. good tuesday morning. it is 6 a.m.. i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze. warmer morning out there. meteorologist mike nicco coming to talk about what is causing those conditions. a lot of cloud cover hot spot is santa rosa, light rain for the better part of overnight 12/100 of an inch over the last 24 hours. the other story is warmer from one to about six degrees across most of our neighborhoods because of the cloud cover. when you step out 60 in oakland, mountain view and san jose mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. here's the first look at traffic. reports of an accident in the silicon valley. good morning. this accident happened on the key road on that ramp leading towards northbound 101 and so far traffic on 101 okay

sensors picking up light traffic for the stphoeurt bay as we check in on the rest of the commute, westbound traffic at the bay bridge toll, beginning to slow expect delays now. 6:02 now. new this morning, developing news from oakland. police are investigating a shooting that left three wounded it comes as the department prepares to consider another major change to their policing strategy. katie marzullo is at the police department to explain. >> reporter: it seems no matter where you put the police officers they aren't enough to go around. one man who lives near where last night's shooting happened wishes he had more police officers in his neighborhood this is last night 98th and holly three people shot, authorities found two at scene the third drove himself home he told his roommate and the

roommate told us he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he's going to be okay. the shooting comes the night before the chronicle is reporting the mayor might be changing her strategy on policing. she wanted to inundate the most violent blocks with the most officers. people living in other communities like oakland hills didn't like that. now it seems nobody is satisfied that one witness to last night's shooting has this reaction to the police situation. >> with them laying off police officers, them not putting focus on these neighborhoods, you know, it is going to happen. summer is coming around. more and more young people are getting antsy. with the resources cut from the city, not much that we can do. >> reporter: video taken at the scene shows two men put into handcuffs we don't have

confirmation from police as far as humidity rests were made and we don't know anything about the -- as far as how many arrests were made and we don't know anything about motives. 21% more homicides and -- katie marzullo. the san francisco ethics commission has decided on a framework in the proceedings against suspended ross mirkarimi. the commission decided attorneys for the city and for mirkarimi will file briefs and provide witness lists before it meets on may 29th, when the commission is expected to decide whether live testimony will be heard. >> it hasn't happened before, it is unchartered, unprecedented. i expect people to be careful. i want them to be careful with the proceedingings it reflects not just on the integrity of the process but it reflects on san francisco. >> it was also revealed last evening's hearing the city

attorney's office still has not obtained a copy of the video showing mirkarimi's wife. in it she reportedly tells a neighbor that mirkarimi grabbed and bruised her arm during a new year's eve argument. mirkarimi pleaded guilty last month to a misdemeanor charge related to that incident which lead to his suspension by the mayor and the ethics commission hearing. surprise move in the case of an unarmed teen shot to death by a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida. last night the sanford, florida city commission would not accept the resignation of the police chief who many have harshly criticized for his handling of the trayvon martin case. they say they want to wait for the results of the full investigation. there were protests nationwide after police refused to immediately arrest george zimmerman for the shooting of the unarmed teen. zimmerman has been charged with second degree mur. police chief lee previously stepped down temporarily in late march after the council gave him a no-confidence vote.

proposition abolishing the death penalty in california has qualified for the november ballot. it would make life without parole the harshest sentence. converting the sentences of 725 death row inmates to life. estimated 100 million dollars it would save over the next three years would be sourced to police departments for murder and rape investigations. yacht that crashed on to rocks at the far:islands this month is in half moon bay this morning -- at the farallon islands this month is in half moon bay this morning. crews lifted the boat in a delicate operation and flew it 28 miles yesterday. there were a number of obstacles facing the crew. in a few days protected birds will begin nesting. the company was paid $200,000 to do the job. people showed up to watch the operation. >> sad for the people that

were lost. >> you are thinking of the people caught in that. we have a lot of friends who are sailors. it is like a ghost boat in a sense. the got is now fenced up. the view blocked by a tarp. the crew declined comment saying their contract forbids them from talking about the job. mike can talk about the weather. his contract says he has to. 6:07. let's take a look at forecast. >> it says i do whatever they say, right. good morning. how are you on this tuesday. rain santa rosa, let's talk about how it going to be slightly warmer today. fremont 71, san francisco 66. oakland, san jose, santa rosa warmer. concord five degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. area of low pressure spinning

