is

about. there is inherent risk in sailing yachts particularly in racing yachts. if we could remove all the risk from it, nobody would want to do it. i think's part of the allure. >> reporter: -- i think that's part of the allure. >> reporter: the yacht lost steering the remaining crew using the back-up system to meet up with the rest of the fleet. when the cutter arrives the two injured sailors will be taken to a hospital. they are participating in a year long around the world race. this was the leg from china to the bay area. katie marzullo kauz, abc7 news. 6:35. the cost of california's planned bullet train system is on the way didn't.

the plan will be 30 billions cheaper to build. --$?- 30 billion dollars cheaper to build. the authority's decision to share tracks in the bay area and los angeles is bringing the price down. the wife of the jetblue pilot whose inflight break down caused emergency land something speaking out. captain clayton osbon's wife says she thinks her husband wasn't intentionally violent towards anyone. she thanked the crew and passengers for their handling of the situation. osbon was locked out of the cockpit by his co-pilot and had to be restrained. the plane made an emergency landing in texas. we'll get an idea of how much snow the recent storms have deposited in the sierra. engineers will measure the snow pack. this will be the fourth time the department of water resources will con a manual survey even though winter and -- will conduct a manual

survey even though the winter and spring have been relatively die. snow reservoirs 80 to 100% filled crediting that on your conservation efforts. so pat on the back for everybody 6:37. mike remember the first snow searches when they were basically trying to put that into the ground and the green earth -- >> definitely green, brown patches, much worse back then we are getting well now we didn't make it back to average april 1st, wade was the end of the official snow -- yesterday was the end of the official snow season. let's focus on back at home. live doppler doing fine nothing showing up two degrees warmer in antioch than yesterday same in oakland, san francisco, santa rosa everybody else two to six degrees cooler that puts us in the upper 30s to mid 40s as we head through the 8:00 hour high clouds streaming in with

the sunshine. won't be as breezy as yesterday, almost as sunny and it will be warmer by noon already in the mid to upper 50s along the coast upper 50s to low 60s of us, 4:00 thickening high clouds, low 60s along the coast into san francisco, pollen count moderate amounts of ragweed, mold and grass and high amounts of tree. system passes north a chance. measurable rain in the north bay tomorrow and wednesday cooler and breezy for all of us wednesday before a warming and calming trend starts friday and hangs out, throughout the weekend. good morning. mild commute underway this monday morning as well, i thought we would take to you san jose don't want to leave you out, 280 headed northbound, no problems here 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains at the limit no issues there san rafael coming southbound 101 no problems towards the civic center into central

san rafael all the way into san francisco across the golden gate bridge moving at the limit. here is your back-up at the bay bridge toll metering lights on, you can see fast trackers moving through no problems there a little slow traffic on the incline section heading into san francisco no major accidents. -- major incidents. we have that fire in san mateo please avoid the area of barneson and edinburgh while they get that cleared, traffic nine on 92. bay bridge series, beware of traffic around at&t later today. now 6:39. trading underway on wall street. live report in the -- live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. the dow is down 41 points. new details in the trayvon martin case. who was the person heard yelling in the background over the 911 call? >> as you heard sue mention a big day for a's and giants'

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morning. doppler quiet, a lot of the sun, mild temperatures 56 eureka, tahoe 49. 60s low 60s around yosemite to mid 60s big sur and fresno, low 70s san diego, sacramento, 82° in palm spreupblss. we are 52% of average snow season technically ended yesterday. 6:44. in florida, forensic voice experts analyzed a 911 call from a woman who reported fighting and screaming outside her home in february before george zimmermann shot and killed teenager trayvon martin. the two experts say those schemes did not come from zimmermann who claims he fired in self-defense after martin tacked him and broke his nose and said he was screaming. thousands gathered in miami yesterday in support of martin and his family. the family says the police video taken after an hour

