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joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm terry mcsweeney in for eric thomas. first what is going to happen as you step out the door this morning. good morning to you live doppler dry low clouds and a lot of high clouds mostly cloudy now. hot spot developing now southbound 101 in central -- at the central san rafael exit. this is near the marin civic center brake lights down to the scene multiple vehicle injury accident in the center lane blocking a few lanes. we have the exclusive waze traffic app. we showed you how a traffic spotter reported the crash. it is jammed up past the civic

center now. you can see moving less than 10 miles an hour. drive time increasing causing 5 to 10 minute delays i think it is going to get worse. westbound 92 injury crash near highway 35 causing slowing eastbound towards skyline. breaking news we've been following this morning. "los angeles times" posted graphic new pictures within the last hour showing u.s. soldiers posing with the remains of suicide bombers. this is one of those pictures the times says the pictures were taken in 2010 in afghanistan. the commander of coalition forces in afghanistan is condemning these photos. general allen says the actions undermine the daily sacrifices of thousands of troops he's promising a thorough investigation. the new photos come as the u.s. military continues to deal with a series of high profile converse sees connected to the war --

controversies connected to the war including a previous controversy and deli protest in afghanistan after accidental burning of copies of qur'an by u.s. troops. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning and on abc7news.com. it wasmko÷ 106 years ago ths morning that san francisco was awakened by a major effort quake that would change the look of the city forever this morning hundreds have gathered to honor the victims and the survivors of that massive quake. amy hollyfield joins us from 20th and church where crowds have just finished their second memorial moment of the morning. you don't know this, but that fire hydrant saved my grandparents' home. >> reporter: oh terry what a significant piece of history, thank you for sharing that, i don't have anything like that to bring to the table. you should be out here. we are enjoying a moving memorial service this morning we started on market now we are at 20th and church to pay tribute to a fire hydrant this morning, an earthquake survivor helped pay tribute to

that fire hydrant this is win any hook. she helped give it, -- this is winne hook. she helped give it a new coat of paint it is credited with saving the mission district and terry's grandparents home. this annual event brings out dignataries the few remaining survivors and other residents, some in costume and one attendee explained why. >> it is important to let everybody know, this went on and this great tragedy that happened to this city and the fact that nobody gave up. we're surrounded by the legacy of 1906. the buildings, the people that live here the spirit of this city are direct relation to that event. >> reporter: the festivities started on market street this morning, two survivors were difficult event in, in a 1931 lincoln to the ceremony at

lotta's fountain the spot where survivors would meet after the quake and find their loved ones there. was a moment of silence at 5:11 this morning the exact moment the quake hit. then the fire sirens rang out to remember that moment, 3,000 people died in that earthquake in 1906. the commemoration will move over to lefty o'douls where the survivors, only a couple left, will be honored and treated to breakfast. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> i'll see you at lefty's in a little bit. just kidding. uc berkeley might have to dip into academic funds and student fees to pay for the renovation of memorial stadium. the project was supposed to be publicly funded. the "wall street journal" reports the school has only raised 31 million of the 270 million dollars it expected to generate from seat licenses and naming rights. if the goal is not met administrators told the journal they will have to tap

campus resources. divers will start searching four more south bay ponds and volunteers will be back out looking for any signs of sierra lamar. the 15-year-old morgan hill girl has been missing for more than a month. techs are pouring over data from sonar scans. they are looking for anything out of the ordinary. yesterday divers found two cars in the ponds. detectives are following up on new leads from the crime lab's analysis of evidence. the petaluma teacher shot to death by her estranged husband had been denied a restraining or. she was gunned down outside her divorce attorney's office where she had gone for help obtaining a temporary restraining order. petaluma police say they've had five contacts with the couple in the past 12 months.

san francisco agency that oversees muni has approved a plan to enforce marking -- to enforce parking meters on sundays from noon to 6 p.m.. it will go into effect next year. the agency is facing projected 53 million dollar shortfall over the next two years. the transit system board approved a pilot program granting free rides on city buses and street cars to low income youngsters. city residents must meet certain income requirements and be under eight toon to qualify. talk about -- news you can use mike's forecast advising us good times are coming. >> mike is here. look at the 24 hour temperature change.

47 santa rosa, 49 redwood city, the rest of the spread from san francisco, san rafael, napa, livermore 50, 53 in oakland and antioch. as far as what is going to happen the system moving north high clouds and low clouds this morning, high clouds will hang around even those will thin during the afternoon. i don't expect the low clouds to last past 10:00, very thin this morning low 60s along the coast mid to upper 60s san mateo, san francisco, oakland, richmond and clear lake, everybody else in the beginning. another two to four degrees of warmth tomorrow and saturday the peak of the warming trend means low to mid 80s around the bay and inland with mid to upper 60s along the coast cooler next week to

rain in the forecast. back to san rafael traffic slowing this is our hot spot this morning south 101 approaching central san rafael exit, injury accident in a couple of lanes tow trucks trying to clear it now, chp still en route traffic backed up towards the marin civic center. i want to show you the waze traffic app we have this reported by a traffic spotter 24 minutes ago, this major crash. you can see that the person we've been following in my last report, still stuck in this back up, less than 10 miles an hour. that tells me it is causing at least 5 to 10 minute delays. we'll keep you posted on the this case as they develop. -- on the delays as they develop. just ahead, bay area company's helping the state fight the spread of hiv. more reason to hit that snooze button, as if you need more reason. new information about sleep deprivation's impact on your

health. the rock legends and a motown great who will play at this year's outside land's festival.

i'm frances dinglasan. you are looking at a lot of brake lights southbound 101 san rafael. this earlier injury crash has just been cleared. however, heads-up for bay bridge commuters, new accident just reported at the toll plaza, live shot in a few

minutes. lots of hot spots now thank you. new this morning, california will test an hiv prevention pill in an attempt to slow the spread of the disease. 700 southern california gay and bisexual men and transgender women who are at high risk for contracting hiv but not infected with the disease will will be described two drug regimen. researchers at the state's hiv-aids research program hope the drug will reduce risk of contracting the disease. the pills being used to treat people already infected with hiv. for all the early birds out there new research encourages you to get back into bed. a study boston's brigham and women's hospital finds people who get fewer than five hours of sleep a night have an increased risk of type two diabetes when you shraoefp can affect your health. the study found people who sleep at varying times of the day and night have different

metabolism rates because the body's biological clock was out of sync. much anticipated list of act for this year's outside land's festival is out and includes several rock legends and a motown great. ♪ i just called to say i love you ♪ stevie wonder is going to be doing more than just calling, he will be appearing from august 10th to 12th. he will be joined by metallica, -- kneel young, crazy horse. -- and neil young, crazy horse. foo fighters norah jones, jack white, beck and big boy, 60 acts in all tickets go on sale noon thursday. go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. kristen upset that ac/dc is

not going to be there. >> -- here's a look at low clouds rolling across the bay area hills, specifically the east bay hills from vollmer peak this morning. you can see how low and thin they are that's why we haven't had flight arrival delays into sfo. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures still in the upper 40s napa, santa rosa, livermore and redwood city los gatos 45 else low to mid 50s santa cruz and gilroy mid 40s, watsonville, salinas, monterey low to mid 50s this afternoon high clouds and sun and warming trend that begins today that could put news the

80s way from the coast friday, saturday and sunday more clouds cooler weather next week no rain in this forecast. you might want to try that sprinkler system. low to mid 70s in the south bay today, los gatos 75 warm spot peninsula mainly low to mid 70s millbrae and san mateo farther north you are, the cooler mid to upper four -- mid to upper 60s. low 60s daily city and the sunset, downtown south san francisco mid 60s. sausalito 65 the coast 57 in bodega bay mid to upper 60s east bay shore, 70 fremont mid to upper 70s today east bay valleys concord and dublin fairfield at 74 mid to upper 70s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister, low to mid 60s

carmel and monterey. giants game, third game in the set, 715 first pitch cool and dry, 61 dropping to 56°. won't be as breezy as yesterday. upper 40s tonight. partly to mostly cloudy sky. you can see cold front to our north as is the rain. warm front down to the south going to push this warmer weather into our neighborhoods. we'll be about 4 to 10° warmer saturday when the heat peaks with low to mid 80s around the bay. live shot of the bay bridge toll accident in the middle lanes approaching the tolls, people are out of their vehicles trying to exchange information. here's a live shot, traffic is backed up towards the 880 over crossing cannes find the accident, metering -- can't find the accident, metering lights were turned on. southbound 101, san rafael,

moving now here past the marin civic center heavy traffic approaching it, this earlier injury crash at the central san rafael exit cleared to the lincoln off-ramp. drive time still slow, 12 minutes from highway 37 to 580, things are starting to improve through san rafael, still a slow ride. also, earlier overturn crash we can show you with the waze traffic app, westbound 92 past skyline, it has been out there for a while. look at how it is causing slowing, even 13 miles an hour past skyline boulevard. of course, you can have this information while you commute go to abc7news.com/waze to download the free app and become a traffic spotter. 6:19. >> if you follow kristen sze on twitter you can find out why she considers herself a decision ork for something she did this morning that's up to

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they won't be able to stay anonymous, illinois law requires lottery winners go public. two other jackpot winners kansas and maryland decided to remain anonymous. furniture giant ikea is entering the electronics business. it announced it would begin selling a new line of the entertainment centers including flat panel hd-tv's blu-ray players -- still ahead, how did it happen latest on a fire leaves several without a home. menlo park's deal for facebook. why the city is giving the social media giant a green light to expand its new campus. >> reporter: if you build it, they will come or at least buy the seats maybe not the case at cal i'm katie marzullo live at uc berkeley fundraising for the new memorial stadium has come up short guess who could end up paying?

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good morning. wednesday april 18th, i'm terry mcsweeney in for eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. the sun is rising just about now once it gets going it is not going to stop with the

tomorrow . >> not as golden as i would have liked that shot but we are working on that. >> it is behind the mountains or hills, sunrise officially in san francisco any second now you will start to see that golden hue that terry wants to see. we'll find it on a different tower cam just to appease him. he's kind of needy like that. not really, he's great. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s except antioch atrophyy five, look at how warm from low 60s at the coast to -- to mid 50s inland. earlier crash approaching the bay bridge toll, metering lights on backed up towards the 880 over crossing 10 15 wait now in san rafael traffic almost fully recovered, 53 miles an hour, sluggish because of an earlier multiple

injury accident. drive time 10 minutes. earlier overturn crash westbound 92 past skyline still showing slowing out of san mateo. right now let's give you breaking news. new update we've been following this story since 4:30 this morning. the united states military is con dealing new photos posted by the "los angeles times" in the last two hours. photos show what are said to be members of the army's 82nd airborne division smiling as they pose with the remains of suicide bombers. the pictures were taken in 2010 in afghanistan. the commander of coalition forces in afghanistan general allen says, the actions undermine the daily sacrifices of thousands of troops. also warns that posting the photos could endanger u.s. troops in afghanistan. he's promising a thorough investigation. these new foe coast come as the u.s. military continues --

new photos come as the u.s. military continues to deal with the -- we'll continue to follow this breaking story throughout the morning and on abc7news.com. this morning uc berkeley's football team has a new problem they got that beautiful renovation going on for the stadium. now the question comes up, who going to pay for it? katie marzullo join us live from the stadium. what is the answer to that one? >> reporter: good morning. the students aren't going to like the answer. this is from the wall treat journal, newspaper did some math here's how it pants out renovations are supposed to cost 321 million dollars, the university was hoping to make 270 million dollars through private donations. as of december they've only received 31 million dollars. so, that is the big question, who is going to make up the difference? the wall treat journal's

quoting university officials says the money could come from campus funds that includes students'ties not new fees, but moving fees that might otherwise be used for academics staoufpl dens are sure to be outraged if it comes to pass they are already paying more for tuition tuition up 17% last year in the wake of state budget cuts to the university and the hikes are going to keep coming for the next four years tuition is expected to go up between 8 and 16%. the university's part they say they had to renovate the stadium it lights on top of a fault they say the majority is for safety, 70% of the renovations are for earthquake safety reasons. the private endowments that was supposed to pay for the bulk of the renovation the university was hoping it would come from seating endowments and naming rights, but the team hasn't been doing that well so not as many people bid

on that as thought, i -- katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> hopefully next season. right now hundreds of local residents have gathered to mark the 1067th anniversary of the devastating nine -- 106th anniversary of the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire. mayor lee and others gathered with two quake survive as the lotta's fountain. the group moved to church and 20th to repaint the fire hydrant that many believe saved the mission district the quake and fire kill 3,000 people. the survivors went to work -- to build the city quicker and better than it had been. apartment fire damaged eight homes fire started after 9:00 last night at the delta

pines on sycamore drive took 40 firefighters a half an hour to knock this down six apartments severely damagedded by smoke and fire two others water and smoke damage no word on how many were displaced. fire chief says nobody was injured two were taken to the hospital as a precaution. new facebook expansion. last night the city council voted to approve a deal that will enable the company to bring founds more employees to its new headquarters -- bring thousands more employees to the -- also new, the san francisco police department has opened an investigation into a deadly yacht racing accident off the farallon islands. the vessel crashed after being hit by two large waves saturday one boater killed,

four missing and presumed dead, three rescued. the farallons belong to the city of san francisco and the san francisco police are in charge of any accident investigations. we are learning that a narrow window for salvaging the low speed chase opens this morning. the salvage would have to be stopped once nesting season begins. >> they don't want the birds disturbed during nesting season. >> low speed chase has to be airlifted off the rocks to protect the environment. if it is not salvaged in the next few days the operation will have to be put on hold until october. poor meteorologist mike nicco has been working so hard to bring up that golden hue as the sunrises this morning, just for you terry. >> he's found it, mike miss going! -- mike, nice going!

>> is that the sound of the sunrise? >> yeah, i couldn'ty of anything else. low clouds going away by 10:00 high clouds filler our sun during the afternoon not dropping anything in the way of rain. a little breeze out there especially along the coast north wind nine at half moon bay, 17 through the san bruno gap to sfo. southwest wind 12 concord. i don't think it will will be as breezy as yesterday especially during the afternoon. for the morning, be aware of that. temperatures upper 40s to low 50s mild with this partly sunny to mostly cloudy morning. by noon we'll see high clouds upper 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s in most other neighborhoods. low 60s along the coast into san francisco mid to upper 60s bay shore low to mid 70s east bay valleys and the santa clara valleys.

pollen, tree high with mold, grass, just moderate. temperatures 4 to 10° warmer saturday. here's frances with an accident update. >> we've been following the bay bridge toll because of an earlier crash approaching the tolls, luckily it was cleared quickly and it didn't have a huge impact on traffic. westbound 80 traffic towards the bay bridge still moving through the maze, westbound 580 backed up to the 880 overcrossing. live shot of the san mateo bridge, no major trouble now westbound out of hayward towards foster city and san mateo it has been slow westbound heading out towards half moon bay, you can see that with the exclusive waze traffic app this is because of earlier overturned crash that happened almost an hour ago reported by one the traffic spotters. we have a traffic spotter right now moving through the

area at 25 miles an hour. looks like traffic is slow as you can see that person was heading eastbound, there is steve 1027 heading towards skyline moving at 40 miles an hour. slow traffic in both directions on highway 92. golden gate bridge looking good at this point. that earlier accident central san rafael cleared traffic recovered. abc7news.com/waze is the place to go to have information when you need it. 6:39 now. >> it appears wall street could be in for a rough ride today. live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. here is a live look at the board. dow starting off down 65 points. last minute policy change in sacramento that could mean you have overpaid your taxes or that you haven't paid enough, one of the two. plus, a movie about the oscar grant shooting. who is in line to star in the

planned drama? it

. welcome back. california forecast check out the rain in the northwest corridor good news if you don't want to deal with it that's where it is going to stay other than a stray shower possible around tahoe 59° for you, 71 chico mostly cloudy. mid to upper 70s sacramento, fresno, l.a. 76.

palm springs 94° today. 6:44 now. >> time to check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on gma. kristen, welcome back. real quick, note to self, you and eric never seem to work at least not together. [ laughing ] >> 14 weeks of vacation at least. >> you gotta work here. >> wow! i mean sweet -- i'm dragging myself out of bed every single calendar day. if it ends in y, i'm working it and out there it is like hey, one off, five off, two on, 12 off that is not bad. and you mock me with that california forecast. this is a rough day. welcome back kristen good to have you, terry good morning to you, good morning to everybody in the bay area,

including the jeff family all my friends -- i also want to get into the show. i know i'm sure this is a story you have been addressing this morning. we have the latest on this just brutal story out of houston. this kidnapping, a young mother gunned down in her pediatrician's parking lot, her three day old son ripped from her arms many new details on the woman who stand accused of killing that new mother. another story equally as shocking, a car crashing into a crowded supermarket. i know you feel like you've seen stuff like this before. you -- it will shock you to find out no one was seriously injured. we have the video, straight an help. we'll be shifting gears. a dancing duel not to be missed. the ultimate battle in the ballroom last night two final couples having a dance-off it was the end for singer gavin degraw his partner, they flew

overnight to join us here in the studio. gavin could not be a nicer guy, especially as sleep deprived as we usually are here in new york when we are going into work each and everyday. no won kerr you -- no wonder you look bright eyed you work the one on, 12 off schedule. >> hey, hey, the california way can we say! >> i gotta get back. take me back, please. >> emotional josh elliot this morning. >> can't wait to see the show, thank you. more news now. the state franchise tax board has made a late decision that could save taxpayers hundreds of thousands. those taxpayers may have to amend their returns to get the savings. last fall the franchise tax announced guidelines for taxpayers warning they could no longer deduct certain items from their property tax bill including the cost of mosquito abatement and local school and library fees. the only item that could be deducted were the taxes based

on the affect -- assessed value of the property. after hearing from the irs the board has reversed its possession causing many to review their returns. >> i'm disappointed in the fact that this was revealed at the last minute. i certainly intend to amend my return and take advantage of the additional deductions, because it is worth enough for me to do it. >> a franchise tack board spokesman says the board is exploring remedies for taxpayers tripped up by the change. new movie planted about oscar grant. the day leading up to his killing on a bart platform three years ago by a bart police officer. his family has signed a deal for the independent film, titled "fruitvale." name after the bart station where grand was shot in 2009. the brainchild of east bay filmmaker who is writer and director.

oscar winner octavia spencer has signed on to play grant's mother. she hopes it will be a teaching tool. >> we want people of color to see the disadvantage that we have. we want them to learn from what happened with oscar to try to stop that from happening to anyone else. >> actor michael b jordan said to be in talks to play grant. production could begin in july. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the latest on early trading. good morning. intel and ibm in the computer industry, reporting some of the slowest sales growth in years. they are being hurt by a slow down triggered by the european debt crisis. shares this morning intel and ibm both lower as investors

respond to this lower in the broader markets as well, dow, s&p, nasdaq all in the red bloomberg index slightly lower. one company has had so much bad news but doing well today yahoo after struggling for years actually better than expected earnings also reporting first quarterly sales increase since 2008. online ad market is exploding. even on the down day stocks yahoo shares trading higher. delta airlines trying to push through another fare hike, $10 to $20 round trip for last minute trips like seven days within -- within departure. if you are looking for a better travel deal and hoping to go in the state of california how does one dollar sound?

greyhound expanding nonstop express service in the west coast starting may 2nd, including san francisco and oakland to los angeles and another route to l.a. from sacramento. promotional fares are a dollar each way on mygreyhound express.com. i'm jane king. >> you are talking to people just back from the caribbean and hawaii. >> you know what, good thing meteorologist mike nicco going to continue the warmth to raebg mate our bodies. >> -- to reacclimate our bodies. we've only hit 80 so far this year at the official reporting stations that would be santa rosa on february 22nd when livermore hit 79, concord hit 78.

here's a look at high clouds and low clouds high clouds hang around this afternoon, low clouds go away around 10:00. they've allowed temperatures the lack of clouds earlier overnight to drop cooler, upper 40s, santa rosa, napa. around the monterey bay, santa cruz and gilroy upper 40s, low to mid 50s monterey, salinas and watsonville. high clouds, sun warming trend starts today. we could have 80s away from the coast the bay will see 80s, friday to sunday more clouds, cooler, dry next week. low to mid 70s south bay today cupertino, santa clara, 73°. millbrae, san mateo, 66 and 69. low 60s for most of the coast except pacifica 59°. mid 60s downtown south san francisco north 57, 65

sausalito, inland upper 60s to low 70s. mid to upper 60s east bay shore warmest fremont at 70, more sun and warmer weather inland east bay valleys, mid to upper 70s, 74 concord towards dublin. 75 and santa cruz 64 monterey today mid to upper 70s inland. giants' game we pulled one out yesterday 4-2 win gotta win today to win the series 7 live between -- 715 first pitch. storm system passing to our north today, once it passes high pressure takes over check out temperatures they peak saturday mid 60s along the coast low to mid 80s of us. -- for the rest of us. new accident southbound --

highway 87 northbound towards downtown san jose southbound still clear i want to go to the maps to show you where the crash is causing slowing even in the northbound direction approaching the scene northbound 101 also little bit slow around 40 miles an hour near the capital expressway. it is causing slowing, but not awful at this point. chp is trying to clear it. southbound 101 in san rafael has recovered from an earlier injury crash at the central san rafael exit. live shot bay bridge toll backed up to the 880 overcrossing. let's our top stories. graphic new photos posted in the "l.a. times" creating a new controversy for the u.s. military. >> photos show what are believed to be members of the army's 82nd airborne division posing with the remains of suicide bombers. military officials saying the

actions dishonor the sacrifices of hundreds of thousands of american service members. a full investigation said to be getting underway. in an hour from now, volunteers will be back out looking for any signs of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. divers will resume searching ponds. she has been missing more than a month. we've just learned that the petaluma teacher shot to death by her estranged husband sunday had been denied an emergency restraining order a week earlier. the 43-year-old mother of four was gunned down outside her divorce attorney's office. right now city officials and hundreds of others are joining survivors of the great 1906 earthquake and fire to mark the 106th anniversary of that disaster. >> amy hollyfield is live with the tribute. >> reporter: it has been a moving tribute. they've been traveling around the city they moved on but left flowers here at the fire hydrant at 20th and church

street which played an important role after the 1906 quake. 106-year-old earthquake survivor winnie hook was here to give its annual new coat of paint this hydrant kept palm ing water during the fires and credited for saving the mission district. festivities started on lotta's fountain two survivors were there, with dignataries, residents, emergency workers all there to remember the quake. the phone continue is where survivors met up with their families after the quake. 3,000 people died when that quake hit at 5:11 in the morning, back in 1906. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. within lastkkcheck of the forecast. nice one here's mike nicco. absolutely if you like the warm sunshine, it is on the way, we are cloudy this morning but increasing sun this afternoon, good morning, upper 40s to low 50s in most

areas 55 antioch, 45 in los gatos. the clouds are thin enough no flight arrival delays. clouds in the high variety during the afternoon low 60s along the coast upper 50s, 59 pacifica, and 57 around bodega bay. low to mid 70s for everybody else. partly to mostly cloudy tonight, temperatures mile in the low to mid 50s check out the next couple of days near 80 inland thursday, friday, state, sunday near 80 around the bay friday, saturday, sunday mid to upper 60s at the coast. bay bridge toll backed up towards the 880 overcrossing, not bad considering we had a crash approaching the tolls. injury accident in the south bay san jose southbound 87 approaching the expressway, with our waze traffic maps traffic moving 16 miles an hour heading to the scene

typical delays elsewhere, including westbound 237. a traffic spotter reported it is slow in that direction. that does it for this edition of the abc7 news we'll be back at 7:24 with more. >> have a great day and we'll see you back here tomorrow! >> have a great day and we'll closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc xx ♪ [ male announcer ] instead, try the new subway smokehouse barbecue chicken, big bbq taste 6 grams of fat. subway. eat fresh.