outgoing to hang out for the better part of today it is throwing a little more in the way of cloud cover this morning than during the afternoon i think we'll see sunshine faster today. low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco, 64 half moon bay to 66 san francisco, upper 60s to low 70s north bay valleys to the bay shore, south bay, east bay valleys warmest with mid 70s. as far as pollen, the same as yesterday. high amounts of tree, grass and mold, ragweed low. much cooler tomorrow, thursday with showers and thunderstorms warmer towards saturday to monday, monday we could hit 70 along the coast. new accident in the north bay. just getting word from the chp on a serious accident has shutdown highway 121 in the north bay in sonoma county involving a big rig and another vehicle head-on

collision with major injuries reported if you normally take 121 in the north bay, it is shutdown between highway 12 and -- your alternate would be napa road. we'll continue up-to-date the situation and let you know when chp reopens this stretch of roadway. if you are heading for the bridges, bridge commute so far okay with no big delays approaching the san mateo bridge that continues light across the span into foster city. silicon valley commute extremely quiet, no big accidents, traffic 280 good approaching and passing downtown san jose. 6:09 now. just ahead, consequences for north bay sanitation district after one of the largest sewage spills. why the state's improving unemployment rate could mean bad news for the chronicleally jobless the important safety net they will -- will lose this week. apple poised to continue its record earning streak why

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new this morning sanitary district will pay 1 1/2 million dollars in a settlement after two large sewage spills in december . those spills released more than three million gallons ofbbr sueage. they were caused by an inactive pump station and runoff that overwhelmed the antiquated system.

the district waited five days to notify the state and county health officials about the spill. the settlement includes $800,000 in fines related to the lack of notification. hours from now, cupertino-based apple set to release another record huge for apple, already the most valued company in the world. it includes the first results since january 13th, launch of iphone 4s in china, wall street estimating that apple sold between 31 and 32 million iphones in the quarter. the sales streak is -- is hurting at&t the company says it is losing money and iphone sales and not making it back via service plan charges. at&t stock down 25% since it became an iphone carrier in 2007. apple's stock up 415%. today estimated 90,000 californians will be told they are about to lose benefits in

weeks. as of this week california no longer qualifies for a federal program that provides up to 20 extra weeks of jobless benefits to the long term unemployed. it means most californians will get 79 weeks of unemployment benefits rather than the current 99. the department of labor says california's unemployment rate which stands at 11% is no longer high enough to qualify for the extended benefit program. if you are looking for a job abc7 news is here to help. we are co-sponsoring a free job fair with the job journal noon to 4 p.m. at the hilton gardens on powell street them ville. for more information go to abc7news.com and -- click jobs. 6:15 time for the forecast. starting with cloudy skies. >> good news out of is r, rain

has stopped for now still drizzle possible north bay along the coast low clouds may cause flight arrival delays but won't last as long as yesterday, the clouds won't, sunshine and warmer weather on the way today everything is off starting tomorrow and thursday showers even thunderstorms in the forecast beautiful picture from our roof cam looking down towards the port of oakland under the bay bridge this morning. 60 mountain view, everybody else in the mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland mid to upper 50s. highlights partly sunny everywhere today, warmer, showers and storms wednesday and thursday. 80s around. first mid 60s along the coast from half moon bay to san francisco 64 and 66 there. upper 60s to loaf -- to low

70s north bay. east bay mid 70s. monterey and santa cruz mid to upper 60s from watsonville inland low to mid 70s. partly cloudy to start the day .22uz, 7:05 the coli first pitch, 65, dropping to 59 with increasing clouds as we take on the white sox again. mostly cloudy tonight most of the wet weather hanging offshore, at least during the early morning hours mid to upper 50s. our next system spinning low moving more south right now will take a left hand turn and head towards southern california close enough to us that it will buy scattered showers and thunderstorm. system number two from alaska will come in thursday with another round of showers and thunderstorm. 5:00 wednesday morning not much going on during the morning cute, showers will develop you can see them -- morning commute, showers will develop, you can see them along the santa cruz mountains

by noon everybody dealing with showers through 5:00, 6:00, then they slide south and east. break overnight, drizzle showers move into the north bay 5:00 and through the rest of the day during the morning cute. -- morning commute. a 10th to half inch of rain out of this system temperatures will drop nearly tell° by thursday, friday back to drier and warmer weather -- above average temperatures saturday to monday hope you have a great day. good morning. we are continuing to watch the north bay drive where highway 121 remains shutdown because of a major accident, head-on collision occurred 15 minutes ago 121 shutdown between highway 12 and brundale you want to take napa as your

