a lot going on this morning. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. already wet and windy. meteorologist lisa argen in for mike this morning. good morning. here's a look at live doppler, you can see we have a narrow band of rain continues to press east heaviest rain is to the north around sonoma county, american canyon, highway 37, north of vallejo also lakeville highway heavier pockets here pushing towards the delta. down towards the east bay we are looking at piedmont, ashby avenue across the richmond san rafael bridge geary wet, silver avenue not quiet into redwood city we are looking at 280 or highway 101 wet just about 280 breezy conditions upper 50s it is going to be soggy throughout the morning hours. good morning.

the slick roads cause major spinnout if you are ahead of yourself on speed that's what usually causes it. issue out of tracy this morning 205 multi-car accident blocking right lane. road sensors still in the green as you head towards altamont pass after the scene you may find slowing at tracy boulevard headed westbound out of the central valley. all mass transit on time so far this morning. 5:02. 17-year-old driver could be released from jail today while concord police continue investigating his proehl in a double fatal the teen was diving an suv when he allegedly ran over and killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter. amy hollyfield is live near the scene at treat and oak grove. >> reporter: there's a lot of pain here in concord. take a look at the memorial that people have created where the man and his daughter were killed.

if the driver is released back into the community today, it could be tough for him to avoid the grief that people are filling. he is accused of it hitting and killing half of this family the father solomon nuri and the youngest daughter -- hadessa. the district attorney needs more time before he can file formal charges. he has to file today by 4:30 or let him go. prosecutors say all the evidence probably won't be in by ther of the -- by the end of the day. one piece of evidence they are waiting on cell phone records. they want to see if if the driver was talking on the phone for texting at the time. witnesses say the cadillac suv was speeding and made an unsafe lane change when the driver lost control and hit the family who were riding bikes on the sidewalk on treat boulevard. the 17-year-old is being held

in the juvenile detention center. because he's a juvenile, abc7 news not releasing his name. another part of the investigation taking a lot of time is deciding whether to charge him as an adult and how to go about doing that it is a complicated process. that's another thing that the district attorney is focused on. while they work out all of the details this juvenile this teenager, looks like may be released from jail. that doesn't mean they won't be arresting him again. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the san francisco gang member on trial for the shootings deaths of a father and his two sons goes back on the stand today after giving dramatic surprise testimony yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live at the hall of justice with the latest on the edwin ramos trial. >> reporter: he's accused of murdering three members of the bologna family in 2008. today's questioning probably

won't be as friendly as yesterday, prosecution will be taking over today. yesterday it was his attorney asking the questions. the crime stpraepb four years ago. -- the crime scene from four years ago. ramos says he was diving the car while his passenger opened fire, mistaking one of the boys as a rival gang member. none were in a gang. ramos testified he had nothing to do with the shooting didn't know flacco had a gun. take a look at this, he said my mom told me i wish you were never born. whenever i cried she said i was gay. i ran away many times after my mom's boyfriend beat me up. much of the testimony delivered with a smile. his attorney had to ask him about that on the stand, he said he smiled when he gets nervous. he admitted he was not only a gang member, he was also dealing drugs. the prosecution says it doesn't matter what he said they have an ironclad case,

witnesses say ramos had gun in his hand and pulling the trigger it wasn't anybody else. ramos' attorney admits it was a gamble putting him on the stand. as for flacco defense witnesses came to the stand to say last time they heard he fled san francisco for south carolina line that. again the prosecution will take over after his defense attorney finishes up. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. the san francisco city attorney is offering a scathing response to the arguments of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi suing to get his job back. mayor lee suspended mere mir mir for official misconduct after he -- suspended mirkarimi for official misconduct. mirkarimi's attorney is asking a judge to overturn the suspension arguing it happened before he was sworn in as

sheriff. the city attorney says if that is true, then public official could rob banks or mug old ladies and no one could do anything about it. the charter prohibits a voter recall within the first six months after elected official's term. san francisco police holding a meeting to talk about the grisly murders of five people. a relative discovered the victims in a home near san francisco city college march 23rd. police will only state three men and two women were killed with some sort of blunt instrument. two days later police arrested a 35-year-old man for the crime. he has pled not guilty. the police chief will address concerns about the murders and answer questions about the case. investigators have not revealed a possible motive for the murders. today a judge is expected to approve a settlement in the battle over the uc davis pepper spraying report. the -- [ inaudible ]

this morning san jose state university's president is expected to make a decision on proposed changes to admission guidelines. university officials are looking to guarantee to end guaranteed admissions for all qualified graduates from santa clara county. those students will get preference. officials say they can't afford the automatic admission after budget cuts this would affect 1400 south bay high school graduates and community college transfers. transfering the rain to the south bay. meteorologist lisa argen looking at who is getting wet. >> now where is it? you are almost right kristen, east bay slowly moving to the peninsula, that's the key slowly edging to concord and alamo. right now the heaviest rain up to the north around sonoma,

napa, highway 37, highway 29, american canyon, getting wet. as we head over through oakland and berkeley, you can see piedmont and wet weather through macarthur boulevard, skyline boulevard and moraga light showers 101 burlingame not there yet you can see towards moss beach and half moon bay and the winds have been a factor with mild temperatures and cloud cover if you are in the east bay valleys, south bay not raining yet we expect rain showers with breezy winds southwest winds this morning definitely allow to you keep the both hands-on the steering wheel us a go over bridges and over passes. mild with the rain showers today, 62 palo alto, 63 san jose, soggy through the workweek mild we are sun over the weekend good morning. we've got some rain in the north bay this is a live shot of san rafael, taillights

southbound past the civic center into central san rafael. we have sprinkles, you need windshield wipe there's will be the routine most of the morning. up and over the waldo into sausalito, golden gate bridge, all lanes configured for your southbound into san francisco compute. you can see the slick roads win shield wipers needed coming into the city from the north bay. you can see shaeubgty camera at bay bridge toll, it is a little windy i -- this morning, rain, metering lights off, just a little slow traffic up the incline too san francisco. we have that earlier issue in tracy, 205 westbound from the central valley good news cleared out of lanes traffic starts slowing once you get over the altamont pass towards livermore no other stalls or accidents to hamper that cute. the rain is coming, already here in some places, bay

bridge reporting rain carquinez bridge in the north is raining at this point, san mateo bridge looks like it is clear now that is going to be changing as the morning goes on and we did see the golden gate bridge in the rain already did this morning. give yourself a little extra time 5:11 now. facebook's deal to buy instagram provides instant millionaires. airlines making a big change to get around north korea's upcoming missile test. >> new rules are for the mortgage industry, how you will benefit. deadline is just about mere. doing taxes online, we'll tell you what you need to know to -- you need to know to make it quick and easy.

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again if you don't count the prius owners it is lower. analysts are not sure why. >> new king of broadway the lion king. even though phantom of the opera has aren't a decadeki longer lion king has ed more. -- has grossed more. good morning. 5:15. expected north korean missile test forcing three airlines to make changes to flight paths. the tests expected within the next week. north korea claims the launch is to mark the centennial of the birth of former leader kim il sung. airlines have altered routes of several flights including dozens from the u.s.. this morning the government plans to propose new rules that will give homeowners more ways to avoid foreclosure and get an accurate accounting of morning payments. congress ordered changes in the wake of the 2008 financial

crisis. the proposal that the consumer financial protection bureau would require mortgage servicers to give all borrowers standardized monthly statements. they would be required to warn on interest rate or insurance changes and give options to avoid losing homes. there are stipulations for providing foreclosure counseling to those who need it. the internet has become the go-to place for everything why not file taxes by way of the web too. here's t.j. winick. >> reporter: the days of putting pencil to paper are a thing of the past especially for american taxpayers. 8 out of 10 of us around 112 million will file our 2011 returns electronically what the irs calls e-file. working through software with a provided free by the irs or on your own or used by a tax preparer makes timers more accurate if you owe money

e-filing offers several ways to pay, set up an automatic withdrawal date for any date on or before april 17th, send a check or pay by credit card if you are getting money back around three out of four of us are, it gets better. if you combine e-filing and direct deposit, the irs can issue that refund in half the time it would take if you filed conventionally, sometimes they say as little as 10 days. t.j. winick, abc news, new york. a lot of kids are on spring break. lisa argen here to talk about why they need to make alternate plans if they were going to play baseball. >> they can still do that kids don't mind getting wet. we are not going to see heavy rain all times throughout the next couple of days, a series of showers maybe the possibility of a thunderstorm. as we head out now, breezy, be

careful, the wet weather will be with us throughout much of the afternoon here's a look from our roof cam, you can see the trees here, not too bad, at times we have a -- some gusts out of the southeast, temperatures in the upper 50s, live doppler shows the rain is pushing into the east bay, also by the delta through the peninsula, 280 getting wet here's a look at north bay, 37, american canyon, heavier rain to the north around sonoma, napa, columbus parkway, wet weather toward vallejo finally 680, around orinda skyline boulevard you can see more light showers into lafayette down through the peninsula, redwood city, light showers, san mateo skyline boulevard and further south on ralston avenue. south bay not wet yet. temperatures with the breeze and cloud cover in the 50s, 54 san jose, 55 san francisco. rainy and cooler today

possibility of a thunderstorm coming in tomorrow on the back side of this system. next system comes in thursday and friday keeping it unsettled. high pressure moved on off with this narrow band of clouds the cold front where we are seeing heaviest precipitation behind it we get unstable that's why with a little afternoon heating you notice we still got plenty of green here through the evening compute tonight through half moon bay, santa cruz mountains overnight, light showers, wednesday here's where the atmosphere gets more unstable. we'll have the possibility of maybe some heavy downpours with the isolated thunderstorms and then into thursday afternoon here's our second system the colder system and that too promises perhaps maybe a quarter inch of rain maybe more in some of the wetter locations. by the end of the workweek, timing is everything, we'll begin to clear out and warm up feeling like spring. this morning the rain breezy conditions throughout the afternoon, scattered showers, 59 san francisco, 63 san jose

and then on the heels of it, we get sunshine tomorrow, further destabilizing the atmosphere then we warm up and feel like spring into the weekend. good morning. slick roads the issue this morning for your commute. already had an earlier problem 205 westbound at tracy that accident has been cleared out of lanes. you will find slowing typical up and over the altamont pass for your ride. we have a problem in mountain view accident shoreline boulevard closed between wright and central expressway due to an accident there, we'll get an alternate next time if you are traveling through mountain view this morning. live shot, breezy, no problems on the san mateo bridge, taillights towards the highrise over to foster city, headlights in the eastbound direction, getting crowded, no major problems between foster city and hayward. light traffic san jose 280

headed northbound, winding from san jose up to cupertino 17 out of the santa cruz mountains no significant problem there is. live look getting company headed southbound through marin, san rafael past the civic center. 5:21. police still can't identify a man killed by a muni bus. next, the sketch> they hope will jog somebody's memory. 40 million dollar vote of confidence in the bay area economy and the upscale is about to get a major makeover. pass out the cigars. the easter sunday addition to san jose's first family of falcons. nearly $900 mi its its average ticket price is higher. its theater, bigger. that's "america's money." i'm rob nelson.

good morning this is some of the rain that lisa has been telling us about. live picture of the golden gate bridge the road there is a bit wet and probably a bit slippery, so be careful. we are following the weather and traffic, coming up. san francisco police need help in identifying a man who was hit and killed by a muni bus last month. we'll show you a sketch of the man. the medical examiner's office says he was hispanic, late 30s to early 40s. hit by a 21 haze bus in the western edition march 25, the man stepped into traffic from between two parked cars the bus driver is on nondriving status while the accident is being investigated which is standard. downtown hotel about to get a major faith lift. the hotel on market next to

the westfield mall has been sold for 30 million dollars. the buyers plan to spend 10 million to renovate. sizeable bet on the city's economy. the new owners point out hotel revenue in san francisco rose 20% per room last year more than any other big city in the country. one of san jose's most popular families is growing, clara the falcon found a home atop city hall has given birth to four baby chicks. three born on easter sunday appropriately and the fourth broke through its egg yesterday. this is the sixth year that clara has had offspring at city hall. they've become international internet sensations. a dna test will be done to confirm who the father was. 5:25. forcing to you pay more at the pump. you see how i just moved along? why a judge is ordering the

company to stop selling some of the cheapest gas. tribute being paid today to the victims of the oikos university shooting rampage in oakland. the new deal that could go a long way to convince thieves to leave your cell phone an -- alone. heading out of town, good idea. wet weather, cool northeast, dry midwest, beginning of a soggy week around the bay, no airport delays yet. if you need more information check out our flight tracker that has everything you need to know about flight delays and weather across the nation at abc7news.com. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste?

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[ unintelligible ] most of the rain is in the north bay you can see here kind of a cut-off from the coast slowly moving east from richmond to no mo highway 101 down through parts -- to novato highway 101 down through parts of the peninsula, light showers, american canyon, columbus parkway, further south benicia 680 a little wet weather, walnut creek a few areas of light rain through alamo and the peninsula, hit or miss here with 280 wet, kenyatta road and san carlos redwood city nothing in the south bay we have more cool air breezy winds and shower activity on tap truth the day keep that umbrella handy. good advice if you don't want to get on the road in your car all mass transit on time we checked in with bart,

muni, caltrain, ace number 1 and 3 out of central valley on time and a good way to go this morning. mountain view problem issue -- don't know if it is weather-related or not we have a closure shoreline boulevard closed between wright and central expressway your alternate would be mountain view avenue or highway 85 to get to 101. today the prosecution may get a crack at the gang member accused of murdering a man and his two sons in san francisco four years ago. edwin ramos took the stand in his own defense yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live at the hall of justice with more on his testimony. >> reporter: might be a little rougher today for 25-year-old edwin ramos on the stand yesterday. today at some point the prosecution is expected to take over the questioning and it might be rougher on the man who prosecutors say shot and killed tony bologna and two of his sons in 2008.

take a look at the crime scene from that day. ramos on the stand testifying he did not shoot anyone he was driving a car with a friend who opened fire. ramos talked about how difficult his childhood was beaten by his mother's boyfriend. the prosecution has a surviving bologna son who says ramos did the shooting and they have much more in the way of evidence. >> we presented nearly 100 witnesses over 500 pieces of evidence. this is a very, very strong case. >> reporter: prosecution says ramos is a member of the 20th street gang. they have an affiliation with the violent latin american gang m-13. the case received national attention because of san francisco's sanctuary policy, ramos' visa expired

despite a slew of contacts with police he was not reported to customs that policy has since been changed. yesterday ramos' attorney had to ask him why he was smiling through much of his testimony? he says he smiles when he's nervous. today he may be smiling again when the prosecution takes over the questioning. they want to put him way for life. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. oikos university in oakland is holding a memorial service at 10:00 this morning, dedicated to the victims of last monday's shooting spree. faculty, staff and students are taking part in the service. consul general of south korea might also attend. daily noontime concerts are being held to remember the seven victims killed last monday their names were read in the state assembly yesterday in their memory. one way to save on gas spw about to go away. a lawsuit against safeway is sporesing the company to stop offering a special -- is forcing the company to stop

offering a special deal. >> reporter: customers say the price of gas at safeway is a good deal and a better deal if you have a safeway club card. the grocery chain overs -- offers a three cent per gallon dis-- discount. >> it is the cheapest in town that's why you have long lines. >> reporter: a lawsuit may put a stop to that. safeway is accused ever violating the unfair practices act by selling gas below cost, presumably to get people to buy more groceries. the attorney who represents the plaintiffs who owns several small stations in the area. >> if safeway succeeds in running independently owned gas stations out of business there would be no competition at which point sayway could increase prices. >> reporter: the -- trial is set for early november. until then the judge has indicated there is enough evidence to issue a

preliminary injunction later this month that would force safeway to stop selling gas below cost. >> ouch. that's a disappointment. again if it is a violation of the law it is appropriate. >> i don't care i want cheap prices that's why i care about. >> reporter: safeway says the company isn't doing anything wrong. a special person wrote, the court has not made final findings we do not believe there's been a violation of the law preliminary injunction orders safeway to comply with the law, which as we have argued in courts the company is already doing. lilian kim, abc7 news. 5:35. we are following news in san lorenzo it appears a copper theft may to be blame for morning fire at a strip mall the fire started before 2 a.m.. this photo was sent by the alameda county fire department. it happened on the roof of this cash for gold business in the 17000 block of hesperian beautiful. the fire may have started when thieves were trying to steal

copper from the electrical system the fire was knocked down crews say the mall will not have electricity until the wiring can be fixed. we are learning the process of digging through a fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel took longer than planned and costing more than expected. crews drilling for 15 months finally broke through and met in the middle last november. caltrans did not mention the excavation took longer than expected because of tough digging conditions. the transportation commission says caltrans now expects to spend an extra 27 million dollars on the project. officials say that would come from funds set aside for unexpected costs, the tunnel is still set to open in late 2013. this morning the ross valley sanitary district believes it knows why 360 gallons of raw sewage spilled into fairfax creek. a report saying an eight inch suer pipe failed and the spill went undiscovered 12 hours, --

the district declared an emergency so repair work could begin immediately. president obama travels to florida to make another pitch to boost taxes on millionaires outlining support for the so call buffett rule people earning one million dollars a year or more would be required to pay at least 30% of their income in taxes. the rule is named after billionaire investor warren buffett who supports raising taxes on the wealth the senate is set to vote next week. the president will also attend three fundraisers while in florida wfpl at least two tornadoes have touched down in northwest oklahoma injuring two and damaging a county jail along with numerous vehicles. the national weather service says the tornadoes were spotted around 5:30 yesterday afternoon in woodward county officials say hail, the size of softballs, knocked out windows of vehicles and cars, damage to every skylight at the jail a child was injured by shattered glass, jail

inmate injured by glass from one of the skylights. >> we have our own storm and already this morning it is kind of windy and wet out there >> that means slick so be careful. >> that's right most of the activity here in the north bailiff doppler 7 hd jamison canyon road to the north and napa wet weather highway 121 also 37 american canyon towards the delta light showers further south from tiburon east into el cerrito, 680, 580, highway four, orinda into walnut creek wet weather, a little wet weather moving into the dumbarton bridge, san leandro, dublin now you are dry and the southern extent of the rain just pushing into boulder creek and santa cruz. scattered rain showers throughout the morning. that's going to be the forecast in the afternoon as well. it will be breezy south winds throughout the day.

this evening the commute too also looks wet, a little break tomorrow that's when we could see thunderstorms. second system brings more rain thursday and it should all shut off by friday. good morning sue. good morning. a bit of a recap now with the bridges and the rain. bay bridge experiencing rain. north bay carquinez bridge rain. part of the san mateo bridge is getting wet now. part of the eastern side is still not wet that will be changing probably update that for the next hit. golden gate bridge, raining coming out of sausalito to the waldo grade this morning. slick roads probably the issue in mountain view, accident shoreline boulevard remains closed northbound between wright and central expressway southbound lanes open. we have an accident on the peninsula, farther north 101 at burlingame, broadway accident cleared out of lanes now traffic not slowing past the scene significantly there. it is maybe a few

rubberneckers as you go by. san mateo bridge, eastbound and westbound taillights towards foster city incline section highrise clear, no problems. one final look at toll blast , metering lights remaining off -- toll plaza, metering lights remaining off. our time is 5 40. hang up on cell phone thieves. the new power you will have to make it tougher for anyone who steals your phone to sell. who an abc poll says would win if an election pitting president obama and mitt romney were held today? hey guys, breakfast!

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wet weather across the bay area the city going to move further east but slow so it is dry in the northern and southern sierra. second system will bring snow by the end of the week to lake tahoe. today they are expecting rain as far south as southern california late in the day.;v÷ today the national

transportation safety board will release updated information about last year's deadly plane crash at the reno air races. september 16th, modified mustang killed 11 people, including the pilot. the board will make recommendations on ways to make shows safer for pilots and spectators. news conference 10:00 this morning in reno. local congressman leading a charge to push bart to buy american when replacing trains. a morning news conference on treasure island. they've introduced federal and state bills setting restrictions on infrastructure built taxpayer money as the board is close to awarding a billion dollar contract for new cars to a canadian company. a few years ago caltrans chose chinese steel over american steel for the bay bridge. new information about the mega million winners in

maryland who will be sharing the record 656 million dollar jackpot. maryland lottery officials wrapped up a news conference moments ago claimed by three winners who have chosen to remain anonymous. here's what we know. one is a woman in her 20s. a man in his 40s and a woman in her 50s. the three won -- the three work at the public school system together but they don't work at the same school. they've chosen a lump sum which means each will get nearly 35 million dollars. two want to travel to europe the third wants to pay for his daughter's college education. all three plan to keep working in the school system. 35 million dollars, 36 million you can pay tuition, i think. >> absolutely. i think we are all happy for them. we know lottery winnings the goal is to support schools and they work in the schools and schools are having a hard time so whew! >> we are happy for them.

we want to win too. 5:50. we are kind of winning with the rain -- [ talking over each other ] >> it is going to stay with us, if it is not raining in your area now you will have an opportunity for more shower activity today more rain thursday, friday, live look outside, golden gate bridge it has been wet and breezy. here's a look at live doppler, the heaviest activity has been in the north bay from sonoma to napa, american canyon, columbus parkway, soon valley road towards delta -- making this eastward trek into emeryville, 80, 680 piedmont, slowly heading south into castro valley now, san lorenzo, looking at a little light rain peninsula pulling out over through the dumbarton bridge and the san san mateo bridge. here we loop it and notice that -- saratoga, san jose not

yet we are looking at the possibility of more rain throughout the afternoon. temperatures much more mild this morning. bring the rain gear, we'll have breezy winds, numbers not budging too much, upper 50s now to the lower 60s. rainy and cool day today. tomorrow, we get behind the system, possibility of isolated thunderstorms, second system cooler, dropping our snow levels and spreading more widespread rain thursday into friday. here's a look at that narrow band of moisture that's the front, we still have a lot of moisture being pumped up from the south. we are going to time it out for you and truth the rest of the afternoon, notice the compute, heavier showers and rain through santa cruz, the coast here, and in the north bay, then it looks like it becomes more showery towards wednesday morning commute, wednesday afternoon, sunny breaks, possibility of thunderstorms here's the second system by the afternoon on thursday, still, soggy, temperatures much cooler than they should be, we will look

for the numbers to really stay around this vicinity with breezy south winds today. hit or miss showers throughout the day. 62 palo alto, 63 san jose. the weekend we warm up, brighten up and it feels like spring. good morning everyone. little extra time is the key this morning because of the weather. this is a live shot of 680 you can see traffic flowing well, you get to the 24 intersection and you are seeing brake lights as you head towards the caldecott tunnel. pretty much smooth drive there just a little bit of company as you head -- this is san jose, heading north towards cupertino you can see light traffic coming past wolf road towards the fashion center, 17 out of santa cruz mountains and it is light so far, no problems weather can be affect on the 17 ride over the summit. san rafael, a little more company headed southbound towards central san rafael past civic center no stalls or

accidents, wet golden gate bridge through the waldo. drive times this morning, you will fan a good drive so far on highway 4 -- towards 242 east shore freeway 80 about 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze altamont pass beginning to get a little slow towards livermore. problem mountain view accident at north wright should be cleared. the police say within the next hopefully 15 minutes, it was a fatal accident last night has the intersection still closed due to the investigation. it is 5:54. latest word we have is that road may open by 6:00 that would be five minutes from now. >> we'll be watching. in the meantime, watch out for those time share scams they are back on the rise. >> here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. good morning hraofpl being to sell that time share you rarely use? beware of more scams. "l.a. times" says they've been

more rampant during tough economic times. watch out for scammers asking for up-front fee tossle it. -- fees to sell it. today rules to protect mortgage borrowers from any surprises calling for clear monthly statements and warnings before interest rate adjustments are made. wall street bracing for earnings from alcoa, reports traders reacting negatively to friday's jobs report. remember auto bailouts? a poll says the public is far more supportive of the bailouts for the auto industry given the recent revival in detroit not so for the big banks and insurance companies. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king bike riders unhappy about plans to install rumble along a scenic stretch of coastal highway. caltrans wants the strips along 10 miles of highway 1,

north of santa cruz to reduce car accidents. there have been 10 fatalities in the past eight years. santa cruz named one of the worst cycling -- i should say the world's top cycling destinations bike riders are convinced rumble strips will create more safety issues. quick-thinking 7th graders credited we saving the life of a school bus driver in washington state. take a look at the video. >> 911. >> you can make out the kids shouting, call 91. they noticed the bus drifting to the side of the road and the driver wasn't moving. turns out he suffered a heart attack. the first student to get to the front of the bus was jeremy, he grabbed the steering wheel following the words of a superhero in a book he read. >> i didn't know, i was acting on instinct it was happening quickly. i was reading a book about these superheroes and this guy was on a bus and he was talking on his walkie-talkie

and the guy was telling him to turn the ignition off. >> another student performed cpr. by chance a principal was diving behind the bus and he took over the cpr until rescue crews arrived. >> wow im5:57. just ahead at 6:00, the -- the vote coming today that could have one district cutting a third of is teachers. the san francisco city attorney offers a scathing outline for why the sheriff should lose his job. painting on problems. several possible nail polish brands could have customers asking big questions at their local sal ñ bñbñbñbñ ñ ñ ñ ñt