good morning. if you are flying back east you might want to peck delays. but our weather? delays at sfo 75 minutes, philadelphia, a lot of delays will develop along the east coast because of that nor'easter. back at home, marine layer is back when you step out, cloudy, mild, 50s, drizzle to be had no real organized areas of wet weather showing up on live doppler. temperatures in the low to mid 50s now. visibility okay. we could have traffic problems because of the wet drizzle. good morning. we have traffic problems in the milpitas area this

accident just happened in that westbound direction of 237, a traffic spotter is really coming through for us this morning, telling bus this accident. west -- telling us about this accident. westbound, traffic beginning to slow through the area. thank you for that information. also getting information about 10 minutes ago saying all the cars are off to the right. you will see some slow traffic approaching the scene. on to the rest of the commute heading for the san mateo bridge westbound at the limit so far approaching the toll. that's the commute. 6:02. hours from the formal effort to remove suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi from office will get underway. event actually, mirkarimi and mayor ed lee are expected to testify. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with more. >> reporter: good morning.

mirkarimi tried to resolve this in the courtroom, that didn't go his way. now fight for his job moves to city hall. ross mirkarimi's hearing will begin today for the ethics commission. today there won't be any testimony, instead the attorneys will meet and will work on the process. they will decide how the hearing will the executive director is hoping for a drama-free hearing. the plan right now is for this to be argued mostly in briefs not with many witnesses. they will be talking that and who will need to give testimony and when later. that will be part of the discussion today this is not expected to be a fast process it could take several weeks. this commission doesn't have much power. it will make a recommendation to the board of supervisors. the supervisors will decide if mirkarimi should keep his job as sheriff. he was suspended last month after entering a guilty plea

to a domestic violence-related charge. mr. mirkarimi was surprised and upset by the suspension, suspended without pay. he tried to get the court to throw it out, that didn't happen. now, the procedure will make its way through city hall. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 6:04 now. the highway patrol is investigating an early morning hit-and-run crash in oakland. it left a car burning northbound i-880. the accident happened before 3:00 this morning near 7th street. the driver of the car that burned got out with minor injuries. crews will be out this morning working to repair the guardrail. classes resume today for oikos university students less than a machine after six colleagues -- than a month after six colleagueses and receptionists were shot to death. they will hold classes in fremont.

a lot of people have been stopping by to give support. katie marzullo will have a live update at 6:30. police are looking for a prowler who tried to break into a home in a normally quiet north bay neighborhood. sausalito police say a man tried to enter a home through an unlocked backdoor a neighbor confronted the man and he ran. authorities from a number of neighboring agencies searched the area with a police dog but did not locate the prowler. this week a salvage crew will try to recover the yacht grounded on the farallon islands. special care will need to be taken to remove it from the wildlife refuge. flotilla of 100 boats paid tribute. 6:05.

senate homeland security chair will send questions and hold hearings to determine if the prostitution scandal was isolated. we are learning a female secret service chief is being credited with containing the scandal. paula reed was recently promoted to boss for the miami field office and all of south america she was in colombia when she heard about a prostitute complaining she had not been paid. quickly she notified washington and rounded up 11 agents and sent them home before president obama arrived. >> i can help but wonder if there had been more women as part of that detail, if this would have happened? >> six of the 11 agents have been forced out in the wake of the scandal. there are reports this morning that a 12th agent has been suspended. more agents are expected to

resign or be let go in the next week or so. police in tucson, arizona will resume the search for a missing 6-year-old girl. investigators revealed police found something suspicious while searching for isabel. they won't say what it is. isabel has been missing since early saturday morning. her parents last saw her friday night in her bedroom. >> you don't think anything like that would happen to you. all of a sudden you wake up and you are in that sane o'scenario. you are angry, upset, frustrated -- confused. police found a window to her bedroom open and they will only say they found a possible entry point. 6:07. we have cooler temperatures headed our way which is a darn good thing when your air conditioner goes out in your vehicle. >> it was a little miserable over the weekend, we have natural ac this morning. >> absolutely back for all of us.

our temperatures right now in the mid to upper 50s. it is cloudy, even patchy drizzle possible the next couple of hours. all that pulls back to the coast except north bay. best chance of drizzle this afternoon around bodega bay. mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, low to mid 60s bay shore up into the north bay valleys, south bay mid to upper 60s, east bay valleys still warmest sunshine first today, upper 60s to low 70's most of us should see sunshine by noon or 1:00 except along the coast, san francisco and north bay where going to be stubborn for most of the day. everybody is high today except

ragweed, tree, grass and mold. make sure you table the medicine if you have to. tomorrow a lot like -- a lot like today, sunshine quicker in more areas slight warming trend chance of rain and showers wednesday and thursday, dry and warmer saturday and sunday. good morning. still watching this accident in the milpitas area westbound 237 beyond mccarthy in san jose, getting information from our traffic spotters on the waze traffic app. looks like traffic is beginning to slow heading through the area. westbound 237 beyond mccarthy this accident to the right. hearing from a traffic spotter saying all lanes are open but slow heading through there. that's the commute. our time is 6:09. a safety warning for thousands of new school buses. the mechanical defect that has prompted a federal

investigation. warning for golden gate commuters the unlikely protesters who could day your trip across. internal document that raises new questions for pg&e. how the company was warned about faulty pipeline welds more than a decade before the deadly

a day of action planned by labor groups may 1st, it could include an occupy-related morning blockade of the

golden gate bridge bay protesters. today the examiner reports it could coincide with plans by union toll takers to possibly go on strike over changes to their retirement and health care plans. if any of the unions in the golden gate bridge coalition opt to strike the occupy movement says they would spring into action, blocking traffic on the bridge. >> the federal government is investigating 5,000 school buses that could have mechanical defects. the probe focuses on 2008 models. there have been three reports of buses stalling because of a problem with the fuel injection system. the stalls have not caused accident or injuries. the manufacturer says it is cooperating with investigators. new document indicates back in 1989, pg&e weld defects on the same pipeline that caused the deadly san bruno explosion. the memo describes a leak about nine miles south of where the disaster happened. the chronicle reports the document was turned in last

month, well after the conclusion of state and federal investigations. the memo indicates the likely cause of the leak was a defective seam weld, the same problem that contributed to the san bruno blast. >> san bruno neighborhood that burned in the explosion is greener today thanks to the efforts of 113-year-old boy. -- thanks to efforts of one 13-year-old boy. 250 volunteers planted trees and bulbs in all he raised $4,000 for his project that money paid for 30 citrus trees and other greenery to help heal the fire zone on glen view drive. >> it means not only a tree and maybe a source of food and fruit but maybe a token of hope and like the renaissance of san bruno may be beginning. >> very heartfelt thanks from us and our neighbors.

>> patty and her husband steve lost their home in the 2010 fire they picked out a lemon tree to be planted when their new home is finished next year. time for a look at our local forecast >> we did a little of that too yesterday nice to be out, not too hot compared to saturday. we had ice cream. good morning. here's a look at what is going on now as you step outside it is cloudy, breeze blowing in from the ocean winds of change are here, also causing flight arrival delays into sfo, 75 minutes use that flight tracker, abc7 news.com. now the temperature most of news the mid 50s upper 50s technically, 57 oakland, fremont, mountain view and san jose. around the monterey bay clouds even patchy drizzle like we

are going to deal with this the next hour, here low to mid 50s gilroy 51. the afternoon the clouds go back to the coast where the drizzle stays except north bay you are going in the clouds for the better part of the afternoon. for the rest of us, sun, cooler than questioned. scattered showers wednesday, thursday, die, sunny warmer for the weekend -- dry, sunny warmer for the weekend. for today, a look at that 24 hour -- excuse me highs compared to average. napa 66, san francisco 58. redwood city 65. 6:23, we won't see the sunrise we should see it set most of us at 7:53. clouds spilling into the north

bay, drizzle hanging around. low to mid 60s north bay valleys throughout the bay shore upper 60s south bay warmest upper 60s to low 70s east bay valleys. we'll have upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, sunshine in most areas by about noon then not much even after that. around the monterey bay, cloudy, upper 50s to near 60 watsonville, more sunshine morgan hill, gilroy mid to upper 60s. clouds return tonight drizzle more dominant north bay valleys low to mid 70s the rest of us mid 50s. -- low to mid 50s the rest us in the mid 50s. jet stream moves this low will migrate towards us when it gets close enough wednesday and thursday that's we'll get a chance for rain and showers

temperatures cooler than today. once we get to friday, drier still cool saturday, sunday more sun and warmer. hope you a great day. a new accident. we were watching this problem emeryville area westbound 80 approaching powell street no lanes shutdown this can back-up traffic fast westbound 80 approaching powell two-car accident off to the right. so far traffic seems to be okay passing the scene. also a smooth morning for mass transit, no delays for the bart system, caltrain or muni, if you plan on catching a train into work, so far everything is as it should be. no big delays for mass transit. golden gate commute, southbound good leaving southern marin into san francisco, keep in mind this friday night doyle drive will be shutdown in both directions that closure extends through the weekend you want to bay bridge or richmond san rafael as your

alternate. some slow traffic here at the bay bridge toll, the metering lights are on traffic is backed up from the 880 overcrossing. that's the morning commute. >> 6:20. three baby falcons will get visitors today. what each bird will get to track where they go. lost and found. this soccer ball's incredible journey why it has become a symbol of japan's recovery after the with the variations of the google name. those are your tech bytes, i'm rob nelson. ns

welcome back. today the giants will play a doubleheader in new york. my kid is thinking about skipping out on school so he could watch. rain postponed the game against the mets lincecum will start the first game and bumgardener will start the second game. a's closed out series with a 5-1 win over cleveland. smith hit his first homerun since coming to oakland. starter tyson ross celebrated his 25th birthday by getting the win. a's will host the white sox tonight. >> your son may want to stay home but -- >> no way. a special soccer ball will board a flight to japan last month. the ball is one of the first pieces of we brie -- of

-- washed ashore in alaska it belonged to a 16-year-old . three falcons nesting on a san francisco highrise will get visitors today. this video tan a few minutes ago shows one chick just waking up, so cute scientists will be putting id bands on each leg of all three chicks starting 1:00 this afternoon. nice view. >> you bet. >> :25. a hero foils a robbery attempt at an oakland gas station. next how a truck driver risked his life to stop a hold-up. occupy protesters back at

any the east the uc owned property they are calling their latest encampment. >> reporter: most students will return to class today when they do they will be greeted by a memorial that covers the front entrance, stark remind better the massacre that occurred. flight arrival delays into sfo nearly 75 minutes also into philadelphia a lot of delays will develop up in new england today. use our flight tracker at

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good morning. 6:30 thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. it is monday, april 23rd. thank you for being here what is the weather going to be like? that's the question we are asking. cloudy skies, what are we in store for? >> i don't know but it looks knowing like the weekend. >> we flipped the switch you can see the marine layior of clouds even drizzle during -- lay -- layer of clouds even drizzle. if you are leaving now temperatures mid to upper 50s. we'll talk about showers in a few minutes. now your first look at traffic. commuters can expect slow traffic through emeryville. we've been watching this

accident westbound 80 approaching powell off to the shoulder. traffic spotters telling us the traffic is very slow heading through the area. we are hearing it is just moving at 10 miles per hour. we'll move on to the rest of the commute. bay bridge dive, 15 minute delays at the pay gates. -- >> 6:31 we have developing news in oakland, search underway for a woman who tried to hold-up a convenience store at gunpoint last night that attempt was foiled by a hero. police say before 10:00 the driver of a gasoline delivery truck saw what was happening inside this store. they say a woman was pointing a gun at the clerk and making threats to shoot him if he didn't hand over the money. the truck driver grabbed the woman and the struggle for the gun was on. >> an employee in fear of safety of his fellow co-workers was able to wrestle the gun away from the suspect.

the suspect then fled on foot without any loss or anybody getting hurt. >> another customer in the store said he was very thankful for the bravery of that truck driver. this morning the oakland university that was the scene of a massacre will hold classes for the first time since the tragedy three weeks ago. katie marzullo is live at oikos university with the preparations and emotions. >> reporter: the emotions will be raw, no question. they may intensify as students arrive. the memorial has grown on the front steps, it is touching besides the flowers with there are teddy bears and hand -- there are teddy bears and handwritten notes. not all students are returning some have said they cannot return to this university.

the classroom where the majority of the shootings took place will not be use tad will stay closed indefinitely. the nursing program, the hardest hit, the six students killed from the nursing program, the 7th victim the receptionist. because of that the nursing program has been moved, it is going to take place in fremont. one of the survivors told us over the phone yesterday she could never return to this oakland campus but she wants to pass her state exam in honor of the victims. the kpaopby is rooting for the school and students -- the community is rooting for the school and students. >> this was the area, when i first her the story, it just touched our heart, the fact these people were here trying to get a degree itch >> the school can't stay closed. -- they have students that want to finish what they started. it can't stay closed.