alternate. as we check on our traffic spotters on our exclusive waze traffic app, accident reported 580 westbound in dublin. hearing from traffic spotters that traffic is slowing approaching the scene. the traffic is moving around 25 miles per hour approaching the accident scene. san mateo bridge fine so far this morning. that still continues. more folks are out there, definitely, but still no major brake lights across the span towards foster city in the silicon valley, no major accidents to report. big delays at the bay bridge toll, going to be backed up from at least 880 overcrossing. right now, people with a sweet tooth are cammed out for a store reopening. -- are camped out for a store reopening. >> amy hollyfield is live at the krispy kreme in willow

shopping center icam ing out involved? >> reporter: i had -- i had no idea what people would do for free doughnuts, a line started forming at 8:00 yesterday morning. it didn't open until 5:30 this morning. at that time there were 100 in line this was the grand opening of this new krispy kreme here in concord. it wasn't all in the name of indulging the sweet tooth. we did meet a family who plans to give some of their free doughnuts over the next year to the ronald mcdonald house. they are also poopedkpvñ, theyt in line 2:00 yesterday afternoon and the 11-year-old said it was the longest 15 hours of his life. but worth it i guess they are getting free doughnuts for a year. and they had fun out here. the krispy kreme people even put on a movie for them last night. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. along with those free doughnuts for a year or more

you need a free gym membership to work it off. >> amy we'll take six frosted and three with jelly filled, thanks. a thief with flippers? next how a california sea lion robbed a fisherman of his catch. usually suspects jump out of car. the bizarre police chase that included a woman climbing into the suspect's car du atatatatatat

take a look at this bizarre police chase in southern california. a woman intervened, she jumps on top of the van then climbs into the moving vehicle through an open window. the woman is arrested without incident when the car comes to a stop. a police dog ended up nabbing the driver. police say the driver held up a credit union in west covina. giants begin a three game series in cincinnati tonight after taking a double header from the mets. lincecum has first win of the season he had plenty of help. in game two sandoval homered continuing a 16 game hitting streak and tying willie mays for the longest giants' hitting streak to start the season. bumgardener pitched seven innings for the win, 7-2 the

final. yesterday a's starter gave up back-to-back homeruns to the white sox in the 4th. pitch three through -- threw a three hit shut out. three fishermen have quite a tale to tell after came caught a thief taking their catch. a california sea lion tried to nab the catch out of the net. the determined thief nearly pull one of the firster men into the river. sea lion swam off with a salmon knits mouth, they are considered to be intelligent -- and can adapt to manmade environments. still ahead, officer-involved shooting leaves one man dead in fairfield. south bay school district change ago important policy following the disappearance of sierra lamar. occupy protesters pick

their next target. how the group hopes to shutdown a critical meeting for one of the country's biggest financial institutions today. >> reporter: police are investigating a triple shooting that happened last night. the mayor this morning might ab announcing a change in her policing strategy. -- good news traveling across the lower 48, all airports on time.

good tuesday morning. 6:30. thanks for being here, i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. you can see it is grey out there a look at bay, a lot of clouds, mike nicco here to talk about why that makes it warmer this morning. could we get drizzle? >> definitely. lower clouds northwest from is. this morning we've had rain during the morning up in santa rosa, look at the visibility now up top 10 like everybody else so the rain has tapered, eight miles visibility half moon bay that may be the better place for drizzle going to be patchy during the morning. temperatures warmer everywhere. antioch and san rafael the same as yesterday else one to five degrees warmer mid to upper 50s to even mountain view should say 60 for the warm spot. let's get a first look at that traffic >> good morning.