after the shooting snows zimmermann with no apparent head wounds, a man says the video doesn't tell the whole story. >> i saw george, he was banged up. i seen him have a big bandage on his nose and his nose swollen. even the side where his like eyes were at. >> trayvon's older brother says he doesn't understand why the police and others accept the neighborhood watchman zimmermann's story without question. federal and local investigations are taking place while demands across the country for zimmer than to be arrested. mitt romney is counting on voters in wisconsin to help him get closer to the party's nomination. the latest poll puts romney at the head of the pack in tomorrow's wisconsin primary. he is confident he can eliminate at least one rival with a win. newt gingrich's campaign foughtering and his ride could end in wisconsin. -- faultering and his ride could end in wisconsin. santorum counting on a victory

in his home state of pennsylvania later this month. ron paul will bring his campaign to the bay area later this week. he will discuss the state of american politics during appearance thursday at uc berkeley. he will explain why he believes in limited scope and size for the federal government. the vent is scheduled for 7:00 thursday night on the -- the event is scheduled for 7:00 thursday night on the campus. the cost of the state's high speed rail project dropped by 30 billion dollars? >> how did that happen? jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the details. good important. yes, good morning. san francisco -- about to beat out new york as the best performing office market in the united states this year, according to markets san francisco moved up five places to number one. all thanks to explosive growth in social media and electronic

marketing. when we did get reports on construction spending snapshot of manufacturing across the u.s., factories one of the real bright spots over the past couple of years. here's how markets are doing so far lower across the board with the dow down 33 points. bloomberg index positive up a third of a percent. new ipad getting rave reviews from consumer reports after the magazine said the tablet runs hotter than older models. named the best tablet computer because the high resolution screen gives best detail, color and accuracy and faster connectivity. angry birds going and made. the series of 52 episodes will be coming before the fall, episodes will run about minutes long. as far as a feature film it is

in development won't be out any time soon that may still be a long shot. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. thank you so much jane, have a great day. oh, all right me now. stamford's women basketball team -- --. major league baseball returns to the bay area tonight giants and a's open annual bay bridge series at at&t parker is reese continues tomorrow night at the coll and ends wednesday afternoon. -- coliseum and ends wednesday

afternoon. the a's opened the regular season last week in tokyo by splitting a pair of games with the mariners. the a's will resume their regular season battle with the mariners in oakland friday night. auspicious sign, the weather is going to be delightful tonight. >> should be very nice today, tonight, tomorrow then it is going to change. >> go garlic fries! >> can you smell the garlic fries cooking already? i wonder if the rock will be there? kidding. beautiful picture uplighting clouds from below, sun coming up in four minutes as we look from mount tamalpais off -- gorgeous, temperatures how to does when you step out? very light winds temperatures you see this is what it feels like from 38 napa, low to mid 40s until you get to antioch, oakland and san francisco at 48. monterey bay inland low to mid

40s. today increasing high clouds and warm temperatures this will be the warmest day in the forecast, chance of light rain possible tuesday and wednesday especially in the north bay cold front will sweep through all of our neighborhoods opening us to cooler and blustery conditions thursday lesser extent friday warmer and calmer to the weekend. big jumps. 11° warmer fremont than yesterday, 70 santa rosa, fairfield, antioch, concord, live more, san jose, mid to upper 60s the rest of us monterey bay mid 60s, monterey 66, 70 watsonville, 73 inland to gilroy if you are going to game, 7:15 first pitch partly cloudy, 63, 57 as we begin the bay bridge series. tonight clouds, warmer than this morning, mainly mid to

upper 40s should be dry over two areas of high pressure dominating, elongating this next cold front, warm air moving in now, that's why we are seeing the clouds warm air invection clouds mid and high level clouds this afternoon, the bulk of this energy will head north that's why we have a chance of light rain today watch clouds increase into the afternoon, evening and overnight hours. tomorrow looks like partly sunny to mostly cloudy, steady rain, measurable moves into the north evening rush waking up to mainly clear wednesday morning and wednesday afternoon we'll go with partly cloudy and you can see stray shower around napa, solana heading into the central valley measureable hard to find outside the north bay, maybe in some of the higher elevations around diablo range storm kicking up high surf

until 11:00 this morning, 13 to 15 foot breakers that's why the high surf advisory. thursday we all drop into the 50s. good 8 to 11° cooler, we'll make that up with sunshine friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day. good morning. now to the bay bridge toll we are getting reports of an accident at the toll plaza, i don't see it here. metering lights on, traffic minor back-up into san francisco a little sluggish upper deck. golden gate bridge in a lot of sunshine, no problems moo heading into san francisco from marin. accident in oakland still blocking a lane west 90 at 27th, no significant slowing past the scene. we want to look at your drive times. off the altamont continues to be slow and go towards the 680 junction. 80 east shore freeway cute and 880 through the maze. -- freeway commute and 880 through the maze.

6:52 heads-up if you are getting ready for the morning commute police will be out for the next several weeks looking for distracted drivers. highway patrol and police agencies across the bay area are taking part in a crackdown on cell phone use and texting while driving. a ticket for violating either of the hands-free or no texting law will cost a minimum of $159. recapping: breaking news we followed all this morning, firefighters still on the scene of an early morning house fire in san mateo, a family two got out safely. >> sue thompson is live in the 300 block of barneson. >> reporter: firefighters here in west san mateo are slowly clearing the scene from what was a two alarm house fire. the work for them definitely is not over. what a morning here in san mateo. this two alarm fire had a family of five and next door neighbors racing to escape the flames. at 4:00 this morning the 911

call came in. that is when crews arrived to find the home at 314 barneson avenue, completely engulfed in flames. a family of five that was living inside raced outside to safety, just this time. nearby neighbors say they also were evacuated that is because firefighters say they had a challenge here. that is, they had to work very hard to try and keep flames from igniting homes that were just a few feet away. the home is a complete loss as well as the next door neighbor's garage and some buildings located as the back of the home. fires say while they are clearing the scene this morning, their goal now that it is daylight is they are going to try and work to investigate and figure out why and how this fire started. this was a fast-moving fire that at least for now there has been focus on the attic. as one neighbor tells me, a lot of people very scared this morning. they are thankful no one was hurt. live in west san mateo, sue

thompson, abc7 news. now with more news this morning we turn to katie marzullo at coast guard island in alameda. >> reporter: good morning. there are injured sailors from onboard the yacht headed to coast guard onboard a coast guard cutter. at last check they were 200 nautical miles out they are expected around 3:00 this afternoon. their yacht was hit by a giant wave saturday four sailors injured, two badly with a pudge ed , broken ribs and strained pelvis. helicopter rescue was a -- no-go because of the choppy conditions a cutter had to pick them up yesterday. when they get here this afternoon, they will be taken to a . the rest of the -- rest of the crew will continue on race they lost steering wave hit but they are using a back-up system to steer it. they will be going to jack london square and do the

repairs they say they will continue on with the race which a year long around the world trek that should end in england july 22nd. katie marzullo, abc7 news. final check on weather and traffic. we start with our temperatures, good morning. dry, 38 in napa cool spot low to mid 40s until you go antioch, oakland and san francisco, 48°. by the afternoon temperatures top out in some of our warmest levels this week, 70s around santa rosa, fairfield concord, antioch, livermore, san jose, 71 morgan hill, the rest of us mid to upper 60s increasing clouds this afternoon. 40s tonight thanks to the cloud cover not quite as cool as it was this morning. a little fog along the coast today, otherwise i think we'll see a lot of sunshine before the chance of rain moves into the north bay tuesday and wednesday. back now to the bay bridge

toll, metering lights are on, fast track is blowing through. we have an accident 980 west at 27th and grand just now cleared out of lanes. not causing significant slowing. once again a look at drive times, 580 continues to be a grind. >> thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. stay tuned for "good morning america" with katie couric hostinging this week. -- hosting all this week