>> reporter: the suspected shooter one goh also a nursing student he dropped out of the university and might have been involved in a dispute with administrators over getting his tuition back. he's charged with seven murders and several attempted murders. the president of the university has told us his decision to reopen the university is based in christianity this is a small christian college. he says students and the school must overcome. katie marzullo, abc7 news. suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi faces his first hearing before the ethics commission today. the commission will decide now to proceed with his case. no testimony is expected today. oral arguments are not to begin for several weeks. friday judge rejected mirkarimi's request to overturn his suspension on official misconduct charges. mirkarimi was suspended after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge in a domestic violence case involving his wife. the ethics commission will

submit a recommendation to the board of supervisors which will vote on whether to remove him from office. right now a group calling itself occupy the farm is camped out in al ban in yesterday for earth day they took over a 10 acre plot of land that uc berkeley owns and plans to develop they broke into a locked gate and beganning the soil and planting seeds. the occupiers say they want to see it transformed into an urban farm. so far, university police have declared it a crime scene and say occupiers are subject to arrest. there have been no confrontations with police. :35. the florida neighborhood watch volunteer charged with second degree murder in the death of and you armed teenager is at a secret location after being let out jail overnight. george zimmerman posted a $1 -- posted $150,000 and left in

the middle of the night. zimmerman was granted bail by a judge but must wear a tracking device. >> i think there is still a lot of emotions around the case we are worried some of those emotions are still negative and that may play out against george. >> i didn't think he would be able to get out until there was skin of trial. >> they better not let -- there was some kind of trial. >> they better not let him get out here ain't no telling what might happen. >> zimmerman claims he shot 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense. 6:36. you gotta love spring, right the flip-flopping we get sometimes. >> absolutely. i'm sure they love spring back wiese that nor'easter. rain, the snow, delays into -- philadelphia delays that will develop up to boston possible, some rain could keep the giants from playing again tonight. kind of a mess up there.

we have our own situation here. good morning. even though the visibilities say unlimited we have that low cloud deck marine layer clouds are backdropping scattered drizzle for the morning compute thick along the coast five mile visibility at half moon bay. winds you could see marine layer develop here, west wind gusting to 35 at fairfield going up through san pablo bay across the delta into the central valley. we have drizzle along the coast, clouds everywhere through 8:00, watch east bay valleys and south bay the first to see the sunshine around 10, 11:00 by noon low to mid 60s east bay valleys everybody else mid to upper 50s everybody else gets the sun by noon except for the coast north bay valleys also where we could have drizzle,

upper 50s, low 60s there the rest of us mid to upper 60s pollen high today across all categories will be again tomorrow, rain wednesday and thursday will help. we are still watching this accident in the emeryville area westbound 80 approaching powell street, two-car accident off to the right, slow heading through there, all lanes open one of those cars facing the wrongway. as we move to the rest of the commute, golden gate drive, southbound moving well approaching the toll. major injury accident in the clearing stages in lax spur they are clean -- that's a look at the commute. trading is underway on wall street. the dow not happy this morning, down 119 points. powerful spring storm

pummeling the northeast how residents are bracing for heavy rain and snow. security warning for anybody with a computer. how an infectious virus could log you off the internet, permanently.

welcome back. california forecast look at how quiet it is on live doppler. drizzle along the coast from eureka to big sur 63 morning

clouds give way to afternoon sun mid 60s around san diego and l.a.. 93 in palm springs, 85 fresno. record 71 possible today in tahoe. developing news out of los angeles. an american airlines flight from hawaii, the big island, has just made an emergency landing at l.a.x. in the past hour. flight 246 from kona reported engine trouble before it was scheduled to land in los angeles. the boeing 757 landed safely, without incident. there were 147 passengers and crew onboard, nobody was hurt. time to check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america." we know you guys are celebrating a special anniversary of a certain someone on the show this morning. yes, her name, rhymes with robin roberts, her 10th anniversary today. sits to my left.

she has been saying all morning, a decade of being sleep derived is tremendous. they come no better. she is a wonderful friend and colleague. she makes our job here feel like anything but. we are happy. she has a lot of special friends who stop by and wish her the best. that celebration will continue all morning. we have a big show as women. the news out of florida overnight, at accused neighborhood watch shooter george zimmerman released from jail after midnight wearing a bulletproof vest and an ankle bracelet. his ultimate destin -- destination remains a secret. a story out of arizona the desperate search now for this 6-year-old tucson girl who disappeared from her home in the middle of the night. evidence suggests she was snatched from her bedroom and we'll have the latest on the investigation there. also, lighter note, interview

with kirstie alley everything from her "dancing with the stars" stint and her love life and secret affairs behind the scenes in the ballroom. our spring concert series, this morning a treat we have a vince gil crooning an -- along with chris boti. all here on "good morning america". the fbi says it has broken up a huge international computer hacking scheme. hundreds of thousands of web users could lose internet service as a consequence. the bureau says the hackers infected more than half a million computers around the world with a virus that can let scammers penetrate firewalls, disable anti-virus programs and takeover pc's. the fbi has delayed had shutting down its network

because it could cut off web service to the victims. the network will be turned off july 9th. the permanent traitors have been arrested. go to abc7news.com for a link to the website that will check your computer for the virus and tell you how to get rid of it. big day for adobe systems. >> jane king joins us from the new york stock exchange braving that nor'easter to bring us business news. definite negative tone here this morning. problems in the cereal business. kellogg warning about profits political uncertainty in holland, france, kellogg the nation's biggest cereal maker also concern about holland may be losing its aaa rating following a government collapse there. wal-mart shares under pressure.

investors responding to that "new york times" story about how wal-mart paid bribes in mexico. wal-mart says it is looking into what happened. it has hired outside experts to recrew compliance. -- to review compliance. dow down 142 points the low of the session. europe and china talking about economic slow downs. bloomberg index down a half percent. an bode making first push into prescription- ed software. unveiling the late -- latest addition of creative suites. one version will be delivered over the internet for $50 a machine. adobe leasing the -- software. we'll see how the shares are doing in response to that. i'm jane kings, bloomberg news.

-- we've got an answer to a mystery loud noise and bright light in the sky yesterday morning was likely caused by a meteor smashing into the sierra. people reported hearing the sonic boom that rattled windows. scientists say the boom came from a debris cloud left the comet during its annual fly by. >> my dogs jumped. >> it was just a bright green flash with a tail on it. it looks metallic, sort of reflective-like as it shot across the sky. >> the meteor shower caused by the comet is at its peak and most visible in the northern hemisphere. we've been talking that nor'easter they are experiencing back east bringing heavy rain and snow to some places. up to four inches of rain expected today from philadelphia up to new york city and into southern new england. higher elevations in west

pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio could see up to a foot of snow. the wind and wet snow could spell disaster for trees and pow whraoeurpbs. city crews are getting ready to put those lines back up. for us not exactly a blast of winter, certainly summer can wait today. >> spring seesaw between the warm and cool we are back to the cool as you see on mount tamalpais in the marine layer of clouds you can see the wind blowing through. drizzle possible for the next hour or so. then, we'll just deal with the cool breeze from the ocean if you are stepping out right now, cloudy and still mainly in the mid to upper 50s here as you head down to monterey bay low to mid 50s inland also cloudy conditions and patchy drizzle, the coast we could have drizzle for the better part of the day off and on looks like slow reveal of sunshine and it is going to be cooler today everywhere compared to yesterday scattered showers in the forecast wednesday and

thursday if you washed the car over the weekend you are not happy to hear that we can use rain. dry sunny and warmer weather this coming weekend. ed if 58 in san francisco, oakland 62, hayward 65 -- concord, san jose, fremont upper 60s. here's a look at cloud cover through the morning, 10:00 east bay valleys and santa clara valley start to clear out. east bay shore starts to clear out noon. north bay and coast still socked in with cloud cover during the afternoon that's why you are in the upper 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s north bay through the bay shore upper 60s south bay and upper 60s to low 70s through the east bay valleys. upper 50s to near 60 with

cloudy conditions around the monterey bay. more sunshine morgan hill, gilroy and hollister mid to upper 60s. 7:05 first pitch, cloudy and cool, 59 dropping to about 56. we'll continue low to mid 50s low tight -- tonight. north bay -- tomorrow afternoon i think we see the sunshine faster and more -- two to three degrees warmer upper level low wednesday and thursday brings a chance of rain even showers once it leaves friday transition to dry weather some of the warmer weather saturday and sunday. have a great day. definitely feeling like a monday morning at the bay bridge toll. slow traffic in all directions. the westbound direction approaching the toll backed up from the 880 overcrossing where terg lights on slow i-80

through the emeryville area because after earlier accident. san mateo bridge westbound slow at the pay gates. more sluggish traffic approaching mid span. heading for the golden gate bridge southbound fine we've had that accident in the larkspur area it may slow some traffic to 101 sir francis drake boulevard. this friday we've been talking the doyle drive closure it happens this friday night 8:00. remember park presidio remains open, golden gate will stay open just that access road head to the golden gate bridge that will be shutdown we are expecting some delays to and from san francisco >> happening right now, prosecutors and defense lawyers inside a federal courthouse in greensboro, north carolina preparing to give their opening arguments in the john edwards trial. edwards arrived at the federal courthouse this morning in is video we just got in.

attorneys will argue whether he violated federal campaign laws he pleaded not guilty to six counts related to nearly a million dollars. during his 2008 campaign he's accused of using funds to cover-up his affair with a mistress who became pregnant with his now 4-year-old daughter. the trial is expected to last six weeks. president obama is paying his respects to holocaust remembrance day at the u.s. holocaust memorial in washington, d.c.. he's being introduced at the memorial by holocaust survivor and nobel peace prize winner elie wiesel. during the ceremony mr. obama is expected to unveil new plans to issue sanctions against foreign enemies. the post reports the sanctions will punish countries like libya and egypt who used social media to track down on

circumstance leaders. the administration wants to send a message to countries that internet access to citizens to prevent protests from forming. students return to class at oikos university for the first time today in oakland after that mass shooting that left seven dead. >> katie marzullo is live in oakland with the details. >> reporter: it is back-to-school today and the students who choose to return to oikos university will be greeted by what see behind us, a very large memorial has consumeed the front entrance to the school, flowers up the staircase, photos of all the victims, teddy bears and handwritten notes. as far as what will be different, the first day back because six of the seven victims were from the nursing program, the nursing program has been moved to an entirely different location. out of the city all together. nursing students will attend

college in fremont today. the room where most of the shootings took place will be unused indefinitely. the president of the university says this is a christian university and it is christian values have that have dictated his decision to reopen the school. he says the students and school must overcome this tragedy the massacre occurred about three weeks ago. maybe coming back will help the students overcome this tragedy katie marzullo, abc7 news. major developments in the trayvon martin case. the man charged is out on bail. george zimmerman posted $150,000 last night and is in a secret location because of security reasons. oakland police looking for a woman who tried to rob a hegenberger road convenience

store at gunpoint last night. the robbery attempt was foiled by a brave truck driver who saw what was going on and wrestled the gun away from her. she ran off and nobody was injured. 6:56. final check on weather and traffic. we start with live doppler over the last three hours quiet patchy drizzle possible for the morning commute and cloudy conditions mind, mid to upper 50s. by noon, sunshine breaks out in the east bay and south bay, temperatures upper 60s even low 70s aren't bay shore it will take to 1:00 to get sun. low to mid 60s. north bay low to mid 60s coast drizzle and upper 50s more of the same tomorrow, warmer and sunnier in the afternoon. just getting word of a bart delay up to 20 minutes late leaving the bay fair station heading to the rich mond station in daly city

because of problems involving equipment. -- the bay bridge commute metering lights on traffic backed up slow going heavy traffic through emeryville. thank you for joining us for the abc7 news. >> we'll have an update at 7:24. have a great day!