still watching this accident slowing traffic through the livermore valley, 580 westbound, praefping portola avenue. even though it is just a fender-bender off to the center divider all lanes open, contributing to long delays heavy from the altamont pass approaching the dublin interchange. highway 121 shutdown sonoma county because of a head-on accident you want to take napa road instead. 6:32. the developing news out of oakland. police investigating a late night shooting that left three wounded, as the department prepares to consider another major change to policing strategy. katie marzullo is at the police department. >> reporter: there are almost 400,000 people who live in oakland and fewer than 700 police officers. guess what? everybody wants them in their neighborhood here's one

example as to why. last night around 11:0098th avenue and holly street, three people were shot, two at the scene, the third drove himself home with a bullet in his collarbone apparently he's going to be okay. the roommate says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. mayor quan might move extra police officers out of the 100 blocks, a plan of hers temporary one, to help reduce crime in the most violent areas of oakland. some are saying it did not work. off camera, a witness at last night's violence describes what he heard. >> it sounded like an assault rifle. whatever it was, it was pretty big, because i live six block with them laying off police officers, them not putting focus on these neighborhoods, you know, it is going to happen.

>> reporter: you can see from this video police took at least two away in handcuffs. as of this hour they have not confirmed any arrests or possible motive. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 6:34. a fair field police officer is on administrative leave this morning, -- while detectives investigate his involvement in the shooting death of a suspect. authorities say the officer went to a home in the 700 block of gold coast drive to follow up on an investigation. the 16 year veteran and the suspect began fighting in the doorway when the officer pulled his gun and shot the 51-year-old man. the suspect died at the hospital. the names of the officer and dead man have not been released. this morning more students will return to classes at oikos university, more than three weeks after seven were shot to death by a former student. one class was held yesterday.

17 of the 22 students enrolled showed up to finish an english course. most of them didn't want to talk about the shooting. one teacher we did talk to says, he is still shaken but feels it is important to get back-to-school and finish what they started. >> i'm still dealing with the emotion. it is tough. i thought it was important i come back and show that everything is fine with me. >> students who don't want to return to oikos have been invited to attend unitech college in fremont where efforts are underway to accommodate them. the sheriff's office says at accused shooter, goh has not eaten since was arrested almost three weeks ago. remains of a yacht is now in half moon bay. sky 7 got these pictures as the salvage crew prepared the

low speed chase for a helicopter journey back to the mainland. just days to spare before sea birds starting nesting. this morning it is fenced in at the half moon bay airport. in a few hours the occupy movement plans what they call a major disruption at the wells fargo shareholders meeting downtown san francisco. they want top banking executives to pay their fair share of taxes. two years ago there were only a few demonstrators when shareholders met in january protesters chained themselves to the front doors of the bank. about a dozen were arrested when they refused to move. what started as an earth day event has become the latest confrontation between uc berkeley and the occupy movement. a group of occupiers is camping out at a uc-owned field in albany. they want to turn it into a

sustainable urban farm. uc berkeley says they are tress passing. it has turned off the water and says it will eject the -- evict the occupiers. disappearance of a morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar is sparking changes on how the district will report absences the district has started notifying parents in the morning when students don't show up. sierra's parents were not notified until after 6 p.m., long after she disappeared after 7 a.m.. volunteers and police agencies continue to search for anything that might indicate what happened to sierra. authorities believe she was abducted. 6:37 is our time. time for a check on the weather. look back there and tell me what you see. >> grey clouds, i don't know the -- i don't see the

drizzle. could be along the coast and higher elevations. all is quiet at 6:35, radar sweep was taken it is 6:38 now. winds kind of slow compared to yesterday remember that strong gusts in fairfield up to 35, 40 miles per hour because of the strong marine layer we don't have that this morning winds below 10 miles per hour coming out of the south to southwest because we don't have that strong pushy think we'll see sun faster and warmer this afternoon mostly cloudy 8:00 chance of drizzle even light rain north bay temperatures hanging in the 50s by noon partly sunny watch clouds break up and all radar returns go way upper 50s to near 60 half moon bay, san francisco, 62 san rafael everybody else mid to upper 60s 4:00 partly sunny low to mid 60s along the coast

san francisco where we will see sun upper 60s to low 70s everywhere else the only problem, you see all that pollen yesterday it is still out there, tree, grass even mold, high. showers, thunderstorms, temperatures three to five degrees cooler tomorrow and again thursday. drier and warmer starting friday. temperatures above average around the bay and inland saturday to monday. time for traffic. getting busier out there good morning. new accident in the milpitas area southbound 880 approaching 237 accident involving a bus it doesn't appear any lanes are shutdown. as we check on our waze mobile app with the traffic spotters slow traffic as you make your way into the southbound direction of 880 approaching 237. if you are heading for the area expect delays with slow traffic we are hearing from a traffic spotter, southbound

