6:01. thank you for joining us. yo has an important study coming up -- sergio has an important study coming up. right now developing news police checking the cell phone records of the 17-year-old driver who killed a father and daughter who were riding bikes over the weekend. prosecutors considering an option that could mean a heavier penalty. amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene on treat boulevard in concord. >> reporter: we will be watching this developing news. the d.a. will get the case and start looking at it and considering whether this 17-year-old driver should be charged as adult. what happened here has broken many hearts here in concord. you can see here where the family was hit, where there

are flowers and candles and balloons. two members of a family died. sully man nuri and his -- solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter were killed. his 11-year-old survived. his wife was not out on the bike ride with the family. friends and family members say it is impossible to find anyone with a bad thing to say about solaiman. that he was the best guy. a very dedicated family man. his 9-year-old daughter hadessa is being remembered as a fun girl who was always happy. >> my niece every time she would see me, hi, hi. i keep having her voice run through my head. i keep seeing her face. it is -- >> reporter: now the district attorney must decide how to treat the driver. he's 17, still a juvenile. the district attorney could decide to try him as adult.

because he's classified as a juvenile, abc7 has decided not to identify him. he's in the juvenile detention center. witnesses say he was speeding and changing lanes when he lost control of his cadillac suv. he crashed into a fire hydrant, three family members and a medical office building. there's so much rubble from the building they've had to put up a fence to keep people away from all of the destruction here on the sidewalk. the driver suffered minor injuries an in the crash. one thing the district attorney will be looking into is the cell phones records to see if the driver was on the phone at the time of the crash. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. volunteers are set to resume their search for missing morgan hill teenager this wednesday yesterday sierra lamar's family an a $10,000 reward for her safe return. she vanished after leaving for

school march 16th. new reward announced this past weekend as hundreds gathered for another search. several 49ers, including quarterback and offensive lineman were among those who joined the search. most of the search so far has been focused near her home and school. lamar's family hopes to continue to stay hopeful. police say this weekend barring new leads they are not planning any more official searches. oakland police department says it was so overwhelmed with calls friday night even though the department was there staffed officers couldn't respond to them all. 6:30 friday night the department had 125 calls for service. at the same time officers wering -- were working on 17 priority calls. two hours later 146 calls. the department will review why it happened hoping to find ways to prevent from it happening again. modesto teen who drew

national attention after move in with her high school teacher has ended the romance. 18-year-old jordan powers moved in with 41-year-old james hooker in february. hooker quit his teaching job and left his wife and children to move in with the teen. powers now tells abc news that she is moving back with her family and feels betrayed. >> he called me from jail and i told him that we're done. i lost everything for this guy. i lost my senior year. i gave up all my friends because they didn't agree with him. for him not to have enough respect to tell me the truth. >> powers said hooker has not denied the charges against him in conversations with her. the previous relationship dates back to 1998. powers says she fears hooker may have abused other teenagers. uc davis researchers releasing groundbreaking study on autism this morning. for the first time they've data linking a mother's weight

with her child's odds for autism. sergio quintana is live with the story. >> reporter: it is adding to public health concerns for two reasons. first rising levels of obesity in the united states. second, a sharp increase in the number of children diagnosed with awe tim. researchers looked at mover than --more than 1,000 children between two and five, mothers who were obese, had hypertension or diabetes were 60% more likely to have children who were autistic than healthy mothers. the study should not be considered a conclusive explanation in the number of children diagnosed but doctors have long had concerns about mothers and their weight during pregnancy. last month researchers found the number of children diagnosed with the disorder has risen to 1 in 88 compared to 1 in 110 a few years ago. part of that rise is becauses

did are more aware of the symptoms. -- because doctors are more an waeufrt symptoms. this study linked other developmental disorders. this report was published today in the journal of pediatrics. epidemiologist says the report adds more encouragement for pregnant mothers to maintain a healthy weight. a third of u.s. mothers are obese during pregnancy. sergio quintana, abc7 news. new study shows giant kelp off the california coast was contaminated with radiation from the fukuoka plant in japan. radioactive iodine was found in kelp off santa cruz in april of last year, a month after massive quake and tsunami led to the japanese nuclear reactor meltdown. scientists say radiation didn't last long and didn't appear to have affected the kelp, they are not sure what effect it had on fish that eat

kelp. they say it is not harmful to humans. i realize some kids are just getting back from spring break. [ unintelligible ] mild start with temperatures warmer everywhere this morning than yesterday morning 46 oakland good morning san francisco, 49 today will be similar to yesterday in our east bay valleys, south bay. elsewhere san francisco north and on the coast changes in store. 41 napa, that is the increasing clouds, wet weather begins tomorrow, could see sprinkles northwestern sonoma overnight the rain begins first frontal band moves onshore tomorrow in time for tuesday morning commute.

second system late wednesday. it has been sitting here for days because the area of low pressure is just stationary, cut off from the front, it is going to slide south and east and bring that rain on the north coast our way. number in the 40s and 50s this morning, 60s later on to near 70 with sunshine in the south bay, peninsula east bay, clouds in the north, slight chance of a sprinkle, then the rain begins tomorrow and on -- on and off through friday. we have very slow traffic you can see the brake lights north main southbound 680 walnut creek, earlier accident before 24, that has been cleared to the right, unfortunately, you can see damage is done and you will be slowing towards the 24 junction if you are leaving concord this is southbound 101 through marin, past the civic

center, lucas valley road, we had an earlier accident at alameda, cleared out. traffic improving there. accident -- pardon they stall 221 at 29 in napa. 6:10. getting the road ready even earlier than expected. the critical new bay area roadway that will be ready for drivers by memorial day. new call to challenge the admissions process at cal. the big change protesters want the university to make immediately.úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúú

money day, 6:14, dry and warm again today. right now you are looking at a live picture of the embarcadero in san francisco which tells the story. our weather picture will change quickly come tonight a different snapshot. meteorologist lisa argen will fill us in on a rainy week coming up. navy offs say they will begin providing compensation -- navy officials say they will begin providing compensation today. dozens of apartment units were destroyed when a jet careened into the apartment complex. no one was kill. residents won't be permitted back -- no one was killed. residents won't be permitted back. navy met with affected neighbors over the weekend to help process claims. initial payments begin at $2300. students at uc berkeley

launching a movement to double the number of underrepresented minority students. a rally featured a latina student not accepted to cal. she has a 4.3 grade point average and took numerous ap courses but did not have the level of academics that others did. >> there's no reason that the administration at berkeley should let students who have taken calculus, practice ballet, come in second language learners and gotten top gpa's that is discrimination not recognizing the extra struggles that underrepresented students are going through. >> friday students occupied sproul hall for five hours demanding uc double enrollment of black and latino students. >> you won't need a rain jacket today, tomorrow a different story. >> get out today and enjoy it. clouds, from mount tam fog

rolling in, north baylor favring cloud cover, -- north bay will be favoring cloud cover. warmer conditions, today, squeezing out one more nice day except if you in the north bay. you've experienced the cooler cloudier weather. 46 in oakland, it is pretty mild out there, mid 40s in san , highlights increasing clouds will be -- san jose, highlights increasing clouds will be scattered. couple of storm systems will provide rain overnight tonight and then everyone sees it tomorrow, tuesday morning compute it gets out of here wednesday there's another one colder system moving in thursday and friday we may surpass our april totals with this week's totals right now

you can see we are still well behind with santa rosa about 21 inches of rain, 63% of normal, san francisco almost 13 inches with 59% of normal, oakland, almost 12 inches, still down the line, we aren't doing soxtz well with only five inches of rain, 37% of normal, we will see anywhere from a quarter of an inch to maybe an inch and a half to two inches by the end of the week in some neighborhoods. this has been the story deja vu with this area of low pressure here frontal band stalled north and west begins to move later tonight. there's the first system here, little break wednesday, the next system brings in more cool and wet weather here's the timing midnight the rain sonoma county and by the 5 a.m. commute, we've got rain into the east bay, coastal hills by the afternoon tuesday still light rain scattered

showers for your afternoon commute and then by wednesday, estimate look at the north bay, we have got wet weather for wednesday morning commute with rainfall totals pretty impressive for that first system. mild where the sun is shining today, elsewhere, low 70s for san jose with low 60s in the north bay, 65 in monterey, get that umbrella out and hunker down for a cool and dreary week ahead. good morning. april showers, you know what they say, tomorrow looks like we'll have an interesting commute, we'll follow that four. right now napa, 221 at 29, stall still blocking right lane not a lot of slowing in the area. san leandro, new accident reported hesperia at llewellyn a car versus a bicyclist, slowing at that intersection. 580 off the altamont pass into the dublin pleasanton area, a little over 20 minutes.

under 20 minutes to the maze. 680 benicia to highway 24, slow commute. live look walnut creek earlier accident at 24 brake lights starting at north main slow out of pleasant hill. 6:19. portions of the new doyle drive roadway and tunnel are expected to be ready by memorial day. the retrofiting project has been ongoing for two years leaving frustrated commuters facing a series of detours. caltrans system rather detours will be demolished before memorial day. there will be a complete road closure during one weekend to finalize the new route. a meeting will be held 6:30 thursday night at the mill valley community center to talk about those closures. they thought it was a hoax. >> i know that's -- >> the misunderstanding that had a pilot making an

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system update seems to have done the trick. the rate of infection slowing. theft of internet service is on the rise. piggybacking ton someone ailes's paid access not only could that increase the traffic for the account leave the subscriber open to prosecution. while some complain they paid an arm and a leg for the iphone and ipad a teen paid a kidney. the 17-year-old sold his organ so he could buy the two devices. those are your tech bites. this morning an air traffic controller in denver under investigation accused of treating a pilot's request for an emergency landing as a hoax. >> the air traffic mix-up

revolved around the flight number. the controller thought what he heard was a pilot calling from united flight 12. but he couldn't find a united flight 12. the flight was in fact, united flight 5912. thinking it was a hoax the controller didn't call for any emergency response or fire crews on the ground. the controller didn't realize his mistake until after the plane had landed and the pilot made another call saying he was evacuating the plane. officials say nobody was injured. but the controller could face suspension or termination. 6:25. was it revenge? still the questions about race as a motive in a weekend killing spree. update on breaking news. latest on that overnight fire that has taken the lives of two firefighters. >> reporter: following developing news in concord. the district attorney will be taking a look at a case that happened over the weekend and deciding whether to charge a 17-year-old as adult. that story coming up.

starting out with dry but cloudy conditions around san francisco later today sunshine in the valleys 70s there mid 70s in the southern sigh era lots of sun and heat in -- in southern california, 80s and 90s towards palm springs frontal band offshore is going to bring rain as soon as the off -- as the overnight hours. check out our flight tracker that will give information across the country abc7news.com.ññ

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. 6:30. stock futures lower as trading begin. wall street prepares for first chance to react to day's march jobs report after a three day weekend. labor department report showed slow down in hiring last month still improved not as much as hoped. latest on early trading in 15 minutes. >> thanks for joining us to start your week i'm kristen sze. contra costa county prosecutors considering charging a teenage driver as adult after he sped into and killed a father and daughter on their bikes in concord this weekend. amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene. looks like that memorial continues to grow. >> reporter: it is sad, heartbreaking out here. still visible as you drive down treat beautiful.

you can see where this happened. -- down treat boulevard. you can see where this happened, full of candles and balloons where two members of a fem were killed. police say the driver was speeding -- and changing lanes he broke a higher hydrant which sent water spraying into the air crashed into the three bicyclists, a man and his two young daughters and then slammed into a building. he's 17-year-old, we have chosen not to release his name because he is a juvenile. the district attorney will be looking into whether he was on his cell phone at the time of the crash, whether he was drinking. prosecutors will decide whether to charge him as adultr. >> someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, sad situation. >> reporter: solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter

hadessa were both killed. his 11-year-old suffered a broken leg and the girls' mother decided to skip the saturday morning bike ride and stayed behind to make breakfast for the family. the community held a candlelight vigil last night for the family and had nicest things to say about the victims. they described solaiman as a dedicated, loving father who worked hard, long hours as a truck driver to make sure his daughters had a happy life. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. at noon today musicians will gather outside oikos university in oakland the scene of last week's deadly shootings, one of the noon concerts to be held everyday this month to honor several killed. anyone who would like to give condolences through music is welcome. many bay area congregations used easter sunday to remember the shooting victims and give

a message of hope. >> when people find their commonality and common humanity and they know they are their brother's keeper and people do care. >> the musical memorials oust side -- outside of oikos will be everyday at noon except the third -- authorities are looking into whatt",bn caused a small pe to crash killing both onboard. it happened yesterday morning. the plane went down if a field three miles east of the salinas airport the plane is described as a stunt plane. the names of the victims have not been released. this morning in san francisco a utility worker is recovering after being

injured while working in a manhole over the weekend. the rescue happened last night on fremont and howard the worker was installing fiber cable, fell, hit his head unable to climb out. firefighters lowered didn't a firefighter to carried the trapped worker out of well. two roommates make first court appearance to face murder charges following thursday's shootings of five african-americans in tulsa, oklahoma. 19-year-old jacob england and 32-year-old alvin watts are responsible for shootings that left three dead and two wounded saturday morning within three miles of each other. police say england's facebook account used a racial slur venting anger over the killing of his father two years ago by a black man. >> being an naacp president for seven years, i think somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people.

>> police say it is too early to say whether the shootings were racially motivated. so far the two suspects are not charged with hate crime enhancements. spring break is over for california lawmakers who face tough decisions today. they will decide whether to make deeper cuts to social welfare programs, reform public employee pension system and approve borrowing for high speed rail. governor brown is expected to ask lawmakers to appropriate more than two billion dollars to build the first high speed rail system. construction could begin later this year. latest on breaking news out of philadelphia we've been following all morning. two firefighters have been killed and two more injured while battling a massive warehouse fire in that city's kensington neighborhood. crews have been battling the blaze more than five hours, still facing several hot spots. witnesses reported several explosions from inside the six-story building, embers

sparked smaller fires in nearby homes in a news conference officials say the fires lost their lives when part of the building collapsed as they were inside fighting it. something to think about us a pick out your outfit this morning. it was so warm in the u.s. in march that national records weren't just broken, they were deep fried. according to the national 0 -- temperatures in the lower 48 -- were 8.6 degrees -- [ unintelligible ]

we are talking unusually warm temperatures lisa argen talking about how that is not going to be the case for thus week. >> for the machine of march in the bay area we were 175% of normal -- [ unintelligible ] we are looking at this month following maybe an inch and a half of rain before the week is out in some bay area neighborhoods. good morning san francisco 49 now, 42 in redwood city. fog in the north bay, high and mid level clouds, warmer start increasing clouds in the city even on the peninsula sunshine east bay valleys, santa clara valley rain overnight tonight perhaps a few sprinkles northwestern sonoma county today, a rainy compute tomorrow, two systems on the

way, latter will be just as potent as this first system which has been offshore we have been waiting for this, for days. it finally is going to move in overnight. get out the rain gear, enjoy what is left of a nice partly cloudy to partly sunny afternoon, 60s and 70s away from the coast. then, indoor activities planned for the kids if they are off, cool and rainy through friday >> we'll have a challenging commute tomorrow morning, following that. right now hot spot 580 off the altamont pass headed into livermore into the dublin interchange, a slow ride as you can see about a little over 25 minutes towards the dublin interchange, that stall in napa 221, northbound 29 cleared out of lanes good news there situation in san lorenzo, intersection of hesperian and llewellyn.

there is an injury that intersection is closed while they clear that out. walnut creek commute 680 southbound bumper-to-bumper earlier accident at 24 out of lanes the damage done brake lights north main out of pleasant hill. toll plaza, beautiful morning metering lights on traffic backing towards the west grand over crossing. 80 freeway as you approach the maze is looking good, a bit crowded, no major slowing. 6:39. the billion dollar deal just announced between aol and microsoft. >> live report from the new york stock exchange. the dow not liking it, down 138 points. san francisco tradition that brought out the bizarre on wheels this weekend. now departing major air

carrier ready to pull out from one airport permanent little. could a mother's obesity contribute to autism in their child? team of researchers at uc davis say they are making that link. i'll have thatter to coming up in a live report.úúúúúúúúúúú@@úc

. good monday morning. i'm lisa argen in for mike nicco. hazy outside, dry day for the

most part except extreme north bay where that cold front is knocking on your door. elsewhere more spring-like 72 sacramento, 60 northern sierra. 84 fresno, 7 allah. in the entire state -- 74 in los angeles in the entire state wet overnight, details on a soggy week ahead in a few minutes. right now we check in with "good morning america's" josh elliot to see what is coming up. hey josh! >> how are you? my longtime twitter friend, how are you? >> i'm great. i'm super excited about this. i think we have to inaugurate this daily segment with you telling the viewers about your bay area ties. >> profound my grandparents for almost 50 years lived in the east bay in orinda through the caldecott tunnel. i would spend idyllic summer there is. my grandfather would take this dodger's fan to candlestick

park i would cheer for the wrong team and had hot dogs hurled at my poor grandpa. as a californian, the cities come no better than san francisco and it is such a joy to be joining you guys live every morning. >> we'll forgive you for that dodgers' thing. lots of interesting things coming up. one, "dancing with the stars" back stage drama with jalil white what is going on? >> indeed, jaleel speaks out for the first time there's talk of a his partner tabloids fuelinging that fire. he talks about it. he's going to -- to put some rumors to ref. a medical alert. -- rumors to rest. a medical alert, being overweight while pregnant could raise your baby's risk of being born with autism. our dr. richard besser is here with details. a story i'm sure you have been covering, bombshell ending for

that relationship between the modesto teen and her former teacher. that relationship is over he stands accused of sexually assaulting another teen. i know you guys have been following this story. dan and nancy are here to weigh in with their thoughts. you want to stick around until the end of the show today. >> why? >> we have three winners of contests, they are surprised, in fact by their win they were ended by family members. there will be not be a dry night any northern california house. it is a beautiful thing you want to watch. >> sounds like it. magic johnson in the house as well, right? >> i wanted to avoid it. but yes, my hero is in the house. great visit. >> josh, thanks, see you back tomorrow morning and on twitter. >> you bet. >> thanks. more news right now, united airlines putting out of oakland international.

united will shutdown operation there is in june. the airline has been at oakland until for 75 years but says the 11 flights a week to denver are no longer profitable. the 39 employees are being offered jobs at other airports. the airline will continue to operate out of sfo and san jose airport. new word of a billion dollar deal between aol and microsoft. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. aol agreed to sell license patents to microsoft in a deal worth a little more than a million dollars. it must have been all those iphone sales "new york times" reports highest paid ceo in the u.s. was tim cook, 378 million dollars, way above the second place oracle's ellison and jc penney's johnson in the

number two and three spots. good selling going on the first time we've been able to react to that jobs report released friday morning disappointing in the markets trading lower. with the economy in recovery mode, l.a. times says summer camp enrollment is on the rise across the country. many camps expected to reach capacity by next month. live at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. thank you. speaking of -- the weekend is over, how glorious was it? >> great spring skiing, snow levels better than a month ago because of the storms. >> maybe not on people's mind to go you may want to think about it. we are going to have -- isn't that pretty, not only sunshine

today, rain here and snow there, couple opportunities in the week ahead. yeah, all sorts of things coming our way. first things first, a mild start to the day with temperatures in the 40s. warmer than we were yesterday, due to our cloud cover, mid and high level clouds, low 40s in napa, 43 san rafael, 46 in oakland as well as mountain view. redwood city 42, 39 livermore. you folks in livermore valley not going to see all that cloud cover, increasing clouds north bay, parts of san francisco and the peninsula, elsewhere we still are going to squeeze out one more pretty nice day with mild temperatures before the rain come our way overnight in time for the morning commute tomorrow and then rainy and cool for much of the week ahead. here's a look at our live doppler hd the same picture day after day, with the stalled out frontal band, area of low pressure north and west. today begins changes.

front slowly edges to the south and east as it does, the low going to follow, the low is going to push the front that is going to push night the bay area overnight. maybe a few sprinkles in sonoma county, you have been cloudy, despite that, ahead of the system we still have temperatures where we should be for this time of year, take a look what happens overnight tonight. 1 a.m., the front offshore and the rain in the north bay, by 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow morning, rainy commute. rain coming down pretty good at times maybe ponding. 2:00, showers, evening commute, scattered showers, behind the system even on wednesday we have periods of rain yet another system headed our way thursday. quarter of an inch to maybe 3/4 of an inch in our wettest low s -- locations through tuesday night. mid to upper 60s not out of the question to see low 70s san jose, livermore, central coast nice and mild they will get into the rain towards mid-morning tomorrow everyone

is wet through friday scattered showers still could be dry for the giants' home opener friday. good morning. a couple of hot spots around the bay area. back to san lorenzo, suv vs. a bicyclist, intersection of hesperian and llewellyn not clear whether it is a bicyclist or pedestrian, nonetheless injury. before we that out, stall westbound 580 at lake shore, lane three, you may find slow traffic there as well as you head towards oakland. southbound 680 good north main flowing smoothly to the north pleasant hill and monument we have an accident that is tying up traffic before it gets to our life shot. you have -- our live shot. slow traffic through pleasant hill. southbound 101 good past civic center northbound noncommute

direction stall out of lanes at the marin exit. finally, shot of the waze app accident through pleasant hill you can see slow traffic headed southbound 680 into pleasant hill into walnut creek. 6:53. most people spent easter sunday on esther egg hundreds. but some engaged in another childhood favorite with a twist. the 12th annual bring your own big wheels race. the only thing needed was the vehicle with plastic wheels. the goal, get as fast as you can from the top [ unintelligible ] this is those san francisco things so it is not that easy to explain. bubba watson wears the green jack pet -- wears the green jacket this morning. the 33-year-old watson made

amazing shot from deep in the woods to 10 feet from the hole setting up a par for the win. watson gets the green jacket and shared emotional celebration with family. authorities in concord are examining a teen driver's cell phone records in the wake of a deadly accident that took the lives of a father and young girl. amy hollyfield joins us live from concord with the latest. >> reporter: was he on the phone at the time of the crash? should he be tried as adult? those will be the questions on the district attorney's desk this morning. the community of concord is in mourning, grieving the loss of solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa. he was out for a bike riding both of his daughters when they were all hit. his 11-year-old survived. they were on the sidewalk on treat boulevard when the cadillac suv hit them. the driver is a 17-year-old

boy, booked into the juvenile detention center on two charges of vehicular manslaughter. the district attorney could decide to try him as an adult. police say he was speeding at the time of the crash when he lost control of his suv. >> our other top story about autism. sergio quintana is in san francisco with the results of a new study. >> reporter: new study by uc davis researchers links obesity during pregnancy to children diagnosed with autism. they looked at more than 1,000 children and mothers research finds mothers who had hypertension, diabetes or obese were 67% more likely to have a child diagnosed with autism than healthy mothers this raises concerns for two reasons, a third of american mothers obeseburg pregnancy and 0 basey in the united states is -- united states is rising. second, a sharp rise in the number of kids diagnosed with

autism. medical experts say part of that is because doctors are more aware of the symptoms. this new report does not make direct conclusions. but it does ask research encouraging mothers to maintain a healthy weight during pregnancies. i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. one final check on weather and traffic. we have clouds on the increase it has been like groundhog day with this front offshore and associated three doesn't want to move. today it is going to move and allow for the clouds to thicken and parts of the north bay and then the rain spreads south, starting out warmer with mid and upper 40s now, partly to mostly cloudy skies throughout the day, more clouds in the north bay, san francisco overcast at times head out east of oakland, concord and livermore, more sun as well as south bay and

your temperatures will be in the mid and upper 60s to around 70 here's the timing on the rain not until overnight tuesday morning compute nice and soggy even in the afternoon scattered showers behind the system, still have wet weather on the way for wednesday, then system number two on the way it is going to bring a cool and wet week ahead, hopefully we dry out by that giant's game friday looking like we might. good morning. back to san lorenzo where we have an accident the an the intersection of hesperia and llewellyn involving an suv -- and bicyclist and pedestrian, two lanes blocked. that is one of our trouble spots this morning to walnut creek pardon me emeryville toll as you head into san francisco, if you are headed that way from the maze you will find metering lights on traffic slow as you get to

the west grand over crossing upper deck sluggish to the tunnel this is our waze app, moderate traffic through the walnut creek area from pleasant hill earlier accident at monument cleared. thank you. that's it for this edition. back with a local update at back with a local update at 7:24. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc