6:01 on this tuesday morning. rain on the way for most of us. i'm eric thomas. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. pushing east towards the delta you can see in the north bay american canyon highway 101, 880 and 37 pretty wet towards pittsburg in the east bay emeryville, oakland, piedmont wet weather. we are looking at redwood road there you have light rain shower 5802010 -- 580 towards 24, we are keeping the rain chances not only in the forecast today, all weeklong. good morning back to mountain view, last night about 9:00, there was a fatal accident intersection of north shoreline boulevard and wright.

they are getting ready any minute to open up this intersection. we will hopefully have an update on that within a few minutes. elsewhere, earlier accident northbound 101 before broadway burlingame cleared out of lanes you may find slowing as rubberneckers are looking at what is going on. san francisco gang member on trial for the shooting deaths of a father and his two sons goes back on the stand today after dramatic testimony yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live with the latest on the edwin ramos trial. >> reporter: the 25-year-old expected back on the stand here this morning. this is the man accused of killing three members of the bologna family in a case of mistaken identity in san francisco in 2008. today the questions are expected to be tougher when the prosecution takes over. yesterday his attorney guided him through testimony. take a look at the crime scene from 2008.

this is four years ago ramos says he was driving cart with a friend, flacco, he opened fire on the car carrying the bolognas, mistaking one of the boys as a rival gang member. none of the bolognas were in fay gang. ramos testified he had nothing to do with the shooting, didn't know flacco had a gun and only joined a gang because he was pressured to do so he talked about his rough child -- childhood. he said my mom told me i wish you were never born, when i cried she said i was gay, i ran away many times after my mom's boyfriend beat me up. testimony delivered with a smile his attorney asked him about that smile. he said he smiled base he was nervous. prosecution says it -- because he was nervous. prosecution says it doesn't matter what he says it has an airtight case it has a lot of witnesses within a surviving

membership of the bologna who says it was ramos who had the gun and pull the trigger. ramos' attorney says it is a gamble to put him on the stand but a gamble she was willing to take. as for flacco, the man who according to ramos was the one who did the killing that day in 2008, he is long gone, and according to defense witnesses he has fled to south carolina. the testimony resumes this morning. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 6:04. a 17-year-old driver could be released from jail as early as today while concord police continue investigating his role in a double fatal accident. 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 in concord near the scene of the crash. >> reporter: this community is never going to forget. look at the memorial they've created here at the scene where the family was kill. this is fresh on everyone's minds if the driver is set

free today he will be walking out too a community full of grief. the district attorney says if the driver does go free today it is only because prosecutors need more time to investigate and build a case against him. according to the law, they have to charge the juvenile by 4:30 today or set him free. the d.a. says all of the evidence probably won't be available by then still waiting on details like, cell phone records, so they can find out if the 17-year-old driver was distracted at the time of the accident. >> you can take a look at cell phone records, see if they match the time he was diving. it gives us and case of possibly he was -- either texting or talking which may have helped contributed to the accident. >> reporter: 41-year-old solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa died while riding on the

sidewalk. an 11-year-old daughter was hit but survived. relatives said they are not focusing on the criminal case they trust the judicial system, they are just dealing with their grief. the teenager is being held on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. prosecution fors are not sure if he -- prosecutors are not sure if they get formal charges filed today but that doesn't moon he won't be charged later. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. oakland police looking for a suspect who shot at a woman drivering on i-580. the woman managed to stop her car on the edwards avenue off-ramp. you can see the car's rear window was shattered. police say the woman is hospitalized in stable condition. today san francisco police will address neighborhood concerns in the wake of a mass killing of five people in a home in the city's uncleside district last month. the police chief will hold a

-- meeting at 5 p.m. across the street from the scene of the murders. one man has been raysed in connection with the killings. tonight the -- has been realized in connection with the killings. tonight the chief will discuss neighborhood safety. >> the city attorney is offering a scathing response to suspended sheriff mirkarimi's arguments for who he should not lose his job for why he should not lose his job mayor lee ed mirkarimi for official misconduct after the sheriff pleaded guilty to false imprisonment charges. mirkarimi's attorney is asking a judge to overturn the suspension arguing it happened before he was sworn in as sheriff in a court filing city attorney says if that's true then public officials could rob banks or mug ladies before taking office and no one could do anything about it. hours from now san jose state university's president will announce whether he will make key changes to the admission guidelines. university officials are considering an end to guaranteed admission for all

qualified high school grads from santa clara county. officials have said they can't afford automatic admission guarantee after budget cuts flash flood the rule is changed it could effect 1400 south bay high school grads and community college transfers. meteorologist mike nicco off today. lisa argen is here and brings much needed rain. yes. if you are not seeing it now, there will be plenty of opportunities for it not only today, thunderstorms tomorrow an insect system thursday, friday. live doppler, -- heaviest rain napa, sonoma, it is reaching now towards the east vacaville also delta 680 wet oakland moraga, alameda, light rain also highway 24, 13 and down through san lorenzo, the southern extent of the rain is about towards fremont and union city very light returns there and looping this radar you notice green not all this is reaching the ground

san jose not seeing the rain yet but the santa cruz mountains you will get into the act later on this afternoon, throughout the evening mid and upper 50s breezy south winds, scattered showers throughout noontime, evening commute wet too, quarter of an inch to half an inch in the wettest locations if you don't see much of it today, second system thursday and friday, sunny and mild for the weekend. good morning. back to mountain view, update intersection north shoreline boulevard at wright, finally just now open they got their investigation of a fatal accident. it is open in mountain view north shoreline at wright. new accident in oakland 580 west past macarthur overturn blocking right lane at that intersection 580 at macarthur slow traffic past the scene there. we'll update that in a couple of minutes. 6:09.

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good morning. 6:13. as lisa has been telling us rain in the bay area, you see it in this live rooftop shot from our hd camera on the

embarcadero that means it is slick out there, be careful, we are tracking both the storm and the traffic. stay tuned. we are following developing news in san lorenzo. it appears a copper theft may to be blame for an early morning fire at a strip mall the fire started before 2:00 this morning. this photo was sent by the alameda county fire department it happened on the roof of this cash for gold business on the 17000 block of hesperian beautiful. investigators say the fire may have started when thiefs were trying to steal copper from the electrical system. the fire was knocked down quickly. crews say the mall will not have electricity until the wiring can be repaired. today brisbane voters go to the polls to decide whether to approve a 156 annual parcel tax to save the jobs of a third of the teachers. the tax requires 2/3 yes vote to pass. the board says it is facing a half million dollar deficit and it is already considering a merger with neighboring bay shore district.

this morning federal officials will outline new rules that will give homeowners new ways to avoid foreclosure. congress ordered changes in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. the proposal that the consumer financial protection bureau would require morning servicers to give all borrowers standardized monthly statements. they would be required to warn borrowers about interest rate or insurance changes and give them more options to avoid losing their homes. also stipulations providing foreclosure counseling to those who need it. america's teen pregnancy rate has dropped to the lowest level on record. a report from the cdc released hours ago finds from 2007 to 2010, all but three states montana, north dakota and west virginia saw a dramatic drop in the number of teen moms. arizona saw the biggest decline. new hampshire has the lowest overall rate, mississippi has the highest rate. experts say the economy may be a factor in the rate drop

along with better efforts. heads-up for women who get or give manicures. california regulators releasing report showing many nail polishes advertised as free of toxic chemicals contain high levels of those chemicals that can cause birth defects. especially concern for workers who are exposed constantly. for a complete list of the brands involved go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. there are too many to name. i took a quick look at the list most are not what you would recognize as popular store brands. you want to check out the list. 6:16. let's look at the weather. we saw the embarcadero got rain. >> it is a narrow band that continues to march east into the east bay, heaviest rains in the north bay, there's a look at wet streets outside our window and live doppler 7 hd shows lion road in the north bay out towards the delta and also jamison canyon

road, napa and sonoma have seen the wet weather, a brach to the west, into the east bay orrin dark highway 24, 580 and 680, the wet weather has been light through san ramon and further south, hayward, san lorenzo, castro valley, light showers. livermore not yet in on the act into the south bay we are looping this because there is moisture in the air, but not yet reaching the ground into morgan hill, san jose, we will look for showers throughout the day today, temperatures mild in the mid 50s 50 half moon bay, south wants gusty at times, rainy and cool -- south winds gusty at times, rainy and cool today. you may think we are getting a break and we are, but there's another system right on its heels to bring us rain thursday and friday. this system as it hits the coast kind of disorganized you can see moisture from the south, clouds. that narrow band of rain

steadily marching into the east bay, the valley and in fact the southern sierra looking at a winter storm warning. right now evening commute 6:00, pockets of pretty good downpours through the santa cruz mountains then it continues but guys more spotty. 7:00 tomorrow morning lighter green indicates chance of light rain through the afternoon, sunny breaks, unstable atmosphere, here's the second system by the afternoon on thursday, which could bring about a quarter of an inch of rain that's hear looking for with this system throughout the end of the day and the wettest location cold air in place after this system moves out which could bring snow levels down to 3,000 feet not until thursday. today we are ahead of it and it is mild up wither 50s to low 60s. -- with upper 50s to low 60s south winds. spotty light rain showers throughout the afternoon possibility of a thunderstorm tomorrow, second system maybe quarter of an inch to a half inch ends late friday paving the way for a sunny, mild,

much warmer weekend. good morning. good news back to mountain view, north shoreline boulevard closed all night long, since 9:00 last night, at wright due to a fatal accident. that investigation is wrapped up and the intersection is now open. we have a problem in oakland 580 west at macarthur overturn blocking right lane slow traffic past there. eastbound 80 at fitzgerald overturn on the right shoulder and that you will find slow not in the commute direction but you will find rubberneckers and folks looking as you head westbound on your drive towards the macarthur maze. highway 4 still not bad heading towards concord. 80 carquinez bridge to the maze east shore freeway less than 25 minutes, 22 minutes, 580 over the altamont a bit of a grind this morning. let's take a look at our waze map this is traffic spotters

you can see slow traffic as you head towards the pleasanton dublin area into livermore as well slow headed over the altamont pass on 580 give yourself a little extra time weather-wise and traffic-wise this morning. 6:20. coming up, detroit's love letter to yahoo employees. new deal that could go a long way to convincing thieves to leave your cell phone alone.

good morning. 6:23. looks like the bridge deck is getting wetter here at the golden gate. we have rain in the area. narrow band now but will spread out to cover the bay area soon. lisa will tell you when in a few minutes. we are just getting word out of silicon valley yahoo's ceo will this morning call an all-hands meeting to unveil the new structure. insiders say he and top officials worked late into the night on the reorganization and it will drastically change how the struggling company is run. the city of detroit is rolling out the welcome mat for 2,000 yahoo employees laid out last week. quicken loans started a website in hopes of luring those newly seeking job workers. they will even fly them out to detroit. yahoo is handing out pink slips to 2,000 employees or 14% of its workforce if you

would like more information go to abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. >> the biggest cell phone carriers have agreed to a new land that should make it more difficult for thieves to use a stolen cell phone. they will begin setting up a database that includes the id numbers unique to each phone. carriers will be able to use the list of permanently disabled phones that reported stolen. according to "the new york times" one out of three robberies in the u.s. now involve mobile device. this list expected to be up and running within six months. >> >> you are giving mixed opinions on the story. -- forcing you to pay more at the pump. why a judge is ordering safeway to stop selling some of the cheapest gas in the bay area. international dignatary who may be attending a new memorial for vim of the oikos shooting rampage today. -- >> reporter: suspect in the dyes of a concord man and his

daughter -- in the deaths of a concord man and his daughter may walk out of jail. what the suspect once called himself, all coming up. cold front marching through the bay area reaching east bay valleys now towards the delta and struggling to make it further south, details on what to expect for the rest of the day, the rest of the week you can check out our flight tracker if you are heading out of town, abc7news.com.

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you by mancini sleepworld. good morning 6:30 on this tuesday thank you for waking up and joining us, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas with what you are waking up to is rain. good morning. it is a very narrow band that is mainly towards the delta into the east bay now. not all of you are seeing the light rain where raining it is light and we are looking at breezy conditions into the east bay walnut creek, moraga, san ramon dublin pulling out of richmond and berkeley just makes it to around fremont coastal hills will see enhancement of this upper level moisture it is not all reaching the ground in the south bay. waves of moisture headed our way. it will be with us the next several days. good morning. slick roads, not -- no

standing water, not super heavy, but we have issues as commute is getting underway, 580 westbound past macarthur overturn blocking right lane, eastbound noncommute direction fitzgerald overturned two right lanes westbound direction slow traffic as you head too the macarthur maze we have a stalled big rig in the maze at the ramp to 880. i wanted to show you a live look before you get -- there you go, crowded headed into the maze metering lights on at the bay bridge. as a reminder you can stay with abc7 all morning for live hourly storm updates stay with us all day and go to abc7news.com for maps with street level radar using live doppler 7 hd we invite you to send your weather video to ureport. 6:31 the teen driver arrested for killing a father and his young child in concord

this weekend could walk out of jail this evening. amy hollyfield joins us live from the crash scene at treat boulevard and oak grove road to explain why the driver could be released. >> reporter: prosecutors say they need more evidence like his cell phone records. they don't know whether he was on the phone or texting at the time of the crash. someone here in concord is making that leap. they've placed a sign here at scene where the accident happened saying, please don't facebook, texan twitter and drive. -- text and twitter and drive. 41-year-old solaiman nuri and hadessa were killed riding bikes witnesses say they were hit by a cadillac suv that was speeding and lost control while changing lanes. police say the driver is a 17-year-old boy being held in a juvenile detention center on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. according to the law they have to charge him formally by 4:30

today or let him go. police say they think it is going to take a couple of weeks to get the evidencing to. he probably will be let go until police and the district attorney can figure out what to charge him with and whether to file the case in juvenile or adult court. because of his age, abc7 has decided not to release his name. a local blog is identifying him and quoting the driver's social media page where he calls himself a "race fox." witnesses say it did appear he was speeding at the time of the accident. abc 7 reached out to the driver's family but the family says they have no comments. amy hollyfield, 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. the consul general of south korea might also attend.

daily noontime concerts are being held at oikos to remember the seven victims kill. their names were red in the state assembly yesterday. today the national transportation safety board will release updated information about last year's deadly crash at the reason know air races. september 16th, a plane went out of control and slammed into the crowd, killing 11 people, including the pilot. updated information about that today and the board will make recommendations on ways to make air shows safer for pilots and spectators. the conference will be held 10:00 in reno. here's something sure to anger thousands of drivers. safeway currently selling some of the cheapest gas in the bay area is being ordered by a judge to increase prices. 20 safeway stores in california sell gas and offer a three cent per gallon discount with a safeway club card and another 10 cents off per gallon for every $100 you

spend on groceries. a group of small gas stations has filed a suit. the suit hasn't been heard yet, now a judge has indicated there's enough evidence to issue a preliminary injunction to force safeway to stop selling gas below cost. >> ouch! that's a disappoint. again, if it is a violation of the law it is appropriate. sky don't care, i want the cheap prices. that's what i care about. >> safeway says the company isn't doing anything wrong. a trial could begin as early as november. new this morning, residents in northwest oklahoma are cleaning up after at least two tornadoes touched down, damaging a county jail along with numerous vehicles. the national weather service says the tornadoes were first spotted around 5:30 yesterday afternoon. in woodward county officials say softball-sized hail knocked out windows of vehicles and caused extensive damage to every skylight at

the county jail. a child was injured by shattered glass if a car and a jail inmate was injured by falling glass from one of those skylights. 6:36. let's look out there, you can see just a little moist not coming down hard here now. exactly where you are in the bay area is going to determine what you are getting. >> lisa in for mike in morning. most of the wet weather by the delta into the east bay. here's vacaville west of vacaville looking at pretty good rain towards sonoma and napa, jamison canyon road wet as well as lyon road too the east bay dublin livermore concord light rain winds breezy, temperatures mild this continues as far south not into milpitas yet. we have a lot of moisture in the air. it will continue to rotate through throughout the afternoon in the south bay showers this afternoon and for the evening cute if you are timing out your day, they will be hit or -- evening commute,

if you are timing out your day they will be hit or miss, more scattered with more unstable air behind it, second system slated to move through the end of the week that includes friday, the giants' home opener it does look like wet, unfortunately. we'll fine-tune that friday afternoon forecast, sunny weekend on the way. something to look forward to. good morning. just getting my maps up so you can look. problem in oakland 580 westbound at macarthur boulevard, overturn on the right lane slow past the scene. if you are headed in that direction, towards the macarthur maze, elsewhere starting to get busy 80 eastbound at fitzgerald parkway pinole area overturn has two right lanes ambulance is needed injuries involved eastbound direction, unfortunately, westbound the commute direction is beginning to slow past that scene and bunch up into the east shore freeway into the maze.

speaking of the maze, 80 westbound the ram top 880 through the maze, stalled big rig blocking right lane and the maze we are getting reports of an accident 17 south santa cruz mountains at laurel that will be slowing your drive towards the san jose area. 205 this is the second accident this morning coming out of central valley at tracy boulevard, multi-car accident blocking the right lane there as you head towards the altamont pass into livermore. 6:38. >> the multi-million dollar fine coming for california's wells fargo. latest on early trading from the new york stock exchange. here's a live look at the big board. it is down, dow down 18 points. the cost of a hole in the ground what is behind the big increase in the price for the new bore at the caldecott tunnel? is it possible the new ferry for one of the best known shipwrecks which scientists played a role in

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good morning. here's a look at live doppler. we have light rain shower activity in the east bay from berkeley to orinda, 35th avenue, redwood road and norris canyon road out of the east bay into the valley then into the central valley not a lot of rain but still a lot of moisture in the air. it will be a soggy afternoon. i'll have a look at that and the week ahead, coming up.

time to check in with "good morning america" josh elliot to see what is coming up. >> i gotta ask you about alicia silverstone moms can't stop talking about that video. you know what i'm talking about? >> yes, i do. first eric, i want to say hello, i know you couldn't join us yesterday. welcome to this venture we have here. yes, kristen, we are going to see alicia silverstone turning heads, mass case chewing food for a child -- mass tick case chewing food for a child. it drops like something of a bomb here. certainly a polarizing piece of video. a lot to get to today. latest from florida as george zimmermann breaks his silence for the first time about the fight he shot trayvon martin. he could be charged as early as today, then shuns reaching a boiling point. we'll have the latest.

>> also a story that will trouble anybody who goes to the dentist regularly. new study connecting x-rays, especially the side x-rays with brain tumors. dr. bess here with details. and mystery in the ballroom. why was melissa gilbert rushed to the hospital after her dance with max. monica and brandy, feet to my right, kickoff the spring concert series in grand style. yes, you can debate for yourself, is premastication a good thing? the answer here is a resounding oh! >> mastication i don't think we've said that here. >> first for us too. new details on that billion dollar deal that has facebook friending instagram. and fines for wells fargo.

>> jane king joins us to explain. good morning. facebook use verse one question in mind what does that deal -- users have one question in mind. what does that deal for me? instagram is not going to swallow up the company users will still be able to share instagram photos on multiple platforms including rival twitter. people already tweeting about privacy concerns. and a blog posted instructions for users to delete their inextra gram accounts if they feel facebook is looking to get hands on their data. as far as markets indecisive day we are waiting for quarter results from the biggest aluminum maker alcoa. so far the dow, s&p and nasdaq little direction right now with the dow down about 12 points. s&p and nasdaq barely changed. bloomberg index up.

wells fargo hit with a three million dollar fine for overcharging bankrupt homeowners. a new orleans judge ordered the bank to fork over that money to a bankrupt couple who filed a lawsuit against wells far . the bankruptcy court found the bank overcharged them by $24,000 and violated bankruptcy laws. wells fargo says the ruling ignored changes it has made in servicing practices since the case began six years ago. >> what is the best college for your money? harvey mud in -- after working for 30 years the return on your investment is 1.7 million dollars. runners up for the best california colleges for the money, california institute of technology, stamford and clermont mckenna. that is business, live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news. san francisco giants' fans excited to get their first win of the season yesterday with

barry zito living up to his contract in a heroic way he spoiled the rockies' home opener. giants took an early 2-0 lead. zito had a terrible spring training yesterday he was on his game, striking out four with no walks. ultimately threw a complete game yes! [ unintelligible ] first shut-out since 2003 when he was with the a's. that's all anybody could talk about yesterday. >> he has that hook going that curve ball drops in he's tough to beat. >> we are going to have a curve ball in terms of the weather friday home -- [ unintelligible ] you have rain in the forecast if it is the evening it is winding down the showers. yes, you are going to have to land -- to plan on a wet showery afternoon friday downtown san francisco. it looks pretty grey out there wet pavement around the bay

this weak cold front is marching to the east you can see from live doppler we have brighter returns heavier rain towards 121, pushing towards vacaville now and fairfield much of the north bay has quieted down and the east bay is look at light rain from the san ramon valley, moraga , alameda, 35th avenue, redwood road and north canyon road, wet weather. -- castro valley and frommont the southern extent of this precip we have some still on the peninsula, redwood city not quite, around woodside, light rain. in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, still you are in that little dry pocket. light showers in the forecast for the rest of the afternoon. we are looking at this moist unstable air mass to stay with us throughout the next several days. 54 oakland, 55 mountain view. mild start with breezy southwest winds there it is, there's that narrow band of moisture the cold front we are

still looking at plenty of moisture being pumped up from the south here's a look at the rest of the afternoon, scattered showers, gets heavier towards the evening commute. 6:00 tonight, you will notice heavier showers. then behind the system and we've got the possibility of thunderstorms tomorrow into tomorrow afternoon. then it is the second system on thursday, midday, that spreads more rain and unfortunately this is what is going to last through friday snow levels lowering to around 3,000 feet, thursday afternoon into friday, today upper 50s to low 60s, scattered showers and we'll look for the rain to continue here through the evening commute. look ahead, keeps us in and out of rain showers with periods of rain through friday sunny, dry, warm for the weekend. thanks are picking up out there. not all weather-related. we've got a couple of problems, two separate in oakland. 580 west past macarthur

overturn right lane. also past highway 13 another accident. you will find slow traffic past the scene as you head through the oakland area. injury accident eastbound fitzgerald overturned two right lanes, fire and ambulance were called. we know there's a problem there. westbound continues slow past the scene as well. have an accident in the santa cruz mountains at laurel, left lane blocked there. 205 second accident this morning, coming out of central valley tracy boulevard, multi-car accident blocking the right lane. i wanted to show you east shore freeway, it is bumper-to-bumper as you head through emeryville and berkeley, we have an accident reported at gilman which would be in this area you can see traffic bunched up westbound into the macarthur maze. folks at home, breaking news from southern california. the scene where officials are trying to figure out now get in 500 pound bear out of somebody's backyard. nearby homes have been

evacuated. we'll continue to follow the story and bring more as we get it. other bear sightings in glendale over the weekend a bear broke into somebody's freezer and ate the frozen meatballs. we are learning the process of digging through a fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel took longer span expected and cost much more. 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 391 million dollar project. officials say that would come from funds set aside forsá unanticipated costs. the tunnel set to open in late 2013. we know the titanic set sail 100 years ago this week, we know what caused its demise, an iceberg. why the ship wasn't able to avoid the collision still a mystery. two new theories this morning.

one says earth was closer to the moon and sun in mid april of 1912 than it had been in 1,000 years and that could have resulted in record tides and unusually large number of icebergs in the north atlantic. k5áñ waters could have d a type of mirage that hid icebergs from the lookouts. new this morning, new info about the mega million winners in maryland. the real ones will be sharing the record 656 million dollar jackpot. the winning ticket claimed by three winners who want to remain anonymous. lottery officials did share one is a woman in her 20s, a man in his four tears and a woman in her 50s two of the three are teachers, all three work in the public school system. they've chosen the lump sum each will get 35 million dollars. all plan to keep working. the maryland mcdonald's worker who said she had the winning ticket but lost it.

lottery officials say they've never heard from her and have no other outstanding winning tickets. 6:53 recapping: the teen driver who was arrested for killing a father and his young daughter in concord could be released from jail today. >> amy hollyfield is live at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: he will be walking out into a griefing community. look at the memorial people have created where the accident happened. the community has been devastated by this loss. people are describing 41-year-old solaiman nuri as a dedicated family man and his daughter 9-year-old hadessa as a fun loving energetic girl. prosecutors say if the teenager awe accused of hitting them gets out of jail today it didn't mean he's clear in this case. they need more time to get the evidence together. state law says they have to charge him by 4:30 today or let him go the d.a. says he would rather set him free and get a solid case together

rather than rush to judgment. one thing that is taking time are the cell phone records. they want to know if he was on the phone or texting at the time. one person is not going to be waiting. they have posted a sign here at the scene this morning, it has gotten rained on, but what it says is don't facebook or tweet and drive. witnesses say the driver was speeding and changing lanes when he lost control of his suv and crashed into that family on saturday. our other top story is in san francisco it is a murder trial covered by terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: good morning. 25-year-old edwin ramos will be back on the witness stand today for a triple killing in june of 2008. three members of the same family killed that day. take a look at the scene from that day in june of 2008. ramos on the stand testifying he didn't shoot anyone he was

driving a car with a friend and he was -- and his friend mistook one of the bologna sons as a rifle gang member opening fire and killing the father and two children. ramos talked about a difficult childhood, beaten by his mother's boyfriend. the prosecution has a surviving bologna son identifying ramos as the man who pulled the trigger that day. they have 500 pieces of evidence and 100 witnesses. ramos had to explain why he was testifying with a smile on his face. he says he smiles when he's nervous. this is a case that received national attention because of san francisco's sanctuary law. ramos' visa expired and he shouldn't have been in the united states. he had many brushes with police but never turned over to u.s. immigration because of that policy in san francisco which has since been changed. he will be back on the stand today.

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. one other top story, oikos 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 concert are being held at oikos to remember the seven killed. light rain through the east bay up through the delta raining in oakland, concord, livermore just about as far south as milpitas. looks like the north bay in the clear for now peninsula, a few light rain showers. more shower activity offshore that will continue throughout the -- throughout the afternoon, thunderstorms tomorrow, another system thursday into friday. then sunny, dry, warmer. oakland two accidents near highway 13 and macarthur boulevard westbound 580, one

involving an overturn in the right lane there. if you are headed out in that area, expect delays past the scene. eastbound 580 at fitzgerald overturned right lane there and problem on 205 come from -- come going in from tracy. thank you for joining us for the abc7 news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. have a great day. see you back