880, very heavy approaching 237. we'll check on the rest of the commute. we've been talking about 580 through livermore valley accident in the clearing stages still very slow 580 backed up from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. the bay bridge commute metering lights now on, you are going to be waiting in some back-ups. toll plaza delayed from the 880 overcrossing okay across the upper deck. in sonoma county north bay 121 still shutdown approaching highway 12 because of the head-on collision. no big delays for the golden gate bridge. that ailes the commute. >> -- that's at commute. how growth is hurting facebook. we'll get the latest on early trading live from the new york stock exchange. right now the dow up 39 points. city officials in san bruno debate what to do with the remaining piece of the pg&e pipeline that was involved in a deadly

explosion. the record profits banks are making from overdraft fees. how you can protect yourself from these charges. it

welcome back. california forecast live doppler, quiet, a chance of scattered showers across the sierra, 63 tahoe, 71 yosemite. partly sunny through the central valley low to mid 70s chico, sacramento, 79 fresno.

clear air around big sur 70 upper 60s los angeles and san diego. 92 in palm springs. 6:45. "good morning america" elliot has what is coming up on gma. >> how about relief at the pump -- big surprise at gas stations across the country prices dropping below what they were a year ago. could they fall further before memorial day? let's schoppe so. next here on "good morning america." mark yudof criticizing new plan proposing campuses get more local control. several campus heads want the board of regents to delegate responsibility to campus boards that would be created, that would have control over capital projects, academic programs and salaries. yudof says the proposal has not been appropriately

reviewed. investigation has found banks are racking up billions in overdraft fees despite reforms to curb abusive bank fees. banks have made more than 31 billion dollars a year in fees charged to customers who spend more than they have in their accounts that is despite government rules that went into effect in 2010 designed to help consumers. consumer reports recommends linking your checking and savings accounts to increase funds. full report on abc7 news at 4:00, including tips on how you can protect yourself from the fees. facebook, apple, netflix, intel all companies on the wall street radar in morning. >> jane king at the new york stock exchange to tell us more about that. good morning. we have our eyes on the san francisco area. let's start with facebook latest quarterly statement. facebook revealing it has more than 500 million daily active users. more than 40% than a year ago.

the fast growth is costing marketing costs more than doubled one of the things that pushed profits lower all this ahead of the initial public offering planning to list shares in the near future. we have a mixed opening. we did see home prices fall again. the drop is about 3 1/2%. the market so far the dow and s&p higher, nasdaq struggling a little today bloomberg index down as well. we are going to be watching apple shares. the stock is way off of its highs probably -- a slow down at verizon wireless. shares of netflix down a slow down in online subscribers that is hurting the stock there. intel topping a list of the biggest users of green power. the government says 88% of

intel's electricity is from green sources. happiest place on earth about to get more caffeinated. starbucks will be available at all disney theme parks in california and florida, the first whip open in june, disney owns -- abc the parent of abc7. >> i would like to see mickey mouse on a lot of caffeine that should be funny. >> thank you jane. >> warm cup of coffee sounds good this morning. >> yeah absolutely something to get you up and out especially when you have a grey sky waiting more sun this afternoon if that's what you need to invigorate you warmer weather on the way, low clouds and drizzle possible through the morning hours right now looking north, northwest across the golden gate bridge from sutro tower into the marin headlands rain in

santa rosa for the better part of the morning. right now it is over, let's talk about temperatures. 60 mountain view, else mid to upper 50s mild this morning. mid to upper ties around monterey bay and inland with cloudy conditions partly sunny by the afternoon and warmer showers and thunderstorm possible wednesday and thursday day storm prediction center watching more for thursday than for tomorrow. weekend trending warmer from yesterday's forecast. today compared to our averages warmer in livermore 74, three degrees warmer. san francisco 66. san jose spot-on at 72, redwood city 71, napa 70, two degrees cooler than average. mid 60s along the coast into san francisco, just about everybody else in the upper 60s to low 70s east bay valleys warmest today with the

mid 70s. upper 60s around santa cruz to mid 60s monterey as cool as it gets watsonville inland low to mid 70s under a partly sunny sky. heading to the coliseum, 7:05 first pitch, 65, dropping down to 59. cloudy conditions again tonight patchy drizzle possible, mild with mid to upper 50s we are watching two systems that low we talked about yesterday is being pushed to the south a little it will take a left and start to head to southern california tomorrow close enough to us for showers and thunderstorms. system two comes in thursday with another chance of showers and thunderstorm. during the morning commute expect showers to break out heaviest during the lunch hour sliding southeast during the early evening. overnight we get a break, next system coming from the northwest during the morning rush, heaviest of the showers during lunch this one is

moving faster should be out of here by the evening rush hour this will leave a 10th to possibly a half inch of rain across all of our neighborhoods maybe you can turn the irrigation system off for one more day. 10° cooler by the time we get to thursday. friday sunny, back to average. saturday to monday, 70s and 80s away from the coast. speaking of the coast, check out this beautiful picture of some of the fog and early morning sun through it making a fog bow over ocean beach. >> a fog bow? >> hybrid, yeah, cool thanks for sending that in. it was sent in anonymously. if you have photos or video, we would lop396q to see them. just upload them or e-mail them. thanks in advance. -- good morning tough morning for fremont milpitas drivers

southbound 880 approaching 237 in milpitas got an accident delaying traffic. a couple of accidents all in that same area expect big delays for southbound 880 leaving fremont into milpitas. 580 commute also tough because of an accident still in the clearing stages westbound 580 approaching pore low -- portola, slow from the altamont pass approaching the dublin interchange. because of head-on accident this morning highway 120 within still shutdown approaching highway 12, take napa instead. bay bridge metering lights on traffic backed up from the 880 overcrossing. bart reporting all trains on time. no delays for caltrain. of 6:52. the san bruno council meets tonight to consider what to do with 8,000 feet of gas pipeline out of service since

the 2010 explosion and fire. residents have been pushing for the underground pipeline's removal since the explosion that killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. pg&e had planned to fill the pipeline with concrete. the mercury news reports the city council may decide on a third option. city workers recommend removing nearly 900 feet of pipeline then plugging the rest that would avoid the long and messy process of tearing it all out. in san jose, the city is expected to vote to ban all styrofoam containers at all events and city venues. the mayor says the city plans a study on how a city wide ban would affect cost of doing business and amount of litter would it reduce. businesses are opposed to a recapping: shooting has left three wounded in oakland, including an innocent bystander.

>> katie marzullo in oakland with details. >> reporter: of the three wounded, police believe one was hit in the chest, the other in the leg. the third who his roommate says was an innocent bystander someone who happened to be driving in the wrong place at the wrong time was hit in the collarbone he's expected to be okay. -- he drove himself home before going to the hospital this happened last night a neighbor and witness says he heard at least 30 shots fired from two different what sounded like to him, assault rifles. the mayor's plan was to move extra officers into the most violent neighborhoods in oakland. people in other neighborhoods didn't like that plan some say it is not working anywhere way. the mayor might announce she is moving those officers out of those neighborhoods and back to their original

positions, which was community policing. katie marzullo, abc7 news. checking other top stories, the wreckage of the yacht that smashed into the farallons killing five is back on the mainland this morning. a crew used a helicopter to carry the low speed chase to half moon bay. this morning it is still on the airport grounds covered by tarps. salvage workers refuse to say anything about where the vessel will be taken next. san francisco ethics commission has decided on a framework in the proceedings against suspended sheriff mirkarimi. the commission decided attorneys for the city and mirkarimi will file briefs and provide witness lists before the commission meets may 29th. time for a final check on weather and traffic. santa rosa in case you are just waking up 12/100 inch of rain over the last 24 hours everywhere else just cloudy now. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. the sunshine much quicker and

in more areas warmer from the mid 70s in the east bay valleys 70s in the santa clara valley. low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco. tonight cloudy, patchy drizzle possible temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. the bulk of the showers move in during the morning cute tomorrow and hang around -- morning commute tomorrow and hang around. we could have an isolated thunderstorm, same thursday. slow traffic still at the bay bridge toll, metering lights on traffic backed up from the 880 overcrossing approaching the pay gate. once you pass the meter tear -- metering lights traffic okay upper deck. 880 commute long delays because of an accident westbound 580 approaching portola in the clearing stages,

live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza backed up from the 880, overcrossing livermore several miles of slow traffic from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track on twitter and talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news have a great day we'll see you back great day we'll see you back here tomorrow. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc